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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-11-19

a Idt5y-of IT," The StaieSman IS
bposed to tho institution Of slave
erefore, according to tho EnQUt
in favor Of il.
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JACKSON MAkKET.

Flour. 81 250$l so at RETAIL
SALT by barrel, per bushel $780,.
SUGAR at retail l2. @ M
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NOAH WALK hk a. CO., :
~ WHOLESALE AND ET.fAIL

NOAH wALhh k a. Co., 49, -
~ WHOLESALE AND ET.fAIL
CLOTHlER6, No So Msin It,,
Branch Of the Baltimore Houne, )-idost respectfully
ask the attention Of the citizens Of Richmond and il
vicinity to the stock Of Ready MADE Clothing which
they are just opening.
Possessing superior facilities for procurins and
making up the greatest variety Of Domestic and FOR
eign Cloths CasGimerss and Vest uss thew are ana
bed to offer unusual inducemens to az storaera who
are most respectfully solicited TO give u . call be-
ore porsnasns. oe lily
A UCTION AND COMFIIeSION BUSI.
"A NESs-The subscriber resp ctfully informs his
friends and the public generally that he has taken
the old stand OF Gsut Lisberger, recently occu-
pied BY J: X. Lipscomb, Main street. In the town
OF Dsnvile, where he will buy. sell and receive on
for sale, either publicly or privately. all
Kinds OF Country Produce and al articles of Goods
W ares and Merchandise, Groceries &C., and make
the usual advances on consignm snts.
he will ~ heretofore, attenc TO the sales Of To.
bsoco and any other article Of property to be cold
publicly, either In DsnvilIe the surrounding
try He hatters himself that an experience Of over
fifteen years will warrant him in promising entire
sstisfscion to all who may favor him with heir Pc
tonnage. Having secured the services Of Or. RO
son 60, he asttsu himself that the snts
Of all his friends will be fully met.
He refers to hessrs. Stokes Rivss David =. VII
Iiams. ssmusl Ayrss and James A. Cows.,iiu Of
Richmond and to all the merchauts msnuia stnrs,s
and businsss men generally, In Dsnville
. j. 10 = rHos. D. NEAL.
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HETRlBGTI0N ARRESTED BY DEATH Or
the 9TH instant we gave account of the death q
an unknown man, by failing from the evenipp
express train, near Stafford The deceased proved
to be an Irishman, nsmed Mcguire who had been
employed by a Mr. Rae, of Newtown, Mass and
some articles on bis person, marked 'Rae. led 10
the supposi,ion, At the time, that that was his
name. A day or two bef3re the accident the house
OF Rev. MIR. Woodbridge, of Newtown, was rob-
bed Of silver ware, valued at $3.50
A boy in the service of Mr.. WOODBRIDGE WAS
found tied to his bed in the basem ent and bis story
was that he had been set upon by three men who
had broken Into the house, and left him in the con-
dition in which he was found but sfter 4 rioid
cr0ss examination, he stated that Mcguire was The
robber, and that before be left the house he AIDE
him swear upon Bible that he would keen the
matter secret. An officer was at once sent to
"-rsst Mcguire, but he had got wind of it. and
WAS not to be found.
Thus the matter rested for day or two longer.
when further examination of the person of the
deceased was made, and certain articles found.
which led MI Quntard. Assistant Superintendent
OF the road, TO believe that the man was q thief
aud he at once teegraphed the facts to Boston and
the Postmaster At Stafford wrote letter to New.
town. giving description of the decea,ed and of
the articles found, which turn out to be the idan.
teal articles stolen from the house of Mr. Wood
bridge.
The body has been recognised az that of Ma
guire and the person sent on to identify IL having
refused to remove the body, it has been interred
at Stafford. The carpet bag Of the deceased was
taken to New York, and upon being opened ALI
me articles belonging to Mr.. Woodbridge were
f"uud, except one silver spoon-N,u Haoen Jour.
nal ' 'o"'
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SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
CAPITAL ,PRIZEeS5O. 0OO!.

The following Scheme will be drawn by 8. Swan
&.Co.. Managers of the FoRr GAINES ACADEMY
LOTTERY, of Georgia, and the SOUTHERN MILITARY
ACADEMY LOTTERY, of Alabama, in each of their
Loste RES for FEBRUARY, 1857.
CLASS "a,
70 be drawn in the city of Atlanta Ga in pu Bile
Thursday, February 10, 1857.
CLASS Is.
To be drawn In the city of Atlanta, Ga In public
Saturday, Febrary %. 1857.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
1850 Prizes!
More than One Prize to Everp Ten Tickets!
10000 Tickets:
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DArLokaBLE suiciDE INSURRY CoUNTY.-A o "
Gays ago. MI Cornelius Ellis respected resid. OF
Suty county, within six miles of the Court ouss,
owalng an extensive plantation ind a numI or OF
valuable slaves, fell BY his own land the victim OF
mstnld depre.sion Of spirits. For some tin esbs.
sponaent and melancholy in his deme amor; not sap-
ps.hny, however, to proceed fom any real cause,
Dst wholly fiom Imagination. On the day OF the
sesmity, ne had entered the house, apparently foi
no particular design, taking ssst, and picked up
paper or book TO read His WIFE, an smiabis lady Of
.ons % years OF age, having sumethng TO attend 70
Tue hitchen a. he entered arose ana went out In
aie~ mnutes the report of . gun was heard, and
Tue lady hsstsnins bsct, discovered her unfortunate
husoAed watering In his own blood. The gun lyme
upon the neor. and horrible wound In the lisht
temple. revealed the sad history Of the deed. He
hsd leaned his temple upon tbs muzz!e Of the gun.
AND bsndns over resched the trigger with his hand
aud given the fstal touch.
Mr. Ellis wss shout As years of sss and leaves his
ehildlsss and eov doubly afflicted wife in good Gil.
euas' sncss--P Petersburg Express.
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Read and pay attention the following certificate
from we'll known and disnguii he'd citizen. and see
how highly he speaks of these celebrated Ritters
now SO much in vogue:
"Mr r. H. JACKsoN--resr Sir: My mother.in-
law, Mrs. Armstrong, has been afflicted with Dys.
pepsia for some sixteen years. Not finding any per.
mansnt relief from the various remedies used, she
induced to try your Exc slsior Bittsrs' and it
affords me much pleasure to testify to their beneficial
results She now enjoy her food with relish to
which she was q stranger previous to the of your
valuable medicine. GEO. w. WILEY"
4.
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1ATs. CAPS, sROEs, 90.


FRESH SUPPLY.
~ Jssa received st IA Msia street. . frssh
supply OF Ladies' and Cbitdree's
FANCY FURH,
or the following styles:
otons Martin, British Sable,
kassis Sable, French Martin,
Black Lynx, Mink Dable,
Fitch, Siberian Squirrel
and every other style and kind worn this ssason.-
Ladies will please call and examine for themsetvea
ALso,
Splendid Carriage ROBES, Gents Fur COLLARS
and 0AUNTLETS.
BlNTOKD, DICKINSON wEIsIoER,
de- q 78 Main street.
NOTICE TO LADlEs.-Jusa re-
\ ceved. by Express, at No. IS
Ladies' white Kid Slippen
Ladies' do do Caters
do Light Blue Kid 0steu
do Pink do do
Misses white Kid Slippers
Ladder White Satin Gaiteu.
And have ON hand every Their style Of Ladies'
Shoes to all which their attention 10 requested.
JOHN C. PAGE, JR.
fst No IS Main street.
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DAMAGE FROM THE THAw-A short bridge on
the Winchester and Potomac Railroad, known as
Lswsons Bridge. mile and a quarter from the
Ferry. and ninety four feet long was broken
down by the swell in the Shenandoah on Saturday
night. 1t will probably be replaced by the end of
ttisweek. The loss to the COMPANY is but $3.50
or $500 Trair run as usual, and make goodltime
Winchester plrpiDjAn
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II LEAC II ED - TlNGS AND
- SHEETING6.-We have just opened u cases
of Bleached Shiring Cottons Gheetines, of very
superior makes, which selling at very low
prices, notwithstanding the great advance in these
goods Cali soon and supply yourself
J. MILLHISER BRO,
fe 10 1873 Broad street
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Oyk q II U ~ ID - FOX CUPID, =
- cHlCkENn-lf you want to lind large assort.
meat Of tALENTlNE6, comic tentims ntal and
love mstvss % suit ths.ssngs and pockets Of eve
~ ons 30 70 ktChAKDBON,s Conisstionery and
variety s9ers fsrsops ordering by mail can have
them at tbs usnsi price sent free OF postage Price
from cents 10 S.
JOHN J. RlcHARDRON.
sS-Alm Corner 18th and Cary stoe. t.
Mick LlCOklCk.-.5O cases efIcE
- Licosiee o. hand and fog sale by
e s-.Iw DUNLOP. AOHCuRE 4 CO
SANGensD haUSTAAO.-aO hexes eoI.
- ssr's Mustard, . frssh article Or sals bv
fss-iw buhLoP. MONCUREY 4 co.
80 ancs. gtlOiCk n. o. SUGARS. IN
!. h s-i~ DUNLOP, NoNcuaE co.
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"A NEW STOCK OF sAD-N~

IA NEW STOCK OF SAD-HN
EAA DLERY-The subscriber having 4oN
a. sold out his stock of saddlery On
the 5th of December. takes this method
of in forming his customers and the public generally
that he has re-opensd next door below his old stand
with an entire nav stock of goeds where he will be
pleased to his former customers and others who
nav favor him with their patronage, feeling assured
that he can please both in price and quality Of goods
Bis stock ever thing in his line OF rade
ali of wch he will sell low for cash, to punctua
customers. 4 call is solicited.
He also takes this occasion of returning his hsnks
to his former customers and hopes by strict atten
ton to business to have continuance OF their Gus
tom. Remember, one deor below my old stand, No.
1856 opposite Eagle Square.
All orders strictly attended to.
ia 20-1m* d. r. GROOMS.
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HOTkL.s.
EXCHANGE HOTEI,..

WI L. l A nlS EXCHANGE HOTEL.-
w DANvtLLE. VA This we'll known estab'
Iisbuent, which WAS burned in April. 1855. 10 sow
rebuilt, with large and well constluetsd buildings,
suitable for the comfort and accommodation Of seve.
with new Furniture Csrpsts Dc attended BY prompt
and attentive servants while every other depart
nsnt kept In good order, style and manner to rem
TOT assumes no extraordinarv consequence himsef
ia the display of his qualifications and capacity 20
entertain HE guests Of the pesuliar character Of
the House for good living but suce 1t to sy that
will be found supplied with sl the sub tantiai eie,
ments for comfort served in the good old
Virginia style Of cookery" always plentiful eno =.
spare with meals to passengers at any hour IN .ne
day or usht to suit the arrival and departure OF the
Cars or Stages; with Csrrsees Stages ana oshs. se
hicles to carry his guests to or from the haiIo.a
Cas- or to take them anywhere else in the surIouno
ing country. And although, for The present. ai ~.
tcles of consumption are high, yet ne aoes not moi
does he intend to act upon any other Rrncpie unan
to ''iire and let lire" j. ID "ihhiAmS'
fe b-dAclm
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- uOnlk AlaAIN...The Subscriber n
sssir bsch AZ his old stsnd. corner OF Msfn
~ snd 18th streets with new house, nsw and
IL. fresh stock VI 8oods, and Ii now prepared TO
offer rreater Inducements 10 his old pstrsns and
ffi-uds, and the public generally thsn be has ever
dine Those In wasn't Of something really nice and
desirable in the way Of Clothing for the Chrstmas
Holidays wonld do well "a give him call.
E. b. SPENCE,
Clothier and Merchant Tailor,
IA 10 No. IN. eornsr Main and 18th sts.
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rO-PARTNEkSHlP NO1 lCE... The 81 b.
~ scribers having formed co-partnershlp, under
the firm OF
LANDRUM & WILSON
for the purpose of carrying the HOUSE PAINT.
ING business, in all its various branches, they
earnestly solicit share of public patronage.
B-Particular attention paid personally to Sign
Work, Grsinng. Fresco Painting, &c, &C., guatan.
teeing complete satisfaction to ali who may favor
them with call. They will always be prepared to
sell any kind Of mixed colors; also, Grsining
done for the trade. &c 3. Y. LANDRUM,
d. WILSON,
his sincere thanks to his friends and the publle for
the very liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on
him, and hopes the same may be extended to tho
new concern, at the old stand corner Of 7th and
Main streets. g. Y LANDXUM
j. 26-lm
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Sales of Stocks In Richmond.
Reported by JOHN lancaster 4 Son, Deek euai

N77TtBu " JOHM n I1FItHstH q o0N, DttK t7LdlNX
February ~ 1857.
Virginia per cents, "a years to run, sales at the
Treasury.
Virginia per cents. shorter dates sales at $93 and
Interest.
Bonds guaranteed by the State last sales $50 and in
ierest.
Richmond City Bonds last sales $a5 and interest
Virginia Bank Stock, par $40. sales IS.
farmers Bank Stock, sales $lO4
Exchange Bank Stock, sales Slt6.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock last sales
&9l.
edmond Fire Association Stock, $50, sales $751;
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock, last sales SOS.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, last sales at 1872
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, laat sales
$57.
Richmond and Danville Railroad Stock, last sales
40.
James River and Kanawha Stock last raIes $40.
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- ~ lnn MUHLlNn.- aO0 p1Oeco plnio
~ swiss nusline IRON common - sxlya supes o.
Liverpool rssstssg md Tor sais by
h6 KENT. PAINE + CO.
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(NO.PARTNkkSHlP NOTI q n ~ Ia
~ subscribers have formed Co partnership under
the firm and style of WILSON l. BOSHER from the
LIST January, 1857, for the purpose of conducting
Grocery and Commission Susiness. They have taken
the stand recently occupied by j. j. Wilson. No 22l,
corner Main and 9Th Streets and hope, by strict at
tention to business to merit share Of public patron
age.
The personal attention of both partners will be
given to sll country produce consigned to them.
j. WILSON,
C. II. BOSHEk
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- TO THE LADIES' AND GEN
TLEMEN OF RICHMOND AND SUR
ROUNDING COUNTRY.-As the season
IL fast advancing, efsr entire stock of
Trunks. Valisss. Carpet Bags at reduced prices
Also, large lot of Boots and Shoes, which we will
sell exceedingly low for cash Ladies' fine blsck and
colored Caters with and without hees; Ladies' fine
walking Shoes, of every descriptions Ladies' fiae
Kid and Morocco Slppsrs which we will sell very
or a COED pair of Shoes go to MAURICEs snd he
will sure please both in article aud price Do not
forget the nu Der. c. 8. MAURICE,
fell Isl Main street, Eagle Square.
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00 00n FINK HAVANA ClGARts m.S.
SU.VUU Of new crop Tobacco. Just rscsfvsd ~
the suhscriber. Lovers Of . tine CIGAR sre invtts1
70 examine my stock.
CHARLES RICHARDSON,
Importer Of Havana Cissr Amer}aan notni 1.fLl
trs. snvvsv Main ard llth ses = - ca--es
GARDEN PEAS. I'VE have q sI0s The
~ following, rsesived from Landreth. ana warren !.
e Of bic o.yn growth viz: Extra Early Pea, sa1lv
nsy % Large nauowfat DO Dwsif Marsswise
aasortment Of Garden Seed II -
r. JOHNSTON BRO pvssIsss.
teS lis uais akveek. s
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a LOOK TO YOUR INTk n.
.r,; .ss ss 'i s:ss

laTs Whips Spars atiuups. Ute ssddls
htgs. "a, now on hand ct DiCkEASONS Manu-
factory corner OF Msa and i2sh Streets h bsss of
fsrsd st prices which eaaaot fall " p.ssss At cha
msy isvor him with their patronage. - call \ &C.
eeectfeliy spltetted e. shAli cell loo for cAAh.
JOHN b. pirKERsoN,
fs5-2ma s6sssssaps y Jsssva y. Ceaesiss.
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- kAlOvAL.---Dr. PLUME has ! cmoyed
H his Office to the third house. South ~ Trinity
Church, South side, aud about one hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel. DR.. r continue Q to treat
all syphltic and sonorrh9al complaints a nd having
can give very general satisfaction. A call from
hose interested 10 solicited.
DR.. P. also makes and vends one of the est resto-
ratives, Chemical Extract Of French Flovers) for
constitutional weakness, ever offered to the pubic
DR.: r. may be Consulted eonfdentislly 5y letter.
to order, In almost any direction.
Once hours from A. NJ, till 8 P. n. franklin
street, near the Exchange Hetel, Richmond city,
Va. Is
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Nora; x..sAayf vleo n1aFakn n. LeWoo
~ haslssm my ia ssA bessa. wtthost 1uek eause
es pFesotatton % ny paxtj thsreeets, o. teswAn
stvhs hst credit Or ant thing my account To- AM
| ssaa - aut0aut uknt1OSex
j. Is 6As John LEWIS,
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A NIEKICAN HOrEL.-l have this day
n .old and conveyed t. Mr. VIM. b. Bishop, the
interest o. John j. Brown, Esq, In the lease, furni
ture. sood W. &C., Of the American Hotel, and 90
lic,t continuance of the liberal patronage Of the
friends of Mr. Brown in behalf Of the new propre-
tor. VIM. JOnNSoN,
Jan. ], 1857. COMMITTEES OF J. }. Brown.
The undersigned, having taken = lease, for term
of years on the American Hotel respectfully soicits
share of patronage from his friends and the public
He pledges himself that effort his part shall be
spared to render his guests comfortable and to
tain the present reputation of the house.
ia st W. g. BISHOP
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Pain in the side or back, take Hampton's Tineture
Weakness and Debility, take Hamptous Tincture !;
Diseases that flesh is heir to, take Hamp tons Tine
ture. Wherever used has been success. u in curing
disease after other remedies have failed.
a. Delicate ladies and children viii please give
It trial Call and get pamphlets, and see cures Of
Coughs Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver Complaint,
Scrofula. As female medicine it is unrivaled.
Hun dre6s will testify OF cuIes tn Imselves and
friends after all other remeaies had fai led.
Chronic or periodical nervous, or o. OK Headache
of long standing hiss been cured by it. an invgo-
wanted, believe it psrior all le cordias ever
before the public. To the Youth a, ID Old Age the
single aud married, We offer the susble rem
edy. Call and get pamphlets srsti,, and see cures
MORTIMER tfOWBRAY
No. 20 Baltimore street.
Sold by O. A. STRECKER and UR ELL LADD
CO., Richmond; bv DR.. COOKE, Ere deiicksburE; BY
all the Druggists in Petersburg; by ,AORTINEk
nOWBRAY, Baltimore, and By Drigsists and Jtors.
keepers everywhere.
q 81 per bottle; bottles for -.
l. ia l6-d&cts
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he has lifted up in elegant style the store No is2
Main street, oas door be ow the Exehsnss Bass,
whore he IL prepared to furnish MsAl4 IN the bsst
style 1t shorf notice.
This sstabiishmsnt Il gsd ON the Nsw YeIA
sassi. ssnss from IA 70 So esas. ssso,ans 10 ihs
amount fsTnish.d. Breakfssts from A. ~ 70 II -
Dinners from y H., 70 r. ~. Ssppsis tois 70 ~
Pm.
He asks the public for thsir patronage. assssiss
Thorn that be will be ready % serve ths ia the tsss
slSis. with oil that the nsskst snosdss
"a - II a~Sm
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Three weeks from Wednesday closes this SEES
Sion Of Congress.
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WAITE & sENEK,k lMPROV * N
W PATENT OLD DOMINION COPFEE POT,
or BOILER, the best invention of the age Coffee
Pot that will all the aroma will not BEGAN hit
ter by boiling, and will make better coffee for the
Same amount Of grain used than any other article in
use Call and SEQ themat
GILL l. WEIDEMEYERS.
eo-im' 90 Main ~. Richmond, Va
II EMOvAL.-D. HAGERTY. He'll and
~ Brass FOUNDER AND FINIsBRR--HayipR re.
moved my Foundry TO No. 256 Main street, between
ftn ana sth streets, ] am prepared to execute
ORDERS Tor all kinds OF Brace and Composition Csss
ings also all kinds Of 4rass Finishing and having
purchased the patent right Of Gxrratts Anti
Fiction Metal which 10 superior to any thins Of the
Ilna now In use, will furnish the same much cheap
D. HAGERTY. Bell and Brass Founder.
No. 256 Main street.
". 3. All kinds OF Bells made r. order. ia I7-3n
I ,LOThlN Ar REDUCED PRlCKr.-.
~ do not offer to sell my goods 1t cost. but will
sell them fully @w those protesting TO sell 1t
cost Let It be understood l will not be undersold,
and all IN want Of good articles in Ready ~ de Clio
shine, will ind SEINE bargains a. ~ Main street
VIRGINIA. AGkICUlTUkAL SOCK
TY, 1856 -ANsTHER PREMIuM.-A Silver Cob
Let awarded to JOHN w. DAviES for specimens
Of MARBLE WoaK. ovsr eli competitors.
Qonuu snts, Tombs. Head Pieces, and al binds OF
work In Granite, Marble and Brnwn Stone, dons IN
ths best manpsr, ss1 on tsrms to suit Purchaser
esTyian grousds enclosed with 6ions and Iron
Railing. Marble WORMS,
ssis Nsla street., bsswssu 9Th sad s.A
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COMPREHENSIVE, &C.

CO.PARTNEKSHlPS &c.
~~~->>c~~~~~>~--~~>~~~~ ~-r~~>~>-~>~~~~>~~~-~-
CPRCIAL NOTICE.---The firm of AUG
- ANDERSON & CO having been dissolved by
the death of AUG. ANDERSON, the surviving part
ners ALEXiUS GREEN and JOHN A. HAYES,
have formed new co-partnership with CHAS. II.
ANDERSON. under tie name of ANDERSON,
GREEN HAYES, 10 carry on the Wholesale
Straw and Millinery business, at the new Warehouse
No. l0l Main street, formerly occupied by Aug. An
derson & Co where they will be pleased to see the
customers Of the late Erm.
ALEXIUs GREEN,
JOHN A. HALVES,
CHAS. II. ANDERSON.
February LIST, 1857.
The subscribers who are the surviving partners of
the late firm Of Aug. Anderson 4 Co, will wind up
will be obliged to ali those indebted to them to make
prompt payment ALEXIUS GREEN,
JNO. A. HALVES,
Surviving Partners Of ths late firm Of
fs 2-Sm Aug. Anderson Il Co.
CO.PAhTN Elt sHi r NUIICh d.
E%H*Z The subscribers hav ing associated them
N1S0-sslves under the style of @ MILES
CO for the purpose of carrying on the CARRIAGE
MANUFACTURING business, are now prepared to
furnish the public with CARRIAGES BUG6IES,
&c, of every description. at the shortest notice snd
reduced prices Having procured the services Of su.
perior workmen, can confidently warrant all
work tn ned out of establishment and respect
fully solicit share of the public patronage. Our
factory is situated Virginia street, near the Dam
vile Depot Repository, 18th street, between Nain
and Cary. T. MiLES
JOHN rRITCHARD.
p S-REPAIRING done with neatness and dis
patch. February lst, 1857.
fe 5-d&w6In
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STOP THAT COUGH!

fhe great remedy for CovGHs, Cor Do, CaouP and
WHoofIMG CoUsH.
DR. ROSES COUGH SYRUP
Cures Coughs Of the kind Ii also cures hoarse.
sore throat weakness Of the chest pain in the
mig with the Cough syrup 10 drops Of Pain Cursr,
and you will find immediate relief. DR.. Roses Cough
Syrup relieves and frequently cures . sonsumptive
cough and fores the sys EN- again 1t further attasks
~ In bottles at 50 cents and 81.
TO GUILE GROUP.
The lives Of thousand of children have bean ssysd
by using DR.. ROSES Group Syrup. Il Eves infant
relief. Is cents bottle
TO CURE WHOOPING. COUGH.
DR.. ROSES Whoopine Cough Syrup 10 the ouIy
certain cure for Whooping Cough II cures In short
time, and alsys all irritation Of the Lungs 80 cents
bottle.
The above valus BILE medicines are recommended by
Phisieians who have tried them in their prs stise
70 be had OF all Druggists In Richmond, Peters.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-13

The subscriber takes his opportunity of return.
ing his sincere thanks to his old friends and custom.
for their liberal patronage, and hopes the same
may be extended to the concern. He would
also remind those indebted to him that it 10 desirable
to have his old matters closed up, and hopes they
will come forward and settle up. All having claims
ment.
ja l6-d&c1m J. J. WILSON.