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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-30
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IN ORDERING TICKETS on CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to address fer the Tickets
ordered. on receipt Of which they Will lie forwarded
by first mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending in
any figure they may designate.
The List Of drawn Numbers and Prizes willb sent
t. purchasers Immediately after the dra wing.
s57 Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain. and give their Post Office County and State
aH" Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
able in fall without deduction.
hE- Al prizes of 81 cGo and under paid immediate
~ after the drawing Other prizes at the usual time
cfthirty days.
All e0mmunca;i IONS strictly confidential.
Address orders tor Tickets or Certificate 20
). SWAN & CO, Augusta. Ca,
r. Persons residing near Montgomery Ala.,or
Atlanta, Georgia, can have their orders filled ana
save time, by addressing 5. SWAN & Co, at either
of those cities
Ny list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with she amount of the prize that each one is
entitled to- will be published after every drawing r
the following papers: New Orleans Delta, Mobile
Register, Charleston Standard Nashville Gazette
Atlanta Intelilgencer, New York Weekly Day Rock
savannah Morning News Richmond Dispatch, New
York Dispatch aud Paulding {hiss.) Clarion. oc 20
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WOODFIN'S SPECIFIC!-POR

CHRONIC THRUSH AND DYSPEPSIA
The proprietor of this Specific. has been aware OF
IS virtues for several years, having frequently made
small Quantities FOR gTatutous distribution. 10 the
afflicted lie hal no idea Of Offering il 10 the ruils
n this form, until be urged 10 do Sc by man
who had been cured by its use He now, with CIs1t
sonidsnee oilers it to the public for the two diseases
indicated, namely: Chronic Thresh and Dispersal
not !e general panaeea, FOR all The ills Aesh IL heir
70 Many certificates may be seen at ell the places
Of sale.
Manufactured and sold By q. WOODFIN, 9th
street, Church Hill; price 81 per bottle sr bottles
Tor 81. FOR sale also, by GECBB5 a PPERs0k; IS j
PIC0T j. w. POLLARD, 18th street: aud Dr. SNriIIgss
corner OF Broad aud 2jth streets. Church Hill.
Ifs
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AEfESiAN WELLS IN Ths DssERT.--rhe French IA
pefs nave interesting accounts of newly bored ~.
tesi'n wells in the sahara Desert in Al.i.rs Tiny
are six IL number, and some Of them are pa f,el
cecp. The appearance of the water ia each case
produced the greatest excitement among the desert
tribes. Their joy over the first well was unbound
ed. aud news of the event spread towards the
south win unexampled rapidly People came
from long distances Ia order to see the miracle
The hafabouts, with great solemnity, c0nsecrated
ths he "iy-created we'll, and gave it the name OF
"the well of peace" At another place. as soon as
the rejoicing oucTies Of the soldiers had announce
ed ihe rushing forth of the water, the natives
drew hear in crowds plunged themselves into the
blessed waves, aud the mothers bathed their child
ren therein. The names Immediately applied by
the people. sGch as 1.-The well of bliss" and stbe
we'll Of gratitude. sui emily attest their feelings
Ii Is sad shas these wells will work AN important
part IN u social revolution of the tribes in their
nsighborho-d.
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CRUSADE AGNSsF C9lSvLIyE.-A letter from Tar
hes, France, says that the whole country is in
commotion there on account Of the crusade of the
Clergy against crn0iine. Certain priests have nm
dertaken 10 Regulate the tOilettes of the ladies
whom they have brought together in an .:Asso-
citation Of hOdesty." yicar-geupral. NJ p Iau-
rencc Is az the head Of the enterprise This ardent
ap 'st!e proposes to publish u monthly sheet show.
Ing the tarer portion of the human race the form
OF their corsdgea, head-dress aud nfh"r articles
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tEtSF AT m bNGLISH FUNERAL ~ 0LpES TINE
IL Is related that az the funeral feast upon the
death ct Sir John Pastor, which was celebrated AT
Bromhoim PTicry in Norfolk county. in 1916. one
man was Kept eug ,ged for three continuous ,lays
In no other occupation than that of iaying beasts
and provision Was made of fourteen barrels of beer
twenty barrels of ale, aud fifteen gallons of
wine. Ali these, however proved inadequate 20
the demand; for it is stated that twenty bushels
OF malt at one tiuo and forty at another were
brewcd mp expressly for tho occasion. Meat. too.
was IN proportion to the liquor; the country round
about must have been swept OF geese, chickens
caPons, aud such small gear, all which, with the
1850 eggs, twenty gallons of milk and eight of
cream, and the f5rty-ore pigs, fDrty-niRo calves.
and ten $ nete" slain and deyoured, give fe4rful
picture Of the scene of festiyity the abby walls at
that time baheld. Not less than go was changed
fr9ni gold into smaller coin that it might be show
cred amongst the Attendant throng, aud Gl7 in
copper had been used for the same object in Lon
don beirre the procession began to move. A bar
Der was occupied five days IN getting the monks
III trim for the ceremony, and the reke of the
torches al the dirse' great that the giazior
hSd to remove two panes 10 permit the fumes to
escape.
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tOUGH ELIXiR-For Pulmonary Dis

4 OUGH ELiXiR-For Pulmonary Dis
- ease IN its incipient stage, and for Colds and
Coughs, Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR stands 4, r
above any other remedy that as ever been offered 10
the patronageo OF Southern community. Ths medi-
cine docs not profess TO eradicate s diseases what
ever nature, with which humanity may be afflicted
nor does the proprietor declare il to be the oSTy err
fer pulmonary diseases; bat from the reputation I
hasacquired Tor Itself and that too without putting
with those who have used it, and from the great nuI
per q certificates of residents Of Richmond via
have been benefited and cured by its use she feI az
the afflicted cannot use ID without receiving rreat
benefit from its healing and curative powers
Ter sale by Mrs. 4. b. DAVIS, Bennett & Beers.
kar and ChaR D. Vale = m on
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Mn. MlcAwegI.s ADvICr.--1iy other niece ~
aiviat, 8" perhald, Yen know. Annual income
twenty iylHds annual xpendi,ure-nineteen
e.-Fep- Elk. itsuit-happiGess. Annual income
t""'-} pounds, Annual expenditure twenty
p '"rds. ought and six; result - misery The
blossom l. p.ishte: the leaf IL withered; the god
OF day gees down upon the dreary scene, ana in
short, YOU are forever hoored"
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LoTTEH1HB.
CWAN 3 co.'s LOTTERIES. NEW

CWAN q co.'s LOTTERIES.--NEW
~ AND BRILLIANT sCHEMRt--CAPITAL
PRIZE S60000if--The following Scheme will be
drawn By ). SWAN Co. Managers Of the Fort Gaines
Academy Lottery In each ef their Lotteries for NO
vesibsr, 1857, 1T Anguish. Ga, 10 which city they
have removed tLeir priaeipli Office:
GLASS 81,
To be drawn In the city of Augusta, Ca In public
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER I'M, 1851.
GLASS 6a,
To be drawn In the city Of Augusta Ga Ia pubic, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER f4TH, 1867.
GLASS CO,
To be drawn In the city OF Augusta Ga In public on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2lsf, 1851.
GLASS 6l
To be drawn In tie city OF Augusta Ga in public on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER p, ls5T.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NU1ABERx
$3.50 PRIZES
Nearly One Prize 10 EUeyY Rssze Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT sCIEnEl
no BE DRAWN
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TO THE VISITORS OF THE STATF
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS,

CF3sE+ ~ CAkkIAGES, CAkKIAGES,-7
- The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Making Establishment on LOmbarj AIIev III
tween Main and Cary (l3th and 18th streets : near
the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARTOTEFS
BAR0lCiiES, BUGGIES, with and without tops. and
SULklES, ali o his own make of the best laterieIs
and workmanship all ofwhich viii be sold as low as
good wok of the kind ca be in the city of Richmond
and respectfully ask call from those in want 0f any
article IN thc Carriage line, L am determined to
MAKE 10 order and sell at tie lowest prices possible
and All work sold, that is new, warranted
Ia lh-9m MICAJAU ANQUM
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a FBEtK or NArUaE-A lady in B,ackf,rd conn.
~, recently gave birth TO child only seven weeks
alter previous confinement. The second child
Was sisi, ANA was born on the 1st day of August
Ihey ata tae children of Aaron !!ess an Old resi-
deaf Il iilac!sfurd. Both are living and the
III Jther Is doing as well as could be expected She
attoudrd TO her daily household duties between the
birtns.-LIfJyet'a (i,li) On.
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DRUos, MBDIcINDs. 60
n FRESH AND RELIABLE MEDI.

~ FhE6H AND. NEIIABIE MEDT
NJ CINES.-MEADE 4 BAKER. prse.s,sg r..
- misfs and pharrnaceutists Iss r. w. earn az
- Main and 10th strssts, Richmond Va. of5.r VI
Physiclans ann families complete and yariesIasar.
ment q PERFECTLY FsEsH Drugs, Medicines Chsai@s1
snd pharmaceutical Preparations; Ground and sls
9plcsss, SUITED aud puEE: Surgical Instrunents
shoulder Braces; Medicine Chssts: Medical sadS,.
Bags; Periumefy: Soaps; Brushes; Csnbs: c,gs,ss
smoking and Chewing Tobacco Of the bost 800
Pure and Old Brandy; Port Wine and the sest e..
don Porter, selected especially for inyalids
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DOGGETT & ANDERSON

UPU0LSTkRERS AND PAPER HANGERS
Corner of Governor and franklin 5ts.)
TT AV Z received their Fall Stock of
IL French aud American paper Iaugings all 1ual-
ites; Floor ell Cloths, Curtain ools, Cornices and
Trimmings, indow Shades, ha;tings, ANA many
sold at moderate prices We also keep on hand and
make to order Feather Beds, Boosters and Pillows,
CURED Hair and Shuck Mattresses of the BEST quail
ity and si other work in our line executed by the
most petent woTkmen, with the strictest desire
to give satisfaction portion OF public patronage
is respectfully solicited. So 2s3nr
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SUSPENSION OF PUBLIsugRs-The New York diff.
Illustrated says:-"There is scarcely Publisher
who has escaped from the list Of iled or SUSPEND
ell! We may name, without discredit the follow
ing:-iiarper Brother, J. Ii. Cotton & Co.. H.
Cowpcrth"aite Co., John p, Jewett & Co. ]. s
kediieid, Philip j. Cozzens, Miller, Urton Co,
Richard Marsh. j. VI. Emerson & Co. Miller & Chr
It's Bangs, Brother Il Co., G.. ?. Putnam Co.
Sanaford swords, Ii. W. Derby It Co., Fowler
ellis, and others, who found it impossible to meet
their engagements during this unprecedented
panic, which go completely deranged the currency
throughout the whole country"
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$3.50 prizes amounting to 5000
Whole Tickets $40; Halves s.; Quarters 50 30.
A ftE = I ~

Whole Tickets $40; Halves s.; Quarters 50 80.
PLAN or THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to 0G0, corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed separate
slips of paper, encrcled with small tin Tubes and
placed in enc Wheel
The first 4f2 prizes, similarly printedand encircled
are placed in another Wheel.
The wheels are then revoked, and number II
drawn froJa the wheel of numbers, and at the same
time a Prize is drawn from the ether wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out opened and exhibit
cd to the audience, and registered by the Commits
sioners, the Prize being placed against the number
drawn This operation is repeated until all the Prizes
are drawn ont.
APPROPRIATION PRIzEs-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
first Prizes viii be entitled to the g Approxna-
ton Prizes For example, Ii Ticket 40. II ,2J draws
the 800 40 Prize those Tickets numbered 2ts II 29
lI25l II ,252 viii each he entitled to SAM Ii Ticket
No. $50 draws the S2j0e Prize, those Tickets nrai-
bered DIS, 5i9 55, 552 will each be entitled to $500
and 50 on. according to the above scheme.
The 5000 prizes oi $50 will be determined by the
last figure 0fthe number that draws the stn0 prize.
For example; Ii the number drawing the S60I0N
prize ends with No l. then all the Tickets, whore the
number ends in l. will be entitled to 500 1.-THE mum
Der ends with No. then ell the Tickets, where the
number ends IN 2, will be entitled TO $50 and 30 on
ton.
Certificates packages will be sold at the following
rates which Is the risk:
Certificate off package ofl0 whole Tickets. Sc
Ia half
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RICHMOND, VA, Oct, !, 1857. " -'1' " !

CO-PARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned
~ having purchased the entire stock of Ready
Made Clothing. OF MERCHANT, WEISIGER Il co.
will conduct tue business under the style OF DARRA.
CYTr HARRIS ~ CO, and hope by diligence and
FAIR dealing, to merit the continuance of the patron
age SO literally bestowed on their predecessors.
DARitACUTF, HARRIS d co.
CHARLES Il. DAREACoTT,
b. 81. HARRIS,
E0BT. DihPACDTT.
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TN times like these, tits wise 10 save,
l. When cash IL scarce, when Brokers' shave
On good Virginia money.
Therefore to SCHAAF'S store You should go,
When few notes you'ye got to show,
He takes all, (ain't it funnyO
And gives yon bargains in their place
Of China. Glassware. Clock or Vase,
OF Looking glass or Tea-tray.
Who ever wants cheap geods 70 and
In fancy goods of any kind,
Call at SCHAAP store, SO we say.
oc 3-dm Corner Broad and 81 streets
MADAME DUVAbL, ASTR0L0GER
IsI AND PHREN0LOGISr also the LADIE S' 30
TANICAL PHYSICIAN, is now i'll Richmond, and
has taken rooms over the Grocery corner OF 18th and
Main streets, on the same floor with DIR. Rust, ad
joining DR.. Taylors ofice-tKoo No. ~ Ladies
and gentlemen wishing to consult her in the above
science, have now opportunity. Ladies will find
Madame DUvALL safe and confidential adviser. Her
medical compounds are made from Herbs, gathered
under the strong influence Of the Planets which
rule them. &C lime
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IN ACCIDENT CAusEs Y THE DIscH \ z OF A G;ry.
On Friday last. Mr.. DOGGY, of Norfolk county.
being on his way to Norfolk in cart with his wife,
driving along in front Of buggy, some one in
close proximity to him discharged gun, when his
horse took fright ran off and came in contact with
tile buggy which was broken up. The cart was
upset, iat, falling on Mr.. Doxey injured him very
much. The lady received no injury.
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PaEAcI!SG AND PRAcTIc1.-A worthy clergyman
oil Nsw lofk, following the practice of his minis
teri"i brethren. recently preached very earnest
discourse on the hard times. enforcing the DUTY of
Tetrehchnent and economy. Immei ateIy after
church the congregation took him at his word by
holding a msei ng, at which his salary was cut
down iiom 81 coo 10 5000
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= GATHRIGHT, formerly on 10Th

1' street, has taken one Of the new tenements
iust erected on Goyernor street, be tween Nam and
Franssn where he will be pleased to see his friends
&9d all Others who may desire 10 purchase FfIRNT-
TUkE assuring them that he will sell goods for "a
cheaper than they can be bought elsewhere Ills
stock ~ much larger and great deal better thai Il
ever mas been consisting Of all articles usually kept
N TT nture store together with large assortment
q LEATHER BEDS, HOLSTERS, PILLOWS and
MAffEEssEs also BED COVERING Persons in
advantage to giYe call before purchasing el.e-
where, -
ne 2S--3m T. a. ArtspYou,r
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- III MAIN STREET.

o. u. TAYLOR has now on hand n a.
NJ large and varied assortment ~ CiiiNs
GLASS and EARTHENWARE, embracing almost
every variety Of article in his line of business Also
IVEhS; britannia COFFEE and TEA P0TS Urns
ralhtrn Toilet Sets, LAMPS, CASDELABRAs-
New York prices. All of which M 4 warranted h,
SAYING he can sell as low any house in the city
10 country merchants he IL prepared 10 offer a hus
assortment % goods suitable to their trade and il de-
teriainGd not to be uadersoid by any other house A
call with view 20 examination Of his stock aud
prices, is respectfully solicited 90 l2-?In
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CLOTHING.
z. s. McELR0Y

Ia Z. s. MCELROY,
IA AER CHANT ramon.
vs. NO. 2 BALLARD HOUSE,
-~-lA Has on hand good assortment of CLOTHS
CASSIAERES, YESTlNGS, &c, which he is pre-
pared to make up in fashionable style, on G0op
TERMS, and at short notice. in connection with th-
above, he has made arrangements with the well
known house of Nm. 7 Jennings K Co one Of tb..
most fashionable establishments in Broadway New
York 70 supply him with superior Clothing and has
now on hand an assortment of all STYLES from me
tToduced as they came out "
Au assortment OF HENTLEH EMS FURNISHING
6OODs viii be kept constantly on hand
&C dim Il. =. McELROY
TO THE VISITORS OF TIE STATE
AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-FAIR COMPFFI
lloM A J EW EL.-Sj0lG0 IN STDCK.-WM IRA
Smith Fashionable Clother-uaving recently en-
iarged and improved my sales ROOM at ia Nqii AZ
and this Fall laid in yery superior stock of Cioo!s
both rs 10 STYLE, QUALITY. and WORKMANSHIP
would aSkof the patrUnlXinR public To can aud eya.
mine my assortment of ~
READYMADR CLOTHING.
For Men and Boys wear. Thankful for mast favors
would say that no effort my part shall be want,
ing TO give entire satisfaction.
My stock ID laid i'll for the RETAIL TRADE only
and embraces oil kinds of GARM ENrS and FTr
NiSHlNG ARTICLES, usually kent in A CIofbjno
house comprising all the
LATEST STYLES.
~ 10 cut pattern and fabric and made by the host
workmcn. My object Is 10 sell a good artirIe a. a
lar price, ana VIII Cffsr them at such prices as will
SUIT TIE TIMES
word 10 the wise is sufficient Call and exar,inc
WI IRA SMITH.
" - ia Main st
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90 SOMETHING EXTRA, FU 4

- SUBMITTING EXTRA, . 4
~ GENTLEMEN.-We have lust received
superior lot of Gents iiGe French Cali skin Caters
made to our order, i'll the most superior style The
fit beautifully and the best Caters Tor THAT
can be founl; ans will sell them FOR S less than
the French GaiterB sold for. and We vii! warraut
them to wear as long. We have sold great many Of
them and they have been pronounced TO be the best
Garter shoe that they have worn. Ne shall
keep good stock o; them on hand, and We invite nj
ia want OF fine Cater that viii Mt beautifully aud
wear we'll, to call aud sse them. We shall have
some e them made double Soles, for winter.
PIFNEy 4 " ATT
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Mss HaSxea tbs ScrLFToRsss.-Nisst Iosmer, who
let; on the Vanderbilt for Europe, last Saturday,
ana Esmillariy known as the - Yankee Sculpto-
rcss" il remarkable for possessing n strong. indie
rap lent and masculine mind. Besides the many
works she has executed, her ''Cenci" stands for
fnn.t: aud those who are familiar with the fearful
history Of the tragedy, upon which Shelley has
written one Of his grandest poems can see that
name other than strongly marked intellect could
grasp the expression Of agony through which the
poor girl pa ssed. The y. y. Herald says Miss
Ii conception Of this statue is acknowledged TO be
true aud absorbing. while in finish the work has
been pronounced exquisitoiy chaste and perfect.
The lady WAS, in her youth tshe is now about -
yesrs oi aSc) remarkable for her bOyIsh predi!ec-
tions. Sha used TO climb up trees after birds
nests, drive about the country in male attire. &c
When Mrs. kemble was reading ia Boston some
wears ago. Miss Hosmer was accustomed to come in
IF m Matertogn in the evening alone, aud walk IN
f9Em the Fitchburg STATEN unattended, but armt d
with a isrocious looking pistol, in order to make
the lords OF creation keep civil tongue in their
heads aud preserve her from unbecoming annoy
ance.
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THE UNDERSIGNED, having sold their entire
stock of Reaiy-Nade ClCahing and Furnishing Goods
to Messrs. DAREACOTIs HARRIS & co, confident
j. recommend that house TO their old patrons aud
solicit Tor them continuance of that pa:rspage 30
long and liberally bestowed onus
&C IA MERCHANT. WEISIGER Il CO
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T IFE INSURANCE--Tba snhscr;har


| IFE lNSURANCE.--The subscriber
~ has been appohted General A. gent for Virginia
Of the UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE CUM-
PANY: located In the city Of New York and ia ready
to receive applications. ~'
The Company is one of the safest and best in tia
Union: having an accumulated capital al sion Ggo
ana with the principle OF MUTUAL IS5tR ANCg incoru
rated in its charter. persons may participate in the
pronts of all the business toithot incsYl,iag og,
p'lEoHdi b06iltg, and when desired the sums Will b.,
paid al nc ePdef any n,lnbcr Of ycarS thus combn
ing the advantages Of SfeiRgs Bank and Life In
snrance. Premiums payable annuaIl or semiAnnu-
ally, or quarterly, and rates moderate
II 1t a man dnty TO provide bread for his family
while In life il is TO less has duty provide agains;
their becoming penniless in the event Of MS death
Every business man iusEFes his property against
FRS, -should no not make some provision for his
family If DEATH SHOULD take him from them? The
fire probably viii not happen during the coming 81
yeaTs-his death probably VIII.
The subscriber has books and papers irpparting in
formation upon the subject Of Life insurance Which
he viii loan to ell who DESTROYS OF information
In or,ier to let the public see what We have been
DONG, tue annexed statement will afford some owl
dsnce
BUSINESS DONE III THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES:
From the Comptroller's Report for Is I
kew Policies fSgued
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3 VOEGELE 4 WEIDEMEYER

"a No % Main St, Richmond, Va.
Ns,9 IL Having concluded 10 remain il Rich.
szssszsSSS mond, would lie pleased t. see my
oil customers at the above place, where they viii
liE, good assortment Of Watches both Hunter ami
Open Dial, of English and German makers fine jew
eiry, in sets and otherwise; Ladies' Neck Chains;
Chatelains; Gold Lockcts; BrcRstpins; Ear Rings;
Finger Rings and every other article in tho Jewery
Ene Also, Silver Ware of every description.
CHA2. l.. FOEGELE.
Particular attention paid to the Repairing Of fine
Watches and Jewelry au 6--ts