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en- COUNTRY SEAT at SOUTH

FURNISHED COUNTRY SEAT at SOUTH
IL ORANGE, NJ J-For SALE or to LET, beautifully stu
afed within of New York bv railroad and WITHIN
seven walk of the depot handsome two story COZ
TAGE, buildings fine fruit shade trees &c Il acres OF
Ground of which in garden Loo alton perfectly
healthy Terms easy, and possession immediately AppX to
T. b. CODDlNGTON 4 Co., No. 76 Broadst, N 7.
L'ARM for SALE-With crops in New-Jersey,
NewYork Apply At No. $50 Pearlst up stairs front
nffc
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Financial.

The MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD CoMpASY,
TREAsuRGR's OFFICE, BosToS, June 10, 1885.
4 DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT will be
"A paid the fret day Of July to the ssockho des m
Michigan Central Raj road Company at tho close OF bust
OF entieh day Of the month Payment TO
be inside TO residing Mchssn and not
kewYoik tho office OF the Local Treasurer in Detroit
to hole e Of stock registered in the City Of New York at tho
Office Of tho FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
all others the Office Of the Treasurer IN the City Of
Beaten. By order Of the Directors,
ISAAC LIVERMORE. Tressurer
The Transfer Books will close the twentieth instant and
op@n o fret of July
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J,ARM LANDS for SALR.-The IllLlNOtS
~ MIR Al RAILROAD COMPANY IL ao~ prepared TO
sell 0''' TWO MILLION or ACRES
"a MING l. A ID 81
4, TaAcrs OF Forty ACRES AND UPWARD
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CHARLES R. MILLER 4 Co Auc'ionesra
WILL SELL on FRIDAY, June "a, at
w o'clock he ground East New York 80 reserved
BUILDING LOTS, on Atlantic, Fulton, Division, &c avs
East New growing rspid and Is accessible At all hous
by cent Onibus Lines Railroad. Apply Once OF Auc
tiou GERS, No. 1876 Broadway.
w H. M'DONALD's AUCTION and COM
w MISSION SIOBE No Is Spruce st.-Out door sales
of MeIhaud Furniture &c attended to In axy part OF the
city, Prompt made of all sales aud the utmost
taken IL the Storage Of Goocs &c. .
w II MDONALD, General Auctoneer.
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bountp fano Uarrants.

BOUNTY LAND-WARRANT OFFNE, No. 90
W.u :, N.xyo,t The highest marles pric, psia 6,s
LAND WARRXSTs ard al Warrants sold By AZ. sgsrsa
te3 and forwarded mail or 0therwss On receipt Of remit
tzDcek
Land Warrant, procured for Soldiers an: Others entitled
Bounty Lands. upon apple a'ion 70 =, -
AND WARRANTS WANTED
IL TAYLOR BROTHER RS Bsntsn.
No 70 VIZ ct New York
We ss s,pp,y o:isr, 7eomsfy. "raaaA Sssys On hs.A
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Jnstrnrtion.

DOYS' BOARDING SCHOOL-At Little Ferry,
ID nine miles from Hoboken, j. Stages from HobOken pas:
School daily. Pupils received time Terms
Board Tuition $3.50 to s li0 year. For Crcu-
lars with particulars, address, A. B. WINANT, Prinepa
MYSTIC HALL SEMINARY for YOUNG
M LADIES-WEST MEDFORD, Masa Five miles from
Boston Ten Teachers Of first ability employed In the Schools
,oldus facilities thorough English Education With Latin
Greek the modern polite Languages Music on Piano
Painting Of and the etiqustte OF society
A Partisan lady resides in the family Prizes are
awarded in each department.
Aids physical elucacn to Be found IN c,i..Senes Dsa
On the Mystic River (ss) horseback riding ke Well trained
saddle belong the Seminary EoI particulars address
he Principal. Mis- THOMAS r. SMITH
RErEREScEs-The Hon. Robert c. Winthrop, Bos,on thu
Bon Edward Everett Boston; the Rev. Charles Boots Wea
m PRINCIPAL Boston Latin Schools the Hon Abbott Lay
renee, Boston, tho Rev. Hubbard Winsow, New York; 'hs
Rev William Hague, D. d. Albany tho Rev hoiun h. Hsss
D. D.. Boston; the Hon. Sam. Houston. TeIaA
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Clothing.

d. q HATS 81 less than Broadway prices
- - For ess.nce and durability tscS e1nss be .ssrisd
Rect Hate. 81 10. BROWN NO. <o Cena' %
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furniture.

J1NAMELED FURNITURE.-H. F. FAR
r. pJNCTON has now ready sale
- ,ch ENhMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE, all patterns
and coors aud eaboey decorated in spdc.Pe figure: and
flowers at Aanuftory Wsreroon Nos W and 10 oos'
Ter at betw cen Broome and Grand-su
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IL L R o S T. n + o. l. S

II Err ser + OIL
IN NOT EXPLOSIVE.
sycpREp pArENrs.
KFROSENE ILLUMINATING OIL.
The advantages possessed by THIS ou are;
/. The intensity Of the Light produced
2 !. 10 not explosive
II viii remain fud when the best sperm OF has eon<ea,st
much sht a. 50 worth Of Rapossed Ol sIso Whie 80 q
of SperIa OH Cr e29 Of Burning FaiL
Ibis On buns ip al tn. ArrHnd buouop isups
eamphene ssd sy,c oil mIs without the ssuA tendency
KEROSENE LUBRICATING OIL.-Tbs eject Of thi. OF
on mschpery found be perfectly maga removes the
oil and dos bot copgesl Low Temperature Il barns mss
Iifcepy in all the solsr pinnacle and hand lsmps also
ship owners ship captains shp supply men and Others par
cray the cerhcs,ss TO be seee s the once Of
ALsTENS, Agents for the Kerosene Cd Co.
No. 81 Besverst, New York
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A. NJ MERwrS Aucsonser
DY BANGS. BROTHER & CO.-Trade-Sale

THE bFGULAR FALL TRADE SALE will be con-
me. c,d on TUESDAY Ssoteuber ., at O'Clock IN Con
mm.nrs Of Books, Stereotype Plates Stationery BOOK.
Bude M.tersls &c. ,octee The Catalogue VIII % PVT 70
pres early l. July.
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EXTRA QUALITY REFINED LARD OIL
II very pure burns brightly and long sperm and ever
the wt being free from gum, very superior fs
COBUkNs PURE rALLOw OIL, superior for burning
win colder weahe and will outwear the best sperm oil
Barrels ~ ~ JOHN ". QUINCY, No. ~ Williams.
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lEYSTIC HALL SEMINARY for YOUNG
AIR. EATONs COMMERCIAL BOARDING

Nl observation-disclosures in Woscester, Mass, A. D.
eBYouns thoroushiy fitted in Double Entry Book
keeping Business Pennansb, Mercantile Arithmet'e and
s Mind Each student viii be warranted to b
sde competent In sx isbt weeks to perform with Per
et TO himself employer the duties OF any Count
rs Room whatever Iuaxius Instruction. clases Tuitn
E the Commercial Course sls good pleasant home In tie
lsmy Of the Proprietor, with Board sS per week reIsos
tutou csn DO assured Of is high standing BY sending for
spy Of his Annual Circular and Catalogue ADDRESS
- Worcester, Mas.
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TOR SALE or to LET-A four-story brick
BJJILDING No lle 28thst, the Sd.av the bu d.
rq is II fee front by 100 fee. Deep with Steam Engine Also
Moding Machines Planning do Tenen do air, 0iIca
La Saw Benches and circular Cross cut saws all good
Ger; also ard Double and Scgle Harness, Lumber
Wagons Light Wagon Cart, Sleigh together with all ha
10 carry Building businessr all its branches
The Bulldog be used for other purpose
of the above articles will bs sold by apoying on
The pTemis.s or to DAVID HENRY, No. l0i East 2dst
H. HORTON No. 352 West-st. No. 6j East 29sh tt; WM
~ on w No Tsst Goth
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II. II. LEEDS Alphabetically a. LEEDS GO.
THURSDAY, June 26, at III o'clock at the store
No. Is Easssu-st-LIQU0RS- VALUABLE stock OF wines,
Brsnoies &C. properly OF importer declining business
In port choice old Gordon, Pemarten, Harmony,
Cabinet Amobteaco sbees; old south SIDE and Mon
tel Madeira. find old Graham and Queens Pors Marzaux.
St Fshe, Chat.suI. Marse.ux and Chses1x LATTE Gar.
Burgundy Ctab Hoek Sautcrne and Fleur de Slery
Cherry Core als old Jamaica Rum old Mononsa'
bel. Nh.key oo Otao end Beunesy Cognac Brandies &c
The sbve all Of choice quality and as such we recon-
them customers No other wines or liquors VIII
be admitted into the eale.
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-,,up NV foaE CousrY BAsx, Jane % Ia5s
HE DIRECTIONS have this day declared 4
: dividend Of POUR PER CENT on the csp.ta Woct nav
so'e "a sLa aier JulyL A. MAsTERxON a., Cssher,
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EAxK OF NORTH AMERICA, New. YoYK. June IS, 1856.
nIVIDEND.-A dividend Of THREE and ONE
- HALF PER CENT has been this declared payable
stocth lders after July The transfer books will
be cissed from the 9Th inst till July T.
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MECHANICS BANK, new. YORK, June Is, 1856.
nIVIDEND.-A Dividend Of Four per cent on
~ the Capital STOCK will be paid to the Stockholders Of
Bank Of the profits of the six months, and
da, OF July The Transfer Book closed
d.i that date By order Of the Board -
@. d. ANGELS, Cashier.
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DEV. HARVEY NEWCOMBs SEMINARY for
III your NO LADIES' No. 90 Ogsnse-st, Brook,yn ~ T. wM
reopen Monday seIteuS~ Boarding limited 70
CEDGWICKs METROPOLITAN ACADEMY
y and GYMNASIUM Nos IS ard 20 sh Az, near Wssnins
opsqaare. ). sbOoMINn =. az, IIIS4e-
UTRITING. Bookkeepine.-Mr. PAINE, re-
w moved 10 81 Bower, ", and 2sS Fultonst Bookyn
prepared 10 qualify Men the Counting Room Lses ~
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W s. MELLCR, Auctioueer. -,,
ny HOJGHTON g. MELLOR-TRIS DAY
UONSTABLE's SALE OF a MERCHANT

" TAILOR'S STOCK by THOMAS VEITCH. Auctoneer,
No Is spruces, THURSDAY June D. at 10 O'Clock m.
Nv virtue of several will be offered for sale Ut me
me and pace above stated large assortment Of very nue.
cloths Cs.smeres vesbgs Buttons and Trimmings OF the
and pstrer being of fstclsss Broad
vsy tailor VIII be sold in small lots without reservs Tor
e..b sale po.iriye ~ SaANOLEY, Constable
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PEOPLES BANK. NEw.YoRK June 20. 1874
nIVlDEND.-A Dividend OfFOUR PER CENT
~ the Capital Stock will be paid TO the Stockhode" Of
Bank the Po6s Of the SIX Month"; and
s,er ii cay July po1mo The Transfer Book closed
@. W. LEAKE, Cashier.
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6ouses ano forms tpanieh

VIVA NTED to RENT for the SUMMER
w MoNTHS-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE in the imme
ae vic ny Of the city suitable for large family Address
twsh full particulars w H. Box No liz Broadway r. o.
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Daif,ts, Oils, @lase, ST.

DRIDGEWATER Plaintiffs bes! article
ID roofs Of houses decks and bottoms s-ls
ard outside work generally being perfect protection
the action Of the atmosphere For sails at the Compsny Depot
No. 70 Water.st
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GEORGE COOK, Auctioneer, will SELL TO-
" MORROW. q, 1ot O'CLOCK at No az Broadway, large
81 OK CT snd supeor FURNITURE, including pshor,
Chamber and Duns Room Suites Of various Styles Library
Bookcss.s Cen'er Tables Sofa I'D Side do Hall stands.
Wsrdr bes Pslsss Mattresses &c The whole worthy zoe
uoice of buy positively sold pay advance Also
one superior teven-octsye Piano Forte.
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OFFICE OF TIE PEOPLES PtRE IxsuRANcE Co ,
-v,r,r Do.~ NV. foRx. Jun. 20 1855.
'HE BOARD Of DIRECTORS of this Companv
-, ss's tbs Day declared DiyIDeND Of FIVE IS, IL
CfN On and after the LIST July next ur which
ame the Transfer Books viii b. closed ~ ~
BY order. VT. UNDERHILL. Secretary.
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BROADWAY BANK New. YoRK, June II, 1855
nIVIDEND-AS emi.Annual Dividend of FIVE
~ ( PER CENT the Capital Stock Of this Bank, and I'm
of the change time the OF the
div deDd om the 18th day May the LIST Of July
p.) afurther Dividend OF ONE and ONEHALF Il and PER
CENT Il he paid the Stockholders, aud after the first
day of JULY NEXT.
The s er Books will be closed from the 10Th day OF juno
until the day Of payment By order
J., L.. EVERITT, Cashier.
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EOR SALE-The RESIDENCE Of the late
II BENZ. F. THOMPSON situated within quarter mile OF
the Vi.ee Of Hampstead L. There is good BARN.
Uopse and the premises together with an
dance OF Cherry Peach Ounce Trees &c &c Pce eoVc
twothrds which remain mortgage at per cent hP
NV 10 Mrs THOMPSON on the premises, Or ,,y
~ WASHBURN & VANDERHOOF, II William ST., NJ \.
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r. FAD THIS:


IL BINGHAMProN, N.Y,}
January 10, 1856.
Dr. l. Scorr Co.-Gentlemen ] cheerfully con.
cur in the numerous and we'll advised recommends
tions of your celebrated White Crcassian Imminent
have used it in severe cases of Lung and Throat AT
lection, and It's effects FAR EXCEEDS MY VIEWS OF
THE EFFICACY OF ANY MEDICINE WHATEVER.
WIN. M. WOOLLEY.
MoRGANTowN. Va, Sept. IL. 1855.
This is to seytiv, That have examined the Recipe
for preparing McLane's Improved VermifuEe and
Improved Liver Pills by Dr. Scott who has been in
the habit of preparing and using my original medi-
cnes in my office during the last thirteen years and
that believe he has improved them. make the
above statement the more willingly a. have in
terest in them whatever. C. McLANE, M. d.
DR.. McLane's Improved Vermituge and Improved
Liver Pills and DR.. l. Scott's Celebrated Circsssian
Liniment, for sale by PURCELL, LADD L CO., and
ALEXANDER DUAL, Richmond.
NH 5-d&el2m
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aALE..A FINE CHANCE
i FOR YOUNG MAN TO COMMENCE Blu.

RINESS ON SHALL CAFITAI.-In y1Ttu6 OF
aeed Of trust made to the undermined end recorded
in the Hastings Court the city Of richmond the
rood will fixtures and lease, to the cigar store, No.
is Main street, now occupied by Dir L. B. Farms
worth together with ali the stock hand consisting
of well selected stock of fine Cigars and Tobacco.
All persons indebted to L. B. Fsrnsworth win
please call and settle immediately the affairs must
be settled DAVID PARR, Trustee for
an 22-6t* l. B. FARNswoRTH.
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WATCHES AND JHwHLRY.
= pOp SsORs THE WEAZEls.

- POP GORs THE WEAZKL.
Ia when vas bound apprentice, i.wn in Lon
..ryed INV Y boss quite truly and his name was Mr.
r., strbss Of All sizes was made BY him, you know;
not ,s shst famous city Amsiica to 60
took store, - you all know, the watch business for
rr,,,i found was sinking fast, in selling jeweLy,
pns INV friends advised me, long ago, who for me were
- i've up selling pretty things and keep to
pairing.
a. I've given up selling jswelry; and shall thank you,
n your watches should need repairing Why just give
Tor auy work you may bring to me- II it should be in
And Ill ask is but trial, to make them keep good
time.
So now tell you, and ALL II your watches should
but stop,
Go take walk up Main street. and there you'll find
All kinds Of CLOCKS and jewsly if either you've got
to do,
wv. J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker,
Corner of 18th and Main streets.
N. B.-Every description Of Engraving neatly exc.
cuted. Also all serts of Hair Ornaments done ON the
shortest notice. ap %
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NKW STOCK OF SPRING GOOD 8

IN We have received our stock Of taple and fancy
Dry Goods embracing complete and varied assort-
ment adapted to the spring and summer trade, which
has been purchased very favorable terms and will
other articles the following Cottonades, Nankeens
and Cotton OznaburgE fine stock Bleached Domes-
tics ell widths; plaid, striped and plaid Cotton for
servants Satnets, Keatucky Jeans and Tweeds; Fur
niture aud Apron Checks and Tickings Brown Sheet
ing and Shrtings various widths; brown and bleached
Table Cloths and 1ickings; beautiful assortment Of
Irish Linens; Cloths Cassimeres and YestinHs fine
assortment; Prints, Cir CHAINS and Lawns in great
riety; Canton Cloths and Aipacas; printed Barsges
and Chaes Plain Challi-s and Delslnes, sll quail
ties; Lawn, Challie and Berage Robes; white Cam
brics Jaconet, Swiss and Null Muslins; Lace, Mus
lin and Cambria Collars; Lace Coll srs and Sleeves, in
setts; Silk, Linen and Cambria handkerchief Our
friends and purchasers generally respectfully in
vited to call aud examine goods, with the
ance that our best efforts will be used give entire
satisfaction. J. l.. SMITHER l. BROTHER.
NH 3i--dlm No 70 Main street.
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financial and Commercial.
A.the New York STOCK Board Saturday. virgi.
MA &c rsceded from ! to L. Sales OF sooV a'ss'
and 1000 as e4k ,.,-
an assurday and the Journal Of Commerce cen
-. : spcculatlye aud 20 ahead spirit In CONNER
eIai sfsirs which II considers safe NJ no time but
"a DC present juncture Of politics 1T IL hardly
nrohable" SAYS the journal, that the sky will be
slnnd,sss throughout she next thirty days, and ct
vh.tsver moment our political relations shall be
dissurhed we may look for corresponding excite
mani In commercial circles. The lack of caution"
n consIuues in the commercial world ID proved by
enr overstock ed markets; and now, when the loss
q upon fresh impcrtasions should teach US les
son the future appears to many full Of promise. and
they are emoarking ~ cklessly as II they had
absolute warrant for their folly. Young America
has turned trader. and banker, and 10 determined
TO sst old fogyisn example Of fast driving In MS
new sphere"
WESTERN BREApsruYFs-BuSalo, april "a,
leS6-Ths Milwaukee American adds st. Louis
and Montreal to It's list Of places reporting the
stock Of hour and wheat on hand, puohsned . Few
days since and with these additions the a8greRates
new ars-whsat, L76o63s bushels; -four, $50 42o
barrels.
FLOUR AT ToRoSro-The Toronto Globe says
1--WE have taken considerable pains TO ascertain
the correct quantity Of four &c, In store At this
point knowing that IL would be interesting tosour
commercial men: Flour in store, bills 81, 403
wheat bus. 1851; corn, 800: oats, 42a In the
3S9 barrels Of -four"
The bank Of Cape Fear, N. c.. has declared q
semtannuai dividend Of ave per cent.
The exports Of breadstuffs from New York last
week were: Flour-Ts London, $685. bbls Liver
pool, 1876; Glasgow 604 Toulon, $40; British Pro-
viuees. S 467; South America, 267l; West Indies
go Whsat-To Liverpool ID LOG bush Corn
To Liverpool. l20,047 bush Glasgow. 6,906; West
Indies. 1874; British Provinces, $50. Rye-To
Hamburg, D, GA bush Bremen, 1896.
IMPORTS OF PORTION DRY GOODS NEW YORK FOR
THE WEEK
1854 1855 1880
Total entered at
the port........$l, 9,l9l $UT,"S ~i,NS,ooo
Total thrown
markst..... 1885, 949 sos, 468 1,279,SS7
IMPORTS OF FOREIGN DRY GOODS AT NEW YORK FOR
yoUk MONTHS FROM JANUARY lsr.
ENTERED FOR CONSUMPTION.
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q NEW > TO 90 K...Received this
"a morning, by Express, large supply of
HS. GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, which.
bin addition to the stock previously ON hand,
comprises of the largest and best assortments
ever offered to the trade in this market. Persons in
want of Watches cannot fail in being suited from
assortment we have them from all the most
celebrated manufactures in Europe. All Watches
sold by warranted as represented.
Particular attention paid to repairing fine Watches,
such as Chronometers, Duplex Lever and Lepine.-
ALI work done by warranted for twelve months.
MYERS & JANKE 754 Main street,
N. B.-The highest market price paid for old Silver
in cssh trade. -
APPS J.
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n JOHN DOOLKY, .
u. No. a MAIN ST. kICHMOND, VA.

No. 81 MAIN 81, RICHMOND, VA.
Hes now ready his spnins stock q Good, both q
IL g,wn msnufscture and imported, for Wholesale
nd rstsii md On larger seals than svsr before pre-.
ssnted by him. HE assortment o.
STRAW GOODS
rmhr.1es every etyle Of those articles got up.
THE SILK AND OTHER HATS,
m b,s own make are exceedingly elegant; and those
;mported whether French or OF Northern manufsc-
tnre are of the choicest and most ashicnsble kinds
fis iesRN1r IEMEWs AND BOYS CAPS,
MISSES FLATS.
LADIES' RIDING HATS,
INFANTS TURBANS,
And all other articles belonging 70 his trade, en-
ceed,sly rich and varied and will BE- found to meet
ali the requirements Of merchants sad Others.
NH l5-ts
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RICHARDSON a. CO.'S WHOLESAI4E
are selling the trade this season. entire stock
of GENERAL DRY GOODS, withoutsregard to
unequalled stock of Carpetings Floor Oil Cloths and
Mattngs.
Merchants from the country assured that our
stock contains many desirable articles of STAPLE
GooDs and . large lot of DREss GooDs In all which
BARGAINS may be had.
NH Sl.--Im RICHARDSON II CO
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INSURANCE COA1PA.
lVl NY OF RICHMOND.-By authority of an act

IVA NY OF kIChMONU.-By authority OF an act
of the General Assembly of Virginia, passed Deeem-
Der 18Th 1855, entitled ian act to ineorpor.ts the
Merchants Insurance Company in the City of Rich
mond" we, the underGgned Commissioners appoint
cd by the said act will. the LIST day of May next
open books for subscriptions to the stock of the said
Company, at the office of Messrs. Goddn Apperson
at the corner of Bank and 18th streets
The act fixes the value of the shares at $50 each,
and the capital stock at not less than fifty thousand
nor moro than Eve huncr red thousand dollars 1t autho
rizes tia Company ito make insurance against all
rine r.ks, and against any damage lost by fire.
BY any other liability, casualty hazard, upon any
and ev,y kind of property, real personal or Mixed
to max insurance on lives, to grant annut1es to
ceive ndownents, to contract for reversionary pay
ments to guarantee the payment of promssory notes
bills OF exchange and other evidences of debt to lend
money IN bottomry and respondents, to them
sevest be insured against all risks upon the interests
they ~ have in any property lives in their own
right, in virtue of any loans advances Of any
policy or contract of insurance. lie &c.
JOHN PURCELL,
J. L. APPERSON,
r. B. HEATH,
LEWIS GINTER,
WIN. Fl. CHRISTIAN,
WIN. G.. PAINE,
NH 2s-tlM.y AUGUSTUS ANDERSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-28

QfCHMOND SASH, BLIND AND DOOR
- WohkS-The understue ned, Proprietor Of thie
ed and well tred estabshment takes this method of
INFORMING his numerous friends and patrons that he
hssrsnoved his works from his late place on the river
aeae Haxsips mills 70 Main street. between 7th and
BIB stsssts, where he expects to be permanently To-
catsS sof the next i've years and respectfully socits
call from all persons In wsnt of any articles In his
ne - be 10 determined to try and please all who win
favor him with their patronage, both TO price and
N. BAH orders from the surroupdins country al.
dressed to y. v. CaAwFoRD, Richmond, Va win
meet with prompt attention.
ap t-lms kX CRAWFORD
RICHNLOND SODA WATER AND Rot.
~ THING ESTABLlSHMENr.-Iti s Aired faet
that the only genuine article Of BOTTLED SODA
WATER. made in this city, 10 put mp BY NJ McCOR.
MACk. who hatters himsa4 that he 10 able 10 com.
pete with any manufacturer, either North or soufh
hssss been engaged in the busnem for the last nine
He 10 BOW conducting the above business In all n.
branches tor MI WIN. p. LADD and take this me-
tnod or Informing bis numerous friends ana ths m.
irons OF mis- old establishment thai nothins m b,s
PAT snail Do wanted to sustain lie former repusa
~ 70 prevent imposition. be MIRA Ia AL, a,
acCOkMACk'S 8 )DA WATERa
- SODA WATER. ALE and PORTER delivar.
ea,n su psns 81 the city, free If ahayps =
Al orders nom city or country customer,
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