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~ UILDING HARDWARE AND CAR
II PENTERs TOOLS-I have on hand good %.
sortment of Locks, Hinges, screws, Bolts, Axle
Puleys Sash Cord and all articles usual fer building
purposes; also Bench and Moulding Planes, and Car
penters Tools generally. All of which, l will furn.
sh at the lowest terms for cash to prompt custom
ers. ROBf J. DENNY,
No. 2O5, Main street, above the Banks.
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DRowEED.-Robsrt Murdoch, we'll known nm
the Ohio River, was accidentally drowned off the
steamer Hibernis, few days since. He was n
have been married In day or two.
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Tns wheat crop Ia Shenandoah county, ". ~,
% about half the usual average "" VIII
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0mH- Oh K e Ri G,e pr.
ANO YOKTES-fo be had ct Ne.
l69 Main It,, opposite the Exshanae
W ] Baak, Nshmond.
NAfHL CAAUsI,
UH-ddw1y Sole Assut
pkKCIvAL & GRANT
ARCHITEGR4 Ann CIuII. ENnINHHuo

DEkCIVAL & GRANT
ARCHITECTS AND CIVIL ENGINEERS,
OFFICE, GoDDINs HALL, RICHMOND, VA,
Respectfully offer their services to the public With
thorough Professional training and combined
PRACTICAL experience Of more than so years. they
nope 70 sve SUBTRACTION to those who may favor them
with orders
In the "A re hitecturaI .; will fur.
nish dessns for Churches, Public Buildings
Town Houses, Stores, Villas, and alterations of
OLD butidings; and also for Ornamental Grounds,
VIII .oll working Drswinss, Specifications and su.
In the Registering Department. will attend
to the branches connected with Railroads, Sew.
erase and drsinsse OF Farm Lands with all neceasa.
A variety of complete sets Of Plans for Churches,
vilias YARN Cottages, sridses, 10, can be seen 1t
their Office my 22-2m
M lNks...NIadeira, sherry, Port eiciIy
o..d Supns ss CO.. s.s
Rum; Holland Gin; iPpi: brandy; Ne. Easisrd
Whi.hsy; Old Rys Star whisisy; =. Hsmmand's
sslsbrstsd Family whisksyi Rsctiasd whistey, our
full supply Of all the shove, always on hand and
" sELpEN 4 MILLER,
my2e Corner Pearl and Cary sta
70 kLTaNG AND HUHk.-Juss received
y cs1shsr suYRiy q superior Leather and Rubber
nELrINo and HOSE, mating my stock complete.
''' '''' ~ n''afA''u'''' P aso y q arm
NV D-2w Corner Cary and 18th streets
o'sss: count, s6lsE :iass PRIME ss 'r r:ss
psr's'sn'r Jsns''o"A. sG W ,als y x,.a
my 8-5t 9 snd Brsnkiia Il.
SOLE LkArHkR- so sidcs Gss1 s1anp.
EoS ii 81 q !. slrzenRALp,
~ySs-W II 4ssslss.
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\ lsT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n the
Il Rshmond Posi- Once on the nth Day Of Nay,
1887.
- Perops calling for Lettsn In this List, will
please say they are advertised.
eY Ohice hours on eundays hereafter, from $40 v
A. NJ and from to p. N.
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Subtitle Washington Star, of Tuesday, IN.
derstands that 1t 10 the intention of Charles r.
Calvert. late proprietor of the National Hotel to
sue the corporation of Washington city for e75 Goa
damages, growing cut Of the closing of that house
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S.5 prizes amounting 1904
Whole Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters $50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
Tho Numbers from 70 Sc, 0OO, corresponding with
slips Of paper are aneirsled With small tin tubes ana
plaeed in one Wheel.
fhe 6rst ISL prizes similarly printed and snsir.led
are placed in another wheel.
Pho wheels are then revolved, and number Ia
drawn from the wheel of Numbers, and At the same
time Prize 10 drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhib
tied to the audience, and registered by the Commits
.ioners; the Prize being placed against the Number
drawn. This operation II repeated until all the
APPROPRIATION PRIzEs-fhet two preceding ano
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
don f1.s. For Example If ticket No. 1iss draw.
the S6O.O0o prize, those Tickets numbered ll24S,
ll249 1881. 1882 will each be entitled to S225 II
numbered s4a $40 55l, $50 will each be entitled to
$500; and 90 on. according to the above scheme
The 5000 prizes Of $50 will be determined by the
For example, If the number drawing the Sc, 900
prize, ends with No l. then all the Tickets whore
the number ends in |. will be entitled to $40 fthe
the number ends in 2, will be entitled to $40, and 20
ON to o.
Certificate. of package. will be sold At the follow.
Certificate Of Package Of 10 whole fistsb......sss
l" 10 10 quarter quartz 4. $500. e e
In ORDERING TICKETS on CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered on receipt OF which they will be forwarded
by first mail. Purchasers have tickets ending
In any fgure they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purchasers Immediately after ths drawing.
q Purchasers will please write their signature
plain and give their Post Office, County and State.
u Remember that every Prize 10 drawn and pay
able In fall without deduction.
a All prizes Of 81 900 and under, paid immedi
ately after the drawing-other prizes at the asus
time of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
u d. 0{-k~ H>rfI Eask k~
q. SWAN l. CO., Atlanta, Ga.
Or, g. SWAN & co,
Richmond, Va
~ A list Of the numbers that are drawn Fl ON tn
Wheel with the amount Of the prize that each 10
entitled to- will be publi.hed after every drawing
in the following papers, Now Orleans Delts. Mobile
Register, CharIeston Standard, Nashville Gazette
Atlanta Intellige New York Weekly Day Book
6avanpsh Morning News, and Richmond Dispatch.
nv %
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sl,ll3.sls 90 s. 455,59l "a s2,5ls,74l 50

WHEELING, May 2lst, 1857.
The undersigned, Directors of the Northwestern
Bank of Virginia, certify the foregoing statement
to be and to the best of our knowledge
and belief L. STEENROD.
HENRY MOORE,
M H. HOUSTON.
JOHN KNOTTE,
N. REILLY,
J. C. CAMPBELL.
OHIO COUNTY, SIS:
Before me, Hiram D. Brown, Notary Public for
the county Aforesaid this day. in my said county,
came Daniel Lamb, Cashier of the Northwestern
Bank of Virginia, and made oath In due form that
the foregoing statement s correct and true, to the
best of his knowledge and belief.
Given under my hand this 2lst day of May, 1857.
H. D. BROWN, Notary Public,
Ohio County, Va.
Richmond Markets, May IS.
FLOUR.-The market 10 firm. We hea- Of some
limited sales 81 IS fJr superine Shippers offer
this but holders generally demand So.
WHEAT-fhere is hardly any offering. We re-
new former quotations 81 IS for prime Red Sl.75
for prime White
COKN.-We still quote S10Lo5. Market stiff.
BY Telegraph.
Red Wheat 81 81. Corn unchanged. Sales yestsr.
day OF $4,000 N. C. IS at e9l.
BALTIMORE, May % Flour firm, Howard and
City Mills $3.50 Red Wheat s. 80; White 81 80.
White Corn 80 a IS; Yellow 81 "a "a.
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n KUP IN AND LOOK -. Those light col
IL orsd Cashmere Business Suits hsve arrived
Also, q fue assortment of Black and Fancy Cassi-
mere Pants and those in want of beautiful article
of Spring Rsglans will do we'll to call at the corner
N. WALKER CO.,
my19 1C3, corner Main and Pearl sts.
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- FhHsH SPRING SHOkS.--I am
receiving weekly additions to my already
extensive assortment Of Caters and Shoes
Of every description, for ladies, misses and children
received by Express and will open this morning, .
beautiful lot of
Lsdies Button French Lasting Heel Caters
Do Corgress do do do. do.
Do. French Lasting 6ide-Lsee Creole CATERS
to which the attention of ladies 10 asked
my9 JNO. G. PAGE JR, Is Main It,
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IKNRY kXALL, AKCHlTECT,
IL MONO, VA
f.uuoe,rv UorRrN

HENRY EAALL h A caaoNS, VA.
Opposite THE AMERICAN HorEL.)
Assisted = ): z SSLorzoH, Civil Engineer.
OSWALD HEINklCH, Mining Engineer and
I. prepared to furnish Design. with Plan. and full
including Mills, Manufacturing Establishments and
Machinery. Of all kinds. with Specification, EST
mates and Contract: complete, and to supsrintend
ths construction Of the same a...n.c, =.
improving SPRINGS PROPERTIES and other
WATERING PLACES, a' we'll ~ Public or Private
Grounds.
He 10 also prepared to survey and locate all kinds
Of Roads and Canals and to survey Mines and Lands
Having had over twenty years experience in his
In one Office Ia this State he feels confident that he
can give entire satisfaction to all who may entrust
their work to his And while returning thanks
to those who have heretofore bestowed so liberal q
pstronase upon him, he respectfully solieits q CON.
tinuanoe Of the same from them and the public gene
rally.
he respectfully refers to
VIM. H Mcfarland,
VIM. Fl. Haxall,
Jas H. Gardner, Richmond.
Bacon Bsskervil,
Lewis Webb Son,
% k;~i' J. Il is aiE:ssi Am'li.
w. w. N st. m.TsUn' eooshl.nd.
VIM. 8. Fontaine, King William.
DIR Price. Hanover.
w. T. eutherlin, Danville.
Geo Bol1ns, Petersburg
Jno r Mcdaniel, Lypehburs.
Thos J. Boyd, Wyt6eville.
Geo. 9 Curle, Lynehburs
Andrew Beirne, Union
Prophstor'o Of the Sweet Springs.
Roeci ifd Alum Syringe.
jas. d. Davidson, Lexington.
Col C. Crozet, State Engineer. my 2-n
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SUAP AND CANDLks.-We have now In
- store large stock OF the best family Soap which
warrant free Of fish oil and all unpleasant orders.
Also and, large stick of fsllow Candles, put NJ
expressly for summer use, and warranted to stand
our climate We would ask the attention OF the
trade and fsmilies who wish good article at fair
PRICE, to examine cur stock, and satisfy themselves
that, quality considered, We cf.r great inducements
to purchase of Ne CREW SON,
18th street near Old Market
1We are still prepared to offer the highest mar
ket price fer all kinds of clean grease.
nv 26-lm
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- near Seventh The subscriber 10 now pre-.
pared, with increased facilities, to manufacture oil
kinds of IRON WORK, such 80 IRON RAILING,
DOORS, GRATINGS 30 30. GRAF e and
TENDERS. and all kind of House Work, and Job
bling done on reasonable terms.
a. Particular attention given to the enclosing Of
CEMETERY lots, Railing, &C.. for the country, 20
made as to be easily put up. A call solicited.
NH l4-.6m GEO g. LOWNES,
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oc l4-1y

u KIDGFOHD & cos
% WEsTERN FORWARDING AGENcYY
Whselin.; W., z.ns.sills Ohio. Indianapolis Ind.
e 'T Pes t" xsns, Ey.n, Hne'''
Louisville, Ky. Dayton. Alton, Illinois.
Memphis, Tenn. Cleveland, L" Cairo,
Apply to BRIDGFoRD CO.
Corner Of Goth. Dock and Cary streets.
Richmond. Va.
RgdLDI ~ HAKDWARE.--CL A X K.
- SON ANDERSON. No. lf6 Main street, Rich.
mond Va have in store for sale, at reduced prices,
Of Mortiee and Rim Locks; wrought and cast But
Hinges T Strop and Plate Hinges; Sash Pullies.
Cord and WetshtE Sash and Blind Fsstenines; LulI
tenIns; round square and fat Bolts; GImbist point.
cd Screws; finishing Nails aud sprinss wrought and
cut Nails and Spikes Sliding Door Rollers and Rails
n with every other article of Hardware used BY Car
~ open School for Girls, on the Goth Of March,
q her residence. ON Church Hill, corner Gath and
Fr.1tlin st.. The usualbranshss Of English study
Terms Two dollars per month.
r, hEfEREncEs---k j. Gaines, Dr. J. Brown,
Henry H csninstSD Charlotte viIsini.; 3 H n.sry,
NH I7..-dSm
NOTiCE.-The subscriber mas disposed
INFALLIBLE BAKiNG POWDER, to Dr. JNO.
W. 0ARLICK, who only Is an thoIized to put up and
dispose OF the same. He would recommend bis
former patrons to DR.. GARLICK. who will continue
to prepare them In the same style and sell them on
the terms heretofore at his Drug store corner
Of Market Place, franklin street. 8. r SEMPLE
The above popular preparation for msiiog hgbt,
wholesome bread, may always be found at the Drug
store OF the subscriber for sale either wholesale
or retail. JNO. w. GARLICK, Apothecary,
my 2s..2w Market Place, Frantlin ct
STATE STOCK FOR SALE, In sums to
~ suit purchasers.
WANTED few Shares of Richmond l. Dan.
Vile Railroad Stock, for which the highest market
price will be paid.
Exchange on New York, Philadelphia and Bslt.
more, bought and sold
c. w. PURCELL l. CO.
ep 3-H Exchange Brokers
CiTY SAylNGs BANK OF RICH.
~ .NOND-CaARTEkED IN l8S8-Continues 10
rec - deposits, which Interest 10 pals 1t the rate
or oar cent per annun, II remaining on deposit
nonths, and i've per cent. for shsrtsr perioda
aoaAcs L. KENT, PrsSt,
ALRx'R DUAL. 0ee'y,
bALDwln, Cashisr,
Dsvscfers-JoHH n. 0oRDon, SAMUEL Purusy I.
=! DAVENPORT, j. CHAs. Z. WORKMAN, PUsu w. Pay
WELLINGTON 0oppIM; Il -1aa
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COMMERClAL - -
} a5 tOU Sc, NfAl
No. IS MAIN STaEEr,
Norfolk Va.
Rear Entrance through Marsdsn's Lam.

Tho subscriber has leased and fitted up the sbov.
prem ises In the finest style asa
FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT.
where he would be pleased to and serve his
friends and the public it'll everything REQUIRED for
the satisfaction of the inner man His BAR viii be
stocked with the choicest CIGARS, LIQUORS.
His Iardsr uith evsrv sd;hla d.E.s. -
The part of the house 10 fitted no for Private
Supper Rooms, in beautiful style.
Confident of pleasing he only asks trial
B. PEBBLE.
N B.-walter faylor's best London Dock Brandy
always on hand. my 8--dlm
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EIkTY nELs. q LID n o q n = Al \
WdlekCY, Just received. cad for sale low T.
my ALEX. MOTT, Aust.
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CLASS A.
70 be drawn in the Cirv of Atlanta Ca in public N
Saturday, June 21th, 1857.
on THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBIR1.
1895 Prizes!
More tA1a One Prize to Eseyy Ten Tcbsts.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
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SOUTH EkN OK G "A IN TIN
NOKfH.-The undersigned has determined 10
establish weekly journal In Philadelphia, to be On.
SOUTHERN MONITOR

SOUTHERN MONITOR.
1t will be conducted on the plan of his memorial
to the Southern Convention - published In the
March number Of De Bows Review.
The Southern Monitor will defend the decision and
opinions Of tho Supreme Court of the United States
in the bred Scott csse and 1t will advocate the Con
sritution and the Union the terms srd stipuls.
tions agreed to by foreathers. 1t will support
the Democracy, the only national party now In exile
for nowhere else but In the South 10 tho Constitu.
tional and Union party squivesally in the ascend
sncy. Its nimion wiil be to combat Black Republi.
canism and to repel assaults Southern IEhts and
Southern Institutions And that 1t may be effective
the CO operation of Southern men, and friends Of
the South wherever they may DWELL 10 earnestly In.
voked.
The Southern Monitor will Likewise DO Literary
and Family Newspaper; and contributions and cor
respondence from the pens Of thu writer's Of the
South, and others who may be interested in the
cause are respectfully solicited. 1t will be shees
of large size, and handsomely printed on type.
The first number will be issued ON the 9Th day Of
June, and it will be published regularly every
urdsy sfterw ards Ali WIN desire to encourage the
enterprise are requested to transmit their names,
without delay, to the editor. The underlined
fers by permission. to James Lyons, Esq, President
of the routbern Convention.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
One copy per snnum. in advance
fhree copies or one copy for three
years :..........................o .oV
Editors friendly to such an undertaking will please
insert the above, otherwise bring 1t to the notice
of their readers The favor will be cheeffuly reep-
JOHN ). JONES. Editor and Proprietor:
pvI2 51m* Philadelphia, Pa
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---v,>~-~-~->.<.~
- D8LE0AT19 % me state r
oen6sy seteol Coavsntion snd ail
others, will 20 ws'l % sAll q VIZ.
ohoes frusks, or snyt6ise In bis Iins. Havtns last
received b fsssst arrivals together with h6 owa
iHsie,, 3sutismsn's lGisseS, Boys and Ch,,drs.,s
1hooe or every style, which be viii sell C redueed
ratss 10 make room fJr the improvmsnts 10 be usde
70 kis store the Let Of July Call Ct No. 2is Brosl
nv as-ss w r. w TAYLOR.
m sPKIN0 STUCK. FUK 1887.
0AYHE NEW AND EXTENSIVE HAT. car
AND FANCY 1Uk DEPOT,
IS Main Strsee
Binfcrd, dickinson & Weisiger,
Have now in store and rsadyfor sale Ut wholesale or
RETAIL OF the largest and most complete stocks Of
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods ever offered In this
from the LARGEST and most extensive msnufsctories
especially for the Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
nessee trade.
The attention II merchants and others, d most 70.
specially called 70 tho above splendid stock whish
comprises evsry style suitsd to the Spring trade.
I'm lNIPORTANT NOTICE TO r
I'LL HAT, BOOT AND CATER WEAR
buying from H. ANTHONY, Columbian -
Hotel. Best quality mo'eshin Hats % SO; second
quality eS; silk Hats e258; fine cafskin sewed Boots
SS SO; Consress Boots. best quality French patent
leather, e3 rs; English kid 65 IS; buckskin ss 50;
ealfskin DO 275; ealfskin oxford Ties225 They are
all made to ordersand warranted to wear vol.
Terms, cash on delivery one price and no sbste-
mont. spl0
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100000 BoXADL1DMmDnDn a
So 1T1fH6 G066S SxT TS1sr~.
~ ~ sosesnhef has int reeeive1 - E
m 49, 49, q Clssatss 81 ssssisnsa1 I'm q
menS wsasisg apparel, = wsii = issss 5ssfas-
i1neDie sseofsmsat q syEias Closha ossS.s.ss
vsssia0 IS H. wh!sh y = prepsrsl s ~ =
fAshions5le RyIs, nos e n suress.s1 4, - ~
=. SPENCE. No ls. go,
~ Main "a Iah -.
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MICAJAH MAN0un
!. OR kNlNG OF FAyH3 HON.
ALE SUMNER MILLINEkY

yr.NlNG OF FADnlON. 90
A Az sUMMEk MILLIkERY NG
MkS DEMELMAN, on Main srreet 10
80 between nth and 18th streets informs -
the ladies Of Richmond end vicinity that 80 ~
ssivsa nsr sunnER Styles q Nespoitan, Crsps.
sell cheaper thas any other estsbIishmsnt \. III
CITY, hoping thereby to accommodate and plesss II,
sn0 feel disposed 70 favor her With their su.som
Sonness eiesned equal 70 new Caps, Hair Dre..,
fsntS Hats. OF every quality, sold 1t Esv Yo,s
tail sno Ie'
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ICARRIAGE1. 1,1aEI1 ~.

o-R. CARR1AGE0. CA0HT7U1.=
The subseribsr has On hss1 = ~ - ~.
- Assins Estsblishmsn.. q Lon.Sss ~. xa
,sy estsss1 Msin saG Ca,J, (stk ed l1th ssrssts,
TEES, 1AROUCHEs, BU6GIES vtth ssS .sss.u.
tops, and gULK1ES, I'll Of HE own M. - ~
pest matsrisls and workmsnship oil Of vhisS ~,
city Of Richmond, and respectfully ass al fs
sneee 10 want Of any article in ths Csrriase In
sm determined to make 20 order and self q ~ -
vess.nsed. ''''' = as"'
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oFFiCE VI ADAMy EXPRESS CUn,Y.j
RICHMOND May Jet, 1887
I'M SPECIAL NOTICE
( We are prepared to trsnssst sny
business on the Virginia CeptYal
nallroad lsppertaining to the Express busipess -
nectlon with the different springs OF Virginia.
Messengers will leave daily at o'eiock A" N q,
charge Of valuables, money, kc
FOR further PARTICULAR apply to
l.. MACDONOU9H Aren't
myl AdsmS Express Co. Isl MI :,
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IACKSON,S EXCELSIOR BlTTERS...
Read and pay attention to the following certificate
from we'll known and distnguished citizen, and
how highly he speaks of these celebrated Bitters,
now much in vogue:
"Mr. r. H. JAcKsoN-Dear Slr My mother.in.
law, Mrs. Armstrong, has been afflicted with Dys.
pepsia for some sixteen years Not finding any per-
manent relief from the various remedies used, she
affords much pleasure to testify to their beneficial
results Bhe can now enjoy her food with q relish to
which she Q stranger previous to the use of your
valuable medieine. GEO. w. WILEY"
q b. COOK & CO.. AUCTIONEERS
"a. NO. 10 MAIN STREET, offer their services to
tho public Auctoneers for the sale of Real Estate
Furniture, Groceries, Dry Goods Horses, Cattle, &e
the shortest nstse and upon the most reasonable
terms.
Having large and sommodious rooms they will 70.
seve good sale Ut private sale without the sharss
ofstorsSs.
Gu. door sales of every description attended to sD.
on reasonable terms
u B. COOK. Wk. MOTT.
not u
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OAkhER, NlMnO d co.,
Have great variety of Goods suitable for boy'
Plain and Checked cottonades
do. do. Linen
White and Colored Linen Drilling
Black and Colored Drap D'Ete
do. do Cashmerette
Lisht Summer Cassimeres
Gloves Hdkfs. suspenders Hose, &c. myl4
II ECKUPOLIs...The subscriber having,
~ since the opening of our beautiful Hollywot
enclosed one hundred and seventy. eight sections
which 10 sufficient evidence Of the superiority of his
work
He respectfully .olicits the patronage of tho,e In
tending to enclose burSns nth Stone and
Marble, Granite and Brown Stone Works,
my Him Main. between 9th and 9th SITS
THE UNnE K . 1 q 3 will open a
School MONDAY, Sept %. under the direction
Of Miss Eliza J. Nichols Terms, per session of
months
Board, $40
Tuition In English. 10
Music on piano with use of instrument Is
Tuition in Latin and French, each 5
No deduction except In ease of protracted sick.
JOHN T. CLAY,
my l5-d&elm* Chesterfield. May Is 1857
NiTED sTAThS HOTE l. :-The Bar
~ Room Of this estsbli,hment has Just been bought
out by the subscribers and re6tted In Q neat style,
and farnished 1t with a choice stock Of LIQUORS.
WINES. DC, anu they now invite their friends and
the public to call and give them trial. II they wish
something really nice Mr.. LORD, who has been In
this business most OF life would be pleased to have
an opportunity Of exhibiting his great skill In mixing
liquors. to suit the tsste OF his pstreEs
They have also. two superb Club rooms attached to
parties in the best style They will furnish their pa
irons every Sunday with nice lunch (free) from II
to O'Clock. One and all are invited to partske.
my Clint HENRY LORD CO.
II FOUNDRY. FANCY CRATE AND FENDER
MANUFACTURER-No 225 Main street, between
9th and 9th, west dde-The subscriber has for sale
500 Crates. Fenders and Summer Pieces, embracing
100 different kinds and IL daily manufacturing Crates
10 order, wholesale and retail at Northern prices
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10 OSE OINTMENT-An 1nfaII1bIe renee
II dy for the cure of letter, Ringworm, and all
t.neous sruptions. This composition Is perfectly
SAFE and can be used In the most delicate cases. We
have been preparing this Ontm for ten and
have never known 1t to fail when used according to
directions Prepared only and for sale by
P.JOHNSTON 4 BRO,
my2S Druggists, u.s. Main It.
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sAM'L d. DENOON.

MOUNTAIN TOT. ..This delightful Sum.
lNl mer resort mot having been sold, a. Wa CON.
templatedl will be again opened for the acoommo.
dstion Of visitors during the approaching season un.
der the supervision Of Mrs. LIP6COMR and vii, be
ready for the reception Of company By the 1T Of
June next.
Mountain Top, August. 90 ys,}
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"A PURCELL, LADD & co,
WHOLESALE. DRUGGISTS,

n PUKCELC, LAUD 4 CO,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
pearl street, RtchmOBd,)
Beg leave to inform their friends, Merchants and the
public that since the destruction of their
by fire. the Esd March, they have. BY arrivals per
Steamers and Express made such additions to their
stock, a. will enable them heretofore to fill
dsrs entrusted to them with their usual promptness
and dispatch
a their store for tho present, IL on Pearl street
and opposite their old stand.
PURCELL, LADD CO,
ap17 Drusgists. Richmond.
EANCY GUODS- Rich Decorated Din.
l. ner and Tes sets; Tete-a.Tete sets; Pitchers;
Vases; Ornaments: Mugs; Candlestick, &C., &C., in
great variety Fine Cut Glass fine assortment, all
Of which offer to the trade or at retail at low
prices. GEO. SUMNER,
No 20 Pearl NJ