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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-20
Temperance.

By reference to another column, call for
mass convention Of the friends of temperance
will be found at which it rs proposed to take
measures to reorganize the Temperance Societies
and restore the opportunity to ouryouth ofsign-
ing the pledge, which has already been too long
neglected, for the welfare and enterprise Of many
of our otherwise most worthy young men. Let
everybody who feels an interest;in staying the
denoralizing induenc Contemporaries be present.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-20
Foreign News,

The Penipolentaries held their first meeting
at Paris monday, Feb %. The Session lasted
three and half hours. Wa'eweski opened the
Conference by al Introductory speech. Creden-
tials, we're exchanged, and a written guaraatyk
signed not to dlvuge the proceedings until III, !
whole be concluded Discussion on an atmistic
then ensued. An armisllce was settled upon uns
Ill the end of March, but not affecting the block
AIDE of Russian ports. y
On Wednesday Congress held its second meet
ing. Nothing can be known with certainty
their proceedings Rumors abound.
1t is now asserted that Russia, while assent
to the dismanlIing of Scbastopol, Bomarsu1
and even Nicolaieif, refuses to cede the pr,,
lorate over Greek Christians.
Thus far the indications are favorable to
supposition that Russia really desires peace.
The evident cordially existing between FaaI
and Aus ria begins to excite uneasiness in II
land, and triple league of France, Austria
Russia against England is surmised as not
Improbable incident of the future.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-20
An Irnpertin2nG letter from
SauibbsP

r~4 consratulate VOL, Me- RA;A 49,, +sr-,
b-ppy accession to the rahE5.o Freedom, given
III the Patriot of the It'll instHf learn by that
paper that its Editor and his distinguished col
league, Mr.. Wise of Virginia, have become con
WINGED of their error and now profess to be in
favor of Liberty and Equality" to all mankind
In that paper we find this letter:
ga number Of the friends ofcvi and religious
liberty, had grand celebration at the Astor
House, New York, on the 22nd ofEebraary.
The following admirable lotter from Gov.
Wise was rea - W Patriot.
RICHMOND, Va, Monday, Feb. Is, 1856
Gentlemen-I cannot, regret to say, accept
your invitation to your first annual banquet in
concentration of the birth day of Washington;
bnt | concur heartily in the object OF rcscuing
the fame Of the Father Of his Country from the
mputation that he ever would have excluded
any class OF citizens from equality under the
law ; that he would ever have lettered conscience.
reason, or the treewill of man; that he would
have ever countenanced religious intolerance by
mems OF Fest Oaths aud secret clblls, and by
Il union OF priest-craft with politics. His wis,
dom was too profound, his religion too pure and
unspotted from the world, his republicanism
WAS too genuine and devoted to his country and
fellow men, for that In his name evoke all
who follow his example, to his sign in the heay-
ems; point all who regard him guardian of
our laws and liberty, to come up to the help of
our Constitution and Union, and to the succor
of the oppressed of every cline. who would come
without money and without price, to partake of
the waters of liberty and euqality freely There
are ''many mansions in our Fathers house in
Heaven, and every door to each and all is omen
nd the wtys to all sho nd be left open on earth.
Washington never closed ore behind him.
HENRY A. WISE.
Is the Editor honest in calling the remarks,
THAT he (Washington) would never have fct-
tered conscience, reason, or the free will of
man and 81 invoke all to come to the succor
of the oppressed of every cline -admaablc'
Ifso, [ agtia c)ngrltalate tho world upon
the spread Of true principles But we think
the Editor, nor Mr.. Wise, does not mean the
oppressed of euery clne,' they only mean the
class who come by their own free will to our shores
and are comparatively well enough off already
and not those three million of Blacks who arc
oppressed into bondage and the stamp of degra.
daton branded upon them and their postertv
not because they choose to come, but because they
were forced to come. | think in their trucking
to party, they overlook the true intent of theil
words
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-20

FRoN WAsHINGroN-lIorace Greedy writes !;
The attitude assumed by Senator Douglas
leaves no room for further doubt as to his aspi-
rations He is a candidate for the next Presi
dency, subject to the choice of the Democratic
National Convention, which is to meet on Nav
ID, at Cincinnati. | have this from persons
who cannot be mistaken. The candidates for
the Cincinnati nomination are Pierce, Buchan.
an and Douglas. The first has nc chance at all -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-20

Mr.. Blake is again elected Commissioner for
Franklin County, Mr.. Lyman is again elected
ia Chitteuden County, and Hon. N. II. Thomas
is elected in Lamoile County.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-20

ANTI-NEBRAsKA CAUcUs.-An enthusiastic
Caucus was held at Washington on the u tn,
Speeches were made by MassTs. Wilson, Banks
Collamer, Sabin and many others.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-20

At the Municipal Election in Maine, on the
10th, the Republicans carried almost every cleo.
ton.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-20

There are various preparations which are
"death to bed-bugs.' One of them is one
halfounce corrosive sublimate, dissolved in
pint OF rum. This is poison enough to kill
any bug, or any body,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-20

AGRICULTURAL Society. Those interested.
will notice call for a meeting, at this place,
in another column.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-20

Mr.. Geo. Rosebrook, who is engaged in te
ing school in Maidstone was assaulted, by Chi
Stevens, for Furnishing one of Stevens sons. /
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-20

Sir, see that in the South there are move
menls from all quarters to get up Emigrant A id
Societies, The Senator from Mississippi, Mr..
Brown,] always frank and manly on these ques.
lions, proposes that Mississippi shall send three
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JUNCTION. VALLEY TURNPIKE ron
s..ss AhE At PUBLIC AUCTloN.-By virtue 81 :
IS msas y the Circuit Court Of Roskbridse sf
=. Pr Kim, A. D. 1886, in the csss OF VIM g. fIs.
nsn, me s, oinsIs W the Junction Valley Turnpike Com
Eon. 80 osaen pending therein, the andsrsisued
saTTf nn.Ssn tof tbs purpose appointed, will a
s,..i. y the 9th Of August l856 sail 1t pubic
cn,s e me hIshest bidder Ct the rons door Of D.
Inartio 49, ex1nston the franchise Of the said
ne sgpaItsnsness thereto sttsshed The rosd
s,.nr;y ml.ss IN length, leading from Buchso.a .
81. ! ,-e s.e Win judicous Management NAV Is
.nd in hand sufficient topsy eost of suit
q s.le and for the rssda. credit Of
sausl easn.een and twenty-four month"; 10 four
proved personal security 'oAa Wi1n sP
THos; J. NICHE,
& McD. MOORE, Comn'n
;.,1 -, =. PAXTON,
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my Solids TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts
ga LE OF REAL KS
II TATE NEAR THE CITY nR QTCHM0Jn -
ny Il. b. Cook & Co., Aucts.
(No. 10 Main street.l

EURNITURE.-WilI be sold at public
4 auction on TUESDAY, nth inst commencing at
10 o'clock, at our store, No. 10 Main street. the Room
Furniture of MIR. Andrew Hetherton, decd consist
ing ofa Bedstead, Matrrsss. Feather Bed, Bolster
and pillow. one Mahogany Bed Sofa. one Rocking
Chair, ssy Chair. Sick Chair Carpet and Rug, Sew
en- Blankets, Cabinet, Wash Stand, Fender, Fire
Tongs and Clock. E.B. COOK CO..
lie IA Auctioueers
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y Mnn's days are few and full of sor.
req pest but many Of the ills to which he is sub
jected might be relieved ar averted If proner rems
dies were resorted to, We have frequently Known
persons OF delicate constitutions to suffer tbroupb
Snort life time from disordered stomachs MEDICATION
and attacks of biliousness simply because thew re-
fused 10 use invisorsne tonics TO aid nature in the
performances OF its functions while they might have
MUM BIrrsRs, the best family medicine vet di,coy
cred for such complains we have alluded to- The
proprietor has 10 his possession the certificates of
thousands of persons who have used bis Bitters ana
been cured by them. Let the icted therefore suf
fer no longer, but partake OF the psnacea offered
them aud be restored to health.
For sale by all the principal druggists in the city
and elsewhere. ieq
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0sb 0rne,s new onster
SkYLtGHT is NOW COMPLETED, and AM
BROTYPES and DAouERREOTYPES are now
taken at this monter SIZE Skyleht Gallery to surpass
anything In this part Of the country Come and see
for yourselves We prepared TO put up ILLNESSES
ia every known style OF Art. Now on hand Morocco
Velvet Pearl, Shell, Union. Papier Mache and ewei
Gold Lockstts, and Gold Pins designed for pictures
Also AmbrotyPe and Dsguerreotype stock and mate
rals at wholesale to country operators at New York
prices. OSBORNE'S Gallery
my Is Sign of the Flags
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rwA Card -.For the last ten years have
received large and increasing patronage from
the citizens of Virginia which have endeavored to
slness; In which have been greatly aided, for some
years by the valuable assistance fore particularly In
Ambroty ping) of Mr.. K s. SANXAY and ia addition,
shall heresfter have the services of Mr. JAMES r.
CHALMERS--whicb, together with my own general
superintendence will enable to accomplish, nat
ter myself superior work TO any / have previously
turned out frerpectfuy request the public to ca IL
aud examine my specimens, at
myI7.-Im No AS Main st., Richmond, Va
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~ Pfc0t's Virginia Worm Killer is the
best safest and most reliable vermifuge in use-so
say all who have used it. 1t contains Oil of Worm
seed other nsuseating drugs but is very pleasant
the taste and easily taken by children.
Prepared Gully by <. J. PICOT; sold ais, by o. A.
Strecker, John w: Pollard, Bennett Beers Fisher
o. B. Hill, Purcell, Ladd l. Co.. VIM. P. Ladd, J.
Jackson, and Risher l. Grooming. my S0-lm
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ePnCrAL NoTTcna


q New and Attrsctive..Junc IL. 1855.
The suhscriher have heen sadius 10 their TOOL n
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS in The nat 49, ~. :,
days and :. me sesson il advancing they win Offer
LANES. oRGANDIES. LAHSS. REREcE II.
dc. They invite oil who want anythinv Is thai, Ia
TO call je is-im THO. T. PRICE co.
~Dr. Dupoucess tsoldsu pills far NJ.
MALks-The combination Of ingredients in The Pill
are perfectly harmless. Their efficacy ana merit.
are based upon an extensive practice &c over thirty
years. and where the directions have been strictIv
foilowsd they have failed to correct ali irresu
lsrties relieve painful aud difficult menssruntion
parfcasriy at the change of lfc They will cure AT
weakness and remove all distractions arisins from
cold exposure or any causes; and may be used suo-
get ciculss for Particular free -1N
Pnce 81 per box. with full directions Sola x.hoJ.
sale and retail. by PURCELL. LADD & CO. ten.
ersl State Agents, cor Of Main and Pearl .t,s.,
Richmond, Va; puvAL3 NORTON, corner Msin
and 10th SITS Richmond. Va; oRUEBS & ApPER
SON, No. 2Si Broad street. Richmond. Va. i ~
EVANS, No. 10 Pearl street, Richmond. Va. W.
The above agents will supply dealers Al pyon,;..
tors prices, and send the pills BY mali (co
TO either city or country receipt of Isl thronsb
post Office Richmond, Va
N. B, Signature J. Duponco on each box.
je6-Sms
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or Reu;. EraukIIn and Prof. De Grnth.

~ Benj. franklin and Prof. De Grnth.
earth Prof De Grsth applied that electricity to rs-
lievs diseased uaortals Prot. De Grash's ELECTRIC
OIL does not cure everything, but certainly cures
rheumatism and Neural gia In day or two; cures
Group Crsmp Pains in the Breast, in 10 minutes;
cures Burns Sprains Wounds, from to days; cures
Earsche Deafness Sore Breast Ia days; cures fies
Swelled Gisnds Stiff Neck, from to days; cures
Erysipelss Scrofula Pimpes from Ito ~ days; cures
Palsy, Govt PslPitation, Cholera, Corns, In lew
dsys.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD Co. Richmond, and
Druggists in every town. Principal Depot no. 81
South 9th street, Philada. Beware Of dsnferous
counterfeits my zs-ts
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~ IL yen have seen any of Johnson's
FIFTY CENT or DOLLAR Pictures, you viii 20 10
his Dssusrreotype Wagons corner 7th and Broad
streets ans get ons or two to give to your
friends. They arc In the best style, aud larger thsn
you can get elsewhere. JOHNSON himself is ope-
rating la these wagons. Nos and 10. He has been
about twelve years In the business.
10 I0-2ws
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u Gibbs' Gallery for Patent Ambro-
TYPES AND PHoToGRAPHs, OF EVERY SIZE AND DE-
seRIPTIoN-Dsguerreotyp copied into Ambrotypes
and made permanent or if desired, to life size on
paper retaining the perfect likeness, and painted by
Grst-class anists making most beautiful and desra
BILE style of portraits
Ambrotypes in lockets, pins, cases, and flames OF
sil descriptions. p. Z. GIBBS,
Corinthisn Hall, Main street, below 9Th,
r. is Richmond
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= The Great Russian Remedy.-Pro Be-
No PuBLIco.-"Every mother should have a box in
the house handy, in of accidents to the chill.
dTen.n
RsppING's RUSSIA SALvE.-It 10 q Boston remedy
of thirty standing, and is recommended by ply
sicans 1t Isl sure and speedy for Burns Piles
Bois. Corns, Felons Chilblains and Sores of every
kind; for Fever Sores Ulcers, Itch, Scad Head, Net
tbs Rash. Hnnions, Sore Nipples, Recommended by
nurses Whtiows, Sites, Testers, Flea Bites, Spider
Stings, Frozen Limbs Salt Rheum, scurvy, Sore and
Cracked Lips, Sore Nose Warts and Flesh Wounds
itsa most valuable remedy and cure, which can be
testified to by Thousands who have used in the city
of Boston and vicinity for the last thirty years In
no instance win this Sslye do injury interfere
with physicians prescriptions 1t is made from the
purest materials, from q recipe brought from Russia
OF articles growing In that country-snd tho prope
tors HAYS letters from all CLASSES, clergymen, phys
Clans captains, and others who have used
1t themselves and recommend it TO Others
Readings Russia Salve il put in largo tin boxes
stamped on the cover with picture OF horse and
disabled soldier which picture is also engraved on
the wrapper. Price Is cents box
Sold at all the stores in town country or may be
ordered of any Wholesale druggist.
REDDING q CO., Prepheton
No. State st. Boston
~ BENNETT, BEERS FISHER, Agents for
Richmond. fs l2-d6m
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BY Thomas w. keeeee,

BY Thomas w. keesee,
(Offce with Geo. J. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl st)
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND KITCH-
" EN- FURNITURE, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Will be sold or FRIDAY afternoon next, June the
10Th, commencing at O'clock at the residence of
Miss Z. King, who is declining housekeeping on Du-
val street, opposite Duval street church, desirable
lot of Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting
in part of sofas Chairs Tables Carpets BedstAads,
Looking Glasses, China and Glassware Cooking Uten-
sils, &c al. of which good and well kept.
js16 THOS w. KEESEE, Auct.
CUMMlSSIONER,S SALE. BY virtue
~ of q decree of the Circuit Court Of Chesterfield
county, pronounced at the October term, 1855 in the
Of Samuel Hsstings against John T. Reid and
others, shall ON MONDAY. the 14th day of Jaiy
next, at Chesterfield Court House. (thst being Court
day) proceed to sell John T. Reds interest I'M the
slaves mentioned in the deeds from Alex Reid John
w. Lipscomb's trustee, &c, and others, dated 2sth
November, l84a and in the deed from John w. Lips
comb &C, to Alex. Reid. &c. dated 10th Msrch 1851,
at public auction to the highest bidder for cash. to
and of sale and upon credit of one and
two years to the residue the purchaser purcha-
entering into bond with approved security to be
judged of by the Commissioner to secure tho credit
payments.
John T. Reid's interest consists of mciety of 20
negroes after the death of his father and
10 estimated to be worth from FIVE to thousand
dollsn P. POINDEXTER, Com'r
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ID ATEs, PREMIUM CHIMNEY CAT!-
G oMMIssIoNER's OFFICE,

G oMMIsSIONERs OFFICc,
May LIST, 1856
ITO the Creditors of the estate of Martha
i Elicit decd, and all others concerned:
You hereby notified that at the request of Geo.
w. Snenss sheriff of Chesterfield county, and trus-
tee of Martha Elicit, now deceased, have appoint
ed the Goth day Of June next at my Office at Chester
field Courthouse for receiving proof of debts and de-
mands against the said Martha Elicit her estate at
which time and place you are required to attend.
Given undar my hand Commissioner of the
County Court of Chesterfield county. the day and
year first aforesaid. w. w. 4. COGBILL,
nv 2i-law4w Commissioner
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YeunGster, full 0fsporf and life,
4 Not troubled with mans or wife,
Made up his mind 70 leave the State

1oun&ster, fniI 0fsp0rf and HE,
: Not troubled with mans or wife,
Made up his mind 20 leave the State
And 20 to Kansas; went right straight
To SCHAAPS Stors, bought Pistol there.
And all the 6xinss for HE hair,
And what bachelor wants more,
Which he found all at SCHAAPsS Chsap gtora.
Going TO tell his friends eoed-bye
He stopped q one, whoss name was Fry;
He ring the bella LADY fair
Invitss him In; he looks 1t hsr.
She looks ct him, both cannot SPEAK;
At last he says, with burning cheek:
I'D like 70 see your brother Mis-,
A will leave Tor Kansss; IDS
A pity, Miss that must 81
30 far ffomthis dear family"
A shriek-a faint-a gallant catch
A declsrstiou-and match.
Kansas forootten-s hsppy pair
g HCHAAP : cos,
sorssr sroAd ana =.
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ENGINEERS OFFICE, BLUE RIDGE X. RI
ANDERSON, 8. c.. May l6, 1856
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- ct Knoxville, Tennessee, until ~ clock, d., ON
WEDNESDAY, the 10th July, 1856, for the Ora.
DATIoN and MASONRY OF thirty miles of the Blue
Ridge Railroad, commencing at Knoxville. There
are several heavy jobs of Masonry, among them the
Masonry for the Bridge the Holston river near
Knoxville, consisting of seven piers and the abut-
ments.
The Company reserve the right to reject any pro-
posa and to require the bidders to give satisfactory
security for the faithful execution according to
tract, the work they may undertake.
Plans and specifications may be seen. and the time
for completing the work, and ali other information
obtained. at the office of the Engineer, and after
the 9Th July. WALTER GWYNN,
Chief Engineer Blue Ridge Railroad.
Ia lS-lawtl6iyt
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~ Dental n office --G. w. Jones. Suras.
cal and mechanical DENTIST. having moved Bis
THAN Hall, over Mr.. Duauesne's between 9th ara
10th, Main street, hs 10 now prepared to sec those
with whom he made engagements for the present
al services either in filling, cleansing extracting or
inserting teeth. All operations will be parformed
with sentieness, thoroughly and faithfully.
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~ DR.. Geesge Gnyinxel has removed
his dses fjsH 5th and Broad, the cornsr OF 10Th
and Brosi Streets where orders may be left for him.
His residence NOE Clay street, between 7th and
ash. Persons wishing hs services in tbs iswsr part
Of the sity, cku iesge their names and address
sless st T. BoDEKps's Drug Store, No. 10, Main
ssrsst my i9-lm
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II Doctor John =. ID. Cullen respect
fully offers his professional services to the citizens of
Rich and its vicinity.
IF Office on Main street north side, between 9Th
and 10th Streets the office of w. Leigh Burton
Dentist. and next door to 8. p Semples Drug Store
ny 22-lm*
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OIiee r D. r r. Company
lime 18th 1855 10 ltd
+ ;. PI1NT1NT NOTICE no THE La.

IN PItKTANT NOTICE. To THE La.
/ DIES Great reduction in the prices Of Dry
Goods at " COHEN'S Cheap Store, us Broad street
Having purchased, last week, in the Northern mar.
ksts large quantities of Goods at great sacrifice,
can offer unusual Inducements to all in want Of desi
rable goods shall name in part. only: fins French
Lawns Is CENTS goods for Y. cts; Cactus Skirts 6S
cents piece; fine Irish Linen 81 cents yard. worth
al least so cents; Thread Cambria Handkerchief i2a
cents goods only cents piece; Scotch Lawn HSnd-
lin from i2I euts yard up: double twisted Black
SIN Mitts 57I cents pair; Curtain Muslin 10 cents
ward; silk Pocket Hdks Is cents piece; foe Linen
Shirt Bosoms rs csnts piece, worth SO cents; Man
tilus from OIL SO and upwards black silk Lace Shawls
IS piece worth SIS: French Woven Corsets the
best that can be had in the city, SIS pair VI Ho
siery have very large assortment; and Ladies' will
find thew can be suited to quality and SIZE
and at such prices that will surprise everybody.
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rp- Green Ginger CordinI.-.This delight

TT Green Ginger Cordial.--Thfs delight
full preparation, prepared from the best Jamaica Gin
sinyaluable for De bi,ity, Darrh9a Cholc. Dyspsp-
sa Loss of Appetite, and tonic and ssinulsnt for
these recovering, it has no equal. Persons, whsn
orer heated will find the Cordial cool and reresh-
ing beverage Taken after eating, 1t helps Digestion
and removes any bad effects that may arise from the
use of green fruit aud vegetables No family or ira
weller should be without it, Pint bottles 90 cts
Wholesale Agents, BENNETT, BEERS FISHER,
and GRuRRs n kPPEEsoN je Sim
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i" Bow ers, Snyder and Carter--of the
RICHMOND Stove AND ARCHITECTURAL IRoN
WORKS, have opened an Office and Sample Room on
10th street, two doors south of Main street.
NH Sa-Sms
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" Spring StOck.--Thos. X. Price 81 90.
desire to say their customers and the puDnc tnat
they are in receipt of very great variety oil NEW
THINGS, and one of the House will be In market
most Of the season, buyers may be assured OF hndne
the most DESIRABLE STYLES at all times
gE complete assortment of Family Linens,
Cottons and Servants Goods. mn l6-om
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IDOA RDl Ne. wishing 10 obtain
ID board can bs accommodated by the day. week,
or month at the MISSES MURRAY.
10 il--ts
M;lIrlCE,.--l have this day app0tnted,
IN a. my agents conduct IN this city the Nc sdy
Msde Clothing business, Mr.. d. KRAcKER and Mr..
II KEMPNEx to buy and sell for cash only.
- Is-I9t HENRY CALfsHrR-
TZKEN BALDWIN ~ Cu. ask Mttentton
IA 10 their large and elegant ss.ortment OF new and
snS "a Which additions ara being made by semiweek-
" arrivals from their manufactory, Being more
extennvely engaged 10 the msnnfAsturs and sale OF
sdysasssss and ious experiences the trade In this
city they are prspafsd % osr great isdacsmsnts TO
pufehsssm. ID word, oar stock, styles and prices
jsI3 KEEN, BALDWIN Y co.