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-~s~rcsr.iCO CO. f1KTNEHsHlP NOTICE.
The subecriben having e90cissed tnsm.
R@-selves under the style Of g. e s!n.C
CO. for the purpose OF carrying ON the CAnnIAsU -
MANUFACTURING business are nov Hrsesrea %
fnYnish the public with CARRIAGES, buu0IEu,
IA Of every description, ct the snofse notleo anu
reduced prices Having procured the serylces OF %.
perior vorkmen, we can confidently warrant I'll
vork eurued out of our establishment. and respeet-
f,Iiv solicit o share of the public patronsgs Our
factory 10 situated ON Virginia street. near the Dsn-
Vile Depot; Repository, 18th street, between Main
an1 o' THOS. 8. THOkNTON.
JOHN PKITCHARD.
P.s.-KEPAIEIEG done with nsatness and dis
match. February lst, 1857.
fe S-dAw6m
nTSSOIUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
IL The Col srtnership heretofore existing between
tn. undermined. under the firm Of J L. 6MlTHER
n BRO, il this day dissolved BY mutual consent
Those having claims against thu concern, will pre-.
sent them to JOHN L. sMITHER for payment; and
those indebted respectfully invited to cali and
sette their respective dues with him, who 10 alone
authorized to wind up the business.
JOHN L. sNITHER,
Feb. %, 1857. T. 9. sMITHEK
JOHN L. SMITHER will continue the DRY
GOODS business in the house lately occupied by J..
L. Smither Bro aud begs to tender his most crate
full acknowledgements to his friends and the public for
the very liberal patronage accorded to the late firm
and respectfully socis for himself contiuuauee OF
the same assuring them that his best efforts will be
used to give entire satisfaction to all who may extend
to him their favors.
NH Sim JOHN L. sMITHER.
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TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN
CHILL AND EUROPE The press of Santiago dis
cnsses project for forming photographic line be-
tween the Pacific and Atlantic, from Valparaiso to
some point on the river Plate, and from thence to
Brazil, where it is to connect with line projected
from Lisbon to Rio Janeiro 1t is said that Euro.
pean capitalists will construct the line if the gov
eminent will guarantee them six per cent on the
cost The plan is advocated because the Isthmus
of Panama is destined (says the paper to fail
into the hands of the Americans and it would not
be expedent to allow them the control OF the only
inter. oceanic line of communication.
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FAST TRAVELLING The New York Central
Railroad Company are said to be making arrange
ments to run an express train during the summer,
in connection with the Hudson River Road, from
New York to Buffalo in thirteen hours. The dis
lance is 443 miles, and the train must run about
forty miles an hour, exclusive of stoppages.
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RlCHMOND b + l. L. ND BR A = .
= rouNDkY, FANCY CRATE AND FENDER
aM,ANUfACT RER-No gas Main street, between
% ana stn west sideThe subscriber has for sale
1o urates, Tenders and Summer Pieces embracing
loo dherent kinda aud daily manufacturing rates
20 order holesale and retail at Nor bern prices
urstes, Bells, &c. neatly packed and forwarded TO
any part OF the state Also, Bes and Bgas, Castings
made to order and ell kinds of repairing done At tho
shortest notice.
NH i6--6m HAM,L, D. DEHOON
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RAILROADS In MAINE The Portland papers
sia.e that there are sos miles of railroad in omar.
d,nn 10 Maine. costing about SIT 500 900, or s3l =
0o per miie--one-third more than the estimates -
Inc gross earnings in 1856 were equal to about
nine per cent ON the cost Of the lines.
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Z. BECKER & BROTHER,
MERCHANT TAILORS
q NJ K X G liant TAILOHINE Es
TARLISHMENT.-L. COHEN L BRO

so M X e HANT TAILORING ES-
TARLISHMENT.-L. COHEN L BRO
MI have returned from the North, with well
ILL., selected assortment of all kinds of Cloths, Cas-
smeres Linen, Marseilles, &c &c for custom work
He has well selected assortment of gentemens fur.
nishing Goods, viz Shirts. Drawers. Collars era.
vats Neck Ties Gloves end many other articles toe
numerous to mention. | have a large let of Linen
Drill very heavy. for negro Clothing which will
make up at $3.50 the suit. L keep constantly on
hand large lot OF Ready Made Clothing, which l
will sell as low any other house in this city. All
goods wsrranted L. COHEN Il BRO,
No. Main street, opposite old Market
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VA
CAPITAL 100000 DOLLARS.

Money received on deposite in of FIVE dollars
and upw ards which interest at the rate of pei
months or longer for shorter perieds interest the
rate of per oentum
The whole joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received. and certificates issued by the
Cashier, T. g. sTARKE. at the store of e. B
SPENCE, corner OF Main and Governor Streets Rich.
mond, Va.
SAM'L 8. COTTRELL, President
Z. 8. STARKG, Cashier
C. WALTHALL, Secretary.
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THE MANUFAC, URE OF BONNETs What be~
comes of all the pins?" is question often asked
and seldom answered. Some facts that we learn
ed the other day led us to ask, What becomes of
all the bcnnets2 At the factory in Foxborough,
Mass more than ten thousand bonnets a-day are
made and throw into the market. For more than
twenty miles round about the people are engaged
in the work, and they have agents all over the
world collecting materials and disposng Of their
manufactures Portland paper.
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H~A LOON To YOUR iNTE H..
NNA EsTS-The large and well selected stock
ElsaNE@A of SADDLES, HARNESS, Brides, Col.
lars, Whips Spurs, Stirrups, Bits, Saddle
Bags &C., now hand at DiCKEkSONS Manu-
factory of Main and 12th Streets ia being Of
fered prices which cannot fail to please ell who
may favor him with their patronage. call 10 70.
spsctfuy solicited az | shall cell low for cash.
EF@ Remember, | am ct the old stand, corre- ca
Main and 18th streets.
JOHN Fl. DICKERsON,
fe 5-2m Successor to JCasph Il Colanitt.
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SOMETHING RAkE.-We learn from the Louis.
lana papers that at the close of the session of the
legislature Of that State, motion was made to a l.
low Mr. J. A, Warner, secretary of the senate.
$500 extra compensation, when that gentleman
immediately arose and requested the mover to
withdraw 1t; said that he accepted the Office with
aknowiedge of the salary, and wanted no more
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~ COMMERCIAL AND LITERARY
In GOddin's Hall, corner Bank & lth SITS.
FREE to Strangers aud to Young Men.
The Library contains over 1900 Volomes, besides
Periodical Magazines the Reading Room, over so
Newspapers.
Annual subscription for of both cludiag with
drawal of Books, ONLY TWO DOLLARS for iudi-
viduai and FOUR DOLLARS for inn.
Registry ia here kept of Young Men wanting
Employment, and reliable informa ton and refe-
renceaas to their character apd qualifications given
to employers gratutously. and without any disclo.
sure of the names and wants of such employers. I'M.
less specially authorized by them.
Re aiding Room open from 81 O'Clock A. M until 10
O'Clock P. NJ every day except Sunday.
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THE VIRGINIA COLONIZATION SCHEME.-The
New York Herald of Monday contains brief let
ter from Eli Thsyer, which was mentioned by tel
sgraph yesterday. Ttayer has "the news tha
land can be bought in Dinwiddie. Essex, Accomat
and Southampton at from s. to s. per acre. He
says Kentucky and Maryland envy the Sublime
destiny of Virginia. He also asserts that several
slave holders are in favor of the free colonization
scheme The following extract will be peculiarly
pleasant to virsinians, and may come rather high
to the ''Hon" Mr.. Tbayer should be ever be caught
within the limits of the State.
But il, on the contrary, portion of the people of
Virginia, in defiance of their own interests
and of our rights should so far stutify themselves
as to follow the lead of ultra dsunionsts and seces
sion fire-eaters in committing outrages against
must be met by the constitution and the laws; and
should these fail to give protection, popular sover-
eighty must be invoked for the Old Dominion as
II has been for Kansas. We shall not be intimda-
ted We are not that kind of people when good
dividends are at stake. In defiance of danger we
send our whale ships to the Northern Ocean for
money Wesendiour missionaries among cannibals
for priu ciple We have defed all pers, even in
sending the Gospel to the heather without the in
element of pecuniary gain: but with that induce
ment the Gospel of Freedom will have free course
will run and be glorified"
We have been charged With participating in the
slave trade, contrary TO law, for filthy lucre." If
this be so, we should probably participate in max
ing slave States free for the same filthy lucre"
There Is no use, then, In talking about hanging
shooting our coonists, or the members of our com.
pany. If half Of us were hung or shot, the rest
would press on towards the shining dollars.
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NAVAL "A etter dated Aspinwall, 10Th inst
says the frigate Independence and corvette Deca-
tur are in Panama; officers and crew all well -
The John Adams and St. Mary's are expected
daily Captain Fairfax is waiting to join the John
Adams il Panama. The Cyane is here; all well
The Wabash has not yet arrived.
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NOTICE..-HO0ksO OF Subscription Tor lne
1 additional Stock of the NEW YORK AND
VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY" amount
ing to 55 500, are open at the Office of the Comps.
ny in this city, and will remain open until the 6tn
April Stock holders will have preference in sub.
scribne for said stock until the LIST April and any
stock subscribed for after that time will be- divided
pro rata.
NH 90 3taw2w LIJDLAM A. WATSON
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1927 .-sPRING and SUMMER STOCK
lOofs OF EEADY-MADE CLOTHING Il =,

1921. OF REaDY-MADE CLoTHING " an
now in receipt of the largest and most desirable stock
of Spring and Summer Clothing have ever opsusd.
at my new store: hsve now open q full assortment
of sizes of Black Cloth Dress Coats siness Csss
mere FIocks, tchoice goods) Black and Fancy Cast
mere Pants; Sstin rich figured Twilied Grenad,na
White NaTseiiles Vests ~
FURNISHING GOODS.-Cravats; Neck Ties Of
every variety; suspsnders; Haadkerchi eff; Gloves
and Drawers; HalfHose, of Silk, Cotton. ThrasS
&c sc.
In returning sincere thanks to my liberal patrons
orally to examine my NJ W stock ~
J. d. GOODMAN, No. 1I9 Main ct.
N b'-Desirous of reducing q Winter Stock an
satisfactory prices NH is N n -
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Na EARTHENWARE CHINA AND
hi aI GLASS
S9IH SPRING, 1857.
VIM. F. BUTLER,

1mpoyfer, 70 VAN stfeet, Richm0nd. "a,
Tspow receiving per ships ANDREW Foster" aud
"America," full supply of English goods of new
trade sales in this country, very large stock OF
French China, Glassware, Looking Glasses, Casters
and Fancy Goods which he offers for sale upon the
most favorable terms.
The merchants of Virginia, Tennessee and North
Carolina, are invited to examine his goods.
e Special pains tsken to pack all goods securely
and orders promptly filed. NH lS..irn
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TO BE DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY IN APRIL.

APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
prizes of S225 experimenting 70 $4,000
prize .......................... $500
prizes OF $3.50 approxlmatins to $4,000
prize are, Gao
prizes of $50 approximatins to $4,000
prize are. ~
IL prizes Of $50 approximatfng to $4,000
prize are-.... .....,...........s..s.... oOV
q prize, Of $50 experimenting to 81 500
prize are. -....-'...'.......'... IZb
20 prizes of &25 spproximsting to $1,000
prize are.... o'u
5000 prizes of $40 900
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DAVID CURRY.
= SPRING AND SUMMER
STfbrK OF ROOTS SHOGS,,

n
TRUNKS, Ac.-I am now recelv-
in, INV surine and summer stock of Boots,
Shoes Trunks, &c TO which beg leave TO call the
attention Of my fri1lds and the public have ta.sn
cbasers nav rsly upou finding in my assortment
everything that i. at all desirable in my line
nv stock of manufacturing materisls 10 certainly
equal at least to sny in this city.
Purchasers are respectfully invited to call at No
IS Main street. ~rr
u.
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- THIS WAY. IF YOU WANT


Ladies' c5lored Gsiters. ct 8 l; Laaies AID
Boots at 81 %; Ladies' Kid and Morocco
Bu.kirs at 81; Ladies' Kid and Morocco snppsrs,
at 81; Ladies' Foxsd Caters, at vi 70. Also, one
lot of Ladies' coiored Morocco Boots slzss : 70 o,
Kid Slippers rosetted with heels at only Bl IS per
pair worth So Chidren's shoes of ali kinds with
heels ard without hsels; MlsssS Caters, ia oiack
drab, blue and green oolors at s7t cts. For good
Shoes. at low prices, csll st
mbs MARCUS HARRIS 1873 Broad st.
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SHAVING MADE EASY.-
- MICAJAH g. MEADOR has rstu

~ HAVING MADE EAS1.-
- MICAJAH 8. MEADOR has returned
to the city, and 10 prepared his old friends
and the public in the art of sharpening and
other fine cutlery. He also furnish superior
opposite Go6dln's Hall
NH I9--d2taw4w3c 4t~
NEW DRY GOODS ~TOnE..-We nave
y formed partnership under the style of CHlLES
4 CHENERY, to transact general Dry Goods buai-
ness at No IFS Broad street 9th, and cordial
ly invite all old friends and the public generally
to call JOHN O. CHILES
JAMES g. CHNERY.
We shall open this morning with well selected
stock OF everything usually kept in first class retail
ing houses all boush upon good terms In New York
and other Northern cities which offer for sale
the lowest prices to cash or prompt paving custom
| era. CHILEs & CHENERY.
y am manufacturing. as usual. CANDIEs,
which warrant equal to any made in this or any
other city. All want 10 q trial, and II it does
not to be what say, send 1t back and get your
ard Dried fruits. Nuts, Preserves, Toys. Fancy
bought. JAMES MOORE,
NH 23-ts Opposite the BIT. Charles Hotel.
'TlO THE PUBLIG.-I paid NO attention
l. to the warning. Beware Of the third time,' and
having been burat out that often-the first and the
last losing all having no irsuranee-I have conclud-
ed to try the fourth, and call my former pa.
from. both in the city and couatTy to give me call
tisfaction both a. to quality and prise
NH 25-Im Between Marshall and Broad.
HAMs AND BHEAsT PIECES--
Ii White Mercer Potatoes
Finest Green and Black Teas
No smoked Hsrrine
ces Fish, Assksrsl, 50: ror sale BY
nh0 MCCARTHY SON.
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NOFlck.~.AN persoas Indebted . a; " =
Y GAkNETT 4 CO. are Fsqussssd 10 Gall y
ssttls tmmsdiassly, y leaasF iadslssaee ssnaes |"
sivsn. nh lo-ln
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CLOTHING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


IA ELEGANT SPRING AND SUM.
A MIR GOODS-E. D. X z ELI Nc Mer-
NJ liant Tailor and Clothier, No 125 Main street,
-IA has in store a large assortment of Spring ana
Summer Cloths Cassimeres and Vestings which be
would be pleased to make to order, in the most ap.
proved styles and at lew prices, for all that may be
in want.
READY-MADE CLOTHING "A beautiful assort-
ment just received. Call and see them. mn % I'm
Ia Z. BECHER & BROTHER,
E8 MERCHANT TAILORS
NO. &c MAIHsT BELOW ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
ILL., Having received their Spring aud Sum
supply consisting in splendid stock of French
German and English Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestngs
and other Gentemens Furnishing Goods, of the
finest quality, and most fashionable patterns, COM
bined with most elegant assortment of city made
Clothing, of unusual variety, respectfully invite a
call of their friends and the public feeling confident
their goods and prices will please them
a. All orders in their line promptly and neatly
executed, and warranted to give satisfaction.
NH S6-1m*
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10 half 4" ...... Il
10 quarter I" $500. q
IN aiubtH 90

nnSTINH DEMONSTRATED MA
~ DAME EOLLEN respectfully informs the La
dies and Gentlemen of Richmond and vicinity, that
she will give information in all the affairs relating to
life such as Health. Wealth Love, Marriage, Jour
nsys Law Suits, Difficulties in Busineas Absent
Friends, Sickness and Death, and in respect to oil
other subects both past present and future, and all
concerns of life. Terms-For Ladies % cents, Cen
tlemen SO cents, each Apply at No. ~ (Which
and Main and Cary streets, Richmond, Va.
felS-d2m*
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NaaEKEAT REDUCTION In THE SEH
MPRICE OF BOOTS AND HATH.-Rrom Eat

NHGKEAT REDUCTION IN TIE ssh
@PRICE OF BOOTS AND HAfs-From EU
HI Is to 20 per sent. saved BY buyingSrom }
~ Fl. ANTHONY Columbian Hotel Building.
Moieskn Hats, best quality. %
Fa.hion.ble sin Hetu, .,,...,,,..,.....,... 2 50
Zine CaIf,kin Saved Boots 8 50
Cor ,rsss (9aiter Roots ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8 Is
Fine Caifskin Sewed Shoes. ..........-"...... 70
J. H. ANTHONY has made arrangements with one
of the best makers in the city Of Philadelphia TO sup
DIV him with q handsome and substantial Calfskiu
sswed EooT which he will sell ut the unprecedented
ow price of $3.50. oe l8-dAsly
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1AChSON3S EXCELSlUR BITTERS..s
y Read and pay attention to the following certificate
from a we'll known and distinguished citizen, and
how highly he speaks of these celebrated Bitters,
now much in vogue:
"Mr. r. II. JAcKsoN-Dear Sir: Ny mother-in-
law, Mrs. Armstrong, has been afflicted with Dys-
pepsia for sixteen years Not finding any per-
manent relief from the various remedies used she
was induced to try your Excelsior Bitters,' and it
affords much pleasure to testify to THEN beneficial
results Che enjoy her food with relish to
which she wss stranger previous to the of your
valuable medicine. GEO. w. WILEY"
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GPKi$G STOCK OF GKOCERI rs and
~ LIQUORS POWERS have in
store and are receiving unusually large and varied
stock of Groceries, Wines, Liquors Plaster, Grind
stones &c. which they selected with great care,
suited to the trade and consumers generally. few
OF the leading articles mentioned below to which
they invite pupctasl deslers, viz:
976 bsgs Rio LsgusYra and Java Coffses, very prime
81 bids choice R. and Cuba Sugars
3i2 pckzs Refined Sugars all grades
2i4 hhds, tuns and bbls Molassss and Syrups
692 boxes Adamantins and Sperm Candles
Is / and pipes best brands of London Dock Bran
dy, "Otard, Dupuy Co.." "Jss. Tennessee
snd other we'll known brands
So / and pipes medium grades
ITO bbs choice and well known Whiskeys, "Pure
Rye Bourbon" &c.
l5o bbs other medium good Whiskeys, old white and
other brands
SEQ bbs. Cincinnati and Pittsburg; do Rum, Gin,
Apple Brandy, &c.
Also, general assortment of other goods such as
e. d Cheese; Bacon; Starch; Soda Shot and Lead:
Nsi's; Salt; Grndstones; Ground Plaster; Wood
ware generally; Tanners and Machine O Window
Glass aud Putty; Green and Black Teas, sc. &c &C.
to which they invite dealers before buying else.
wnere NH 2I-2m
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
wednesday srsruius. Apri, i. 1857

4
DESPERATE vILLIAN.--The Texas Stsseps
.etss has IN account Of the capture o. " Ac'' IN
that State, Of Bill Johnson" . notorious YES.
perado He had led from San Antonio charged
With . crime. and hin hiding place was o'c"seie''
The Gazette says:
The Sheriff soon received from San ANTONIO, .
rs,,;aa for Iohnsou arrest IL was founo tnst ne
had taken up his quarters for ree'ssanss D -.
ksnshps storehouse ana VA nrov,dsd "a, hin
=. s.an,nn,;.ss Eeheis the deputy Sheriff, broke
Sown the door At the entrance and the party sum
moned ne the Sheriffs possee, attempted to enter
two abreast. johnson was aeen stanaine IKE
srr;ous lion. in the back part of the store room,
.ra i'm Immediately shot into the "pile, aiming at
s,sr shot but 1t was little to the right, and the
sru,s of all those the right side were shot, and
.heir coats and clothing literally torn to pieces
Tobe Carmack received three buck shot In the
arm, young TnomAsson seven, ana E'chieoeFsef'
one.
The reports of the guns soon brought to the spot
4 large number Of citizens who knowing that
johnson had secretly several aiders and sbettors,
came well armed with shot guns, rifles, and pistol.
johnson remained In the house first firing out Of
the front door and afterwards changing his posi-
ton to the back door, and for some time keeping
MP q Are upon the citizens Finally he made
desperate effort at retreat and running out of the
back door with shot gun and side arms, he at
tempted to gain the river.
On bis retreat he turned upon his pursuers,
and taking aim at Mr. Buchanan, wounded him In
the right thigh, hip, and near the knee He was
at lass brought to the ground by the shots of the
party In pursuit. He was found TO be shot through
the centre of his breast with rife bullet He had
also received buck shot in his mouth which lodg.
ed In his neck 1t was thought that he woald die
in few minutes and he was left there reluctantly
by the citizens, who were so exasperated at him,
that under other circumstances he must have been
thrown into the Brazos river.
His friends came TO his relief and carried him
TO Bapkipshp & Bakers grocery. The Sheriff
learning this fact and ascertaining that his wounds
were not mortal, again took charge of him, aud be
was carried to the Drury Hotel under guard
These events transpired on the 7th inst On the
same night he feigned so well that deaths hand
was upon him. that come of the gusrdIeft to warm
themselves by the fire He soon rose seized a
gun and fred At Mr. Griffin, but missed him. The
latter returning the fire, breaking his jaw bone. II
was thought at last accounts that he would soon
die of his wounds. The wounded citizens. we
learn, are doing well.
1t Is said that this desperate had already killed
seven men before the present awful tragedy, and
that one of the number was his own father.
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& TAKDY,

Nm "a AaksDIs
w IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DrALERsIN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
No Is PEARL ST., RICHMOND, VA.
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N0TICE.--nEy wife Martha A. Lewis
~ has left my bed and board, without just cause
provocation on my part; therefore, / DO forwarn
all persons against receiving her into their houses
giving her credit for any thing my account for any
sum or amount whatsoever.
ia I3-6m% JOHN LEWIS.
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New Yopk. March 81 Flour lower state ana
Southern declined cents other brands uncnaneeo'
Stocks lower. Virginia SIS $9ls.
BALTIMORE, March ST. Tour inactive and held
at Yesterdays rates, which buyers dec Inc giving
Other articles usually quoted, generally unchanged
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SThAM Iron WORKS, 256 Main ST.,
- near Seventh The subscriber 10 now pre-.
pared with increased facilities to manufacture sl
Kinds of IRON WORK, such as IRON RAILING
VERANDAHS STEPS, VAULTS and CELLAR
DOORS, GRATIhGs &c, &c ORA T a1d
TENDERS, and sl kind of House Work and JOB.
bling done on reasons be terms
e Particular attention given to the enclosing CT
CEMETERY lots Railing. &c, for the COUNTRY ~
made be easily put up. cali solicited
mn l4-6m GEO & LOWNES.