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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-08-20

Tickets for the Primary meet
ings are now ready for distribution.
Candidates and their friends are re-
quested to see to their distribution
among the several townships.
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MARRIED, at the Sampsel House, in Ash
land, on the 7th inst, byFRANcIs GRAHAM, Esq,
Mr.. DAVID SNYDER, and Mrs. MARTHA,
SMITH, both Of Green Township, this County.
-, On the 18th inst, by VIM. S. STRIoK-
LAND, Esq, Mr.. JOHN SLOWER, and Mrs.
CATHARINE WORKMAN, both of Vermill-
ion Township, Ashland County.
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E Iowa has gone Republican by
the aid of the Know Nothings. Three
of the four successful candidates on the
State ticket were elected as FILLMORE
men. Whose victory is it
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1.-THE BENTON electoral ticket has
been officially withdrawn in Missouri.
This secures the State to BUCHANAN.
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E Let every Democrat read over
the announcements before the Primary
Meetings.
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sNBE undersigned Will offer for sale the bull
i ,l.I~ ii a Bridge on The Wooster road
aero -sr-cFD L.owna Read Haw, east of
Lnfa.,t C -.sa.I h avn OF u itliam Hamilton,
dcc=a..i b.. p ~ TOWNSHIP. on Friday tho
22I day gust, 1885, at ~ a'elock A. NJ.
GEOR9T f~lcOONNELL.
HERVT Inn,
Commissioners
aug. 6. 1856. 3w9 =
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OFFICERS,

JACOB CO ALL, President, L.. J. SPREHaLE, Scc'ry,
j. w. BOYD, Treasurer.
P. RIssEE. Agent, S. NJ. SMITH, Superintendent
Ashland, June I,l3J6. ni-t
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS.
list: Sheldon 1. Kellogg, of Hamilton.
I'd. Henry F. Sedan, of Hamilton.
Sd. David Clark, of Montgomery.
'4th. j. H. Thomas, of Darke.
5th. Edward Foster, of Williams.
9th. Michael H. Davis, of Clermont.
1th. William Crossen, of Warren.
9Th. William Kebshner, of Clark.
9th. George z. Seena, of Seneca.
10th. Levi DUNCAN, of jackson.
18th. Alfred McVeigh, of Fairfield.
18th. Jacob Sigh, of PIanklin.
18th. John Tiff. of Huron
18th. John C. Myers, of Ashland.
18th. Joseph Burns, of Coshocton.
18th. James N. Gaylord, of Morgan.
18th. Benjamin P. Spriggs, ofNoble
18th. AIphonso Hart, of Portage.
18th. Henry H Dodge, of C~uyahoga.
Goth. George G.. Gillett, of Ashtabula.
slst George Cook, of Harrison.
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~ S. SAMPSEL will pay the HIGHEST
-. MARKET PRICE for GOOD BUTTER
at the Store of J.. B. F. Sampsel.
DAIRY SALT
for sale by D. S. Sampsel. 1 wish the Butter
well worked and sailed with the Dairy Salt as
it preserves it much better than common Salt
D. s. SAMPSEL.
Ashland, May z, 1856. ri
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IL Court Of Common Pleas COM
neneed its session in this place-yester-
day.
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WOClEN FACTORY

DIRECTORS OF THE ASHLAND UNION MILLS:
Jacob Grail, Leander Carter, ). b. McKennan,
J. w. Soyd, H. Luther, L. J Sprengle,
Jonas Freer.
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SENATORIAL ELECTORS
w X ENNON Jr. of limo
ALEXANDER p. of Butier.
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aug. 6. 1854.

DftL! WOOL!
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THE COURSE OF HON. JOS. MUS
IN LAST LEGISLA.
TUEE ENDORSED BY THE
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVEN-
TION.
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CASH o BUTTER!

T, c. q co
ASHLAND, April 30, 1856.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-02

FEMALE RIOT IN CATTARAUGUs COUNTY, N. Y
IAttoek on a Taoen.-The Jamestown Journal eives
the particulars of q novel riot, which occurred at
East Randolph, in Cattaraugus county, New York,
on Friday, the l1th ult:
A party of the most respectable ladies of the
place had assembled Surprise PARTY" NJ The
residence of Hon Benz. Chamberlain, when II was
suggested that Q tavern kept by a man named
Wheeler was an intolerable nuisance. bv reason
Of the quos dispensed there, and they resolved to
abate It 49,
Before they arrived At the place of attack. the
landlord, having got wind Of the movement had
secreted his liquors and barricaded the doors ana
his wife had provided = supply of hot water. to
give the assailants warm bath NOTHING dannt.
ed, the feminine stormers broke open the door
and. although the yollies of hot water did soms
execution, rushed upon the foe The Landlord
took refuge in the garrett but was captured and
bound, and taken towards the creek to be convert.
Cd into ''cold water man." by dipping. but he
succeeded in breaking his bonds and escapino y
The women then returned to bis house, demolished
his jugs and casks of liquor, and bis windows and
were about to make similar Onslaught upoa two
other liquor establishments, when the enemy saved
themselves by capitulation. The women justify
themselves on the ground that the landlord con-
unaed 70 sell 70 their husbands and they could OBJ.
tain no redress.
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-~---~--~~~ >-~a
virginia 81 sold II the New York Ssoc. oos'u'
yesterday. ct ts3i, decline Of . aun"s -.
wednesday, and Of 81 since the 80 fse 49, ~
Of specie BY the Africa was pfe''y n's
New York journal Of Commerce says;
Az We anticipated In our iask .ne expots Q,
specie by she Africa have been very sns tosai
reschinc n "a. 5ss r. nearly all In coin
TIA Josrnai has the following on the money
RI. Market has been little more stringent;
sh..s ~. been . farther calling In Of loans, and
.c,rs contraction In discounts, and this, added TO
81. Irereased demand for money to complete the
m.u.I monthly settlements has given farther
turn IN favor Of the lender The Stock market
has felt the influence Of this pressure, and prices
are generally lower.
Foreign Exchange closed steadily at the quota
Hons giving this morning. Banker Bills on London
09i1ll0; Paris SIGH.
The N. Y. Times says:
We learn that Messrs. Bancroft, DAVIS ana L.
NJ Barlow Commissioners to London on behalf OF
the new mans cement of the Ohio and Mississippi
Road. returned In the Persia, haying erected the
postponement of two and hale ears' interest on
the Bonds Of the Road held in Europe.
By the Persia we learn that the London Money
Mark ct continued stringent and the rate Of inter-
eat without alteration. A relaxation In discount
rates IL looked for at no distant day. The pros.
peet Of large arrivals Of specie affords good deal
Of hope for future ease and abundance in money
matters The last returns of the Bank of England
show increase In the amount of bullion of a42,-
500
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-02

I'm JOHN DOCLkY, -
No. 81 MAIN ST, RICHMOND, VA.
Has now ready his SPRING stock Of Goods, both of
his own manufacture and imported, for Wholesale
and retail and larger scale than ever before pre-.
santsd by him. His assortment of
STRAW GOODS
Embraces every style of those articles got up.
THE SILK AND OTHER HATS,
Of his own make are exceedingly elegant; and those
imported, whether French or of Northern manufao-
turs of the choicest and most fashionable kinds
GESTLEMENs AND BOYS CAPS,
MISSES FLATS,
LADIES' RIDING HATS,
INFANTS TURBANS,
And all other articles belonging to his trade, ex-
ceedihgly rich and varied, and will be found to meet
all the requirements of merchants and others.
NH l5-ts $3.50 ~t
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naprcrnne.

HAIL, BEAUTIFUL sPkifsL!
IL Hail, besuttdl Spring the birds, bow they ass'
And roses TO thsrbseks Of the maiden y bnneF
ID a;yes yisor 70 manhood, and health 10 us ell,
And doea swsywith al Cough Syrup TIL the snd o.
next Fail g
II will not be lone-ssy one week or two. SO.
Tor the benefit q laacs viii introduce somethins
Il i. no nasty physic Il l. made for their sste
hope, like LsosARD's CoucH synur, tho isoies WIN
take.
Price Is cents per bottle, bottles dollar.
TO be had of Duval 4 Norton, A, Bodeksry Y. p
nla. 3. NJ. Zaobrisson, 0rubbs 4 Apperson, and oil
brusaists In tbs State of Virginia.
Wholesale Agents. Msssn. Purcell, Ladd co.
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WTHOLESOMK ADVICE FOR GRIP.
w PIES.-DOLLAR CORDIAL 10 the only GER
tain Medicine now used to certain disease with
safety and dispatch. One week produces eertain
this extraordinary dose. Enquire of the Dugeists
where it can be obtained IL yen doubtit and remem-
Der the old adge: "A stitch In time saves nine" No
hindrsnce from business.
Price 81 per bottle.
10 be had Of Duysl Norton, o B. H;n, A. Bods
ksr J. B. Wood, c. Millspaugh, r. Sempls, on
Main street; L. B. Thomas and Andrew Leslie, OPP
posite the r. and r. r. r. on Broad street.
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TERRIBLE AccIDENT-This afternoon. Sam
mel Evans. II years of age, was found in the viii
low Room of Gard Room No. 2, on the Amoskeac
Mills, lying senseless, horribly mangled and tori
by the machine called the cotton opener. The
nesh was stripped from bis right arm, and the arm
itself nearly torn from his shoulder the fesh off
his right side was torn out frghtfully leaving hi.
liver hanging out and his lungs exposed to view
DR. Crosby thought bis chances for recovery small
-lNanches:er ~ II Mirror, Mondau.
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WATCHES AND JHwELRY.
! pop GOES THE WEAXKI..

r. Pop 6OEs THE WEAZEI4.
IN. whss wss bound apprentices. twas Ia Lon
ssrved my boss quits truly, and his name v.s Mr.
Brown
For watches Of all sses was made by him, ycu know,
But len that famous city, for America TO 20.
took store. you oil know the watch business for
Until found was sinking fast, In selling jewellery;
But my friends advised me- long ago, who Tor me were
To give up selling pretty things and keep to my re-
pairing.
one and al,
II your watches should mood repairing why, just give
me Q call;
For any work you may bring to me- If it should DO in
my line,
And all ask is but trial. to make them keep good
dme.
So now tell you, one and ALL If your watches should
but stop,
Go take walk up Main street, and thsrs you'll find
my shop;
All kinds Of clocks and jswslry, if either you've got
to do
At the corner Of Eleventh street still lives BAR.
THOL-o-MEW.
w. J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker,
Corner of 18th and Main streets
N. B.-Every description of Engraving neatly exc.
cuted Also. all sorts Of Hair Ornaments done the
shortest notice. ap %
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ATTEMPTED MURDER Julia Samuel OF
Fredericksburg, in ft of arrangement attempted
to take her husbands life on Tuesday morning,
by cutting bis throat with a razor, while he was
asleep. The weapon did not reach the jugular, but
nevertheless inflicted quite asevere wound
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-02

INsANrTY.-At the late term of the Circuit Cour
for Berkeley county. Va, . man named Mallory
was tried for placing tmbers upon the track of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. There seems &c
have been method in his Madness
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-02

FOUR MEN BURIED ALIVE IN Coal BANK
A coal bank short distance from GAINESVILLE, O.
eaved in on Friday last and shut up four men
An immense number of people at last accounts
were engaged amid much excitement in trying to
oig them out. The prisoners had q basket of pro
visions and 1t was supposed would hold out until
rescued. although they were nearly q fourth of 9
mile from the mouth Of the pit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-02

TIE PHHADELPHIA FERRY BOAT DIsAsTgR.-
n =, q The head Of the jury who lately inyesti.
ne case Of the burning of the ferry boat New
seney, repaired TO the wreck to oyert,rn and az,
mine the boiler; to this the company obiectsd.
49,. sIp!oysd the Marshal Of Camden to resist The
-. Hatch, the foreman of he iurv' In rss,rn
~ nird.s:l bad the Marshal arrested
. NAV Ss.:y John Parsons, who was lost On the
WAS recovered Tuesday
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Richmond Markets, May L, 1855.


$50 4. e aasis. . sss
order We quote inferior Lugs. of good weights. at
SIS as 50; good $57sa6 .25; fine Sc 5O0725 Inferior
Leaf S7.7508 IS; good $s.500i050 Fine Stemming
FIGURING demand whatever among shippers,
and NO offer made by them for many days. The ship
ments are generally made for account of the
facturers, to the northern markets. where transsc-
tions are limited chiefly to present demand, specula-
ton in the uncertain condition of things is pretty
'
as for Extra: $500 so for Family. Brands not well
known might net command as much, while very pop
mar brands might go fanciful degree above these
WaEAT;.aeod to prime Red ST. 4o0l As; ditto
would bring Sis. Receipts liberal a'''e 0' "n''s
small lotse ling highest.
large that there 10 demand and quotations are
nominal. Northern MERGERS are held at 80 cts. Vir
gina cannot be sold wholesale at above 50 cts
WHISKEY.-Market further declined. We quote
Richmond recti6ed 24t025Ac. p gallon Cincinnati
none In market.
HAY-SI.S74 from stores ST. Is from wharf
Sales of stocks I'm Richmond.
Reported by John Il Lancaster r Son, soeek ending
May !, 1856.
Virginia per cents 81 years to rum no sales at the
Virginia per cent shorter dates last sales IS to sc
Bonds by the State last sales IS and inst
hlCuuouu lily DOuQb insL bdI6s 80 % % ana INT
Virginia Bank Stock, par $50, last sales at 724.
Farmers Bank Stock, last sales Sl04.
Exchange Bank Stock last sales $lu4
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock last sales So
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par $50, last
SAFES, 1914.
Richmond, Frsderieksburs and Potomac Railroad
Stock, last sales Is
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, last sales "a.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock last sales
$500.
Richmond and Danville Railroad Stock, last sales S.
James River and Kanawha Stock, last sales I04
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4 HOME MEDICINE.--MKs.D DAVIS
n ELIXIR cures Coughs Coids and WnoopnS
moss diseases arising from colds and neglected coaghs
The following few extracts from cert1hea.es OF
aBy timely use of it. have no doubt it has saved
one many doctors fees. know OF its good enscts
with great many other than my own fauaily."-WS'
II have used it in my family for three years. and
found il the best family medicine have ever used
II. Il. Stesenson
TERN B. Godt1ta. .
III have tried all the cough remedies Of the day
and have no hesitation in saying that believe Mrs
Daws to be the most valuable preparation of the kind
now in use n-ElVah Warren
For sale by Mrs. A. B: DAVIS, Bennett Beers,
Alex Duysl, Paterson l. Jackson, Chas. Millspsugh,
j.. J. Picot A. Bodeker and Charles D. Yale.
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DEAD THE TRUTH ABOUT OUR
III TIRE OIL. RICHMOND. April 10th 1855

IL TURF OIL. RICHMOND, April 10TH 1856.
During sleigh ride this winter past, discovered
my horse's leg raw, and the skin off place larger
than my hand, from the traces rubbing on the inside
of his thigh. applied your Turf Oil, and in day
or two he was well. Another case: mule which
was working to my dray became unable to walk
On examining his foot, discovered nail about two
inches long up the head My driver and the neigh.
bors said he would be good for nothing drew the
nail out, inserted piece of lint and your Turf Oil
and set him to work at once, and from that moment
he has not lost one hour, but il as good ever 1
also saw horse badly snagged on the outside of his
thigh in two places, one about two inches deep and
four inches wide from which he was stiff day or
two Your Turf Oil was applied, and it brought them
out entirely sound. 1t 10 truly one of the greatest
remedies for sores I have ever known, and have
lived in drug store fer several years. Use this
you think proper. Very truly,
J. 81. WEISIGER.
To Messrs DOVE & Co. apis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-02

IN STORE AND FOR SALE
i l5e .0s N. No, J. All Hear. Cypress Shingles
100,0 900 do fl. Dressed Flooring
$1,000 do #. 4 and and 4 and Heart
Together with general assortment of all kinds of
iO.p s si-sfl south sac o. .a W aIAzEBRook
I IQUOKs. CIGAKs, &c:
IL 20 bbls cid Nectar WHISKEY
10 Octave Old LONDON DOCK; do. Dark and
sdo MADEIRA WINE
1916 and ls47. of the following brsnds-"Psls-
tate" "Palhatime" aud "Old Reservs"
Is baskets CHAMPAGNE, very fine
S dog superior CLARET
a, 600 choice Havana CIGARS
demijohns TaIor's BRANDY
Just received and for sale By
We have In bond in the Norfolk Custom. House q
choice lot of fine BRANDIES, WINES. GIN, &c
We have the samples in store, to hich beg leave
to call the attention OF dealers. 3. 2.
NH %
CRAIG ALUM SPRINGS, Craig County
~ VA.-The proprietors of these Springs, which
have for some time past enjoyed very favorable re-
putation in the counties surrounding them have been
induced to put the In barrels for the aonveni
ence of invads in other sections.
For the present, the price il fixed at Isse which
barely covers cost of barreling and the carriage.
Its healing virtues are beyond question. The fol.
lowing certificate from Dr. carper leading and we'll
known physician in Botetourt county 10 selected from
mary ~ souel resnectabilitv and force - =
July 18th, 1855.
oeor 0sn.a On =. " VIC p;; W u G :.
au ;..,s bs,.Sy 80. t,a, Iar. =, ~.
"a The snsv.s of the sts, smsds bv Prof ROOM =,
phI SInh;s and he,svs Il r.n sdsnteS to cwr ~;
.s.as renrn, tonic oy aItsr.t;vs Elton IN ths
go. .J ian rtb.r ststs that have Inown
cnres ENACTED NV II, nae In s.rofnlons ss.
aons and disesses Of the aisestiye orsans AAe'-
SAMUED ID. CARPER, N. d.
of Ph I who who says '-'N = ''t D'0'n'
"A mineral spring of such richness and quality a.
shs s naason IN s aa 70
hon Of Vrena about eoui distant from many af ths
sulphur .nd other we'll known sprnsu Of the State,
Of Craig county. Very Very respectfully,
Eruptivs diseases, arrangement Of the liver dys.
pepsia &c. have yieKed to the power of this water.
and prove tn efficacy whereverft has been tried.
Til. very valuable water Is for sale in barrels 1t
,TT,,;-. . TvST : . : 5 :. :. - $3.50.
g.hsv. Hra..n,,. eI...1S ,CANDLEs.,
j.ef:aas d.; Hull. No. Family soap for III: b sn'
ap3 EDWIN WORKMAN CO. 4
=, 1Tas, RATHs- n ATas,.-1-. go
b and Shower Baths o.n Be had at ali hours from
o'clock, A. M to 10 P. NJ, ct the Hair Cutting Sha.
Eas and sSs. under The
or tickets for dollar. NH 81.
DOsTPONE MENT--.I1 - win -.x--, 15.;
ori,a cannot TAKE place on ths "a Fsbrna InSsa
unusual hardness Of the winter has prevented ms
from seeing ana .st.lins with my sssnt. 4. ..ea :
as n g.s. tine the
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xkwrss .sis. s.ss ss .sv ss1s s.as-
rally annoyed for some tive or three yssIs
past .iih shces and 0.itsrs rppinssindeed = o.
the scss half wssa cat. In order, IL possible, to
remedy this universal evil gentleman Of one ofths
Sns e sand :nd T. hsp 70 Inform hs ladies'
that he has saccesded admirably, ssd has produced
Ccusress Cater Boot very nest pleasant and sssty
could is smOoysd bs Separated from shs upper
An assortment Of the above hsve Just received and
shall DO pleased to show them e the ladies {. No Is
Main street. JNO G. PAGE. JR
SE1dE 81 H5SHH xEb G.r IN Jnn nm
4Sq Rst ny. co sa d Hotel sadins
Mo,s:sin H.t. best quality; %
rashionsble Silk Hats. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
fine Cslfakin Sewed Boot. .................. 20
Congrss, Cater Boots. .............-......... %
J. II. ANTHONY has made arrsngernents with one
Of tho best makers in the city of Philadelphie to sup
ply him with hspdso%s and sa ss
low price Of $50. &C ls-o1ey
LADIES, SLIPPERS AT ONE
>DOLLAR--Just received, a. beautifui lot
Of Ladies' Dress Slippers WAY SsnIs1'
11IKECT IMPORTATION OF
Boot and Shoes for Ladies and Gentle
man Misses and Childreu,-l have recelv'
n 81 .nsnsd A case Of Ladiee ana tenueIueu !, -
W;a and Cbildrens' Boots and Shoes, imported Gi-
-, from Paris by myself they are OF superior quar-
~ auch Roots and Shoes have never been seen IN
tIs mart Of the world before. They wereFnanuIac,
tnra5 by the premium Boot and SnoS m ,M oi
Frsnee. who received the medal &c the Woiion ex'
s;h;son last fall will challenge any mousse IN hicn-
nd or in The entire South to produce such goods
have aIse materials for the manufacture OF LADIES
cater. of ali colors such cannot DO surpassed here
~ sIsswhare ALEX. HILL, Importer,
~ Inanufacturer of ladies and gentiemens
~A' Boots and Shoes, ~ Main street, Richmond,
an Virginia.
'TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
WI Your attention IL particularly called to the
~ splendid and entire new stock of Hats. Caps
and Straw Goods; comprising every style and variety
manufactured for the season, which will be sold ON
the most favorable terms ut wholesale or retail To
cash customers liberal discount will be made
GEO. w. DUEsBeRRY 30 long known to the trade, Is
engaged with u.s. and will be pleased to sec his
old customers at any time. Give US trial.
BINFORD, DICKINSON l. WElSIGER,
mills No. rs Main street.
q MOTTO E...W. C. DAILY
Uniforms the citizens of Richmond,
III aud pountry, that he has commenced
- the BOOT and SHOES making business on
18th street. opposite Mr. COTS Saddery store, where
he 10 prepared make to order any article in his line,
in the most tasty and fashionable style.
Mr.. A. NJ. DAVIS, one OF the best cutters In the
country, will supernend the business and use every
effort to please both to article and it, have the
best material-and workmanship shall not be suTpass
ed by any. A trial is respectfully solicited.
I4TH STREET, Isle ROW,
an 29---d5m lst door from Main street
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WINDOW snADES-At the low price Of
w SIT cents, worth 81; Landscapes 50 sspts worth
y worth S. elegant Gilt Shads. s. worth g. T..
Bile Oil Cloths Bureau and Stand Covers, different
widths and patterns very cheap. Also very nice
received, 40 pieces Irish Linen At 50 cents yard,
worth 70 cents; Brown Table Cloths so cents worth
.owls. y worth % = cents. With several Other
'''''' p' 4. GOLDEN, so $50 Broad 4.
NH % Between Sd and 4th st.
NST;!CE:-I hnxs y. scn.ysd my eics fso.n
shall street. between Adams and 1st streets, where
be found after this week Mondays Wednesdays
and Fridays, from sunrise to sunset each day. TO
transact any business connected with the late Hish
Constabe's Office of Richmond.
.p Is.--t. Jr. TYLER
a GENCY N0TiCE ..-AlI ,psrson. are
w. BRADLEY my agent fer the purpose of keeping
Retail Grocery Store, at his house, In the town Of
Fulton, In Henrico Countryside said business TO be
conducted altogether upon the cash system.
sp H-2w DANIEL HUNT.
EKksH GROUND PLAsTkk.-From se-
I lsesed Windsor lump; fer , skI y ~
fe l5-Sm Corner Cary ana 18th Ct
ltl CENT, Dealers in ITALIAN and AMERICAN
MARBLE, Hahn street., nearly opposite ID Baptist
MONUMENTS Of any sise or design made to order
Of the best material and workmenship equal TO snv
in the Union, at the lowest New York and Phisdsl-
phis pricea
We respectfully invite the attention Of those In
want TO onr stock on hand which consists Of larger
aud bettsr Ani.hed ssaortmsnt Of MONUNENfS
IOM1s. HAD fILcEs, h. than 4 otben found In
CARVING and LETTERING sxseutsA in Z supe.
nor manner.
~ hoaumsntai Drswinss % hand, for iuspee.
ton, ~ 49,
4 AGuAYRA CORRkk...3OO haau nrirsS
- quality landing and for sale By = I :.
ap 20 BACON & BAsKERvILI.
DAG fLOUR...A0O quarter haeo frcm
~ Lanehornss Mill, choice article just recedved
w fed Whisksy; 100 DO 40 Nv ~; ~
ale ~ 0nAe. Z. w01xnAM + CO.