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os-v. CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
&E@HH The subscriber has on hand, at his Ccasb
xoE=-=d-Makins Establishment, on Lombard Al
ley, between Main and Cary, QSth and 14th streets
TEES. BAKOUCHEs, BUGGIEs with and without
tops, and SULKIES, sil of his own mako, Of the
best rnatsrials and workmanship; all Of which will
be low good work Of the kind can be in the
city Of Richmond and respectfully ask call from
these In want of any article in the Carriage line,
am determined to make to order and sell at the low
est prices possible, and all work sold, that II new
wasEnnted.
MICAIAH MANaT1A.
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TNHE RICHMOND WINK sTUKE.

DUDLEY CO.,
Importers and Wholesale dealers In Choice
Wines, Fine Brandies, Liquors, Cigars.
We call particular attention OF the trade, hote
keepers, private families, and those that buy for
Medical purposes to our large and extensive stock.
consistlns in part, viz: Wines-kadeiras; Eherries:
Ports; Pure juice; Hooks; Clarets; &c &C. All grades
Fort very old and fine, in original packages Of bot
ties, for Medical and Sscramental use.
Champagne Wines.
deldsiek Co; Foucher; Vt. Olivier & Co.; LIE
Marquis de Poncet; Silsry; Old Anchor; and other
orends for which we are agents, and can offer great
Inducements to the trade and hotes
Brandles.
Hennessey; Otard, Dupuy & Co.; Martsll; Pelle.
vorsn A. Seiguett and other b,snds from the loves
price upwards
Liquors
Jamaica; st. Croix ana Boston Rum: Arrsck. Hol
land Gin; Scotch and Irish Whitaker Old Ronrhon
sno MoontSin hye whakey; Old Peach and Apple
Also, Ginger Wine; Blackberry Brandv. Cha-r.
Brandy; Bitters, which ara excellent ~ sn,n,n.y
Complaints. 'oi 0ain"ef
Cigars.
large variety Of Choice Brands.
nIaIt Liquor.
GurnesSs Dublin Brown stout. H;bha,,,. 40
s@c London Porter; Philadelphia Porter Nn,,
son's Scotch Ale; Aisopps India Pale Ale. bndlsv.
Ionic AID sparkling Ale; Phiiedslphis Ale and T..
ger Beer. In pints and quartz ~ eA~ Az
THOSE In want OF the genuine article WA tnv,t. ~
apll A'oA"' Va
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W1z1 PIANOS.--Thc subscriber
has just received one of J. l. c. Fis
chers celebrsted7 octave PIANOS.
y y 1t is unnecessary to say anything In
commentator of Fschers Pianos; they ere too we'll
known and appreciated to require it. Any persc.
wishing superior Piano has now an opportunity to
obtain one st tho manufacturer price.
THOS. w. KEESEE,
apS At Geo. ]. Summers Pearl It
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HOW To PREVENT THE HAIR
IL FROM FALLING OFF, AND RENDER 1T
SOFT AND GLOssY.-Unnatural HEAT is the
cause Of the premature loss OF the hair the roots
becoming parched and dry the skin reeedng, and the
hair falling from its socket.
Drsndiuf obstructs the pores-ths Ii one cause Of
heat fevers another; irritating washes another
Remove the obstruction, sllay the irritati IN slim
ulate the skin to healthy action, and the hair will
grow again.
The BALM OF MACASsER cleanses the fkiu
perfectly; it a.lays hsat and inflammation, and pro-
notes healthy and vigorous action. Price rs cts
For sale by GEO. DOWDEN, Druggist
m74 ITS Broad street, Richmond.
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.n,o- FOR TRxVELERs AND oTHRRs
"o' Ra,irsad Liaes.

Railroad Lines.
=, -, soAp sojse North leaves twice every cay
1870 .v.nins n excepted st O'Clock .. m, ana
s - a'eiock d, for the Potomac RIVER where
.tsamer Il taken for Washington, thence oy hanf0so
v,ssINfa CEnrRAL, going North, leaves this eity
twice daily, SUNDAY evening" excepted o.ocs
a sn and " O'Clock p. m for 0ordensvIs, WAY ~
they connect with the trains OF the Orsnes sne ~
exandra Railroad, for Aexaadris, Washineton' nal
timore, nc. u...-..s =.
RICHMOND AND DARviLLR-Lesves kiehmond o
9s'clock O. m and connects with the southside nosa
ct the Junction, ct IL O'Clock ma Sundsys excePted
RICHMOND AND PErgnsBuse-Leavss tns city
twice every day. (sundsys excepted a. o O'CLOCK
m, and 81 O'Clock p. m. An acoommooston Hsin
leaves here every Monday. wednesday and friday 81
For Norfolk, sc.
nv the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad to Port
Wafthan thence by steamer WIN. eELDEN, Capt.
VIM q Smith The cars leave the Depot every Mon
dav. sday and Friday mornings ct 81 O'Clock.
fhe steamer CURTIS PECK, Capt John Davis
leaves her wharf at Rockets every Saturday, Tues
dsy and Thursday morniues, at 81 o'clock m, for
Nortols and Portsmouth toushins at eli the regular
landings on the River.
Fer New York, &c.
The steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain Parrish,
leaves every Tuesday evening. at o'clock, for New
York, touching 81 City Point and Norfolk to receive
passengers, &c, leaving Norfolk next morning ct II
o'clock.
For PHILADELPHIA, &c.
BY the stes mships Pennsylvania, VIRGINIA
and CITY OF RICHMOND. One of these steamers
leave every Monday and Thursday, stopping ct City
Point and Norfolk to receive freight and
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~ SPRING AND sUMMER STYLES.
NOAH WALKER & CO, No. s6 Main street, in.
vite attention to arrivals OF Spring and Sum.
mer Styles Of Clothing and Furnishing Goods -
Crest care has been used in the selection to
supply adapted to the Richmond market, and the
assortment now on hand, will be found unequslIed
BY any Establishment in the city.
SOMETHING NEW!
MARSEILLES SHIRTS AND COLLARS
The attention of the beau monde 10 solicited to our
supply OF thase articles made to own order and
comprising handsome selestion.
N. WALKER & CO.,
DC lily So Main street.
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TIN, SHEET IRON AND Gas Fit q Z

INN, SHEET 1HON AND GAS ia:
i TING ESTABLISHMENT, THlk1EENTH
STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AMP "a, G1k J, Phi
subscriber is fully prepared to DO an kinds OF work.
thsnks to his numerou: patrons for past favor. and
Of his business he can promise his customers that
all work done by him will, at least be equal to any
other house in the city, and fully as ehesp-a fact
known to all persons who know what good work is.
ROOFING, GUTrEkING, &c.IHe IL prepared
to execute this description Of work in very supe-
rior manner. both in town and country.
TIN WARE Always on hand, large and gone
raj assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail
GAS FITTING-Ho is likewise prepared to do
all kinds of Gan Fitting in the best manner.
PUMPS He keeps always on hand largo and
exte nsive stock of Well and Garden Pumps.
fall CHARLES II. LANGLEY.
MOUNTAIN TUP.--This delightful sum-
lVl msr resort mot having been sold. e. was con-
templsted,) will be again opened for the accommo-
dation of visitors during the approaching season un'
der the supervision of Mrs. L1fSCOMB, and wilt be
ready fer the reception of company by the LIST Of
June NEXT
Mountain Top, Augusta CO ,, Va,
Msy 4th 1857 } my -fl5Je
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TO BE DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY MAY.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
4 prizes Of R225 approximatins 70 $4,000
prize are. ....................... go
4 prizss OF $3.50 approxinatlne to $4,000
prll6 are 81
prizes of $50 approximatins to $4,000
prize ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 81
IL prizes of $50 spproximating TO e5,o00
q prizes of $50 spproximating to S2.s0O
prize are. n
30 rriIes of e25 appre1imstins to El,eO0
prize sre...,.................... 30
goo prizes of go 10
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A SOUTHERN ON GA N IN TIL X
a NORfH.-Ths unders!gse has determined to
establish weekly journal in PhIlsdelphis, to be en-
titled the

lIl6u the
SOUTHERN MONITOR.
1t will be conducted on the plan of bis memorial
to the Southern Convention, ~ published In the
March number Of De Bows Review.
The Southern Monitor will defend the decnon ana
opinions OF the Supreme Court OF the United etstes
In the bred Scott csse and 1t will advocate the Coz
stitutfon and the Union on the terms and stipuia-
tions sgrsed to by our forefatheu 1t will support
the Democracy. the only national psrt nov in exlt
fences and 1t will not be sectional In being soutnora
for nowhere else but In the South 10 tho Conssitu'
ancy. Its mission will be to combat tlssk hspuon'
csnism, and to repei assaults on Southern hgnu sna
Southern Institutions. And that 1t may BE- snecnve;
tho Co operation of Southern men, and TRENDS OF
the South wherever they may dwell u earnestly In
voked.
The Southern Monitor will likewise be Literary
and Family Newspaper; and contributions and cor
respondenoe from the pens of tbs writers OF the
South, and Others who may be interested In ne
cause. are respectfully solisted. II will be meet
of large size and handsomely printed on new type;
The first number will be issued on the 9Th day OF
June. and it viii be published regularly evsry say
urdey Afterwards. All who desire to encourage the
enterprise are requested to Transmit their name"
without delay. to the editor. ! he undermined 10.
fers by permission, to James Lyons. Esq, President
of the Southern Convention.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
One copy per snnum.. In adsshs'
Three copies or one copy for three .
years. :.....'...'...........''''' ''V.
Editors friendly to such undertaking wiz pieHs
insert the above, otherwise bring tito the notie
Of their readers The favor win be ehssrfuly 'ee'P
rocatcd. Address
nv 2-dIms Philadelphia, r..
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FnksH SPRING SHOES Il am
receiving weekly additions to my already
extensive assortment of CATERS and Shoes
of every description for ladies, misses and children
l received by Express and will open this morning,
beautiful lot of
Lsdies Button French Lasting Heel Caters
Do. Congress do. do do. do
Do. French Lasting Side-Laoe Creole Callers
to which the attention Of ladies il asked
my9 JNO. C PAGE JR., IS Main st.
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OFFICE OF ADAMY EXPRESS COM'Y,l
RICHMOND May 1st, 1857
rsr7zysz#zFJ SPECIAL MOTH e Il 81.
&S& NssS751s We are prepared to transact any
buAiness on the Virginia Central
Railroad, (appertainng to the Express busiuess) y
Especial attention will be paid to line, in con.
nection with the different springs Of Virginia.
Messenger will leave daily at O'Clock A. M in
charge of valuables, money, &c.
For further particulars. apply to
j. L. MACDONOU0H, Agent
myI AdamS Express Co.. 1874 Main 1t.
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Richmsnd Markets. May 70
foBAcCO. The reeetps. Of Tobacco a ous,auss1
very large, aud the breaks very "v We h,ve no
With much animation In the market; ~, rnss n
chsnes TO make In cur quotstions in SIe0 g: ia.
500 3s sOcs s,Is2 s' s:,sSIsse ss shppus
ol41lS 6ne e1s0al So sog ssa.s.psa; one It ess.
FLOUk-Ns hs.t Of no . ~ q. - I'M. sbev would
Of srpefnne ~ as By retail we quote Q! S2s
BOT aive more h 40 ercsediney small that there
% g, orersticus and hardly even . oasis iof
qISssneen.r -osly one Of the large mills taalesosl
WHEl,., Prices were higher to-day. We quote
now III N ss do white et.75. The receipts are
pa@S ,;t.d and the proportion that 10 GOOD is ex
ssy y,nsiy ANAL The 0alego mills will suspend OPP
scas 1t q. si'ss Of fh as we .ns quot. ssos,
,.r Sushsi- small los have been selling steadily Of
1Ars-very scarce and Ia demand at 65D7o cts
BACON The Bason mark ct i, firm and advaucin g.
We quote bone sides Il cts. per Id and without ben
fIsH-fhe supply of Fish this SUNNI or 10 very
limited. The North Carolina Fisheries yield not
more than fosth the annual cstchine ard the re-
esipts of North Carolins in this city have been es
than one fourth the usual supply The Potomac hsa,
cries have been alike unsuesessful. We have mao
to lock mainly to Halifax for our stock eeveisi
carsoes have been received from thsnce' we quote
No. N. G out Herrinfs S8 per Dbl DO. NOE pc; In
half bbls e5; perhaps not more than one smaHs
ment Of U Roe viii be received, and the STICK 10
first hands already exhausted. Halifax cut derrngi
sc; do gross e4a4so
MOLABsEs NO New Orleans in market. Porto
Rico 70 to IS; Cuba IS cts.
sUGARa.-Msrket very firm. Cuba l0a0lli; P
Ris. ieia stu oss III ss c1C'1 ,s 20 snd Powdered
WAI0K EY-S14HSSk
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AS OPENING OF FASHION 0DSv
ABLE SUMNER MILLINERY. ~
MRS. DEMELMAN, on Main street E59A

vi between 18th and 18th streets, informs.S
the ladies of Richmond and vicinity that she
csived her SUMNER STYLES ofNeapoltan. Grape,
Lace and other kinds of BONNETs, which she will
sell cheaper thas any other establishment In this
city, hoping thereby to accommodate and pleass all
who feel disposed to favor her wish their custom -
Ronnets cleaned equal to new. Caps, Hair Dresses
and Bonnets made to order. Gents, BoyS and In.
fsnts' Hats, of every quality, sold at New York
prices Country Millinery sold at wholesale and
tail, An l4-d2m*
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SWAN = COS LOTTERIES.
CAPIrAI PRIZE $4,000 !.

Owing to the great favor with which our m -.
Number Lotteries hsvs bssn received by TIA nrhfas
snd the large demand for Tickets, the Msasssrs 4
6wAH CO., will ha7e a drawipe eseh asfr - :.
throughout the year. The following schems All =
drawn In each Of their Lotteries for hav Isss ~ ~
f GLASS S. fE''
% 'f' sa,ar .sS ;I sa 1 sss 81 public
CLASS S.
70 b drawn In tbs city Of Atlanta, a. In ,.hu.
Saturday, May 18th, ISS5' "
CLASS ST. iE tt
70 be drawn In the city Of Atlanta Ga in p.hH. =.
Saturday, May 23d. IS51. v
CLASS SO,
70 be drawn in the City Of Atlanta, Ga In publ. ON
saturday, May 3Oth, 1857.
on TIE PLAN or SINGLE NUMRnps
1890 Prizes.
More A1s One Prize to Esery Ta TyeAs,.
MAGNIFICENT SCHENEl
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- i.Ssn p CHANGE or HOUh.-.
s,,=-;sss=1 The steamboat CURTIS PECK,
Capt. Jno. Davis, will, ON and after
Thursday morning next. ID April leave The wharf
at Rocketts. every sA1URDAY. TUESDAY and
THURSDAY mornings, regularly at 81 o'clock, pre-.
cisely. for Portsmouth, and Norfolk and return each
alternate day, (Sundsy's exeeptedl leaving Norfolk
at the same hour ST O'clock touching at all the
gular landings ON the River, going and returning.
NH SITS r. o. HASKINS.
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GOOD NEWS TO THE AFFLICTED.

GOOD NEWS TO THE AFFLICTED.
Ifyou have cut
Use Blskey's Healing Mixture.
lfy0u have old ranning sores
Use Blakeys Healing Mixture.
If you have sore throat
Use Bakeys Healing Hixturs.
If your horse Is cut
Use Blskey's Healing Mixture.
fyour horse has q running sore
Use Blskey's Healing Mixture
Ifyour horse has CALLED shoulders
Use Blakey's Healing Mixture.
If your horse has rubbed sides
Use Blakey's Healing Mixture.
Inshort the public will fad that for all Cuts and
Sores, this il the most reliable cure known For
SALE and prepared only by
JNO +. JACKSON, Druggist,
my19 No. II Main street. Market Bridge.
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CHE As EVEM .LRdfes'
French, Kid and Morocco Slippers, ro-
settled, $l.25; Ladies' Kid and Moroceo
thin sole Buskrs SI Ladies' thin sole Morocco and
Kid Bootees, 8 25 Morocco slippers, IS cents per
pair Ladder coored Caters, at 81 snd 81 25; Vel
vet sippers s74 cents per pair; Ladder Congress
Caters Sl.75.
Thoss in want of good Shoes, will please call at
MARCUS HARRIS 1873 Broad street.
N. B-Shoes made to order at the shortest mo-
tice my 10
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, npun .TowE ron MALE.

DRUG STORE FOX sALE.-My
Oax Profe nional engagements requiring my entire
" attention, will sell the Key, stock and Fix.
xK lures OF the Drug stors now kept BY me. upon
made. The stock IL not large, but 10 very we'll
lected and good business can be done by any COM
petent person who can give it proper attention.
IL lit JOHN r. JACKSON.
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WEBSTEHSS
w ROYAL OCTAVE DICTIONARY,
Containing ALL THE WORDS in the Quartz Edition
The demand for an edition of Webster's Diction-
airy, full comprehensive, and Of convenient size for
daily reference, has led to the preparation of the
Ro5al Octave. The great favor with which 1t has
been received, both 10 this country and England, 10
the beat evidence Of the value of the work.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
ut is the most complete work Of the kind yet pub
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To all who wish for the most complete, cheap
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our noble language, we cordially recommend the
volume before us"-London atlas.
"A marvel of accuracy, neatness and shespnes.-
- Wesleyan Banner.
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And sold By the Booksellers st
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BY TELEGRAPH.

NV YoxK May 2s-Flour higher-State sc 500
6 60; southern e74o0575. Wheat upsettled.-St.
Louis white 81 so. Corn hisher-.mixed 81; yellow
as white 81 Stocks firm--Ve SIS $9i&.
BALTIMORE, May IS -Flour very firm; all kinds
81 1917 IS. Red Wheat &l70Di7S; white 81 IS %
1855 Corn lower: rhite IS 637. yellow 86088.
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DESTINY DEMONSTRAT.ED.-.A adnme
~ MOLLEN respectfully informs the Ladies' and
give information in all the affairs relating to life,
such - Health. Westh,t Love, Marriage. Journeys,
sickness and DEATH and in respect to all other SUBJ
1ec: both past, present and fusure and all concerns
Of lie.
fERMs-For Ladies Is cents; Gentlemen so cents,
each.
Apply at No. H. (which 10 the door,) faylor's
alley, between 18th and Is th and Main and Cary
streets, Richmond, Va. my 15-lm*
NJ ECHOPOLIs...Tbe subscriber having,
~ since the opening of our beautiful Holly wood,
eneosed one hundred nd seventy.eight sections,
which 10 sufficient evidences of tho superiority OF his
work
He respectfully socits the patronage of those In.
tending to enclose buryiIis grounds With Stone and
Iron Railing. JOHN w DAVIES
Marble, Granite and Brown Stone Works
my Him Main. between 9Th and 9Th Sta.
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- zlz49&5SS$ y o q 3 e, ~
No. So MAIN Street, &MW
Norfolk Va. ~~
Rear Entrance through Marsden's Lane.
The subscriber has leased and fitted up the above
prem ises In the finest style as
FIRST GLASS RESTAURANT,
whore he would be pleased to see and serve his
friends aud the public, 18th everything required for
the satisfaction Of the inner man His BAR viii bs
stocked with the choicest CIGARS, LIQUORS,
ALES, WINES and LAGER BEER"
His Larder, with every edible delicacy in season
The ser part of the house Is fitted up for Private
Supper Rooms in beautiful style
B. PEDDLE.
NJ B--wslter Tsylor's best London Dock Brandy
always on hand. nv 8--dlm
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:, $50 prizes amounting o....................S:
Whole Tickets $40; halves b quarters $50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

The Numbers from to 80, coo, corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips of psper encirclsd with small tin tubss saa
placed In one Wheel.
The first 81 prizes similarly printed aud eneirsled
are placed in another wheei
fhe wheels are then revolved, and number 10
drawn from the whes of Numbers, and At the same
time G Prize IL drawn. from the ether wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and sxhb.
tied to the AUDIENCE and resistsrsd by the Commits.
sioners; the Prize being placed against the Number
drawn. This operation is repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATIONS PRIzEs.-fhs two preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing tho
rst lS Przes will be entitled to the ~ Apprcxima.
sion Prizes. according to the scheme.
The 5000 prizes Of $40 viii be determined BY the
For example, If the number drawing the 81, 900
prize ends with No. then all the tickets whore the
uumb Der ends in will be entitled to go If the nrm-
Der ends with No. then all the tickets where the
number ends in will be entitled to so, and TO
o. Certificates of packages will be sold at the fol.
lowing rates, which 10 the risk:
Certificate Of Package Of 10 whole 7iststs.....se0
10 half 800. 10
10 quarter ...... 70
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R KLTlNG AND HOl SK.-Juss received
6ELtlN0 and HOSE. makha ny stoek complete
For sale Atmaaniast1xew' Dne = u
my 0-2v 0snsF Csuy and lath stsssts.
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~ FOUNDRY. FANCY CRATE AND RENDNR
MANUFACTURE Rho as Main street, bstween
9th and 9Th, west de.-The subscriber has for sale
500 Crates, Tenders and Summer Pieces, smbracins
100 different kinds aud IL daily manufacturing Crates
70 order, Wholesale and retail at Northern prices =
crates, Bells kc-. neatly ecked and FORWARDED 70
any part Of hs State Also, Bells and Brass Csstings
made to order, and al kinds Of repairing done Il The
NH l6-6m nAN,L h. DENOON
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TTNlTED sTATKS OTEL..The Bar
~ Room ct this establishm has Just been bought
ont by the subscribers, and redtted In neat style
and furnishedit with choice stock Of LIQUORS.
WINES. DC, and they now invite their friends and
the public to call and Civ them trial. II they wish
something really nice. , fr. LORD, who has been in
this business most OF his e would be pleased to have
a. opportunity Of his great skin in mixing
liquors, to suit the tsste oil his patrsss.
They have also, two superb Club rooms attached to
their bar room, wherA they can accommodate private
parties In the best syie. They viii furnish their Pc.
irons every Sunday with moe lunch frse) from IL
to O'Clock. One ar d all are invited to psYtake,
my 6-1m~ HENRY r. LOkD co
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DUILDING HARDWARE AND CAR
- PENTERS fOOLS.-I have on hand good IS.
sortmens of Locks, Hinges, Screws, Bolts, Axle
purposes; slso Bench and Moulding Planes, and Car
penters fools generally. All of which, will furn-
sh the lowest terms for cash to prompt custom
ers ROBr j. DENNY,
No. 205, Main street, above the Banks.