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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-28
IRON Stone Ware
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G A n . I . A = = S
pDn INSTRUCT jIDsI

~ " Mnfrs s n candidate Tor r. election io tie
office II biartd Jdgf oi the saith District At tho en-
suing August election
\ Nanro' Ug3e Is a candidate Tor Dia-,sf iY3v, nf
The sixth District, At Do ensuing Augui election
Z. ! faear candidate for B,sfiid Jadgc. nj
the ensuing iuglia election.
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AllNri. HlnICA N ave

DIATEu Ca.tor-. Calo Baskets, mays
| Tea ani Table Spoons For sale o,
limo 81 ny DIES
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0J- The Charleston 6. 9 News, one
Of the mos violent X. y papers on our
exchange list, has hoistcd the name OF
Brcu,xAN. This shows clearly the tone
of public sentiment in South Carolina.
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adles and otuf. Hrs @. end sesia
U.nsham umie,H.., cotton aa4 i.nay SUB
u.rt4lIa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-28

The Ni..i,sprl,s a,.us last. The Obi
+. getting bow.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-28

Glassware.
Tl.ASS Bowls OIL foot, preserve Dishes on
" iuut
Covered preserve dishes sugar dl-hes
+ Pickle lencs aud shells, lamps, moiasscs
p.ichor4 sale SELLERS, guhlcIs, laaIa.crs, eliam-
laiour sA ,,.ues t0f Gals ~
n.. G IN DIS
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.iaAu I H.m4d % candidate far ~ ria
4" 'he office oi N.lV a Does eu.aas August
tom.
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New Advertisements.
L.>tray Notice,

t.>tTIl NVttCt.
TAKEN Up BY y. W Bcasloy, and posted
l before $ G. Hart, an acting Justice of
the Peace IN Precinct No. I, tpshur county
ON the 10th day Of June, $3.50, one dark brown
or t5y Horse Mule, about six or seven years
old has some saddle marks on his back also
the marks Of the gear and small white spot
over his LEFT eve Appraised al Sloo
G.. J.. " WARREN, &. &.
June 2s, 1856 II 3w
Notice.
IAkEN UP hy MARVEL Ttd.vell, and post
l ed before s. &. Hart, an acting Justice Of
the Peace 10 Precinct No. T. Upshur county
on the 10th day of June, 1886, one black
Horse Mule, about II hsuds high thirteen or
fourteen years old; a large scar on the right
hlp, and a small scar on Use right arm Ap.
praised at twenty five dollars.
G.. T.. WARREN. {. G.
Jane -. lSJ6 II 3w
IStraN Notice.
INkEN UP by VIM e. Gillespie. and post
l cd before $ G. Hart, an acting Justice of
the Pence in Precinct No. /, Cpslur county,
on the 9Th dag OF May, 1896, one DARK brow
Horse, about iise years old, and about thirteen
hands high, Appraised ai 81 %.
& T. ARREN, {. c.
June - lS5G fl 3tv
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\ larrr ard ,omple,e assortment, .uitab',
u The season.
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Local Advertisements.
UsAla.S AND IsAS~SMA

NNE invite attention to our large stock -
w of Drugs and Books which we are ~
now receiving from Eastern ciiies -
Snlphufic, nitric, mn-ailc, acete and eiir's
Acid spirits nitre llotlman'- anodyue sup
Ether spt-. and aqua Ammonia, sfomss,s
spl- Ammonia; spl-. Lavender, compound
InMlnI'. Sulniinn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-28

NV RELIGIOUS Srcr vrKSSA.-The Vienna cores
pendent OF the London Times wres;-The statement OF
the FrdTkfort Post ZtuHg that numerous members OF
mysteou. religious society" have been arrested in Wen
IA, is correct and detailed Information able
give you a subject of which nothing is yet known
to the Vienna public. About year ago the police
ceved information that the habits and of
OF the workman in the suburbs had undergone very great
change In the language OF my informant, "The men
ORDERLY aud regular and less noisy and rude than
their fellows. As the phenomenon observed in
raj suburbs the police suspected that central club
had been formed with branch establishment. The
movements of of the closely watched, but
up to Whit Sunday last nothing discovered that
instead of going church they read their Bibles diligently
at home, land greatly to any kind OF
ceremony, that IL of their friends died they absancd
from following the corpse TO the grave As there is
not any law in Austria which makes reading the Bible
punishable offence, the authorities had for
interfering with the workmcn, until Whit Sunday last
they held conventicle and surprised by che police
Ii is probable that papers seized il is known
that the persons arrested (beween 60 and 7O) call them
selves Brethren OF St. john" and belong to re-
sious sect.
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ASSASSINATION OF .6 s Ran THE BEAVER is

LAND MORMON LEADER.
Before this time, In all human probability, james J.
land Is among the dead On Monday afternoon between
sin and seven O'Clock, Captain Mcbride OF the United
States iron steamer Michigan (which lying at the pier
at Beaver Isand) his rlot Alex ST. Aubin stce-
rage hand short distance or with request for Strang
To come ON board the steamer, some business
Strang returned with ST. Aubn add when about half way
down the dock, two stepped out from behind the
wood piles with which both sides of the dock lined
there being only passsge-wsy between the wood, aud
Of tee fred revolver the ball striking Strsng in
the back OF the head passed around under the skim
ing the temporal bones.
He then fred second barrel the ball OF which struck
Straug the autram about level with the nose and
passed hi. head the other then fired single ps
umn the small Of bis back and passed into his body The
men, whose names Alexander Wentworth and Thomas
Bedford made sttempt to escape, but surrendered
themselves up to Capt Mcbride. Strang picked up.
and carried into house by apparently dead but al
few moments he revived sufficiently ask the
geon OF the Michigan, who was in attendance the balls
could be extracted Neither the ball in the head that
in the ons traced and either of them had created
mortal wound u not strongly attempted The opn-
ION Of the surgeon is that long this he Is dead
Thomas Bedford one Of the who committed the act
had been whipped forty lashes the bare back With,
scougc made OF the blue beach sprouts twisted together
time Since upon charge Of negectng to disclose
tscts concerning robbery. This had been done by
Suang's orders Both Bedford and Wentworth had been
Mormons. but had seeded, and had joined with the
McCulloch faction, in the late schsm. Both had families
and Captain Mcbride brought them with their families,
and five other families who desire to leave the island,
given up to the legal authorities at Macknac, Srang
the heart and soul well as the interlect OF the
Mormon gang aud is to be strongly hoped that his
death will break them up, and scatter them aboard
There remains man among them capable of welding
Strangs influence, or of supplying his place-Detrot
advertiser, Ji,gc 20.
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rHE GREAT RUSSIAN REnEDY.

EEvsry mother should have box in handy in cas-
OF accident. the Children
REDDISs's RUsstA
II Boston remedy Of thirty sanding recon.
nended by Pyans IL and speedy for Burns Piles,
Bi Corn felons ChlblAins Old fr
Fever SOr Ulcers Itch Scad Head Nettle hash, Bunons sore
Nipples reeommendi by nureJ whitoEs SITES,
Biz SPIDER Siing, Frozen Limbs sali Scuryy, Sore
Crieked P Sore Nose, Warts and Flesh Wounds
laAbe eedy snh which be testified thousands
have used iin the az! a Boston and vicinity for the
Jears In no nsisnee VIII & szYs % Injury interfere with
physicians prescriptions IL Is made s
from recep brought from BRSzf srte.es growing that
eoaniry-And the proprieors have eters f.3a all y
en sea CAPTAINS nrrss and osrd who hase used
themselves, and recommend 70 others Reddiugs
pat 10 large boxes stamped picture horse
And disabled soldier. which picture engraved The wrap
PcE = CExrs Box Sold col
by, or nay be ordered Of any Wholesale druggist
REDDINGs co, Pro 5rietors.
BENNETT RggRs FISHER, Agents; and ali Druggists.
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wu,rE @ y, n IL, Il s,R]3a Rs E..

rUNIIs delisiu watering place ls nov omen a. a. ,
vsrs Il siusied % lie ns Of Tie countries q Boanote
beautiful pelurel aud Fertile portions o. virginia iulfne.
dsey on hs lne q he Virgins and tennessee Rail Road sn
depot only hours BON Richmond and Persburr and about
Prr,ons leaving city Point or Peter,burg or Eeroopd in che
morning BY ne soutsde and Danvie Raj Roads and taxing he
eas u DE Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road Lynehburg fch
There err Wie and BiseE sgipb5r sp,fogs pns -,
relieved BY using waters Tie reputation of te.s us,ers
Tor half century has teen established tie surrounding
cliRoSic AND E ofiiph bsEasEss y" various
, n n ~ 10y ss 49, n ny mineral Eat'r IN YrEna foI %
Dsys ADD Bladder General Debility especially Nervous 81
tenn ~ ti9ds q cg'ansou' nd oer dssass sEn and "a
iey gently pugatye and duretc strong desripa
ug ts ' sn v certificates Of e many that might Be
THE BUtLD1NGs spacious and convenient and almost entire
tons eguai suy oh- found in ne mountains n y,gsi, a.
about ~ pr,pn Te Furniture and Rxiurs are about equal 10
With Hair Mattresses throughout ue essbii ,a., m M t,t
geinye vis 70 Ssmns ard udTs i.s geus,ive. No pain.
pcrieucei and bet qualified Assistant. Tor sgerv Ii,
si.ifmsnt Tie general managgineutu e,nhied toJ Hgg
TRD JAMIE, and ko. READ late Of fyaeiburg sbo IN NJ
dg9ei give s'ii'iss e1 % ~ gL9 mag yi ils place.
YlNN BAND ~ MUSICs already secured spi van pu
OIYlcL VII soon b. established a Bonsaots ie;,i
lhh TABLE sih b. found equal sny mountain M f.
eues or securing supplies beng shout eai - fity ,n ~
! jsit-8m IA. HEYELTINGEk 90 P,o,,.,.,.
EDUHE SODA WATER Altiousi, our Fountain. ar.
~ no. pufs Gold Dor ihy lined si nor Porcelain
nor . te water conveyed 10 flexible porcelain ppes ye ~ III
a6d noeods as poisoned certainly bot Ei.s Sn ss
greatly brnehtea ~ pse We The frs, Introduce ss
~. gsen 10 operation sps & Sns s s,, shsn our ogop
say Won ~, Cream and he pore juice q hc u Lemon
SssS vanilla Pine Apple 3r,r9g ssrssgarla Psctbry
"AN No 2Oi Broad street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-28

Tar PRIzE FGHr-The anticipated prize fight betS
John Mackay Of Liverpool and Johnny BOberts, OF Chi
cago took place At Bakers Leland Salem yesterday
afternoon They fought 81 rounds in 81 minutes a. the
end Of which Roberts was declared vanquished.
We are informed that the excellent condi
oa and work in fine shape, but IL evident
the fifteenth round that Roberts getting the Of
it. and Although game the last he could not
contend sueeessy against his heavier and power
ful opponent
He vas 20 badly cut the eyes that he unable
% continue the fight from hsTng his optics nearly closed
by bruises and blood aud after IL declared that time
lost 20 him. he up TO the sorSt0b, and insisted
upon going again. We understand that al Tic rules 81
the ring imper4vely observed. There sarge
body Of police ia the vicinity but do not understand
that any arrests Of the principals took pace.-Boston
Ledger 24h.
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los'' U.s. ail1ohilug io- .t15.0u
The l5'.n prizes - 81 determined humber uieh
traWs TIE $3.50" prize II that number should odd number
tcs every odd number ticket Ia the scheme viii entitled 70
ar ever lumber ueu number ticket entitled 10
80 10 alit %, y any other prize which may drawn.
Purchaser 10 hyths ~ equal quantity even number
tickets will he u dra!Lg nearly orehaif the cost N M
sane. With chances u obtaining otier pglgcs
80 Remember that every prize dravn aud PAYABLE In ,
Without deduction. " ~
~ All prizes Of 1900 under paid Immediately amer The
drawing Oiher prizes At The usual time u thirty days
Au communications strictly confidential The dfaun numbers
viii BE- iofgsr5ee 70 ga sers nmsdaey afier the drawing
Whole TtRets $40; Halves ~; Quarter a. %
PrIe keis -asi renewed tickets AZ either oaes
~ Orders Tor tickets can he addressed either 10
=. SWAN A 90, Atlanta. or
yeso Z. SWAN MOI .gomsry Ala
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North Hamp. oeto.v 6, [le4sl

%,
The Ohio papers record the death Judge Cowe who
served at the siege OF Fort Meigs, in 1912.
United States steamer Walker arrived the Naval an.
cborage at Norfolk on Monday from Key West.
treaty tor the extradon of criminals has been form
ed between the United States and the Netherlands.
The Columbia, 2outh Carolina papers announce the
death OF Capt Joseph Maher, commander of the Arse
nal Academy, in that city.
Maj. L. b. Washington, OF jefferson county, Va va.
among the wounded in Capt Pate's company in Kansas
few days since.
The hemp warehouse OF H. T. Fox at Lexington Ky
was destroyed by fire Friday last with 1000 bales OF
hemp. Less 10000.
The Democratic conyenton of the second district of To-
wa have nominated Hon. Augustus Hall tor Congress
Baron James de Rothschild has given forty thousand
ancs TO the sufferers by the late inundaoas in France
The latest authentic from Washington Is Gen
Saith will be appointed Governor Of kansas Vice
nan.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-28

AUTOGRAPH LETTER or JONI HlNPDES.-The editor OF
the Washington Star processes have autograph
letter OF John Hampden dated twelve days before the
battle in which he lost his life The following is a copy
For noble friends Colonel Busfrod Captane Green
field, Captaiue Tyrrel Capaime West, any of them
"Gentlemes; The army isnow at North Hampton mo-.
wing every day nearer to YOU. If you disband
may be mutual each other; but il YOU dis
perse you make yourselves and We country pray.
You shall hear daily from
your servant,
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
&C II a NJ T. R ID.
FROM RICUNOND

TWO Lynehhurg - 81 To Lexington a. %
III To Buchanan 10 To he 4
Pare from Richmond Lynehbury CharIotteve o. So
Satisfied fair trial that majority
Boa better accommodated by leaving the
TO the old hoursn and amer the ed
Monday Wednesday and Friday,
4. VI, Scottsvi- IL at A
and Buchanan and Lexington n 6 p NJ o
Returning A NJ, Lynehburr At ~ p
NJ Monday, "Wednesday and Friday reach seottsve iO
New Canton \ P. NJ and arrive Richmond NJ
The BoNs New Institute
and Birmingham H. and In scot;sve with the Stage
~ Time and Distances, Ia Card below:
L sdre Richmond k9Hddy Ledue LynehbUrg Monday,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-28

PHILIP ".
EAGLE FOUNDRY, Richmond Virginia,
cAEY srEKEI, BETWEEN uTrEESTH
Ne ASUFACTURES LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES, TEN -
AN4 ders, Railroad Cars, and all descriptions Of Rail- I'll
road Machinery, Stationary Engines Of any required i1
power Also Portable Engines decided improve $4,000
en over any others heretofore made rom ~ horepowD
wheels and well adapted farming
&C. with Improved Portable attached I'd
and 81 class Mining Machinery, Machinery
Pnrngs and Tobacco Factory Fixtures
and Iron Castings made to order. p RAHM.
KSASsyILLE ". c., Dec. Is, 1855.
p RAM. Esq. Richmond, Va:
Dear Srhe portable Eng (of -
purchased Of few months have put up
operation Thus far performs fully The
Engine works we'll and as for the Saw MIL that undoubtedly
Improvements over anything that ~e have
We have not saved much lied
with eouvenencehave sufficiently that viii snun
the candle anything shape % mills In this
Carolina ."
Should have correspondents from this
mill. refer them mill, n sigh, All
requisite &c You liberty this you proper
no. j. PEAAEALL,
JOHN A. BRYAN.
y. +. Il 10 A
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GTHAW GOODS.-we beg leave 10 call the -~zu.,
- attention % Al who In % #||D
STHA " GOODS, <+<I
o beautiful assortment, O.
Ladies' Beaver and LeehorL Riding nd Pats
DO Lsghorn, Braid and Straw Flats ~ Bloonsts
Chidrens strav Goods, q ever variety
Boys and youths Ifghosn and Braid Hats
Do do Strar Caps
Gents goru Braid Panama scua,e and Ua vaa sts and
lat bot not least oFe beautiful fndih Hats which
b. sNceiied.
Bedes large assortment Of servants,
Paim Lest Mountain T. thorn and The nse Shangai Stag HAT
20 uc most repeatedly call ne attention q friends and
visitors 70 NE city. BtHgORD, DICKINSON wflTGER,
ID w. u In sfrs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-28

A SLAvrs.-The schooner G. y. A. Cole whose recent
aysteSious abandonment the mouth Of the river has
already BEEN mentioned Nv the Gaxette) carried 70
Bausotc aud has there BEEN bced snd condemned ior
being engaged 10 the dave trade. No one has come
fervadfo claim her, aud hs presumsble that any
oil % - having landed cargo Of slaves port
N the West Indies her and escaped from hsr
che Chesapeake casting The vessel awsy.-Aisyaadrig
DaFsfff
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-28

PHASToN TEMS.-We understand that numbers Of our
own citizens aud persons living ia the country the line
81 the Railroad have been considerably mistded and
tue alarmed by singular fact recently noticed repea-
ted OccasonsBetween the hours Of eleven and twelve
o'clock al night the approach OF train Of hes been
plainly heard the shrek OF the whistle and the rumbng
oil the train increasing dsnctness until the cars reach.
ed the Stanton Depot and stopped Persons have gone
20 the Depot 70 lind out the cause OF arrival
sua hour, and when they got there found no train
The depot agents that train the road at tia,
hour Of the night and yet the approach Of is unms
taksby heralded by the rumbng aud IL arrival announced
by the whistle
We noticed in a newspaper some weeks ago that Pic
nomens Of the kind had been observed on Nor
them Railroad. Who can account for hy-Stapnt,,
Spectator
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NORRIS PLANO-FORTE ROOMS,
%. MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
RE constantly supplied with full and complete
N the choicest

N the choicest
FL a n o. y d nc r u
manufactured this country which offered for
sOnAb the factory and the absolute
satisfaction guaranteed purchasers The words OF
pondent, Adre o said aud take pleasure IA repeating
t truth, tAf wORCESrERS upon
9udi any ne tnor and daily being
eorrobOraie the highest nearly ONE THOU
SAND purchasers In the pas, TWENTY YEARS.
asked TO the following Of press
Prom ne " u Commercial Idrerfiser Aprfl So iSSSl
Pianos made by Mr. H. Worcester, this city,
surpassed in all the qualities that render valuable
Prom ne ". y. courier and ERQHirerl
WoEcETEKs PANThe constantly Of the
by
that Worcester beautiful
mental they admitted to be unsurpassed in their essential
qualities OF musical excellence.
From ~ " y. Commercial Adrerfiser.1
"Tose dulcei strains Of which truly yours" speaks
from human throat but from those wonderful
mechanism known Worcester Pianos" A. have than
said, they forth. the melody the
whispering the swet-, and perfectly harmonious and selo-
di0us tones that accustomed 10 listen 10.
A. NORRIS sole Agent, 81 Main ;
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ENIeEArIoS FRoN GREAr BRIAIE AsD IRELAsp--Ffom
the official British reports learn that since the year
1916 Ia which the great NapOleonc terminated
" 100000 persons have emgrated from the United
Kingdom to the United States aud the British colonies
which total than 2,G2OODO emigraied during the
last niue years For succession Of years the eu4 vas
ineonsiderabe but the Irish famine which occurred in
lbil, sucled the stream 10 annual average Of 800 900
souls for eight years. ending with 1855 During the last
four years the number Of emgnns has been 86s 76i in
1882 32g,93I in 1853; $685. AZ in 1851 and l76 sO7 in
1855. The Irish emigration for the last five wears wn-
2645S7 in Ssl 2249g7 IN 1852; Ig2 600 IN 1858; i5D
200 in 1854, aud 1851 in 1855 During the year 1855
no less than ~ 1871 emgran returned TO their original
homes, OF whom lS,iO2 came from America and 1921
from Australia.
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KNANGEDs-Cusf0u purehass <.<vVHz -r--r.
w ifaenss .tnct o. TRAVELLING K1E|~H-~IsaX|
TRuNKs, CARPET BAOa--vAIICEs BON. [[I@*N fA(l4I
FEr BONKe AND SCHOOL RAGS. W re- <<*X<*(FIlfl
cent Affiyas ctH stock D. isrEsr than <<~x<<
ever VS. before sod coprses $4,000 wor rods
The above Inc Purchasers Aod
they ssut II th establishment matter surt
otome Person' VIZ price ceep ossrs uouid
nfcm e By aging at The u Of Isrrssf
Horihern Faesor and eel Trunks q ls factory prc.
Ph ohhAJMok, 49, Main q.
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RlCHMONDANDPETER N AILRoAD
- A03

RICHMONDA ETERSBUUes n AlLR0A ID.
~ - %03f
amer this date the trains on this Road viii run as fol-
ros rsrKsssraa
Express, through Passenger daily, (sundsy's excep
Mail through PASSENGER i.n, n,
Accommodation and freight train (rri-weekiy,) viz
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays ........sk A.
Norfolk Train Mondays, Wednesdays Fridays A.
rnANs Law PETERSBURG nic,soxp
Mall. (sandsy's excep,edJ So . p NJ
Accommodation and freight train rri-weeky,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, A. NJ
attached TO the Coal Train which leaves Richmond
daily, CSundays exeePed) for Clover lin o'cik, A NJ
Passengers coming from Clover Hn by this train
must DC Al summit Depot by. 10 A.
The Express trains wiz the up
put down passenger
The Mall trains wiz when there up
Hnl and Port walthAn functions
The accommodation viii all stopping
The Express and Mail Richmond connect with the
Southern Trains Petersburg Weldon Raleigh Wilmington
Through Tickets 70 Weldon be
The Petersburg Richmond with the
Northern trains for Washington,
Washington baltimore and Phnadpha
Pare for white persons n IS
Children over aud is years Of aee...... IS
Colorcd persons In servants
Colore VIII not be permitted
when In attendance infant children,
requiring their care, in which the white persons
viii be charged.
allowed ON each fare when ticket.
purchased the ONCE and TO getting the where
tickets sold.
tiers with two passes 80 that be retained the ONCE
must expressly stated the that they permitted
the
THOMAS oDAMEAD, Superintendent.
bee p r. osshf $50
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sPRrNG HARDWARE, 1850.
SMITH, RHODES &c CO.,
(LATE SMITH q ROBERrS,)

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE, CUTLERY
GUNS. SADDLERY, SC,
No. 22 Poori Street, Richmond Va
AVE nov In store, and receiving from the
II u manufacturers OF England and this county,
large and we'll selected stock OF Goods, especially
adapted TO the wants Of the Trade Of Virginia, North
carolina and Tennessee and respectfully invite
ers and Others Visiting this Market call
our stock nun and complete comprising follows
Tools for Carenters Mssons, saddlcrs
:. Ccopers, Smiths, &e. In great variety.
Building Materials, Buts, Screws, &C. &c
Heavy Goods. As Chains. Anvs Vices, Steel Hollow
Axies, Springs, Axes, &c.
Safety Fuse Scythes, SnAths, Stones md
straw Knives, Hay Knives Brier Hooks,
FORKS, Spades shoveis Hames, Hog
fine assortment Brides, Saddles, stirrups,
WHIPS Pat. and Enamelled Leather, Sheep SKINS
shoe Lasts Boot Trees, Crimp Boards
Cutlery, OF Rodgers, wostenholms, Butchers and
makers
Guns, double and single barrel, Rides
Pistols, good assortment
Fancy Goods, Fort Mounaies Brushes, Purses, &c.