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DESCRIPTIONS, s, &c.
sSOLUTION AM C0-pARTNER-

nISSOLUTION AND CO-rARTNER-
~ SIIP.-The partnership of TnInpsiIs q CO as
Golfers the Blar, Heath Miues in the county OF
Chesterfield State Of Virginia is this day dissolved
by mutual consent, and the interest IN the has
bocn transferred II JOSEPH L. TUNPkINS and
JOB ATKINS. 80 equal owners thereof And the
ruGer 0f att rney executed to John farrar, as Agent
-f TOmpkins CO. il also reyos ed. So i..r the
dersigDed Wm. l.. alkcr. is concerned.
All claims against the former partnership of romn-
kius ( Co, assumed by the said Tompkins and
Atkins and all dues 10 be paid To them, their
Agent. John Farrar. j. I. TQNPk'NS
Wa. L. WALK ER,
JOB ATKINS.
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HESa7eo CorNTY IoURF.--This Court
njtonsnea Yesterday. soon sfser sssenLlipg.a The
eoast Appointed Isapie kllstt clerk, pro fezpofe,
a Il made Miilians folkes his deputy. The "a
Il December q appointed ss the day tur the eisc
isan ot Clerk OF lae Court vice Harrison, decd.
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SpRfSGFlsLp DIVISION. The members
of this temperance division cut In procession
yesterday afternoon to escort to the grave the
maths Of their late brother, JoHS h. MARIN, OF
iieurico comfy, who died the evening before Of
i,rnin f.Eer
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TAg GLASS BLowERs now at Metro
Ea.itau iIan hare favored ns with a specimen Of
teir skist, which reflects mneh ereatt On their In
ssaasty aad proficiency IN the art Our citizens
saepId PAY them visit by oil means.
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COMMITTED Fon TRIhL-The NEGRO Girl /

COMMITTED FOR TRIhL The negro girl
Victoria, slate Of Edwin Phillips estate, and sho,
on the Sd Instant, while in the employment ci
Rev Tho. G. llsyes, stole STe5. ard then attempt.
OF to FIRE the house was before ,he Mayor Jestsr-
day, underwent an examination, and the proof
being deemed sufficient. the Mayer committed hef
for inal trial before ;hs term OF the ustings
Court IL Is supposed that lurihg tue absoncc ef
her employers she admitted soIao person into the
honSe leonniyed at the taking Of the moaey, and
then fired the premises 10 conceal the fact oi
thefl having been coEpaaIfted.
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REVISION OF THE ORDIsaSoEs.--Th
cry Council held a meeting last night for the par-
p9.e u revising portion Of ;he City Ordin1n-
res. prepared by the Mayor, BY direction of the
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Having become the sole owners Of the late concern
of Tompkns Il Co. as CollieTs, in Chesterfield coun-
ty. we have ente cd into Il partnership for cOn-
ducting the same husness III fuFuTe under the same
firm and style Of TDMpkINS Il COMPANY, IF
which new partnership We are the sole and equal
promptly, and with Coal Of superior quality, upon
application TO us or our Agent, Mr.. John Farrar.
i. T. VOMpklNS,
ISL Soy. 9TH, JOB ATKINS.
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DraAxuEp. Hraatland Was COM
liIad Il 1ail ysstefaay ~ The Mayor. - iefson
Il urssaua ssiad. iha sane Eeasea wss rcesnfly
keu u .ais haise ia Gspfsia by order Ut ,hs Auste
Is Court, Lat managed 10 get away. lie xiii be
!. nf back again.
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BURGLARY.-Tae store house Of Mes-r~.
?. 4. Moore h Co. on Pearl street, was eutercd
thgoush rear door on sunday, in the tlsy tiias--
The thieves broke open or unlocked the iron safe
helped themselves 70 its pecnnary contents. (fsr
tuna:ely not large ,ncunt-) ihsn provided them
SELVES wiki a lot cf Colt reyoTors ard iecaiapoJ
NJ clue has yet been found as 10 the identity Of
fha bnrcl9rg
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IR0l

~ l.. BARNES, manufactures Of FIRE ENGINES,
1n 7th stI'st, West side, between Main and Gerry
EERANpAIS. every description OF CAST AND
WkOIGnf IRON RAILING, VAULT DOORS,
GRATING and ell kinds of HOUSE AND WROUGHT
IRON WORK viii De done with neatness and dis
natch On such terms AS l warrant will give satisfsr
ton. Ny CID friends, and the public generally. are
solicited TO give no call before engaging el3t-
where. myS-d6m
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CLOTHING.
K. s. McELR0Y,
AER CHANT TAILOR.

mr. NO. 2, BALLARD BousE
s~-i-hs Has on hand good assortment OF cIOTUg
CAss tMERkS, FESTtNGs, &c., which he ~ nre
TERMS aud at short notice. In connection with tbs
above. he has made arrangements with the we'll
known house OF Wm. 7. Jennings 4 Cs one of The
most fashionable establishments in BrUadway New
York, to supply him with superior Clothing and has
now on hand an assortment Of all styles from me.
aum TO the hhcst quality. All new styles will be in
trotuced as they came ont.
Ia assortment of GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING
GOODS will be kept constantly on hand
On 2-d3m X. S. McELpOY
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LOTTERIES.
~ 3 co.'s LoTTERIRs.-NEW

CwAN 4 co.'s L0TTERIES.-NEw
S',>n nEILlIANT SCHEMEl-CAPITAL
rpTIT sea,WN',--The following Scheme will he
fhl"' Iw.N & 90 Managers of the Fort Gaines
aiHN ~ ;ferv in each OF their Lotteries fer No
- ~ al AuguSia. Ca, TO which city they
N,,a'r1. 'rr1,,.,'y,s! their pupclpal office:
'' GLASS 81.
,-av,y in the city of Augusta Ga, in public, on
Il Of SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 5TH, ls57.
CLASS 62,
- ~ drawn in the city q Augusta, Ga, in pneie. on
t' "' "SSJTIRpAY. NOV EMBER lara. 1857.
CLASS "a,
~ r., drawn IN the city q Augusta, Ga, in public. on
l''' 'sATURpAY, N0N EMBER 2isT, 1887.
CLASS 64.
, ssy NJ, IN, The city oi Augusta. Ga, in public on
'''' d" etaI:KDAY, Nov NhMBER =. lSa5.
0v TIgE Plan OF SINGLE AUABERS
asgo PRIZESi
Ns,-,y orr Ps7ss 70 EoeTp Nine Hoket,.
MAGNIFICENT sCHEMBl
70 rs DRAWN
EsN
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CHEAP FUEL.-The cheapest fuel to
- be had f2r stoves, furnaces and cooking ranges
is good HAkD COKE, which We delivering for
the present at 247j per load.
oc lo--tS JNG. i. WRRTH Agt.
GENERAL AGENTS AND COLLEC-
- T0RS.-The subscribers have associated them
selves together for the Urpose of conducting gen
eral AGENCY BUSINESS. such rs the collecting Of
claims either ia the city OF Richmond any OF the
Dgicouuties, selling Real and Personal Estate
out of the city Of Richmond, &c. &C. They VIII give
special attention TO the Hiring out Of Negro ~ Rnt
from their extensive acquaintance with the citizens
OF richmond, natter themselves that the homes and
prices obtained for servants sent IL thcm viii give
satisfaction 10 tteir owners. They have made ar
raugemeurs 10 have Gll ue groes sent tn them well
cared for, till hired cut. that they will not be
posed and III of sickness. every attention shall
be paid, that lie necessary. They prepared to
giy the very best Getsrences and pledge themselves
to spare pains TO give satisfaction TO these who
may patrGniae them. All communications addressed
10 u, Richmond, Va will receive prompt attention
" e have taken Office Gt the United States Hotel
where one OF us can bo seen from O'clock 4, NJ.
till Z. M. kO. i. LYME,
JOHN T. CHILDREY.
November 9th, lS57.-no Il-aim
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Know all men by these presents, that we, JOSEPH
7. TUMFkINS and JOB ATKINS partners, under
the firm and style Of Tompkjns Company, do by
these present., constitute and aPpi ia JOHN FAR
RAR, Of the county OF Heurico. our Agent and At
torucy, in respect IL Our business Golfers and
empower him as such, - sell and contract to sell,
Coal on hand hereafter 10 be raised in the course
III "u business, to receive the proceeds whether III
tney, ts ,Un' otne' wise TO lay III supplies and
pay all debts 9Da expenses, Gud do and perform all
uerful acts n the premises; 10 draw, accept ami
dUrse uCtcs bills drafts or ether necessary writings
in our name ami behalf ami to keep and render all
proper accounts thereof all such aCtn2s an! dnngs
al our said btt0rn"v in conformity hereto. to have
tEcsame force aau ELECT az # done by us in person
Witness the following signature and Jeals this eth
day OF Nor emh>r, oU- thousand, eight hundred anu
fin y-7ryrn. +. 7. TDhpKiNS, SEAL.
JOB ATKINS, isIiL
TOMPklNS & co, IsEAL.I
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INCEyDIAaIEs have 6een operating ON
Church Hill for several weeks past. aad froal pra--
ent indication, determined 10 destroy ali the
stables and vacant houses ia that section. 4 frame
building on 2Sth street owned by Rev. Mr. Smith
has been twice fired of late, hut the flames were
discovered and extinguished before doing ,erous
Aarnnxe.
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CoMMrrggo --iiarriet slave Of Mellon
Kelley. was lsionsht beiaFe :he siayor yesterday
aa committed 10 jail tor gVin al large. Sie Was
foaAi In possession Of pass alla@iag her e 80
al for Two months IN tbs eisy ANal AAaehesIaI.
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4 RTICLES for the prevention of chap.
l. ped hands and rouRhness of the skin, pure Gly-
cerne alycerne Lotion, Glycerine, Honey and punl-
ice So!ps Amandina Uanphor Ice and Milk OF Roses:
also, Cold Cream and other Rose Lip salye both
fresh. Prepared aud for sale by
r. JOHNSTON & BRO,
D
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NEBRAskA-f. Ferguson, contested J

STEAMBOAT BUSINESS IN ST.. L0UIs-A correspon-
dent Of the New Albany ledger, at St. Louis. who
is interested in what he writes about, says steam.
boat men are In the deepest dependency. There
now lie moored at the leyee IS idle steamboats,,
asd the bare levee and the oppressive silence there
prevailing are eloquent monitors. The New Or
leans bo.ts are reducing the wages of pilots engi-
neers and crews, or rather the officers are volnn-
teering 10 accept reduction, In order to keep the
boats moving. In other trades, boats arc reducing
their expenses by every jnstifahle means Every
Gay there is boat two hauled ont from the
evee and taken to the bone yard 10 wait for better
times. Upon the whole, things are in bad con-
dtion for tho merchant and his clerk the mechan-
c and his employer, steamboat owners and those
depending on the river for living and every body
else. There is plenty of water in all the rivers,
but no frei sht Of any consequence
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Tmr sheriff of the City. T. II. Winston,
ssfsFdsy returned 70 the iinaipgs Court sn Inn
si,.s list or peFsoDs who had iailed 70 pay sny
xss Ksr 1851 on their real and personal estate.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

HOUSE BREAKiNG.-On Wednesday
night last the guusHlith shop Of MIR A. G. Dean
corner of st and BROAD streets, forcihIy enter
ed and robbed OF two OF three guns, a small guam
tity Of powder and shot, and few other arti-
cles. Five six nights before this occurrences the
blacksmith shop of Capt Thonas c. Eppes was
iorcby entered aud ahunlber of tools stolen there
from.
?. S--Last night. just as the fredericksburg
cars were about eayigs the depot. Wstchmen Row.
aud BAPTIST succeeded in eTrestiug Jas Toombs
ihos. Rowe and Tho5 ". Wilkinson. a being CON
cerned In the robbery OF hr beams store. Inunibs
WAS recently pagdoned out Of the Petiteltiary.
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0AZIN's FRANGIPANNI EXTRACT

u an Eternal Perfume from the Holy CITY.
Frangipanni Pomade
Frangipann Scent Bags
Franeipanni Cream. for the complexion
Frangipanni Toilette Water
Frangipanni Soap. n delightful article.
For sale by JSO. w. POLLARD, Druggist,
uc3I Eth street
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TENDERS, FINE SETS OF

~ sHOYELS. TONES aud FOX ERS.--I have FOR
sale an elegant assortment OF eli kinds OF Crates
Including every style OF Fcnjcrs. Summer Pieces
handsome and PLAN sets Cf Sh0veis, Tongs ana
POCTS. Seen different sizes Of Coal Scuttes cndeI
Sbove3S, ire Shoveis; handsome stands for Shoyeis
an! Pohers Blower atan1s, Bras and Iron Footmans
srt+jrcr m HFa;rs. T,v~Tn snd Chnrrhp R.ljs ~
sweet tone Builders. housekeepers, ana others in
want NJ any ot te above articles b. supplied 1T
tho lowest Northern prices. | alG manufacturing
all hial5 81 Bias7 and iron Work of the above de-
Syr;t5ion, 1T my HEI-Land BRASS FOUNDRY and
CRATE AMI FENDER IANUFACTORY, No. 225
Main street hetween Ath and 9Th streets, West side
Richmond. Va.
So I6-3In 4 y DEMON
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NEWSPAPER RErgEscuHgsr.-Ihe large dailies Of
Chicago have reduced the size Of their sleers ia
consequence Of the duliness of advertising busi
ness by this move each establishment sayea from
500 to SI5 per week. At davenport, Iowa, the
dailies have materially diminished the sze OF their
pages by agreement. We also hear Of numerous
unians Of papers. In Milwaukee--the American
has been united with the News {Democratic)
Nothing g Wear has been published in the
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MO II U MBUG.
StupendOus Bargains !
AZ NO, 81 MAIN SThEET
IMMENSE STOCK GOODS,

Selling off, without regard to coat, amounting to
Qess, If mott more than
S615O,OOO!
Consisting OF honre Furnishing Articles; English
French and German Fancy Goods; Wood and Willow
Ware; Fancy Baskets; Broonis; ,srushes; Pas; Tubs
Mats; ilooklngsG Glassos Perfnmery; Soaps Matches
and all sorts OF Yankee Notions, too tedious to
mention, all of which will be sold awful cheap
Visitors the Fair, and every body else will find
this rare opportunity To supply themselves with
almost anything they want, both useful and orna
mental.
Don't forget the No House Furnishing Bazaar an
Fancy Store, No. o. Main street.
oc 26 Z WARREN
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TINS u. S. CIRcUIT C0URT commenced
IS fail terra ia this city yesterday. Judge isals bur
ton presiding. Thrre sra nnngler at admiralty
eaaes 10 he disposed oi..s.-4~---A.4-- .s--s-e-.<
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n. D. DlcKINsos' cAss viii eense On
10 day II II aeiuek, Ia lie uaaiags Seafss
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DEAD.-We regret 70 have to record ths

DEAD,-Ne regret 10 have to record the
the death of JUHS y. UARAISGN Gsc. Clerk of The
County Court 6f Iienric0. which occurred Ht his
residence Church iiill. about Xix o'clock vest +
day morning. Mr. Harrison had been in II deciI-
i3g state Of health for time, aud Grd the vic
tr OF that f. II destroyer consumption. His age
WAS about 81. lie leaves family and ;aany friends
~ lament his early death. lie was originally from
Petersburg.
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Y. WALKER I Co.
OC 26 1913 corner Main and Pearl sts.
4 MOTHER OPPORTUNITY FOR GEN-
MECHANICAL.

TIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
L ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET
BECW EEN MAIN AND CARY.-The subscriber is
fully prepared 10 do ali kinds of work i'll the above
business with dispatch: and returns thanks to his
numerous patrons fol past tivOrS and soicits con
tlnuauce Of the same. Being master ofhi5 business
he promise his customers that all work done by
him WI! at least be equal to any other house in the
city aud fully cheapa laCt known to all persons
who know what good work is.
ROOFING, GUTFEkING, ac.-He is prepared 70
execute this description of work il a very superior
manUer hotn il town and country.
TIN WA8E.-Always ys Ou hand a large and general
assortment u Tin Ware. whCleoale and recall.
Gas FIIIlNG.-iIe IS likewise prepared 10 do all
kinds DfUas Fitting III the best manner.
FUNPS.-lie keeps always on usHd large ald ex-
tenslye stock OF Is eli aud Garden Pumps.
fc CHARLES Ii. LANGLEY.
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NO~PARTNERSHIP.-Theu undersigned
~ have associated themselves together, under the
style and firm Of MERCER * EVANS, for the puT-
pose of manufacturing SASH, BLINDS and DOORS.
orders hy mail or ia person. promptly executed.
Factory near iidXalls Mills .
ISAAC i. MERCER,
". c. EVANS.
Rirllmnnl Oct Ist IsiT.
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: I
~ The partnership heretofore existing under the
firm and style of fGYTUN L PATTON, is this day
dissolved 10y mutual consent.
The books and accounts are in the hands of IhCz
q. pcyt.D 80 whom all pcrrO!S indebted are re-
qucstci 10 make mmeli4ta payment: and all those
to whom they indebted will please present their
bills i0r adjustment.
Signed. THOMAS &. PEYTON,
! W. PATTON.
IirIuunuI Y, Nny 9TH f.,-
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Til E DISPATCH.
FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER II Ia
The Thirty-Fifth Congress.

We give below, copied from the Washington
Union, list of tho members Of the Senate and
House Of Representatives of the next (35th) Con-
gress:
Democrats in Roman. Opposition in Aalic.
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r ~-Egn
tybIse Tickets sac. Halves s.; Quarters u ~.
PLAN or TIE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from T. @a"n. corresponding win
rt.-g Nuguaors on the Tickets printed on separate
..T.af paper are yucjrcicd with small tin tubes and
..'. 81. ~ ga" ~ heel.
Tr frt 81. rr.6es similarly printed aud enciTclod
age placed In another Wheel
III. wheels are tttu rtVuiyeSi. Sud a number ~
drawn 4aam the wheel OF numbers. ANA nj the same
r.1.r , Priscts drawn from tine citcr wheel. Ihe
Nur.}.r. SAD pr2'3gaTn oUi dle opened and eihblt-
70 tn, audience, Sat registered by III" colaHis-
rrs.-rs thg Fuse being placed against tlC number
drawn Tins operation Is repeated unit! AL ths Fri3ea
viz .ytWE oEt.
Asfls,lNtglav PRIzgs-Tle two preceding end
ta- t.sH -cs'uE members - taoS" drawing the
-t r-..,s wi!I ha Ja;iii.I tu lie > Appr"Nnla-
Z .. j.-s. Farcyamp": II Ticket No. u - draws
-. <as Prize Those Tickets numbered Us. li.2i9,
L.,i J. 90 viii each be entitled 10 500 1t Ticket
y ru draws the $2Itsn Prize. those Tickets mum
,-i - Et- ~. G'2 VIII each ba entitled to SJSi;
s..l soon. according In the above heme.
IH- E.s. prizes I So viii be determined by the
l&s 1grc 81 tht uHmbcv that draws the s'tWn p22e
FfF eNamplr: II the number drawing the St&,HH
plzr rui> with NJ. then all the Tickets, where the
HasHh. ends u :. 'yii lee entitled 10 S2J, 1.-THE mum
ler -uis WITH No. then all the Tickets, where the
uu.obrr ends il = viii be entitled to $50 and 90 on
JcH
Certificates ofpecklrel viii be sold at the following
r,.-. N hjCh is The is6:
c.. hCa;c q! i E8eA tgy q! 70 whole Tickets, 81
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v,rB SATTgDAr IN N0rEABER
PRIZES,

ANpEUNINAi iIUN FhiAfcs
pr,ss, are 1850
4 ng,5cs Il sSQl spproxmating 10 $500
py'ye. are irSup
. rr'5e@ ot S211. spproSimstiBg 10 $1,000
lEl.e, are -. ~"
. y,ige- II $I2a, spproximating to S7poo
prizes, are 49, Sb
4 pfll.s Of Sloo. approximating TO $500
prize, sre *1
4 rri5gs o} a.. apprOximating to $500
pGlZe, are oDO
ryia,s of So apFyoNims;ing 10 sl,'0o
pSze, are 80 80 80
.goa prizes CT 80 are H0'S"
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Their stock consists ia Part Of
hodger-' "Wostebh holin's :" "Butcher's' and Map
pih's pocket and table Cutlery; Bazors, Scissors
and Shears
EeiloW5 Anvils, Nisas, Stocks and Dies. aud Tongs
Horse and Mule shoes, aGd 0rihins horse shoe
Eaile
Hsnp and Manila Rope. Bed Cords and Plough
Lines
Axles. Springs Nuts Washers. carriage and plough
Bolts
Cast shear, blister and German steel
Spades ShoYes Forks, Hoes, Picks and Mattoxes
s!irrup IroGs Bits, Buckles, Webbing, and Saddle
Trees
Wagon stage and gig Hames
Brdles Haltefs. Girths and Web Reins
Ped stock chest tili rim and moTtice Locks
Euilaing Hardware of every des rption
Carpenters slliths' and saddlers Tools, Of every
description
.;immons'. Colllns Mann's and ''Yirginia" Axes
Genuine Anchor Boiling Cloth
A. B.-They are, also sole agents in Richmond
,3r Fairbanks cele hYaird Scales sci
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CARRIAGE MANUFACToRIEs.

C.z2 CABRIhGE.-i have for sale
s.-As5- - 4 second haud CARRIAGE. in good or
der. suitable i"r Hack or family vs." Apply to
o. -'-,s ALIEN. MOTT. Auct.
cssE Eal GREAT BARGAINS IN TOP
60 AND OPEN BUGGIES.-No one should
hus uLul5IkS until they have examined my stock.
Ave hand aa assortment OF the best quality OF
ny o~u nat which will =, II at prices more favor
uhi. t. te buyer than lie had anywhere in KiCIi
I3pla. .. /. FRANCES,
oC ij-lm NJ. il Frank III street.
czg-~A> CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
.Z-1...-- Tho subscriber has on hand, At lis Coach
Making EstIhlrhmeut on Lombard Alley. ba-
ts,en Main ami Cary (iatl and 18th stIcetsl near
Ih- Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CIiARIOTEES,
EhHptCiiHS, BUGGikS, W! III and without tops, and
sjLhis$ all If his own make, nt the best materials
iu3 U.rk m3pship; an ofwhiyl viii le aoll low
good work 5f;h- Kind can tr in the city Of Richmond
i-Ul respectfully ask c0ll from those in want Of any
article ia the Carriage lime, ! an determined to
In.h, order ami sell az the lowest prices poss5le
tui ali work sL}d that Is new, warranted.
f=tS-9u MlCAJATI NANGuM.
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n M L. hunter,
James NJ. Mason.
WISCONSIN.
Charles Durkee,
James II. DoolitHe.
23
SOUTH CAROLINA.
! John Mcqueen,
2 ". rUrcher Miles.
8 Lawrence 81. keitt,
! Mil. NJ. Bonham,
5 James l.. Orr,
6 VIM. W. Boyce.
GEORGIA.
l James i. seward,
2 Nj. j. Craw ford,
3 II. T.. T-ippe,
4 l.. }. Gattreii,
3 A. Il. Wright,
Il JHmeS jackson.
I .JShpG H,N.
S A. IL. Stephens.
ALABAMA.
] Jas. A. Stalwarth,
2 +. s. Shorter,
8 James +. DowdslI,
1 Sydney Moore,
5 George :. Houston,
t ". K. ". Cobb,
:. L. NJ. Curry.
MISSISSIPPI.
/ l.. Q. c. Lamar,
: Reuben Davis,
8 VIM. Barksdnle,
/ o. Il. Singleton,
5 J. A. Quitnan.
LOUISIANA.
] Ge9rge Eustts, T.,
= Miles Taylor,
3 I. Green Davidson,
4 J. VI. Sandige.
TENNESSEE.
l A. G. Watkins,
. II. EdynGrd,
, Samuel A. Smith,
i John II. Savage,
5 Charles Heaay,
6 Geo. ". Jones,
: John V. Wright,
s +. 4. loUtcottr,
8 J. d. c. Atkins,
10 Wm. Z. Avery.
KENTUCKY.
! Henry c. Burnett,
. Samuel o. Peyton,
> ". l.. UHder5cpo.t,
i A. e. Talbot,
S Joshua II. Jewett,
6 John ". Elliott,
7 HGm. HrShaU,
S James Il. Clay,
9 John c. Mason.
10 J. ". Stevenson.
OHIJ.
/ Geo. II. Peudleton.
. W. :. Grosberk,
> [, ,tciS D. CamptcH,
(Contested.)
4 u, H. NicitoiGS,
) Richard hot,
g !. Il Cockreli.
: iarO,a }IdrlGn,
S BeJGHli9 NQ2atoR,
9 J.. ". Hall,
10 Joseph SIiiler.
IL TdIel'tj27e b. Horton,
i S. 5. Cox,
13 Johl, .S.ermda,
Il Philemon Bliss,
10 Joseph Burns,
IL c. b. T0mp,iaS,
II WIN. Lawrence.
Is Hnamta =. Letter,
- Eitgq5'2 HLde,
% joshua Il. GnjtitRgs,
81 J. A. Bingham.
INDIANA.
! W. J. Niblack,
2 VIM. II. English,
3 James Hughes,
4 James B. Foley,
5 Dartd Kilg0re,
G James II. Gregg,
: John q. Davis,
s James HiIspa,
9 &uyler GMJdr,
10 Charles Case,
IL John q. Petit.
U.LINJIS.
l E. 3. UdSii5arHs,
2 J. +. FafHSlDTth,
8 O'oen LorGoy,
4 Van. Kelley,
5 Isaac n. Morris.
q Thomas L. Harris,
Z A. Shaw,
S Robert Smith,
9 Sanil. 4. Marshall.
MISSOURI.
] +. r. Blair, Jr.,
= z. L. -4Iseieis0H,
> JDo. Is. Clark,
! j. Craig.
5 S II. H0odscB,
G John $. Phelps,
I Saml. Caruthers.
MICHIGAN.
l Nm. 4. HoWGrd,
Z Henry IiMdr0l,
5 Dcrid S Hal5r.ige,
4 De Vat O. Leach.
IOWA.
] SgmL II. CARTS,
2 Tm6fby Dar7s.
WISCONSIN,
/ ,JoAR +. PafIsr,
2 c. C. Wlthb1une,
3 Gas. Biuiagli,v$t.
ARKANSAS.
! A. i. Greenwood,
. Edw'd 4. Warner.
FLORIDA.
! Geo. s. Hawkins.
TEXAS.
! Guy VI. Bryan,
= J. IL. Regsn.
CALIFORNIA.
l Chas. j.. Scott,
:! j. G. 3ieKihhen.
TIE TERRITORIES.
ngsbury.
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isel.
Tens.
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