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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-10

trprsI OF ct NlIRititihs on Ms
49,, Sr.rls CotN.--last night aud ths
.,.ipo. SAWS the rhllrdel phia Bulletin Of
e.. llth, several persons we're arrested on
change Of making and issuing spurious
aud quarter dollars audicn srnt pieces
II. principal, aud a member OF the gang
....srI at a restaurant last evening aud
.t,rsd one Of the bogus pieces III pay s
..ffar SOME refreshments which they had
..,u,d The two were followed aud Ia.
-. r;o custody. ou lbelf persons besides
money, WAS found considerable
..au,y ct bopu. The prisoners "ete
.-d up at once about | O'clock tb''
a,pg the material used IL making the
,e. coin wa, discovered At house IL the
aUecst part OF ihr city, and another ar
.,.us. made A,thc present tune We TORS
"a making public ANY iu'iher details
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-10

r,,,,>c rmr Boprrs OF Dnowrx
.,o>s The iollowii & extract OF let "
rom iierkimer county, New York,
y" :, he worth publishing for practical puf'
poses A.. caiu,. mi. ho,. v,s
mod last week in our canal They
Ia ,be canal fired cannon over the wa
~ IN TO no purpose. 1hey did moi sue.
y" .,d in finding the body I'LL a young lady
bont recommended them to take n
" - Of bread, make a hole in it, put in
quicksilver and lastcn il in, and then
-, lnr bread on the water, and IT would
..,sptl il came TO the child. she said
". lad seen It operate with success. No
b,d an, faith, but they tried it, and
~. the bread ilostcd ~, rods, aud then
med \ boat cam, long aud drove
,sm its place, hu, as coon ne the boat
...ed i, returned to the came spot aud
took a hook aud louGd the child in
~ mace. tie had been in the canal two
say.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-10
PLANTERS Hotel,

NHi4saa Corner ~ ne fpti.c SqHare,
Marshall I,las,
g. THE undersigned having recently
III. become proprietor Of thi, Hotel re-
ETA specially Informs h- friends and the
puha, generally, uld be prepared to accom-
moiate al "a ho mas favor him wish their pat
tonaee The house has been thoroughly rem
oVatcd, And a larse portion Of the furniture
been ueNb furnished Ills table aill be 50
Wei Supplied that Of any house in Eastern
IrNas and h., charges moderate.
1hc stage ollice for al Of the stage lines
running a. ans FROM Marshall, are kept at this
iou-e.
II l.. BERRY, Proprietor.
Doe -, 1856. ~
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New Advcrtis cmonts.
NOTICE.

|lp men Of small amoIni ct 'ap''' ana
especially those engaged. " wishing 1"
N-c 10 the IanwnE business.
fire. undersigned L. sole agent OF Nahur'
Prrfree faicuttcc, of a new mode Tor
.ahne hides.
iH- process consists 1T. IN iho preparation
i.r Ht,s for which q p ii'nt u'd on
H.'' ia ln'v. 1896 "ud -d.'n the manner
Yong Che Oofe when ihc iadc~ arr mus
ni Patented October lith 1886 The
- manufacturing h'8c- into leather
iuWc..t required 10y the o't process,
ga TO- twelve months rNU hF ihis mode
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-10

FRAN l. u l. 7 II,
bED~ 10 iafaFm the citizens 81 Marshall
- AND p,, sahofbacd that be- ]. prepared 90
make House aud Nf'ier Furniture Vt all Ahd,,
10 order \ >teck ALWAYS Kept on hand
Repairing, cleaning and vanishing neatly
executed. aud an orders promptly attended TO
r.h,u,rt lGthlssE No 20 ly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-10
NINN NAN'II.l..
F'Ol Nj.

~ the Shreveport road, on Tha~dsv eve,
| ing. the a0lh in>l., just below Msj Grayes's
A IIUTH CLOAK. Tie owner can get Il
by ealias 90 the subscriber, and paying for
lhis adsefi,emea.
GEO. II CkEH.
Nav. ~ III
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-10

|nH\ MELVILLE RAR4Er, Attorney at
L0w, Marshall, Texas
aIcr on the east side Of public square IN
looms formerly occupied by Col W =.
la 30. 81 No-2o-ly
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Also. on Hand.
Also,

Painted aud cedar tubs, buckets and kcel'rS
together viii, general assortment ct House
furnishing goods, To which tie attention "l
purchasers 9. respectfully invited.
Il. J. .llpE.
Oct II 1856 u'~u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-07

Ccnghf in tie Ice john Smith, an old NEW
man, was caught Ia the drift lee ia the river yess
terday afternoon, and came nigh losing M lifs
ne bad g,ne out IN q boat 10 catch dfifs weed. Or
secure another boat when his little craft became
damned 10 the floating Ice. and was borne down
=. Ne stream opposte Coles barrel factory. when
Isis samuel Temple and William Gettipfs.
sss,ns as situation, procured . small boat, and
~ .s y .ong on the ice, TIL getting near enough
~ .u.o~ MN rope, which be readily SEIZED ard
was arAwn ashore by The large crowd tr1sf hsd
satnered along the banks 10 witnts, his periIors
nleakHg UP-The warm weather for seyersl
Gays rast, aided by the vast amonut of melfed
snow' mas caused a breaking up Of the ice sbova
i,'e Ians, ana produced = sudden rise In ,ha river
az iaie aour yesterday afternoon, the lee had
orohen up peiow Mayo's bridge, aud drjffed dovr,
iarge proportion of it floating beyond RceL Ls.,s
apd again lodging From present iudiea,ion.
navigation will be open in the course of f.|
days at farthess. " ie"
Concert for the Poor The Amateur Vocal c,rh
and Instruments, Club combined VIII We learr
give concert for the benefit OF the poor NJ Ma
tFopoitan Han Tuesday night aext Gems from
several OF the most popular operas besides some
very pretty music, composed by members Of the
instrumental Club, will form 3 part Of the pro.
gramme and should not fail to fiil the house in.
oependeat of benevolent considerations.
Hon. A III. Ss.phens Of Georgis, passed tbrouph
tais city Wednesday afternoon, en- route for his
home ia Georgia
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A uGIIoN AND CuMMissIUN BU-I

4 tCIloS AND CUmMtssIUN BU~I
IA NESs.-The subscriber r. spectfuly informs HI.
trends AND the public generally that he has taken
ete old stand OF GeIst Lisbergcr, recently occu.
pt'n ~ n n Lipscqmo on haln street In the town
contlgnment for sale either publicly privately all
alnds Of Country Ploduce, and all articles of Goods
Wares and Merchandise, Groceries kc., and make
the usua advances on Condiments
tie will as heretofore, attend to the sales of To.
eacco and any other article of property to be sold
publicly, either in Dsnvie or the surrounding
try he ti4Iters himself th at al experience of ever
hfteen ears will warrant him in promising entire
sshsfaetion 10 all who msy favor him with their pa
BEnr JONEs, formerly of the house Of Jshn
son he Il itters himself THAI the Requirements
Of all his frenos wib be fully met
tie refsrs to Messrs. stokes Riyeg David r. viii.
liains, Samuel Ayres aud Jsmes A. Cowardin Of
Ricbmopd. and 10 ali the merchants manufacturers
and business men generally, in psnviile
ia 10 ts THOS D. NEAL
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DICtihUNU iitUN A nD ~TEEI
IA MiLEES ENlT QE ST ON A

pIChh.DND It N AM STEEL.
II WORKS, FOOT OF 9TH ST, ON JAMES
RlVER.-Ths undersigned returns bis thank. to his
friends and customers for their past patronage and
would respect fully inform hem and the pu bc gen
orally that he 10 sill manufactuing and eepa con-
stantiy on hand, a full assortment Bar Band Hoop,
Scroll and Rod Iron, Of ali siz.s.
Also Coach and Buggy Tiers, Steel and Iron
Ovals and Half Rounds, all sizes
Lightning RODS, Round and Square,
Cut to ienKtnB and fitted with BurIs
FloR stesl, sll sizss tor Railroads
T.pefed Iron, all sizes, for Tobacco Mills
All made FROM the best selected Scrap Iron
JslS-lmF JAS. HUNTER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-07

DESTINY DEMONSTRATED MA.
~ DAME MOLLEN respectfully informs the La-
dies and Gentlemen of Richmond and vicinity, that
she will give information all ths affairs elatiny to
life such as Heaitn Wealth, Love, Marriage, Jour
Deys, Law Suits Difficulties in Business Absent
Friends, sickness and Deah and in respect to all
other subjects beth past, present and future and all
concerns of life. T-rms-Ror Ladies rs cents Cen
tlemen 50 cents. each. Apply al No IA, (which ia
over the door Tsylors alley: between nth and 18th
and Main AID Gary streets, Richmond, Va.
ja t3-d 'ms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-07

CASE OF CONSCIENCE Last week the President
Of the Georgia Railroad and Banking company,
received by Adams Express from an unknown
person, g 0el, which an accompanying latter said
had been defranded from the company years be,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-07

D. F. Slaughter, Esq, Of Culpeper county, Va,
has dispossd OF his fArm "Braodywine," near
Niteheis station, 70 Dr.. Logan Brandt, Of Mary
iaad, for A25 per acre. IS
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, " WHOLESALE ARRESTS 1t is stated that II Of
tne employees of the Central Ohio railroad have
oeen arrested on the charge Of robbing the COM
fer stolen property
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-07

THE SUGAR CANE EXPEDITION letter dated
November 81, 1856, has been received by the Seq
retary of the Navy. from the commanding officer
of the expedition which was sent to South Ameri-
CO fev months ago for the purpose of procuring
supply OF sugar cane cuttings for the use of our
own citizens Ia Louisiana and other places where
the cane II new cultivated. The expedition had
then reached Georgetowp, DemArara, after pros
pcrous voyage, and the objects of the expedition
were likely TO be speedily attained
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-07

ARTIFICIAL MILK-It is now manufactured
quite extensvely in France from bones It is
made by putting q certain weight of bones with q
little meat with six times the weight of water, In
Papins digester. Being sealed Theoretically and
raising the heat to l40 deg f., in 40 minutes from
. astop'cock . white liquid comes out. 1t ia nutri-
iious, being kind of broth, but has really none of
the chemical properties Of milk -Medical World
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-07

IAN ILL WIND. sc --The Boston Herald men
fions N one of the incidents of the late snow storm
fnat milkman got blinded with the blowing snow,
ana faiiipg 20 fiad the village pump, drove into
Ia prn with acveral eana Of pure milk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-07

D DUARDlnG--a airs. CARY. having con:
ID cluded TO remain in ihs house corner of 9th and
lilies with BOARn che has now vscsnt several
pleasant rooms with large closets stsached fe o-3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-07

DEATH or DR. URE.-This distinguished and
venerable man of sience died the I'd instant, In
London, At the age OF eighty nine yeas He is
well known by his writings In the United States,
especially by his Dictionary of Arta. Science and
Mining, which has no equal In any language.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-07

DR. A. Floyd was shot by Thomas Olive near
columbus. Georgia, on Saturday last, and ii vas
thought that he could not survive the wound. Do.
mestic difficulties caused the affray
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nv las. A. COwARDIN.
BUSINESS CARDS.

\. M0NTAGUE, SIGN AND ORNA.
mrNraL FAINTER, Bank Street, corner Of
iSh richmond, virslns, continues to execute al
hind. t n he line n shs sAs ss ps,,ss
hsn ". III who sre in want of SIGNS, will find IL
,e Ri, ir,ercst 10 call on him.
country Merchants who wa:a to procure are, ssa. can
haSe - "a foYw arded to any part of Virginia OF
Eorth Carolina At short notice. cali solicited.
Iar
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YAAxDING,

DOAE MRS BURTON, corner Of
ID 5th and v, ank lin streets, hiss seversi ACAkT
ROOMS, which she would like TO have filled with
families Two of the rooms arc large and contiguous
TO each other. Fsmilies wishing 20 obtain board
would do we'll to call and see the rooms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-07

MURDER TRIAL-rae trial of l. worre,I f,r
the murder of Gordon was progressing at last &C.
commits at Union. in Franklin county, Me. The
defence set up is insanity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-07

PLATE GLAss.-From January TO November
las: the value of plate glass exported article
of British manufacture, was 357,13l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-07

DELL d GIRsUN,
ID HOUSE BUILDERS,
MAIN sETwEEN 9TH AND 9TH STREETS,
Are nov prepared TO furnish DOOR-BASE, ARCHI.
TRAVE and CORNICE MOULDINGs Of any pat
tern; Door AUD Window grsmes; Saah, Blinds and
Doors as promptly and on accommodating terms
ss sny kou,e in the city.
r. Orders from the country will meet with such
attention ss will ensure the snsfaetion OF those who
may patronize
WILLIAM @ BELL. WILLIAM T. GIBSON.
sI6-d&cims
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NufIC E.--Ay wife Martha A. Lewis
" has Ief' my bed and board, without just csuse
or provocstion on my part; therefore, do forwarn
all persons against receiving her into their houses or
slVDs her credit for any thing my account for any
sum or amount whatsoever.
ia lS- 6ur JOHN LEWIS
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Policeman John II. Brooks and Constable John
s. Thomson. Of Portsmouth, charged with larceny
of pocket book contain log money, the property
OF Timothy White, OF Norfolk county, Va, have
been acquitted. -
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MILITIA The Militia In the State OF virginia
numbsred In the year 1854. l2553I men. The
whole number Of Militia 10 the United States Il
2,7I6 094-exclusive Of Iowa, and the NorthlWest
ern territories. The returns are not complete and
the above number u below the mark.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-07

THE BIRDs-A bill has been introduced into
the New York Senate. which provides that Ii shall
not be lawful for any person to xiii destroy up
on any land not owned by himself any of the fol-
lcwirg description of birds: The robin, or red
breas., blue bird, sw allow martin, or swift, night
or mosquito hawk, woodpecker, cat-bird, high
tailed thrush or brown thrasher, mourning dove,
meadow lark or marsh quail, summer red bird,
hanging bird, spider bird or wax bird, ground rob
ip, bobolnk or rice bird and sparrow-under a
penaity of SO
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The Troubles of Trairs

A Paris correspondent of the New York Journal
of Commerce, writing about the Fashions, make rs
alusion 10 the difficulties CT the ladies in backing
with trains a. the Court reception. Under date
January 18th, he says:
"On the second of January, large evening re-
ception took place at the Palace of the Tuileries.
The presentation of the foreign ladies and gente-
men had been on the Sunday morning proceeding,
when 81 Americans were received by their Maies-
Ties; the ladies in rich carriage costumes, and the
gentlemen in the ordinary court costume, embroid
cred coat, sword, and cooked hat
"At the evening reception the train forms ne
eessary part OF The toilette. Amusing accounts
are given ofthe awkwardness and embarrassment
of the unfortunate ladies who passed b. fore the
Emperor and Empress owing to the difficulty of
walking, curtsying, aud backing from the royal
presence (whilst the attention OF the whole court
is directed to you) without entangling the feet in
the train. Many of the ladies became so embar-
rassed in the heavy folds of the novel garment,
that they nearly fell, causing great merriment to
their more fortunate compaLions in distress who
had preceded them, through the ordeal, without
accident.
Under the old regime. one of the adiesof Honor
of the Queen gave lessons in the difficult art OF
managing gracefully the Manteam de Comr; many
rehearsals were necessary before the ds5ntantes
ventured into the presence of the Roy al circle"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-07

fEFlrEn LA KID, IN smal DuckaEcs. |.
we shsh be rthaing to-day s1sil lot OF suye.
Iief Lear LAID. Persons wanting the srtieIe viii
send their vessels 70 contain Ii esty this
leg WILLfAMN & BRflTH ER
~ Dsslsn viii be upplisd at lowest whol. sale
prices fs6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-07

HEAP DRY GOODS. Families wish
~ ias to supply themselves with Domestic Dry
ooods a. Reasonable prices will tad It to
ssse To give us call Our stock being large and
"lhsr ooods. Bargains therefore will be Sold espe.
eeisHy In the following Goods Blesched and I'm
"1eaehso sblrtings and bheeunes, Linens. Table
inss, rrints Alpaceas, BON bszines, Merinos, Nous
nnes s Hosiery Gosds. Curtain Musiins, 1000 pieces
w nite Goods, consisting Of Cambrics. Jaconetts,
uslins.
eafi from the purchasing community 10 respest.
'ans solicited }. MiLLhISER L BRO,
eS 1873 Broad strS At
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-07

WHITE g. hIAhiE, Attorneys at Law,
w RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, attend the Courts
of Richmond City, tie counties of Henrico. Hang
yer, Caroline, Chestertield end Gooch aud; and the
Distriat Ceurt Of Appeals st Frederickshurg.
LAWRENCE s MARYE s Notary Public and
Commissioner Of the United States Court Of Claims
Oiice over +. B. Spence's, corner of Governor snd
Asin streets.
CHAsTAI& WHITE will have an Office at Ash
land, Hanover conuty. is l9-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-07

~ ce we'd farther supply of Martins fno GUI-
TAR MUSIC STORE nn Governor st.
ShLT AND PLASTER..-The VIr9fnin
~ and Iennas'ee Railroad 10 finished to Ssltville
I Sne aui now prepared to furnish SALT and PLAS
TER TO customers in sacks or barrels upon the most
accommodating terms, and upon the shortest notice
hy Agents along the line Of the Road will receive
oues lor eltner Article In any quantity customers
may ceslre The attention of farmers 10 particulsrly
invited 10 the Virginia article, and feel assured that
S OF either or boih articles will result In its ex-
G'usNs use ANY o1ders addressed to edr C. r.
LilCHFiELD, my agent In Lynchburg win meet
with promp. attention
All articles OF my brand warranted pure
THOS. L. PRESTON
Se s---@rn~ Ssltviile, Washington county Va
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~ Advertisements Published un.il sbrbss wiy, A.
charged 50 cents per SQUARE Of Ten tnee f - -
inssrtian- and IS cents for sseh eonsirnsnce
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-07

nAD CnAE.-.Uraers tor tbts exc client
tasi Tor Furnaces and all kinds Of close Stoves
pr. mptly executed.
JNO. j. WERTH Agent,
Sorner 10th ct. aud Bssin. and 9Th and Byrd 1t.
I lNE nf rHE bEsf CssUl3H hEMR.
r.. DiEs-hieherdson's Wild Cherry and Blood
J. RIcUARDSON
A.. Corner 18th and Cary streets,
L. Sim ~
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The receipts of cotton at New Orleans last week
reached 26 600 bales, and the sales amounted TO
65 SO bales. - ~ ~
Hon. Edward Everett is to deliver his lecture on
Washington before the Boston Library Association
on the night oil the 23d inst.
The Legislature of Rhode Island has determined
to charter no more banks
The Governor General of Canada has issued bis
proclamation summonlng the Legislature to meet
in Toronto the Goth of Fe bruary. m
The total amount of banking capital In the city :,
of New York. is $50 263 600. The whole number
of banks is Sc
The Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of
the State of Naw York il in session at Albany.
The post Office at Toledo, Ohio was destroyed
by fire, with its entire contents, Friday hight,
Both ult. s,-s...tr
Donald Mckay. of Boston, will soon be out Of
chancery, many of bis creditors having agreed to
take Is cents in the dollar ard let tho great ship
builder resume business es -
H. T. Noble arrived in Dixon Mime sofa, on the,
18th ult sfter sleigh tide of eight hundred lies
to 81. Paul's and back.
Tom Paine S anniversary. says the Wheeling
Argus, was celebrated on Thursday night at the
Melodeos Hail. by theatrical performance, con-
cert and ball .7f
An OK weighing 1000 pounds passed through,
Springfield Mass, on Monday. sul.-s-
DIR. A. Baldwin has been elected President of
| the Bank of the Valley at Winchester, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-07

( THE BOUNDARY BETWEEN THE U. STATES AND
MEXICO "A few days since we published an arsi.
Gle from Texas paper, suggesting the difficulties
which might arise from the shifting of the current
Of the Rio Grande The following extract frc m
the report OF the Secretary of the Interior, Hon.
McClelland, shows that this peculiarly of til
liver. forming the boundary, was not unknown to
the commissioners, and that they made provisions
for T.
All the monuments, agreed upon by the Joint
commission, have been erected, and the line il
marked from the gulf of Mexico, TO the Pacific,
aud the United States is IN possession of the terri,
tory.
A considerable portion Of the boundaey is form
ed by the Rio Bravo or Rio Grande, and In the
settled portion of the valleys, which are best
adapted 20 agriculture, the bed of the river some
times changes and transfers considerable portions
oi land, from one side TO the other.
The commissioners concluded, and Il is thought
with correctness, that, except in the of grad
uai accretions on or the other bank of the
river the boundary would remain where the river
fixed it, at the time of the survey, and As shown
In the maps, notwithstanding actual changes in
the course Of the river. A case of this kind is
threatened in the valley of Ell Paso, and anxious
inquiries have been made on the subject. The par
ties making the inquiries have been referred the
printed maps, ana informed that any change in
the river, detaching solid masses of land, does not
change the jurisdiction.
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r. SsEgS. y. '" HoBsoN
CREEN & HOBaON,
u PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Richmond Va.
JOHN BOOKER SALESMAN.
~ Office on Gary street, between 18th and 18th
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> kWis n. WEbB d CO., GRNhkAII
IL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, offer their ser
vices for the sale ara purchase OF Flour, Wheat
Corn. Tobacco. 10. se s--sm
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D. B. EsI0GTsaD, n. TissLEf PATTI,
FRASKI.tH MATHEWS.
& CO., General Commis.
Pirhrnnnd- Y Va.
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~~@~->~,
Sk kOR
reasoneele
nfustea on
. streets OF
rood order.
n,s ne Tiers
The kitch.
r. 10 also on
session can
IL, N. n.
Hon sheriff
ia Sta
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8. w. HILLaAE. J. .. HILLMAH.
~ W.HILLmAN e. CO., so Frout street
VI. Ssw YoRK, Agents for the sale of VIRGINIA
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
Liberal advances on conn gnments. 80 T-6nl$
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MIN r. SOLOMON Wholesale denter
j in Brooms, Wood and Willow Ware, Mats of all
descriptions, Refdgerstors, Rope, Cordase, Yankee
Sn,;nns aa sc 2iS Washington street, between
Vesry snd Barclay, New York, will execute orders
froln Richmsnd On the most favorable terms.
20 2S-sm
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T x.sros, ARMisTEAD,
ust. of FsrmviIle} (Late Of Cumberland CO., }
JOSEPH BLANroN
(Of Cumberland COUNTY,
MORTON, ARMiSTkAO sc CO., Com.
WI MISSION MERcRAsrs. opposite Snockoe Ware.
house Richmond Va, will give special attention to
the sale Of sI kinds of PRODUCE, and to any other
business entrusted to them.
sw LIBERAL ADVANCES made on Produce, either
In cash or Huano. de l9-d&c c6m
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