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nor SALE.-A FARM of about l00 acres in
Il Montgomery county, Nd, ten miles from Wash
ingt3n, ON the ColesvI lie road improved with good
Brick Dwelling, log barn and stable, line orchard
of choice fruit. a part set with clover and the
whole well fenced. bargain may, he obtained If
early applied for or would change for city proper
ty. Ii. N. LANSDALE Agent
No; So Nj street, or through the City Post Offce.
je 2lm
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CRIMINAL COURr.-After our report closed
yesterday, the Court sat until three O'Clock for
the grand jury to return; when that body came
IN they were discharged until to-day at ~ m
The petit jury were informed that there would
be nothing for them TO do before Saturday; thev
were accordingly discharged until that day at 10
O'Clock a. m The court then adjourned until II
O'Clock IN, to day.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.


NOR RENT-A new FRAME HOUSE. near Nh
l. Navy Yard Bridge, containing four rooms Will
be rented low 10 n good tenant. Apply ut JOHN
oMEARE : VARIETY Store, No. 56e Penn. avenue,
between I'd and Sd streets. jy II 2lF
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-F For
"A sale A FARM of as acres. III Culpeper COun-
w. Virginia, one mile from Mtchel's Station on the
Alexandria and Orange Railroad. The soil IL Iratu-
rail- excellent, and may economically and easily he
improved, so that IT will produce as fine crops as
are grown anywhere In the United States lis acres
IN heavy timber, much 81 il suitable for ship timber
for which there are mar kes he reached 10y means
OF the rail road also large quantity of cord wood
that may be sold 10 the Railroad CoNpany AT remu-
neratIve prices. The buildings all on hill and
with small repairs may he made comfortable for the
residence OF family The place is well watered,
and embraces every desirable convenience. AS one
Of the joint owners Of this Farm now resides I'm the
West, and is determined sell II, il will he sold
great bargaln on very accommodating terms.
Persons disposed To purchase NAV INQUIRE for fur
Their particulars to w. ID. WALLACH, editor of
the STAR Washington City, who knows the prem
Uses. iv2-tI
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-A nicely
attached and three or four ROOMS Suitable for
SINGLE gentemen, may he had with BOAR ID, by ap-
plying at D1NERNOlS' RESTAURANT, Penn.
avenue. between Eth and 18th SIS in Ii q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-17

COAL! COAL" coAL"!
WHITE ASH, GRAY ASH
RED ASH, I.EHTGH II, and
ALL OTHER KINDS OF COIL
Any amount of fuel delivered at the shortest notice
Pine, Oak and Hickory WOOD fall supply.
Coal kept under cover,-2,241 lbs To the ton.
Il. 4 w. VI. GAIT,
n. w. corner 18th ans street, No. 81.
~ Ia 6t One square south OF Pa. avenue.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UNDERSTANDINGS
~ The undersigned has now on hand a. E5R 3
very good assortment of NJ vi r RSSNESS
CARRIAGES, BCGGlES, &c, to- which &SEe
ne very respectfully invites the public generally
Prices moderate. JNO. Z. DENNIS,
ap 2i-eoSm 9th ST., bet. La. ave. and st.
| HAVE JUST RECEIVED, direct from Paris
Il > eases OF NeIvet and Gold and White and Gold
PAPER HANUlNGS, of the latest and richest de-
Signs.
Those persons in want Of Paper hangngs would
do well Ia call and examine INV stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere, am confident that csn please
them both IN quality and IN price.
Paper put uP Ia the best manner. and ia all cases
guaranteed. JOHN ALEXANDER
jy 9-3taw3w
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BARRON a. SLOWER.

DROGRESS IN THE FINE ARTS.
Il PAINTING AND PHOToGRAPHY CoMBTNEn.
IL o 7 % II "A p HTC PORTR ATS
Ia OI Coiors, on Canvas,
MLNIAIIRE OR SIZE nF lIFR.
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FARM FOR SALE.-A FARM of 10 acres, with
u crop IN ground, situated about 10 miles from
washington, near the 7.h ST. II lank Read, about ~
acres OF which Is cleared and under cultivation.
Terms of sale One-hal Il cash balance in y ears
If not sold at private sale before Wednesday the
h of this month. (July will be sold ut public sale
on the premises, ON that day.
For iurtHer information enquire OF A. F. HI MES.
on the premises, or of G. N. HINES, Druggist TAi
Penn avenue. W ashIngton, ID. c. jy 9-eot20th
FOR RENT-One of those FRAME HOUSES
4 ON ID street, between l4th and 18th streets No
70: 10 good and PpnGtual tenant the rent will be
thorough repair. Enquire of c. Nj. KEYS, corner
ofEth and streets, No. $40 jy IS cost
ITO LET.-The upper portion of a HOUSE ON
Il the north side of Pennsylvania avenue, between
9th and 10th streets. IL has been occupied as fancy
store for several years by j. IL. Gibbs, Esq. Apply
To :. III. YOU Nc, at his coal yard, on 9th street,
between ID and f streets. jy I3-3tpod
DOR SALE.-A valuable three story BRICK
l. DWELLING, situated on 18th street west. be-
tween and ID streets. The house has recently I'M
dergone thorough repairs, and together with the adj
joining Back Building. contains twelve line sized
rooms with all the necessary improvements. The
location Is alike, central and healthy. For further
particulars enquire at No. 473 18th street.
jy 10 colin
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10 GOOD SECONDHAND PIANOS IN
Il q store, for sale or rent upon reasonable terms
at our great Piano Warerooms, 36, between 9th and
10th streets.
jy "a JOHN r. ELLIS.
V'HE LARGEST STOCK OF PIANOS Ale
Il lOdeOns, Music. Musical Instruments. and Mu-
steal Merchandise general III Washing ton City, is
at JOHN +. ELLIS'S.
iel6 No. S6 Pa. avonua bet. 9th and 10th sta.
I EONORA DORCO, by G. p. r. James price
IL 80 cents.
Dead Secret, by Wilkie Collins; price 50 cents.
Nothing New, by Miss MULCH do 50 do.
The Fortune of GencOTe, by Chas. Lever; price 50
cents.
War i'raIl, by Capt. Wayne Reid; price Sl.25
New York Ledger for July 18th price cents.
UaTper's Weekly for July 18th price cents.
All the Magazines ami Weekly Papers received rs
soon as published. Any Books or Papers Will lie
sent by mail, Tree OF postage, on receipt of price,
A good assortment of Thermometers on hand.
T.. X. EUNDY,
jy IA No. l28 Bridge ST.. Georgetown.
EDWIN GREEN,
AT his Large Estabi shment, No. 1870 Pennsy ivania
avenue, between nth and 18th streets, has al-n
way on hand large stock OF every description
Of CABINET FURNITURE, CHAIRS, M
and MATTRESSES, which he rs selling ut the \
lowest prices.
Repairing, Upholstering, and Vanishing promptly
executed.
Mahogany suitable for Hand rail for sale,
~ w INTEL, and Union.I
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MORE ABOUT DoGs-The Philadelphia Ledger.
In noticing the horrible death of person bit by
mad dog, pitches into the canine race after this
fashion
ring, we wonder that people will continue to
keep dogs. Can any one tell what earthly use
they are in city, except to howl and bar through
the hight, to the discomfort OF the sick and run
about all day, endangering everybOdy's life
Instead OF publishing recipes for the cure of nv
droPhobia, the most sensible course would be to
remove the cause Of disease. The best and the
surest remedy--One that is never known to fail
isto cut OIL every dogs tail close behind his ears
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-17

THE LARGEST STOCK OF PIANOS IN
i the city always on hand, at No SS Penn ave-
nue., between 9Th and 10th streets.
jyl4 JOHN F. ELLIS
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SLAVE LuSATIcs.-The Justices of the peace
are frequently puzzled to know what to do with
slave lunatics brought before them The usual
course has been TO send them to JAIL but the ius-
tees make the commitment reluctantly as the
citizens are not by this means permanently rid of
the annoyance. One or two OF those unfortunates
are at times very troublesome and one of the
justices suggests that il is high time for the adop-
ton Of some mode whereby these lunatics NAV
be prevented from going at large
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-17

IN SECOND HAND PIANOS, RANGINGIN
tU prIce from Sl8 Ia SIS. Just received x~-e@zz
from Baltimore. They are very good. FV>yT
Also, 10 beautiful new III IA NOS an store' W
Recently received from Boston.
Highest price gwen for Old Pianos exchange for
new,
Remember our number rs SO. near 10th street, he
tween 9th and 10th. JOHN. L. ELLIS.
je y
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WANTS..

WANTED.-A BOY, about II or I6 years of age,
W to ass list III Dining Room. Good wages
gwen: Apply at D'IVERNOI RESTAURANT,
Penna avenue between nth and 18th streets.
iy list
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I000 COPIES OF RoSALlE, THE PRA-
tUUU RE Flower, the most beautiful song ever
published. Also, Daring Nelly Gray, Music an the
Air and all the music of the day just received
at our Piano and Music Store, 80. between 9th and
18th streets. JOHN r. ELLIS.
-
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MR. CHARLES ScHUssLER has put an omnibus
on Seventh stree north, and now what benevolent
individual and good fellow will put one ON
Seventh street south, from Centre Market to the
Potomac, good many folks who have to foot
IL through the hot sun down that way pause Tor
a rely"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-17

WANTED-A YOUNG WOMAN TO TAKE
w charge of an Infant and make herself generally
useful She must be experienced In the care of chf-
dren. Apply at $50 Mass avenue near the corner of
lZtn street. iy i6-4t*
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The ALMOST Dual. EXLieut. Dulany, OF
Virginia, we hear, in interfering on the night
before last to prevent the contemplated duel men,
toned In Yesterdays STAR acted not as the friend
OF either gentleman Involved, bu. simply as an
old acquaintance Of both
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-26

A aisna,rh from Philadelphia, Thursday, says:
.r0I.n 49, ,een mors mercantile suspensions
h.ra to,tay The parties fasseil 20, Murphy
see, and Levy 4 Co.--al large houses
I'll. philadelphia money market is in the Same t.
,ri.h condition that it has been for fortnight
TIL. Ledger noticing the failure OF several very con
siderable honscs there this week, says:
"a good deal OF excitement among business men
MAS the consequence. The actual occurrences OF tho
times are enough % this but these are greatly
aggravated by the idle reports OF gossips ono start
aud rep ss reports OF faiiurss having foundation
Whatever la truth. How much such false reports
alluded 90, we have means of knowing but we
know il nen will resolve 10 speak only OF thar whctl
they know, the first step towards better con1i'oh
of affairs will be taken
In reg .rd ;oreports relative to the hankSoi that
city. the same paper says:
We are assnrsi that & Nd un ferstandinx pre-
walls an bs IN ALL Al IN It the uttpSt commence
IL tx .re4>ai by tasm their shittT To MAINTAIN
their integrity A little moTC couhd"nc" among hn-
SINGS. inap fIiowing the better f"enEs manifested
ia Stock rirclos, viii rel'ani greatly t3s the aiVat-
tag Of all. -,
.rhare i very little done in the way Of discount
inx Oh tn street only the bills VI one or two houses
fin takers as low as per cent amonth. Raliroah
accep ancs w, believe, entirely Withdrawn from
believe but not at the rmpus rates that have
been aSserted-the limit beia2 At about Ia a. per
cent Ordinary mercantile paper, we cannot quotc. y
NORTHERN MARKETS.
Nxw YORK Sept. - Flour advanced; Southern
s. -61D So Nheat-White $is00nl52; Red $1,000.
| IS Corn unchanged Stocks lower. Virginia -
$50
BALTIMORE. Sept 25.-Therc is no change in the
ma krt SINCE yesterday
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ELECTRO-T

IL . INSTITUTE,
Situated on MAN, betceea First and Second Streets,
Richmond, Va,
PoR THE CURE OF ALL NERVOUS aALADIEs,
AND CHRONIC DISEASES GENERALLY,
is Now OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF PATIENTS.
DIR. GERsH0M HUFF, formerly OF
the city of New York and late of the city Of Lening
ton Ky, to the Medical Faculty of which cities he
offers full reference, having devoted himself to the
important speciality of Electro Therapeutics. will at
this Institute direct his attention usual to the cure
of Paralysis. Neuralgia, Spinal Affections, Acute
aud Chronic Rheumatism, St. fitus Dance, Nervous
Affections Of the Head. Stomach, Spleen nn Liver,
Kindness from Paralysis Of the optic nerve (amau-
rosis:) Deafness from Paralysis ofthe auditory nerve,
(ncrye Of hearinS;l Weakness or swelling of the
Joints Muscular Contrartions. and all diseases Incl
lent to females, by his peculiar mode Of EMpLorING
ELECTRICITY.
As many have attempted to employ this subtle
agent in the cure of diseases without the least
curative success, DIR. iinf wonld beg leave t0say
that his system cannot be initiated without much Ex
PERIENCE IN IT'S APPLICATION.
DR.. j. LEE JONES. LiceGtiaie Of the Royal Col
legc of Physicians "i London whose success in the
treatment and of diseases of the GeneHtise Or
anl Chronic Diseases III that metropolis is well
known, is engaged in this Institute.
Mrs. Watson, late Madame Bourgeois, Matron o.
the Institute whose long acquaintance with the pro
tesson. aided by no inconserable Experience in tie
Diagnosis and Prognosis Of Disease and Thcrapeu-
ties generally, Cher father and husband having been
ply cians, and she their assstaut) will perhaps b.
considered a sufficient guarantee that her depart
ment will be suitably filed
In many local diseases, remedial agents are trans,
fused into the affected part by the electric process.
Glandular Tailors Gotre, enlargement Of TIE Ton
sill Glands, &C, successfully treated without the
knife.
TIE Chemical aud improved Fumega:ing Baths Of
the late Dir. Gales, of Paris France administered
at this institution. They have very sauttry influ-
ence those Of a scr,fulous nature \ malicious
administration of these baths without sny other re
medal axcnt) have cured Dropsy in its most fearful
form, Chills aud feyers, Scorbutic Affections and
other chronic diseases.
Private Lectures delivered to ladies once week by
the Matron of the Institute
Persons wishing the treatment OF the Electro-The-
rapeutic Institute, requested 10 apply for copy
of acknowledgements, which will he mailed free t.
their address Attending ph ysicians:
GEkSIi0M HUFF, NJ D.
j. LEE JONES, NJ ID.
GH- Reception hours irons o'clock 4. II till 5 Z. Nj
ne S-dlm
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GREAT BARGAINS.-Until the 18th
September. will offer our stock of Staple and
fancy Dry Gesds, at greatly reduced prices. Many
oi them 81 and below cost. The assortment is com
nLeta an viii he kept so by constant supplies from
the Northern markets:
Black aud Colored Flouncetf Silks
Do. dn. Bayedere do.
hi X Gro de Rhine and Mourning SID
Organdie aud Barge Robes
Piain aud Printed Bareges
. Do. do. Grenadines
Printed lawns aud Jaconets
Plain and Printed M.1uslain de LANES
BGinhslinas Aipacas ramise and Canton Cloth
French English aud American Prints
Brilliants and Ginxhsms
French Wrought Collars and Sleeves
Na,iineennes do. do,
Iaeonet Edges and Insertings
Swiss do. do.
Thread Laces and Edges
Bobbn anil Lisies Edges and Insertiuas
Black Lace Wells and Nantes
Spring and Fall Shawls
Hem'd and Embroidered Cambria Hdkh
Kid. silk and iisle Thread Gloves
silk and Ga ze Hcrino Vests
Umbrellas and Parasols
White and Colored Narseiles and Rimitv C,,;t,
Table Damask and Napkins ~"''''
Linen and Cotton SheptinQ
Hleaehed and Brown Shifting
White aud Conres osDabnrgs
Sleeps Grey Satttnetts FuiIed Cloths
Plain and Plaid Linseys
Antevery other article usually kept in a first csss
~ e pARKER E1MMO 90
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MECHANICAL

CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
~ SII0VELS, T0NGS and POKERS.-I have for
sale an elegant assortment OF all kinds of tirat-s
handsome aud PLAN sets ef Sh0yels, longs and
ppkcvS Seven different sizes of coal Scuttlcs CindeJ
>hovcls, fire SnoYels; handsome Stands Tor Slovcls
md fukers: Blower Stands Bras and Iron Foo.manS
hire Brick fire Slabs and Jams sets of Soap Stone for
setting M CRATES; Tavern and Church Bells ot
sweet tone. Binders, housekeepers, and others in
want any of te above articles, be supplied al
the lowest Northern prices. | am mnnufncturin2
all KINDS of Brass and iron Work of the above de
<criptiOn mt my BELL and BRASS FOU NDRY and
CRATE and FENDER MANUFACTORY No 22j
Main street between Sth and 9th streets, West side
Richmond, Va.
Sc Ii,-.3fn s. ID. DE\DOE.
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n PURCELL, LAID & CO.,
~ DRUGGISTS,
~ DEALERS IN PAINTS, oils. DYFs.
~ a "a

No. IS Pearl street, Richmond.
ARE now receiving, and will shortly have in sfore
their Fall Stock Of DRUGS, DYES, CHEMICALS
&c, the whole comprising large and general a.
sortment, well adapted to the wants vi the trade
purchased in person by of the house. on the most
advantageous terms aud mostly for cash. &
We are thankful to our friends and the public for
their long continued and hattering support and we
hope that with the facilities possess for obtaining
supplies and the strctest attention to the quality
which our house enjoys for selling articles OF The
very best character.
Particular and prompt attention to shipping and
packing orders.
PURCELL, LADD l. CO, Druggists.
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A NTHRACITE COALi Anthracite Coal

~ The subscriber having fitted up large and com
modions coal yard on Dock between 18th and 18th
streets with of Fairbanks patent balances, for
the purpose Of weighing COAL, will furnish his pa.
with 22fG bs to the ton leach load weighed and
not guessed att at the very lowest market price.
or If preferred he will sell his COAL at an advance
of per cost and charges at the same time
he will alwa Us keep on hand the best quality, and in
vies the particular attention ef his friends and the
public generally, to give him a call before purchas
ing at No. "A Main street, or at his COAL yard.
Terms cash lie l2-ts) PC. LARUS.
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; FRESH AND RELIABLE MEDl-

~cINKS-MEADE e. BAKER, practical Che
~ nists and PharmaceHtists nc, N; W, corner N
Physicians and familess cempiete aud varied assort
ment Of PERr 4cfLr FaEsa i'rugs Eedicines Chemical
spices siyTEp ana puRy. Sn -gicAl Instruments and
Appliances: Tru-ses in great variety; sspperters;
shoulder Braces; Medicine Chs US, MeaicM sAlnIe-
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. of the pest pIa.is,
Pure and Old Brandy Port Wine, an ~ pess Lon.
don Porter, selected especially for invs ~"
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r.. rSsssszs=s=1 VIRGINIA CENTRAL
IN EESs1E-Sc.sS RAILR0AN
Track completed to JAcKsoN's RIvEal

track completed to JACkS0N'S RlVEhi
In advance of time advertised the rails no. laid
and instead of the 18th of July,
10TH
The passenger trains will certainly go to
JACKSON'S RIVER, within six hours travel by
stages TO the WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, over
good road.
The celebrated Greenbrier WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS have been purchased by an entire new
Company who will enlarge the accommodations to a
considerable extent this season for visitors.
Passengers reach the White Sulphur from Peters
burg, Richmond, Baltimore and Washington on the
SAME day, and the Sweet Springs next morning to
breakfast.
Passengers for the Rockbridge Aiuua Bath Alum.
Warm, Hot and Healing Springs, take the stage at
Mboro and arrive at the Springs to supper the same
day they leave Richmond u II =
FARE:
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p $40 REWARD.-The above re-
Ira ward will he paid for the apprehension of a
DO negro woman named BETSY, upon her deli
X very to me. The said negro ran away from
the subscriber on the morning of the 10th inst. is
about s. or 40 years old, about feet high dark com
plexion. with long black hair. and ia OF yerS good
appearance. She was sold at auction for Mr. Pullen
Of the firm of Stebbins Pullen, who bought her OF
Mrs. Preston, on Oregon Hill. She is supposed to b.
still lurking about in the clty as she has been living
here number of years.
an 26--lm* ISAAC R9SEN HEM, q Main st.
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LOTTERIES.

CWAN Il CO.'S LOTTERIES NEW
- AND BRILLIANTs sCuEMEi-CAPlIAL
pkIzE Stpmp!i--rle following Scheme VIII pe
araw1 by 5. SWAN Co., Managers 81 the for. oanes
Acneien LOTTERY N .s.ch o their Lotteries for Sep
telnber is57, at Augusta, Ga, 20 which city they
have removed their principal office:
aAtes@ CLASS SO,
To be drawn I'm the city of Augusta Ga. In public, on
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 5ra, 1857.
CLASS So,
To be drawn In the city OF Augusta Ga In public, ON
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBEK I2rH, 1851.
CLASS 81,
To be drawn In the city Of Augusta Ca In publis, on
SATURDAY. SEpTEMBEK 18th. 1851.
H*'"" CLASS IS,
To be drawn In the City Of Augusta, Georgia. In pub
"a lie, on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER g. 1851,
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBER&
lts3 5d95 PRIZESi
Nearly One PIze 10 Every Nine Ticksts
MAGNIFICENT sCHEMEl
.s#tsrf TO gE DRAWN 4t-s...-
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COAL.
GOAL AND WOOD.--The sub


GOAL AND W0OD.--The subscriber has
~ now on hand large lot Of ANTHRACITE best
Lump, Average and Smith COAL, Oak and Pine
WOOD, from which he can supply his customers and
others, at the lowest market price Orders promptly
filled. JOHN T. stage,
So 4-lm Corner 9Th street and Basin.
GOAL AND WOOD.-The subscribers,
~ Agents for the sale of COAL from the Deep
Run and Springfield" Mines -eady TO
furnish superior lump COAL well as average, anu
For GOAL. or for OAK and PINE WOOD, well sea-
soned, appi, to Dir. Pitcher at Coal Yard, Scream
''''i''' +. j. SMITH & Co, Agents,
It'll, between Broad and Grace SITS.
TERMS:
For Oak s. per cord, delivered, lo.sU
For Pine SIX do. do.
For Coal rs to kind and quantity. ul5-2m
GOAL. COALl COAL The subscri-
~ Der is prepared to furnish his customers and
others with q superior article of MIDLOTHIAN and
BLACK HEATH LUMP, AVERAGE and FINE
COAL; also, the lest quality RED and WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL, 10y the long or short ton.
Orders left at his office at the Coal Yard Of the
Richmond and Dausille Railroad, will be promptly
iy 23~3n c. p. LIPsCOMB.
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES
sARx> CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES

cKRL CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
M. The subscriber has on hand AZ his Coach
Making establishment, Lombard Alley, be-
tween Main and Cary. (l3th and l4tl 1treetsl near
the Columbian Hotel COACHES, CHARACTERS,
BAROUCIIES BU6G1Fs, with and without tops, and
SULkIES, all ofhis owl, make Of the best materials
and workmanship: all Of which win be sold low
good work ofthe kind can lie in the city OF Richmond
and respectfully Ask call from those in want II any
article In the Carriage line as am determined to
make 70 order and cell at the lowest prices possible,
and all work ssld that Is new, warranted.
70 lS--9m MICAJAH MANGUM.
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TIN. SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING

L ESTABLISHMENT. THIRTEENTH STR EET.
3ETW ZEN MAIN AND CARY.-The subscriber is
fully prepared to do all kinds of work in the above
business with dispatch; AMI RETURNS thanks to his
numerous patrons for past fayers aud solicts CON
tinuance of the same. Being master OF his business
lie promise his customers that all work done by
him will at least be equal to any other house in the
city and fully as cheap-a fact known to all persons
who know what good work is.
ROOFING, GUTTERlNG, &c.-Hes prepared to
execute this description of work in very superior
manner both in town and country.
TIN NARE.-AlwayS on hand large and general
assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail.
GAS FITTING.-He is likewise prepared to do all
kinds ofGas Fitting in the best manner
PUMpS.-tie Keeps always on hand large and OK
tensiye stock of Well and Garden Pumps
fe IL CHARLES Vi. LANGLEY.