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a bAsHFUL LADY.-An Irish lady wrote to her
lover, begging him to send her some mouey She
added by way Of postscript, II am ashamed of
taerequest have made in this letter. that 1 sent
AFTER the postman to get it back, but the servant
could not overtake him."
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,fenSSssszss p. IL. TAYLOEL'S MUsIG
sZs;sss,;5-7ssy 500 SALOON AN D PIANO WARE
y III "a IL 0 ora, GOVEGNOR STREET
y ~ ERtCHMOND, VA.-Tho undsrsiga-
byated NUNS Il CLARK's PIANO FORTES.--
Thsse instruments h8vs received the unqua!ifel aP
provel CT the Grestsst Pianl2ts in this country and
Europe lie also keeps Pianos ct ether coed and es-
ta5liahed makers.
P. H T. keeps constantly GU hand 81 assortment Of
the heat NJ Us;CAL iNGThUMENTS, ana Musical
tierchaadge IN general, consisting Of
kielodeors, with single AID double Rseds; hlsr.
tine anriva'lsd Guitars; Acsor9s0ns FiUteB Flies,
F!ageolsts, Victims, BGnj0s-
The largest ana most beautiful assortment OF fash
ouabe, paw and standard Sd GGT MUSIC TO rs
found in this State
A Hoera! discount made TO teachers and schools.
Pianos Tuned and let To hi-a. Old Pianos taken IN
part pay for
ia Il r. Ii. TAYLOR.
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"a RCnANT VAILNRINIs Es.

Ia NJ X re KANT TAILEeEEA8 KS
va TAELiSGMENT.-Is. COHEN : ER9
,Pl have returned from the North, with wall
=nAGs selected assortment Sill K nds Of Cloths So
eiEnafes, Ains, 1a:seilles, &G &c or custom sscr
r hes well sslsrtc assortment tseacelen'a AR
Eiahing Goods. viz: SA-rtz. Drawers, Gollsvs l-.-
watts. Mack 9ea Cloves, cn3 many oShsr articles 10
numerous to mention. I rave large lotof Linn
Din, ye.y heavy. for negrU Clothiag which viii
make up a. 50 the sGit. ksep ccaatant. = 4
hand 2 largo lot CT Needy Made Clothing, when
will sell "a low any other house in this city IN
goods Hezrante5 j.. COHEN j. BRO
no. Main street, opposite old Earkst
r1h 2S-1m%
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THE CALIFORNIA WAGON ROAD-The Wash
ngton Union, abiding to the Pacific Wagon Road.
says the gentlemen who have been selected for
superinteudents are w f. Mobiles, of Minnesota,
who will construct the road from Fort Ridgely to
the South Pass and return over the Platte road to
Fort Kearney. MIR. Mobiles was already tie su-
perniendent Of the former road. appointed under
the late administration Mr. II +. Magraw, of
Missouri who will construct the Fort Kearney and
Honey Lake Road "a far as the City Rocks John
Kirk, of California, who will complete this road
from City Rocks TO Henry Lake valley, working
from the California side. The road from FL Paso
to Fort Yuma has been placed under the super.
vision of Mr.. James B. Leach, Of Texas.
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II ENIOVAL.---E.r. pLUGsE hos renewed
II hia office TO ths third house, South OF Trinity
Church South side aud about one hundred yards be-
,oJE tho Exchange hotel Dr. ?. continues TO treat
cl, yphito gud so2orrh9sl complaints; and having
had MUCH practice in tha line, etters himself that he
can give very general sstsisstsoa ii call froIl
hose interested ia solicited.
Or ?. also Inakes ard venGs u ths b5ss reao-
rativss, (Chemcc! Extract Of French Fowsfs,j for
constitutional weakness Offered to the public.
Or. P. may BE consulted cont 5entially by letter
or othecwifs Medicines securely packed AMI sa7E
20 oder, n almost any direction.
Cmcs hcurs from a. NJ, til P. ii. Franklin
stTs rear the Exchange Hotel, Eishriona city,
va 20 Is
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10 Z. ksfG 10 ER q SgtsTEiER-
tM Hgt2EHA ,pAIf,npR

"a MERCHANT .PAiLORs
W. No. Is NAH ST, BELOW ST. Charles HOTEL
- Having received ttci- Spring ard 5. n
supply consisting in splendid stock Of fregca
German aud English Cloths, Cs.1cimeres, Ves.it ~
a0i other Certemcn's Furnishing Goods OF f5
tinssi quality, and most fashioEabe pstterns com
tioed with g most elegant ssanrstcsnt of ety msds
Clothing, Of unus1si variety, respectfully invite
csl Of their friends and the pubic feeling eopfdsps
their goods and prices vi p.sitse them,
k4aF' Al orders n their line promptly and neatly
executed, and warranted 70 give sa.!sfactjoH.
mr. Z6-imf
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MAIL AGEsTs-Col. Barclay Martin, Of Tenn
essee, succeeds DR.. VIM. NJ. Murphy as special
ineil agent for the West MIR. George Ill Bright
lakes Col Martins place ss agent for Kentucky
and Tennessee.
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4 Just received, superior assortment of House
hold Furniture, embracing Ia part Mahogany and
Rosewood Wardtobes; Ladies Cabinets; Marble Top
snd Cane Seat Chairs, Sofas, Tete s-Tetes Divans,
Lounges; Rocking and Muse Chairs: Mahogany,
French and High Post Eeastesds; Hair and shucx
Mattresses; Gators, Wsiters Fire Irons, Table
Cutlery, &c, &C whi:h we are sposed to cell at
extraordinary low prices. LARUS SHINE,
NH 25.-lm Is Main st.
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.tWNAM IRON XYORks. 456 Main -

STEFAN IR1N WORKS, $50 Main st.
~ near Seventh TIE subscriber IL now pre-
pared with lncreased facilities to manufacture all
kinds Of IRON WORK. such as IRON RAILING,
VERhNDAHS. STEPS, VAULTS and CELLAR
DOORS, GRATINGs, &c, &c GRHTEs and
TENDERS and oil kiud of Rouse Work, and job
bing done reasonable terms.
Eg Particular attention given TO the enclosing Of
CEMETERY lots, Railing, &C.. for the country, G.
mace rs 20 be easily pat up. A call solicited.
NH i46m GEO. s. LOWNE3
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1920 prizes amounting s2G4, o.
Whole Tickets &l0; halves S; quarters $50.
PLAN or TIE LOTTERY.


sshe Numbers from 10 so &C., corresponding uisb
those Numbers on :hs Tickets printed CO separate
alps OF p3perare eucircied with small $lE reog au6
placed in Cas " heel.
IRE first els prizeE similarly printed and snsrs.ea
pgc sc II another whsal.
Vie szLeela tlen rsvo.ved, and number Ia
drawn from the whaei Of Plumbers, and e. the
t;IGa Prize is drawn from tbs other wheel. The
Number ald Prize drawn 0ut opaned epd ezhib.
ted 10 the apaiencs, and registered h the Commits
aione-s; the Prize being rac9d ageiIst the Number
drawn This operation l. repeated uaGi sl the
Prizes are drawn cgt.
APPROXIMATIONS PRIzEs.--The two presiding and
the two sUcceediD8 Numbers to ttcss drawing the
fiat IS Prices vii be entitled to tho Il ApprcxIaa-
tiop Priaes, according TO tho scheme.
The 5000 prizes of $50 will be determined by the
aa au-9 Of the number that draws the $50 900 prize
FOR example, il the nulnoer drawing tho 85e010
rTze endg .h No. l, then all the Tickets where tac
number ends in viii be entitled to $50 II the mum
Der ends with no q then a., she tickets where the
humber ends in will be entitled TO 52 ana so On 70
o. Certificates Of packages viii be sold a. shs fol.
lowing rsteH. which ic tle siss:
Certificate o. Package of 10 whole Tlekex...., SEQ
n half
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FRIGHTENED TO DEATH Last Monday as q
gentleman was about TO cross the railroad track in
Insiana Pa on horseback, train of cars pa ssing
30 fiightened the animal that he reared several
tmes In the air and then fell dead
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ETNsWND = 2 ATN q MAI.
1~.asss%@@SsrsES LINE. BETWEEN NEW YORK
S,%IF-<zgZIx2- AND OAFULK, PETERSBURG
asssssss AND GICHMQhD.-Tke JhdES
TJ.rs-, Captain Parrish. leaves Richmond every
Tuesday afternoon City Point, Same Evening, and
Norfolk, next morning, Wednesday, for New York.
The ROAHOKE Capt. Skinner, leaves City Point
svery saturday morning, ana Norfolk every easur
CAV Evening, for New York.
Returning, the Jamestown leaves Few York. from
Pier Is, North River every Saturday afternoon,
with passengers foc Norfolk. PeterBbnrg, and r CHI
luond, without detention ct Norfolk, merely etopping
thars to land passengers She takea freight only for
Richmond.
The Roanoke leaves New York from Pier,
every "Wednesday afternoon with passengers for Nor
FIX Petersburg and Richmond but rakss freight on
ly for Norfolk. North Carolina. and Petersburg.
Passage and fare. S:a:sroom included, between
Norfolk and New York, SO; Steerage passage, S4.
Passage and fare, StRtaroon included, between
Richmond, Petersburg and New York, Slg Steers
age passage, So.
NH II LUDLAM & WATSON
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BRGAD E.tsCR(gAl

e~& BTGAH lsuER(gAD
>esss4 < ;issss.ssa--a RACEs--Ehe Rroad / *
ryyssts5 "a ssSssSRSA Races will commence The
Tat U ESDAY ia May 1851
ard cOntinus tour GAYS.
FIRST Day, TucSdq Us wee 2states for 3yr. IS
the produce Of mares that nsvec wen proda;ed
winner; 800 subscription, half Forfeit Mile hosts.
Closed with the following subscriber
Bowie L Hall names grey Dutches9 by Renter,
dam Princess, by Princa George.
J. NJ Bolts names Il. Brooks colt, o1t OF hi3 In.
rne1cipation mara.
David kGcOaniss names CHI I. BY Boston, jun DIN
by Trustee.
Calvin Green names eh. c. by Balch4zer, dam b7
sECOND RACE. SAME DAY-Ptoprietor'a ryrso
G20G; two Eaile heats.
SECOND DAY, WcdaesLTy -Ewsspstakss fer r.
Olds B2jG subscription, n4lf forfeit; allie meats
Closed with the following 5saEibers:
James Tallsy names ,. f. by TalIy-Ho, dam ors-
triS
Thos. D Watson nsmeu b. c. By Zinsa1ee, dam Vir-
ginia Rose, By imp. Trustee.
J NJ Bolts names CHI. I. By Reyenus, dam Aady, ".
eta.
David Nc Daniels names BIZ Brown Stout, dan by
imp. Flattcrer
David BIC Daniels also names ch By Glen 60 d4m,
the dam of Nsasy Lewis.
THIRD DAY, Thursday-PropIietors pure $50;
mile heats, best il 5
SECOND RACE, ZANE DAY-For a saddle :ot
saddle horses; S. entrance.
FOURTH Day, Friddy-Pots.ake for al egssi s.tO
entrance, play or pay, the Club TO ada S70f; iInr
mlle heats; three or more RAGS, To cose tbs 18th
March Closed with tbs following subscribers:
james Tslley, Campbell Il Barton, Davi3 Ec3 u
CALVIN GREEN, Proprietor.
GS' New York Spirit of the Times copy
ap i1-dtd
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sg.g-, ,-,,.yzz.vrr,s.y-, TIVE ADAMS, ExPxgss,

:Sss. r-,sE5zzr5ssri THE ADAMS, EAP1k Gs3s'
sTSsS COMPANY. l34 Man Ct. hsv-
EraA'~--aN@i ing resumed their Steamship
EXPRESS 20 end from Norfolk, Petersburg ana Rich
mond, By steamers Jamestown and Roanoke, which
leave New York every Wednesday and Saturday,
and thence by railroad 10 Weldon, Wilmington,
i.yachburg. Salem, Wytheviils aud the principal
places in Virginia and North Carolina, now pre-
pared to forwad with great Dispatch and al reduced
rates, every kind CT Merchandise, Valuable Parces
lpwelry, &c, to the above named cities. and all
places ca the seaboard.
Our Express on the Steamships will be scsonpa.
MED by special messengers, who will give their per-
sorsl attention to the careful handling Of goods en-
trusted to the ADAMS' EXPRESS CO.'S steamship
Express.
Shippers will please take notes .haE packages -
points in Virginia and North Carolina, will be sent By
:teaa2era unless otherwise marked.
Freight reseived day of sailing. urtl O'clock,
=. "a. J. L. NACDONUGH.
Assot CT ADAM Express Go.
fgg~s EECiAL NCTlCG.-Expssss packages for
Narfck Petersburg, Richmond, ana all places in IL
EiEia and North Caroline, intended for shipment by
steamships Roanoke and jamestown, will hereafter
bs received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
who ara the authorized Agents for IxPre1s privileges
on these shipz
Otfcs OF sas nav York eni Virgins steau,shIp
Company. LtSiAM ELGAEANhS,
p4-t1 Agents.
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MRDGCINEs.
. TSnTAIN CUEM FOR ALI.

. CsHTAIn CUEM FOR ALI.
In arsary winter, snow or rain.
L when vinds do blow, am tbs ssIna
In Lowry cot, rich mans retrast,
lam to them, INSTANT RELIEF.
For lonely orphan, the poor mans bride,
Fer those that me tbs their pride
To recommend whsn cast down with srfef,
Their greatest comfort IL lNBTAHT RELIEF.
For COUGHS and COLDS, It's to prevent, IA,
And cure ell those for such I'm ssTst,
TN nice TO take, 'tis quite treat, ESw
Do take this Syrup, LEoNAER'S INSTANT
EELIEF.
Price Is cent, do sc. feIo
lvk excellent and never fsllrg remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Whocping Cough. Pulmonary Conn plant, end
giving great relief in Consumption, and most diseases
arrns from Colds and neglected Coughs 10 rapidly In
crsssing in popularity The following testimonfai IL
fror, gentleman well known ia this community:
RICHMOND, Missy o, 1858.
Ma Il. 3. DGtrs: Dear Madam, take great plea-
sur In certifying the beneficial effects OF your val
liable medicine, named and 30 well known az Mrs
DAVIS COUGH FLIXIE." Having uEsd u in my
family for the last years in the of which
nv WI q has been s-eatly benefited ana ETas!f re-
sforec from 6i,ease OF the cheat contracted during
my campaign in the late yer with ii ex1c0, with all
gratitude, ksdsu towards goa. tor ia good etects
you cen make any OF this letter you may think
proper for the benefit OF the community st large.
Yours, respectfully,
THOMAS c. BALL.
Fer zale BY Mra \. 3. DAWs, Bennett sesse.
Alex Du7sl YsserFon jackson, Chal. Eillspsssh,
T. J. PicoE A. Bodeksr and Charles D. yale.
sTTHGINFA WORM niLLER.-.Country
rnercGspts and others should not forget t. supply
themselves with thz popular and un falling " ofm
DESTROYER. l. IS the best preparation In Use, bzlng
very sweet end pleasant, and certain in its action
Tr5 it. 1t can be had Of the agents, PURCELL,
LADD & CO., BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER,
| and Druggists generally 40 10
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nh 2t--lm

DEEEUMERi5<~, EAN..Y GOODS, &c.
TIE Subscriber ID just opening beautiful lot CT
Port MonnGies, Luhiu's Extracts, Tooth Brushes,
Combs, and Toilet a rtiGies generally, to which he
ipviter the attention Of his friends AID the public
His store is just reftted, and he has fine sock
OF articles uaually kept IN w. escorted Drug Store
JOHN w. GAnLICK
ADothecary ard Dtuggit
RI Pa
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-,r-e.e- "a = f3KEAr rs,UrktkMN asy
49, HAT AND 6 AP HANUFACIoRY Mla
go AND DEPOT. a@"'"@
SPRING phssE, L = 4.
Holm DO,sLEY,
IL ss.tsa = u EE,ss sEIatEi ss.sR ID

JOHN DOlt ~ r I,
81, HAN SGkkEEI, AtCHRs0SDr va
MAnUFAcTURER AND IMPORTER CT
HATS. GAPS, LADIES FURS, TRIMMINGS
&c, &c.
wouia On thia OCCASION particularly call the ntten-
ton Of his regular customers eEd otheTs, to the pre-
,arations re has made foI the business OF sFTlng.
During hisrecept tour IL the North, he has visited
no. only the cities Of Baltimore, Philadelphia, aud
Ne,g York but also ts principal manufacturing dis
tsics where goods in bia Inns got Eptbas lie has
been enabled both obtain samples Of every article
made and purchase T2c!c sdvsntageoUs!y dan here
tofore.
For She Importation Of French goods, he hss made
snch Dents IS viii insure him regular
pig Of the newest and choicest styles.
che silk and other aEts OF his own make have IN
variably hsep deemed BY his customers Eassrio- to
those Of Northern importation. From various Iua-
rsats recently made in his factory, the supo-
riorit7 will not only be maintained, b1t ADDED TO-
5uch country merchants a. purchase eisswhsTe,
without giving Richmond trial he would respect
fully invite to visit his estsblishment-he sssursg
them rhoald thew DO 60, they vii find scck of goods
sqrglins variety, quantity end low prices that OF
any other house North or South.
His business arr2rg aments are Of the oomplstest
kind and the greatest attention liz paid 10 the careful
packing and prompt shipment of goods. mn 6--ts
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Cu-PARrYExsHIPs, DO.


n!saOLUTg0N.--Th firm o. bhVw
- s. HARRIS 10 this day dissolved DS mul 20;
sent William H. Hrowni IL alone zuthorzso WIN
up the business OF the firm m, W.
b. +. HARRIS
Eishrond, April Is, 1887,
,.it continue tbs Commission Business at the Old
sssr conner Gary ANA 18Th street, opposite shockoe
= t.ou9e $500,
I.sxs this opportunity essin to return my sincere
aHaaks TO my numerous friends in Aibemaris ano
=, where, for III .ir liberal patronage since have
been in business; and hope, by strict attention 20
ther interests to merit ana receive continuance OF
tn. ssue, WIN. II. BROWN.
II chn,oDd. April IL, 1857. ap l4--dLs
nT.si5lUTINN Tho arnI of Ii W. pY-
~ LHR, SON {. co. is this day dissolved by mu-
"" va Il TYLER is alone authorized to settle up
the business of the late firm. Those indebted will
claims szains the late firm, will Hlssse Prsssns them
lot s''-''NiN' VIII. r. TYLER,
A. C. TYLER
sry- Office on 18th street between Main and Cary.
Richmond Aprii 20, 1857 a. 81 o.
-z--ny CO-PARTNiERskflE'r 0rIC t.
W. FL The Subscribers having associated theH-
-2fE-1S-selves under the style Of @ MlhtS Z
co. for the purpose OF carrying on the CARRIAGE
MANUFACTURING business, ara now prepared 70
furnish the public with CARRlA GEs, BUSHES,
de- Of every description, ct the shortest notce anu
reduced prices Having procured tbs services OF So
perior workEan, confidently warrant al!
work suTp6d oct OF cur sataohlEn9pt, anu 4esFeS|
fIliy solicit q share Of the public patronage. Oar
fsctorY is atueted Virginia street, near The par
VILE Depot Repository, 18th street, between Main
and Carv G Il. NILES
TEOS. =. TdOENTON,
pg-pEFAIsETya done with meath and dis
pstch, February lst, 1887.
f. 5-ditw5m
nRes a'RON. --Ti3e Gopartaersnio
~ heretofore existing between the Subscribers, tor
the iagt five yeers il the LEtaber and Mahogany ou-
riress is this dag dissolved with mutual consent
John 4. Bevil having purchased the interest OF
the other partner in the stock On hsnd viii Eefea-
ter continue the bzsness at ths Old stand ON hiE
OWE aocou1t.
Truman A. Parker will close TIE unsettled buai.
uess OF the concern without delay aud requests all
persons having claims against the firm to present
them to him Immediately for payment:
J. A. BELFiN,
FEUMAN A. PARK ER.
The undersigned Is scancimctIHF, on ilis
own account the LUMBER end MAHOGANY BU-
eINESS, ST the yard formerly Kept by messrs e e.
g. Whitfield Goraer OF Gary ana 10Th streets
Fl returns his thanks to friends for the liberal
patronage he has heretofore resolved ana hopes by
industry and attentinn has bueicess to merit coa
1inuanoe OF tie same, at his new lo1at!cl
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7E7ODKY GO0Ds PUKCAASElls:!

fg7O Dry GO0Ds pOACHASEAtS
VAL. COHEN, 175 Broad street, respectfully in
FERNS his customers and the public generally, that
she improve enb hs store 10 he hiss
opened ans ready fer inSoection, An ENTIRELY NEW
AND MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF SPRING ARD SUMMER
GOODS, unsurpassed by any house il this city in
poipt Of variety, de3gus fabrics and price, consist
Ing IN perc OF
Pioh Striped and Chene silks
Grensdics and SeyaRe Robes
French Lawns ana jacone.s
OrFaudies, Plain ard Figured SaresoB
Solid coior Deiaine, bsodsoms Chalies
Black Silks, at ell prices
Paris Ae1tlllG0
Resi French Ernbrcideries
Plain. striped auG checked NansOuk Aus1n
GaZnbrc. Jac0Dst SEiss ard PIsiG Muslin
A large assortment Of Swiss and Caubris Edg-
Ing, Insertings ah5 Bands
White s1d coorai Grliauta
Plain, Eemsttched and Embroidered Linen
CsIahTis HaudzerCbiefJ
French Cerssts, white sn6 colored
ouvin's celebrated Kid Gloves
FarasoIs Pillow Case ard Shooting Linen, and q
full stock o: Domestic Goods
Having eli advantages for purchasing Gooes an
enabled TO compete with any house in the city, and
never slow myself to be undeTsold.
MOURNING 3OOD9.-Ealaise Cloth; Flounoed
3aregs Robes; Glib Warped Alpaca; Tamertine;
Crepe DEspsgne: plain and atin stripsd Bareges;
Grenadines; Chaliesi black Lawns and Organdie5,
ana iii b'tsilks, en- hand AID viii be sod low.
NH 2"-d1mk
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TKlU COUNTRY MNHCHANTs,.--We are
L. row receiving our spring supply of Clocks
Wetchss and Jewery, Fancy Goods, Il G., &C. in fact
e!moss every article in your line in which yeu can
make money. All we ask is for you to examine our
sto,k and judge for yourselves which will be sold
to punetusi customers terms TO please.
Call at our Store, II Main street. above the ST.
Charles Hotel. LARUS & SHINE
NH 25--l I'm
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oe.--vR CARRIAGES, CARREAGE9.-'
sSsa-stsS Tho su5.cribe, has on hand 81 ME t2a;h
xaZ>-==---ZZ-Makin2 Ests bhshmeGt, on Loncs5t n
near the Columbian Hotel COACHES, CHAKiC'
TEES, 8AROUCuE5, BUGGJG5 with and with at
tops, and sULKIE6, ell OF lis own make. OF ne
beat materials and workmanship ell OF "hich WI
5e sold az low AZ good vork of the kind can be in tae
city of Richmond and respectfully ask esii rom
tholc in want of any srtcls In the Carriage line IS
am determined to make to order aud sell Of the o"-
ast pricss possible snd &il work sold, that Is n"
wey;aate1. ,,o,..
HiCAj II mSRbtHN
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"a ELEGANT SPRING ANfI ei.I-
"a MIR GOODS = D. KEELING s.-r-
SA liant Tailor ard losher, No i25 Main str. =
--4A- has in store hTse ent of Spring sal
Summer Cloths, Caceiners and Vestinps whish 70
would be pleased to make to ORDER ia the InJs %.
proved styles aud 3! igw prices, for ali thes msy 3
in want.
READY-EADE CLOTEJIlSG.--A beautiful syxars-
msDg Just received. Call az d gee them NH 23-l7r
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A GklCULTURAL w RkHOUs r.
The subscribers continue to manufacture Agri
cultural Machines and Implements, of the most ep-
proved patterns and superior workmanship. They
ask attention to "CaTdwers Horse Power ana
Tbre'her," single aud doubled geared, with sep,ra.
tor Ii required. which have tekea premium at
every fair at which they have been exhibited.
ALSO,
CroSkils Clod CrGsher
Ms1ny's Improved Reaper and Mower, the best
muse
Aichs iron Beam Plow, highly improved
seymcur Sages Broad Cant Grain Sewers
Mesic Corn and Cob MILL excellent machine
Reynolds Wheat Fans, and several other pat
terms
Corn Shelters Hand and Horse Power, from %I .
TO 435
Hay Presses; Wheat Drills; Corn Planters
Cider Mills; Grain Cradles; Hay Rakes Harrews
Grain GieenerE Tobacco Miiis, 40 sc
BALDWIN, CALDWELL CO,
SD f-d3m No i4B Main ut Richmond.
~ aNssEh,ss superior MUsrAHD, always
~ hand and for sale by
l7--lw DUNLOP, MONCURE & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-22

1877 s.sPH9Nss and SUMMER STOCK
Acos' OF kEADY-MADE CLOTHING Il ar1
in receipt of the largest and most desirable stock
OF Spring and Summer Clothing have opened
at my nav store. have now open fuil assortment
OF slzea of Black Cloth Dress Coats Bpsiness CASH
mere Rrocks (choice goods Black and Fancy CASH
mere Pants; Satin, rich figured Twied Gtenad.ns
silks, tarmers Satin. Fancy Cashmere Fancy and
White MaIseiilas Vests
FURNISHING GOODS.--Cravats; Neck Ties ef
every variety; Suspenders; Hsadkerchefs; Gloves ,
SHIFTS; Collars; Gauzs. NeTin0 and SILK Urde shiTts
and Drawers; Hsf-Hose, of Silk, Cotton, Thread
&c, &c.
In returning sincere thanks to my liberal patrons
solicit an early call from them snd the pablo gen
orally to examine my new stock.
j. D. GOODmAH, No. Ii9 Main st.
n B.---Eesirous of reducing ny Water Stock IS
low az posi- bic those In want win fad such goods 81
satisfactory prices. NH rs I. pc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-22

= yzeo p STEAE1ERs GESs. PEA.
M ,. fs5sA>=s=3t=12 BODY AND BELVIDEs9;, Be
"a ssssasss&aAs1zs TWEEN E ALTi NJ o Z 2 AND
3ICHmOND.-The above two large and corllEo 1ious
STEAMERS are now on the route between Baltimore
and Richmond.
THE GEO PEABODY will lesvs Baltimore every
SATURDAY pftsrnocn, and the RELViDERE every
WEDNESDAY afternoon, for Richmond.
Returning, the Geo. Peabody will leave Richmond
every Tuesday afternoon, and the Dglvidere every
gaturday afternoon, fer Baltimore.
nh l2,-ts LUpLAhi i WATSON.