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III N u vi Il bhlCA SIOhE AND
II DWELLING, ON OREGON HILL, CORNER
OF CHURCH AND BIGHT STREETS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold SATURDAY, the
18th of March, 1856, at o'clock In the afternoon
the premises, that desirable Grocery Store and Dwell
hing on Oregon Hill, together with Lot running Is
feet on Church street and 40 feet on Hight ST.
The above Property is good grocery stand and
boarding house, being near the Rolling Mills. The
House ia new, and contains five rooms with kitch-
en- and porch in the rear, above and below. TIE
house can be entered either in front the rear with
out molesting either part. There il also covered
porch from the house to the kitchen also small eel
lar for the purpose of keeping butter lard, bacon,
&C. in warm weather. .
The house is conveniently built, and is to be sold
on account of the present owner wishing to remove
to the country.
Any one wishing to purchase, can do so privately,
previous t, the SALE ON application to Mr. Wm Gray
on the Canal, or B. w. Starke, Law Building. u
not sold privately it will be sold at pablo auction on
the above mentioned day.
TERms-One-third cash; balance In and mos
with interest added, negotiable notes satisfactorily
endorsed and title withheld till last te Is paid
The taxes for the present year to be paid BY the pur
chaser. WIN. GhAf, trustee
Sale conducted by GoDDIN x APPERsos, Aucts
NH
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z To the voserx of ss ..ss~~ -~----s
CANDIDATE for reelection 10 the os,e. ~
WEALTH'S ATTORNEY s'"Se " ovmM NUN
nah A---6t ro,r, -
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BY Z. b. Cook & Co.

ny ID De COOK q Co.
CLOSING OUT SALES..-The subscriber
~ intending to esve the city in few days. calls the
attention of the public to the closing Of his stock,
and FRIDAY, the 1lth, 18th and 18th insts, at 10
O'Clock.
There still on hand many article worthy the
attention of the public, consisting of Gold and Silver
Watches Fob, Guard and Vest Chains, Seals Breast
Pins for gentlemen and ladies' Finger Rings, Brace
lets. &C., &c. Also large lot of Rosewood Dressing
and Work Boxes portable Money Desks, &c.
The sales will be continued at night the above
days at o'clock. HENRY HYMAN.
Sale conducted by E. B. Cook Co.
Notice.--Persons having watches or jewelry in my
hands for repairs requested to call and get the
| same Immediately. HENRY HYMAN.
| mh9
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nPENING OF sPkiNG TRADE.s.Re-
" ceiving every day, fine assortment Of Medi-
cines Drugs, Points, Window Glass Chemicals, Fan
cy Articles Cigars &c comprising every article in
tie drug line The subscriber 10 DESTROYS TO increase
his trade, aud having every facility 10 supply the
wants of the people, he wishes them 10 examine his
articles and note bis prices He wishes to thank
his customers for their verypberal patronage hereto.
fore and 10 say that in future he wiz do bis duty, and
endeayor to eserve more extended trade.
g. p. SEMPLE, Druggist,
x.hte 2e2 Main street.
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r AND IN HENRICO COUNTY. FOT

T AND 1 N HENRICO COUNTY, FOR
IL SALE.-By virtue of a deed of trust executed
to us by Robt n. Vaughan and Joseph w. C. Clair,
decd, for the benefit of VIM. P. Strother, William
H. mcfarland and Thos w. McCance, trustees we
shall offer for SALE at public auction the premises
on SATURDAY, the 22nd March, 1856, at u o'clock,
M all the interest conveyed to being twelve un-
divided hfteenths of tract of land in Henrco county,
adjoining the lands of Temple Redd, Reuben S. Ellis
and VIM M. McGruder. and containing 144k acres
1t Is understood that the remaining SIS win be of
tered to the purchaser, by the parties owning the
same, at the rate which the l2-l5 may sell.
TERMS made known on day of sale
Acting as trustee, we shall convey only such title
as is vested in us by the deed.
Il " A eon5l SMITH Trustees.
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A UCTION OF COWS..-Wfll be sold. or
"A SATURDAY next at the Horse Lot, near Cen
tral Railroad, fine Mich Cows raised the city
per day Sale to take place at half past 10 o'clock
The above Cows will be on exhibition before oul
store at halfpast O'Clock.
AUTHORIZATIONS fine Hack but little used 80
Several fine Work Horses and Mules, &c
NH ii LARIIS g. SHINE Aucts
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BY Larus &. Shine,

4 ~ OIL PAINTINGS At AUCTION.
- WI De sold at auction, on FRIDAY EVENING
e ia.n instant, commencing at O'Clock, q copsigp-
Q. valuable old Oil Paintings Gust received per
e noanoke), attributed to the following masters -
Heu.e,, hnooes POWELL Hampton, Winten Dobbins,
.ney are now ON exhibition. Connisseurs are re.
sP1nS.'uIy invited to examine them, a. the whole
VIII De sold to the highest bidder without reserve
11 LARUS SHINE, Aucts
OTs In the Town Of MANCHESTER
- returned delinquent for the non.payment Of taxes
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BY Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.

7 ARGE AND VALUABLE TOBACCO
II FACTORY ON 18th, BETWEEN MAIN AND
CARY STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 18th of March,
1856, on the premises, commencing at o'clock thar
really valuable Tobacco Factory situated on the east
side of 1lth between Main and Cary streets, now in
the occupancy of Messrs. N. B. Dickinson and Sam'l
Bailey, at annual rent of $780, The lot fronts
60 feet, extends back 80 feet.
The terms, which will be liberal, will be made
known at the hour of sale The taxes and insurance
for the present year to be paid by the purchaser
NH Ii GODDiA APPERSON Aucts
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MERCANTILE INsTITUTE,--Ac conn
lvl petent- Book-keeper. recommended by the In
Mercantile Institute" bsx 64s All business
ly confidential The class receiving instruction In
Book keeping meets every Monday and Thursday
evening, at " O'clock In the Reading Room coma,
of Main and 18th streets Persons interested in the
enterprise invited TO visit ON the above
named evening" NH l2-3ts
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The whole 10 conclude with GRAND FAIRY
SPECTACLE Of
THE SILL YER LAKE,
THE FAIRY CASTLE

THE FAIRY CASTLE.
70 Doors open at quarter to T. NJ, and to COM
g1,ence at y o'clock precisely.
W Admission only . cents; children under ten
years of age, Is cents.
ESr Also, on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at s
o'clock, for the accommodation of Schools.
nh a
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nEPARTUREOF MADAME AD,1,.pHE

~ The original, unsurpassed and justly cee brated
MADAME ADOLPHE, the universally acknowledged
greatest synpethist in the world, and the dis
fnsushed lady who created, through her marvellous
rect predictions of the future such intense excite
ment In England, France and the principal cities in
the United States that Queen Victoria presented her
with costly diamond brooch, and Daniel Webster
with ewelled ring will receive visitors few days
longer at the Prescott House, Main st, doors above
the Virginia Banks, whom she will inform all about
the past, present and future-f they married OF
not, aud when what ladyOr husband they will get,
business of every description. Mysterious and al
impossible her profession appears, she comes
recommended By so highly respectable and inpumera
ole certificates of acknowledged power and skill,
thatit Precudes all superstition or probability of de-
ception or imposing, as many others now practice
EF@ Consultation fee, from so cents to 81, accord
ing to how far they wish to go, what time they
cupy. fe 16-lm
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HAGGAI, ZECHARIAH AND MALA.
IL CHI, by Rev T V. Moore, of Richmond
EVENING INCENSE, BY tie author of NJ orning
and Night Watches
And other New Books ct
PRICE CARDOZOs
VPO ARE THE BLESSED meditation on the
Beatitudes 7jc.
MEMOIRS OF J. NJ MASON. D. D.: So.
HORACE AND MAY; or, U lconscious Influence
TIC.
EMBLEMS FRoMEDEN n new work bv Rev
James Hamilton. sic.
THE CHRISTIANS GREAT INTEREST By
Rev VIM Guthrie, with an introduction by Rev
Thos. Chalmers 75c.
THEOLOGY OF INVENTIONS, or Manifestations
of Deity in the works of Art. BY Rev. ]. Blake.
ly Scotland 75c.
RELIGION IN COMMON LIFE, n Sermon preach.
ed before the Queen and Prince Albert. Nv Rev
John Card. 25c.
DIR. MOoRES NEW BOOK on the Propj,et, 49,
EVENING INCENSE. BY the author Of Mornir.
aud Might Watches. 40 and 25c
ter. Is and Soc.
LEAVES. FROM Il FAMILY JOURNAL. By
Emily Souvester so and 75c
Same works in French. NH pa
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BY John K. d. Payne, 1acfiSneer.

BY john Il. ID. Payne, Ancfioneer.
A BEAUTIFUL ROCKAWAY AND
"A HARNESS, AT AUCTION.-At the request Of
the Administrator, viii sell at suction on FRIDAY,
the 18th inst in ths alley adjoining my Office 1t II
O'clock q handsome Rockawsy and Harness. on
credit OF months, for satisfactorily endorsed nego-
liable paper. JOHN r. ID. PAYNE,
nm III Auct
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ADJUSTMENTS

FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH I4th, 1856,
PRIMA DONNA.
soluble Mr. Richngs
Rchings
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NH |:

DICHMOND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IL Ground from selected Lump, for sale ~
WOMBLE &CLAIBOENE,
rrbts No. II Pearl street.
I AND WARKANTs WANTED, nc IA IN.
i xLEY,s Ofiice-Lam paying to-day the very high.
e. market prize fsr % w i aR ~ sS,s Lana
:. and Land Warrant Of5ce, 18th -,
Opposite tho Post Once. hsAmead, Va
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6 21-dlyif

WE WOULD respectfully Inform our
w friends and customers that we will reopen on
the LIST April at store No. 1877, Main street,
opposite the Exchange Bank. with an entire new
stock of Housekeeping Goods and Fancy Articles
GARDEN SEEDS..Landreth,s, fresh...
VI New supplies received and for SALE papers or
bulk. The attention of farmers and gardeners 10 re-
quested our stock, which will be found complete
in Garden Seeds, with some of the Field See Dc and
Flower Seeds. w. C. BATTAILE,
mhlI---n Druggist.
VIRGINlA HOUsE..lirace street, near
v 9th-Mrs. ROSA H. VALENTINE would re-
spectfuy solicit share of public patronage, promis-
ing to every endeavor TO make her guests feel at
homen Transient boarden also accommodated -
Terms reasonable. NH l1-1m*
NEW SPRING GOODS.-We are receiv-
l Y ing by Express and the New York steamers our
SPRING GOODS. The assortment when complete
will consist of plantation and housekeeping Goods Of
the best makes, and Ladies' Dress Goods in all the
newest designs and finest fabrics Some already re-
ceved arc
French, English ard American Prints, entire new
style and beautiful.
French Lawns Orgnndies Brilliants and Euslins,
tire new style and beautiful.
Plain and printed Challies, English Taeas entire
new style and beautiful
Ombre and Chenc striped Challies.
| Printed Persians, in new and beautiful designs.
| Italian Cloths Chan,brays and Hoop Skirts.
Alexander's Kid and Silk Gloves Emo.oderies, La
| ce., &C. W. P. PERKINS CO.,
NH IS No l4i Eagle square.
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THIS DAY


AOOx4OIJ 8AlaE{E
THIS DAT.
BY Richard Caufhsrn.
THIS RRIDAY) MORN1nC :. -
L O'Clock, ct my store, win ssu Z hhds Hsas I
hid. Shoulders, bbls shsd, Jsvs Coss, Green Tse.
Tobacco, he.
ORANGES AND LEMoNs-Also. q hs...
Oranges and Lemons, In fair order.
..mh a n. cAuTHoRN. Aues.
BY Chas. r. W0rtham e &c.
CARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND no.
~ LAsSES.-On FRIDAY, March 18th, It tie
iower shed ON the dock, commencing 1t II osloek A.
NJ we will sell the cargo per schr. Mary Eliza from
Atfakapas, La, consisfine of
ivs hhds prime to choice N. o. Sugars
~ Dolls do do do Holsaoeo.
ALSsoIWiil be added TO the shove sale, the cargo
per SER Mssissippi, co6ssting Of
nS hhds prime to choice N. o. Sugar.
az +, , nos 90 do do Mslssssa
Sl neress 90 do do do
Terms OF SALE: For all sums under SI00 cash
per CHAS T. W(SRTHAN y 34f
ma To Auctioneen.
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BAKER, PEASANTS & CO., Aucts.,
LOT Corner franklin aud IJniop II

DEERS, CORDIAL BITT EKs, r
ID MORNING REGULATOR.-An innocent re-
feshng exhilaratng and delicious Beverage produ.
cling instant relief from the effects of "over indul.
gence loss of appetite, lowness of spits dyspepsia
and all affections of the stomach and bowels, arising
from whatever cause-imparting TO tie whole system
renewed strength and vig0r For sale by
BENNETT 4 BEERS,
fe2l-d1yif Sole Agents.
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DICHOND IRON AND STEEL WORKS..
III The subscriber continues to msnufacture
and keeps on hand, near the Petersburg Railroad
Bridge
BAR IRON, all sizes
SCROLL IRON, all sizes
RCD. 0f&nd II do
Hofse aid Mule SHOE IRON
TAPEKED iron, for tobacco mile
FROG STEEL for Railroad Frogs
All maze from best smiths Scrap Iron
JAMES HUNTER.
N. R.-Wrousht Scrap bought and taken In ex-
CD nss tor New Iron. NH il-lms
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE OF MOS1

4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OE MOSY
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND.-As Commissioner appointed by
a decree of the Circuit Court of the city of Rich
mond pronounced the 18th of January 1856, in
the case of Cullen ex'or against Lyles and others
shall proceed to sell at public auction the pre-
misses on FRIDAY, the 2lst day of March, 1885, in
fair if not the next fair day. in the order sdvertis-
cd. commencing at II O'Clock NJ, the following very
valuable Real Estate, belonging to the estate of the
late DR.. John Cullen viz:
1st. That large Brick Tenement on Pearl street,
now and for many years in the occupancy of Mr. Jas.
G. Spotts as Penitentiary Agent.
I'd. The large three story Brick Dwelling Ross
rect, adjoining the Richmond House. recently in
the occupancy of DR.. David H. Tucker.
Sd. The valuable property known the erich
mond House" now in the occupancy Of Miss Ring.
The above Real Estate is so we'll known, that a
more minute description of the same is deemed un-
necessary 1t is located in those parts of the city
where real estate is justly regarded very valu-
able.
TERMs-One-fifth cash; balance at 6, 10, Is and "a
months for negotiable notes. interest added and title
retained till last note is paid, and conveyance d.
rected By the Court The and insurance for the
present year to be paid By the purchaser.
G. A. MYERS, Com r.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN, Aucts.
P S-Immediately after the above sale will be
sold that very valuable and desirable Building Lot
the corner of Marshall and 18th Streets adjoining the
residence of John Jones, Esq, having front on 18th
street of 80 feet, and depth of 100 feet.
Terms at sale. GODDIN l. APPERSON.
mh6 Aucts.
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SUPERIOR MICH cow AND CALF.
-, WIN be sold at auction on SATURDAY, March
In, ~ sns lot near the Central Depot, very
peror Mich Cow with Calf
NH IS ALEX MOTT Auct
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
~ AND LOT AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
BROOKE AVENUE STREET. shall, as special
1mmssioner under decree of the circuit court of
Jssy 1880 in the anti of Mos6us l NJ.
by, sell at public auction, the premises (f fair if
not the next fair day thereafterl at the hour of
1896, the House and Lot in the city of Richmond,
on Brooke Avenue street, of which the late Edward
L. A. Mosby died seized and possessed. This pro-
been used rs grocery store in the basement and &C.
cupied in the upper part private residence.
TERMS: One-third of the purchase money will be
credit of four and eight months the purchaser
cutting negotiable notes. interest added, with good
dolsers and title retained until paid and convey
ance directed by the court JOHN N. DAVIS,
Special Commissioner.
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Washington, ,.......-.,.......:M Mr.. Rio hing
Miss Richng,
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HOksES AT AUCIlUN...On SATUR.
DAY, 18th instant, at 10 o'clock, at the large lo
nearly IN rear of my store, will sell at auction
NOR, WORK Horses young, well broken Mules; steel
NH "a CArTTuORN Auct
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nv, aITNDRED M 8 KS UOK.

LIVE HUNDRED M . TAAks COX
n j !assi n the Houss--The Betrothsd; 7sc.
rsvr f4nndred Mistakes Of daily Occurrences. In
speaking, pronouncipg. and Whiting the English
language, corrected; H3c-
American Life BY Walter March; 81
Forest Tragedy, and other Tales. By 0rsce Green
wood; 81
For sale BY 4 nUkA1
NH l2--5t Ne VI Ae1n 1919.
n 617vyN,a CANTHARl6lNk RxAns
% TER on HLI5TER1N0 TIo8UE-keas~zs
many advspssess over the common bis9es -
n ~ mask delieats ana sensltixe 1oes nos eanss
X = a. POpkkEA
uhu Nc. " Nam sxees.
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ORNAMENTAL LEATHER WORK.--A
~ Lady will give lessons in Leather work 10 any
who wish TO learn it. Particulars WI III regard to the
course may be learned by applying to school rooms
corner of 9Th and Franklin street. formerly Rev M.
d. Hoge's. NH f-eo9tt
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ARRIVED
schr Reindeer Kinner, New York, lime, MeGru.
aer's Sons
schr Maria Jane, Jones, New York, eusno, skink-
Ell 4 Co.
Schr Passenger, Rolly Eastern Shore, oats.
Brig Breeze, Auterbridge, New York, mdxe, d. L
W Currie.
Schr A. n, wetmore, Bossrt, New York, mdse, d.
W. CurIie.
Scbr VIM Allen, Grant, New York, Euano, Cren.
shaw Co.
Schr Robt Miller, Wilson, Bosten, mdze, d. Il w.
Eurric. n
Schr VIM. Spear. Jones' Baltimore. copper ore and
eour W. D. Colquit Co.
schr d Herbert, Myers, Portsmouth, locomotive
and saw mill
schr \. n Scott, Hubbard, Petersburg to load for
Philadelphia.
Sehr Moonlight Rogers, down river to load for
New York.
schr Ophir Peese City Point to load Tor Boston
Schr Henrico ScTantbury, New York. mdze D. l.
W Currie.
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MuLETEER OF TOLEDO.

IA MARsELLA1SE MISS RICHINGs
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kSES AND BUGGIES AT AUG.
"a loth on the vacant space near the Central De
pot az 10 O'Clock several saddle and harness Horses
one very hne sorrel Horse, account of whom i
may concern, without reserve
ALSO, hne new Northern Buggies, latest style
with several sets of Harness
mn ~ BAKER L. PLEASANT9. Aucta
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Manuel. Rlching,
Miss Richingi
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AUCTION sALUs.
FUTURE DAYS.


EuKNITURK, CLOTHINCs, CsROCE.
hIES. &c--Will be sold at auction, SAT
uRDAY, March Is. at 10 o'clock sundry articles of
Household and Kitchen Furniture; 2 cases Clothing,
consisting Of Coats, Pants, Vests Shirts he; Sundry
ioss OF Dry Goods Shoes, Hats. Caps, Crockery aod
Haseware; 5000 CiEan choice brands; 80 bxa Scotch
hfeirinsG do Cosnac Brandy; do Bay Ram; kegs
mustard % bottles Chies; 10 bbls Cider 10 do Irish
rotstoes ALEX. MOTT,
mn IL Auct-
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1A-s Mich COW FOR SALE,..
9<;ssssxT fine young cow and CALF for sale
E=szes VIM. Fl. RICHARDSON
NH lS-Stx ~
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\ ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.
NH 1t.

o. GRIEF EDMONDSON...Thisc Gel.
oNebrated race horse and stallion will make his
next season, commencing on 18th March, 1856,
and ending on LIST July, at the Fairfield Race Course
near Richmond, Va. and at Mr.. Deans Farm, in
Goochland county. He will be let to mares at the
very low price of twenty dollars the season. payable
in all cases in advance.
The owner is induced to put the price so low that
all may have a chance for race horse almost with
out cost.
Mr.. Dean or Mr.. Tally will receive and receipt for
II money for his services
Mares sent to him will be well cared for at either
place at reasonable rates, and ample provision is
made for their accommodation.
Groom fee ST. NH 4---1m
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EsNGEK's : a. VI NJ. MAtHINEs.-Thes
machines long sustained the highest reputation in the
United States. PRIzE-A GOLD MEDAL-has re-
Gently awarded them at the great Exposition at the
of Industry in Paris and thus they have the worries
verdict of superiority. ,-
Great just been added that they run
with the operator at dnubie the ordinary
speed so that TWICE AS MUCH WORK CAN BE DONE
IN A DAY.
The clothing and manufacturing establishments
In the country chimes exclusively They are com
ecn perform work in the most perfect style
great numbers of inferior entirely worth
less ing machines the Derow Blodgest, Avery VII
son irpyer and other patents which have been Sold
but cannot advantage, we hereby oer 10 re
eye and also unimproved ones OF our own
nanpfrture IN EXCHANGE NEW AND LATEST IMPROVED
MACHINES liberal terms All old machines thns optaheu
Inv ms viii destroyed For particulars apply
~ Letter or personally a New York Office.
- R-Iocal Agents wanted make sales of our improved
sewing machines To persons properly qualified for the bnsi
ness opportunity for profitable and pleasant employ
ment Is offered. N oin'E,. =" -.
~ Principal Office, 323 Broadway \. Y.
BR.xeY OFFICES; AZ Hanover St, Boston ll2 Chesnu
ST phiadelphia l05 Baltimore St. Baltimore 2&3 Walnut
Z, rincinuat sl ST. Charles St, Orleans. Glovers
Vile n Y 33i Broad St, Newark, ~ D. lnoV @2-dJth
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IN SION MERCHANTS, SAN FRANCISCO GAL.-tOF-
FIcr l34 STREET NEW )-particur attention
paid SALES OF TOBACCO, and eonsgnments direct from
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited 80
REFERENCES-A. A. e. A. Lawrence Co. Boston; Allen
& Paxson. New York; Courtney & Cushing Baltimore;
Davenport, Allen CO, Edmond, Davenport Co, Ludam
& Watson T. Heath, late auditor and Crenshaw ~
Co Richmond McCorke & Jones, Mcdaniel Hurt 81 Pres
ton r. C. s. Ferguson Co. and Miller Crenshaw, Lynch
burg
N B-Hayng established branch of our house in New
York resident partner in that city will give his personal
receiving ranshppng and securing the low
est freight Gree of commission) on all goods eonslg
ed to San Francisco House.
Messrs Edmond Davenport Co, will act for us at Rich
,,on1 aug 2Seodty
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TRADE, ,san.-Iwill have

HALL TRADE, is51.-I will have ready for sal
II and after the first of October ne lot of Hank
BOOKS AT all prices. aud all styles of Ruling and Bndng
All will be sold low for cash All III Of good and
Books will do well To gise n cali
WIN J. FoikES
+ S-persons who wish o make Books for them will
please leave hrr orders al Bnery a that their
be dry and ready for the FIRST of December
sep ats W. J. y
NOTnGE.-Ihc suh.criber being dc.iro0- 10
~ out the remainder of the Stock II Gond nj the old
stand of GeorRe Baghy will from this day offer the cntre
stock at aud below COST. for CASH only
nc 3nts BfNJ +, SAtKEfT
UNOR kENG.--A small House near Mr.. Warren NHn.a
II GannawaN3 with about nnelostd anda FH,.I
good Spring within thirty yards Of the door. Posses E1.
sion given Immediately. Apply to LA4-A
2hdts, JOHN iol1lNs.