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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-21
GUIDE FOR TRAvELLERs AND OTHERS
RAILROAD LINES.

AsaSH"oNp, FRspkhiCksBuRd AND Po-
IoaAc RAILROAD. going North leaves twira srsrx
nay. tsnnday evenings excepted at IS o'clk A N,
and nj "a eioek NJ. for the Potomac river wber.
steamer y taken for Washington. thenee bv Raj
road 10 Baltimore &c 'A''ee W hah-
siRg.siA CssrnAt, going North, leaves this CITY
t~ce do'y. tsunday eysnisgs excepted st o;elork
a W. ahd "a O'Clock r. NJ. for Gordonsvilie vhere
they connect With the trains Of the trxnu and aisr
al dria. Wast igtou. Baltimore &c
kIcHAoND AND DASvILLE-Leayes Ricbuord et a
O'clock A. NJ, and connects with the south sds ro.d
ut the junction, at IL o'clock NJ kuudays exren
ted An Evening Train leaves the Depot every dsy
except sunday, at 55 O'clock and Connects vim ths
South Ut the Junction, at y 25
RlcHMoND AND PETERsBUR0--Leaves this CITY twice
every day, lSundays excepted,) at O'clock A ii
and 255 oclk 7. Nj. An accommodation train lea yss
heIe every Monday, Wednesday and Fridy at s
o'clock A.. N. "
FOR NORFOLK. &c.
The steamer CURTIS PECK Capt samI Barnes
leaves her wharf at Rockets every Saturday Tues,
day and Thursday mornings, at 81 o'clock A. iii.
aud the GLEN COVE, Capt. John Davis every Mon,
gay, " ednesday and Friday mornings a 5k o'clock.
tor norfolk and Portsmouth, touching at ali the
regular landings on the river
FOR NEW YORK &c
The steamship JAMESTOWN, Cantaia parrish
ieaveS every tuesday evening, at O'Clock, for New
York touching az City Point and Norfolk 10 receive
passengers, &C., leaving Norfolk next morning. at
II O'Clock. o' ."
FOR PHILAD aLPIfIA, &C..
BY the steamships PESNS iLyANIA VIRGINIA
and CITY OF RICHMOND. One Of these steamers
leave every Monday and Thursday stopping at City
Point and Norfolk to receve freight and
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An EXTRAORDINARY THANKSGIVING PRocL .MArIoS.
Gov. hcRae, of Mississippi, has issued an extraor-
binary Thanksgiving Proclamation. lie thinks it
possible that Providence should be thanked, but
apparently isn't altogether certain of it:
''Since have been in office, Ihaye, in each year,
as Governor of tho State without any authority Of
law, but sustained by ancient custom, appointed a
day Of thanksgiving. Thursday, the 18th day OF
this month, is the day now appointed, and trust
it will be observed. There is, certainly, some sn-
per-ruling Providence, which has brought us into
existence, and which will ultimately accomplish
the ends for which we we're created, not only as
individuals, but people. Nothing can there
fore be lost by recognizing the obligation which
owe to the Supreme neing-by it much may be
gained
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AN OLD CRuIsER.-The Victory, Nelson's old ship,
was lately pumped high and dry for the purpose
Of examining leak so says recent London paper
Her bottom presented most singular appearance,
being covered from stem to stern with oysters,
cies, animaculae: upwards of six hundred bushels
Of the finest oysters detached from the copper
sheathins, some Of which measured five inches in
diameter. and were devoured with great relish by
the dock yard wOrkmen. The leak was found to
have arisen from portion of the copper sheaihing
being worn off after which, doubt, the worms
had It all their own way, for they had positively
eaten an average of three feet. The inner part Of
some of the plankings was found not thicker than
piece of orange peel Any shock given to the
ship would have allowed the pressure Of the tide
to have broken through in body, and down would
have gone Nelson's old Victory. Her copper is
generally in excellent order, and she appears as
though she would we'll last another century.
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widow said one day to her daughter "When
you are of my age you will be dreaming Of a hus-
band" "Yes, mamma" replied the thoushtless
little hussy, "for tho second time"
Geo. b. doudy, former Publisher OF the Pioneer
and Democrat, died at OLYMPIA, Washington Terri
tory, on the 1sth ult.
The foreign journals announce that play, in
tended for represents (t Is diicult 90 imagine
wherel on the biblical story of "Mary Magdalen," !"
has been fnished by n. Christian otrowski, .
Polish anthor.
Business matters are improving In Trenton, n.
]. The Water Works Company have mt large
number of men to work. sl-t
Martin Har son, J. Daniels and r. Martheson, ci-
tzens OF the United States, have lately died at Tri
nidad de Cuba
John Wetxel, convicted Of horse stealing In Ere
derrick county, Va, has been sentenced to one year
imprisonment in the pepitentiary.
Aieading cotton manufacturer says there 10 not
three months supply of cotton goods in New
England. II 90. there must be . speedy resump-
tiou of work.
A caucer hospital has been established at Lon
don.
Westminster Abbey IL 90 crowded with monu.
ment, that IL locks something like astone-cnttsrs
ysrs. > =.
The doctors cay the iiiustrioas srtist IApisshs
vilf never he shis 70 rs-sprsE On ths stsgsi
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A Surgical ORR Ee,rIox-The operation of tracheo-
t1my was performed by lady residing near this
city with decided success. The subject was tur-
key gobhler which had unceremOniousy seized and
gohhled mn silver shield, tuch as ladies wear
IN the little fnger while sewing. The lady, who
was feeding tho poultry TT the time, perceived the
action too late to prevent it, but with great pre-
.ence of mind seized the turkey and with her scis
made an opening in it's crop, took out the
shield and sewed up the wound. The patient re-
covered, and at last accounts was doing we'll and
eating heartily OF more digestble food. IL Is high
~ doubtful, however whether ii will survive the
Christmas season. Norfolk Ta.) Herald.
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DEATH OF AN OLD SERvASr.-Old John,
the head cook at Ssdler's Hotel, 10 no more
Deaths keen scythe has cut him down, and he 10
now numbered with the things that were Honest
and faithful through life, when taken down with
sickn ness, his master spared expense to relieve
him. and after his spirit had takon its everlasting
flight, his remains were escorted to Hollywood,
and buried with every honor.
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The WEST SIDEWALK, on Governor
street, has neither been swept nor repaired. Why
is this thoroughiare 80 much neglectedf j. n be-
cause so many people pass along ti Or, ere tho
powers that be- waiting for sr,ne one te strp In
TO the holes AID get cripp,ed' FEW dollar. win
MAKE the repairs now, and no trre shos,d To lost
In making them.
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HAB.as CoRpus.-Col. seston Grant

HABEAs CoRPUs.-Col. Seaton Grant
land. Of Georgia, was taken before Judge Meredith
yesterday afternoon on a writ of habeas corpus
sued out TO secure his release from prison, where
he had been confined as lunatic. Col. @. has
been an influential man in his State, and Is most
respectfully connected both there and in Virginia
Alter hearing the the Judge refused release
the Colonel and he is therefore to be taken back
to his friends.
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FINE DRESS seems TO be the besctting
sin Of our people most Of whom carry IL to an ex.
tent Ar beyond their means. Costly silks are a.
ways attractive, especially when neatly dis
play I'D upon an attractive form. but palmer goods
are equally as attractive and far more becoming
when donned by those who can afford no better
II all classes were to dress according their sAns
we should hear much less OF hard times than At
present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-21

PARDoNED. - Henry Bull, convicted
last April Of the murder of Robert Farquhsr, and
sentenced e. the penitentary for three years, has
been pardoned by Gov. Wise. After his conviction
his case was taken to the Supreme Court Of Ap-
peals, where a motion for q new trial was heard
and overruled. His friends then got up petition
TO the Governor. and as = consequence hs was asv-
er sent to the States prison.
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Destructive HkE.-The town of Leeshurg, Kos
ciusko county, Indiana, was visited with most
destructive fire on sunday night last. Property
yaIr,.d at S2D 900 was destroyed rpon which it is
said there was no insurance The enferers are Mr..
Flame, who had his tavern stand burned; Mr.. Ged-
des stoves and hardw. 70 s:ore Mr. Hawks, Of Toie-
40, r,ore. and seversl oth-r bnild'ngs IL d:
,honrht that the Are originated In the kitchen oil
the tayern.
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A GREAT DAM.-The New Haven Palladium has a
description Of mammoth dam now in process of
construction in the neiebhorhood of that city. Its
breadth at the basis thirty one feet. Ii will be
thirty feet high and fouT hundred feet long, with
water race of one hundred and fifty feet. The over
flow forming the lake Will cover 200 acres Of land,
and Extend back between two and three miles.
A large number of honses on the river bank will
have TO be removed in consequence. Many of the
rocks composing the structure, weigh over four
tons each. This dam will DO used for manufactur-
ing purposes for the present, but is built with re-
ference to the contemplated introduction Of water
into thc city Of New Haven.
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Coon laPRoyEMESr-The cnrbing and
guttering of the west side of 9th strce, north cf
Marshall will add greatly IN the convenience Of
persons residing on frensh Garden mn, WIN have
heretofore, in bad weather, been compelled n 20
up to Sth street to get 10 tho tusnnss part Of the
city. When the gully in 10th street II flIirA M,
tie property along the line will CRAFTY improve IN
xatnA
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VALUABLE CARGO FOR LivERPooL.-The fine ship
VIM. r. storer, Capt. Comery, cleared at this port,
yesterday, for Liverpool. in Thayer Harren's
line Of packets. She has three decks, and is 1873
tons register Her cargo consists Of 3il1 bales
vol, CHI bales cotton 600 bundles hides, So tons
logwood 40 tons copper and yellow metal. so tons
fnstic, and $50 packages wooden ware, the whole
valued at s3I5,3 ,364. The freight Is about $i2.soo
and the ship il valued at $S5,000 This isthe most
valuable cargo cleared ut this port, for Liverpool
during many months. - Bostoa paper, l6th.
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COUGH ELIXIR-For Pulmonary Dis
~ ease in its incipient stage, and for Colds and
Coughs, Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR stands far
above any other remedy that has been offered
the patronage Of southern community. This medi-
cine does not profess to eradicate all diseases OF what
ever nature with which humanity may be afiicte ted
nor does the proprietor declare il be the CURR
for pulmonary diseases; but from the reputation it
has acquired for itself and that too without putting
with those who have used it, and from the great
Der of certificates of residents of Richmond, who
have been benefited and cured by its she feels at
liberty to commend il to general use satisfied that
the afflicted cannot use il with cut receiving great
benefit from it's healing and curative powers.
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett Il Beers,
Alex. Duval Chas. Millspaugh 4. J. Picot, A. Bode
ker and Chas y. Vale. mY2l
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LOTTERIES.

ywAN & co.'s L0TTERIES.-NEW
y AND BRILLIANT SCaEMEl-CAPITAI.
rpIZk Sfa09il--The following scheme viii be
srswn by s. swan Co, Managers of lhe Fort tIsines
hcsdemy Lottery, in each II their Lotteries for No
%smber lsa7, st Augusta. TIA. 10 which city they
bsye removed their rrsciysal Office:
CLASS 81
70 be drawn In the city ot Augusta Ca In rnhlc on
.ATURpAN NOV EABER 5rH, IsS7,
CLASS e.
r., ap drawn In the city Of Augusta Ga in public on
49, sATURDAY. NOVEMBER lsFs, Is5T.
CLASS 81
n he drawn In the city Of Augusta Ca In public on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2lsT. 1857.
CLASS e.,
ro he drawn in the city Of Augusta Ga In public on
Az SATURDAY, NUVEMBER 2S, IAy5.
ON TIE PLAN or SINGLE NUMBERS
$50 pRIZESi
Nar-iv on Prize 70 E,STp Nfss Tckets.
MAGNIFICENT SCuEMEl
70 So DRAWN
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FIRE The alarm of fire yesterday wss
caused by the partial burning Of the roof Of the
dwelling-house adjoining the Tredegar Works
The flames were e1tinguished before doing serious
damaqe
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MECHANICAL.
TIN, SHEET IRON ANDGAS FITTING
= ESTABLISHMENT. THIRTEENTH STREET

n p1rIE IESuABLisH q Al d THIkTEENTH STREET,
BErWEBN MAIN AND CARY.-The subscriber in
fully prepared to do all kinds of work in the above
business with Dispatch and returns thanks to his
numerous patrons for past fayors and socits con-
tlnuance OF the same Being master of his busi
he can promise his customers that all work done bv
him VIII at least be equal to any other house in the
city and fully eheap-a fact known to ali persons
who know what good work is
ROOFING. GUTTERlNG, &e.-Hsis prepared to
manner both in town and country.
TIN WARE-Always on hand large and general
assortment OF Tin Ware. wholesale and retail
GAS F1TTING.-He is likewise prepared 70 do all
kinds ofGas Fitting in the best manner.
PUAPS.-He keeps always on hand large and sx-
tensive stock Of VI ell and Garden Pumps
fe II CHARLES III LANGIEY
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The IsRAELITEs IL tiISDosrAy.-The Israelites in
Ehsland hav9 sent an address TO their brethren in
sse Bombay army, exborting them to remain true
to the interests of the British Crown. Apropos of
this. the Adendsettasg of New York publishes the
following extract from Hassels Geography:
'fn Malabar alone there twenty thousand
Jews and in the remainder Of the penins ular their
number is proportionsbly great. They date their
presence in Hipdostan from the period of the Ba-
bylonian Captivity. They assert that portion of
the tribe Of Manassas after three years wander
ing. finally settled in India to the number of TWEEN
ty Thousand families. Craving in favor among the
Hindoos, they in short time increased to eighty
thousand'fsmilies and were soon powerful enough
to establish the kingdom of Cranganore, upon the
coast of halabar. Here they fOurished for some
years. under a republican form OF government, pre-
sided over by two chiefs. They still retain their
chronicles in the Hebrew language which are said
to commence with the reign of Nebuchadnezzar.
This people are known as the white Jews There
are also black Jews in India, supposed to have
descended from slaves of the former, who were
converted by their masters to the Mosaic faith.'
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sfxy surrocsraD At rHE Gas WoRxs AT ERIr.--
Two men employed In the Gas Works at Erie, Pa,
died on the isth inst from snoeaton, while CHAR
ing the purifier. They were ordered 20 breaihs
frssh air every half harr, the n~giset nf Witch
carscd their death,
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A TEnRIsIx FiGHr occurred few days ago be
tween hne biooled stallion aud jack, belonging
TO Major Jas H. Webster, OF Columbia, :. e., which
resulted in the death Of the former, The JACK 1T
eray tore one OF the herses ears ont by the roots
and then seising him BY the throat, choked him to
death. e--r------ ses
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EMIGRATION TO THE WEST THIS FALL--The news
papers in many parts of the West say that emigra-
tion is nearly heavy this Fall it was last
Spring. The fall is deemed as good season for
farmers, even agricultural laborers to emigrate
as the spring. The lsni can be broke, and fences
built and the farm got ready generally, for opera
tions In the spring. --.--
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PRIoREss' WISSISas.--It is stated in London that
Mr.. Ten Brock received the money won by Prior
at the CSsarvteh race, much as f60.000,
(s3000O0) His losses in England have been COM
paratively very small.
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TIRE GULF ACcIDEAr-The steamship 0pelousas
sunk by collision in the Gulf, fine vessel,
nearly new, built in New York city during the pre-
sent year. She was one Thousand tons register,
built OF oak in a strong manner. She had a yerti-
stroke. Mr.. Vanderbilt, of that city. WAS her own
er. She was built expressly to run between New
Orleans and Berwick Bay and was svorite boat
with the travelling public. She is supposed TO be
insured.
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Cold WEATHBR seems TO hnve SET in
quite early. Yesterday morning icr hal rs-fred In
various places and the gronbd Was hard fso,en.--
Overcosts and other wrappings were In demand,
and aeheerful FIRE was anything bn. disnerr-shlo.
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DssrRucriyK PRxsHEs. The Portsmouth t01 fri-
bupe saws the seoto 10 running all over the bottom
above town, and the prospect il that large quant!
ties of corn will be destroyed
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WHAT rs MA young lady answcrs-"A thing
to waltz with thing ~ flirt with, to take one
to places Of amusement; to laugh at; TO be mar
ried TO: to pny ones bills; to keep one comforta-
bly, Not far from the truth.
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BANK OF FRANCE 1NPREGSAELE.-The Havre Cham
Der Of Commerce, we'll az that of Orleans of
Bordeaux, and those of other French commercial
cities. have addressed the government, praying
that the example of the United States should be
Immediately fJllowed, in suspendinG. for few
months the payment of specie for notes of the
Bank of France, in order 10 prevent the apprehen-
ded movement Of coin towards England. Germany
aud America But, according to Gailiardet. in his
last letter in the Courier des Etats UDis, the gov
ernment has announced in the semiofficiai jour-
nails that this measure has not been deemed neces-
sary, and the petitioners have been requested to
abstain from all further useless appeal in that di
rection.
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AN IMPosroR.-A gentleman informs
Us. that on Thursdsy last q we'll dressed womas-
apparently lady-called upon him at his once
whh psper in her hand, aud professed 70 -
seeking aid for poor, deserving family, rs.idng
on Dnval street Knowing that the person sllsdsd
TO was in moderate circum stances, and supposing
that the statement made TO him was true, hs xs1e
her $40 which che received with many thsnks
and started on. Yesterday morning, the gentle
man alluded to, made visit to the neig hbor hood
in which the sick family said 10 reside, and
vas surprised to learn that they did not live there
On his way home, he met the very man who had
been represented to him as being very Dl, and
learned that he vas enjoying his usual health and
that no one had been authorised TO solicit aid for
him. Finding himself 'sod," he took consolation
in the fact that he had attempted to aid the needy
and had therefore discharged his dnty but he pro-
misses TO spare no efforts TO discover the veman
sho swindled him, under the pretence OF solicit
lug charity Tor Others and of bringing her to lac
| tioe. The want OF q proper benevolsst orgsniss-
tlon, subjects our citizens TO many impositions-
rhi. can only be obviased by publishing the nance
Of all collectors sent out TO the public, whether
| they be male or female.
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DEEn Huxr.-Mr Bradley, Of Henri
co eounty-the gentleman who los, ono Of h's srms
by threshing machine last sarnmer--shos a fne
deer, few miles below Hehmond, on WEDNESDAY
last
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-21

FiRsr MARKEr HAIL has been, or will
be turned over TO the volunteer eompaaies Of the
city, to be used As drill room, the only purpess
for which il 10 really suitable. The military nre
now drilling there every pight and scme Of ths
companies are preparing permanent stands In
which 20 keep their arms,
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THE GOLDEN WEBprSa-Henry Prsisg. seventy-six
years of age walked from Manchester to St Louis
on Saturday. distance of twelve miles, to invite
Justice Herkenrath to oficate at the antique cere-
mony OF the golden wedding" at his house next
Wednesday, the tiftieth anniversary of his mar
riage occurring on that day. lie is an AlSacan
by birth, but has lived for twenty-six years the
farm where he now resides. His father came TO
this country during the revolution, soldier uu-
der Lafayette. lie has ten children, thirty-four
grandchildren, and four great grand children. His
wife is few years younger than himself His lit
tie family all live in circle Of four miles We
Doubt not there will be jolly time at the golden
weddiDg.-.S. Louis Republican.
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SMALL NoTEs-The Mississippi Legislature has
refused to repeal the law prohibiting the circua-
tion of bank notes Of less denomination than five
I'll
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CHANCES FOR THE UyENrLoYsp-Ths Chicago Tri
bune says:
We learn from all quarters Of the interior that
iarm iaborers we're never more in demand at this
Schneider, editor of the Stats Zeitung. of this
city IN an article addressed to his country readers
offered his services in procuring and sending them
such help as they might individually need. Since
then he has been overwhelmed with letters from
all quarters of the northwest, which bring his
profered services into active use and we are glad
to say that he has been instrumental in securing
snug winter quarters for many of his eountrymen
who might otherwise, before the end of this in
clement season, have felt the pinching hand of
want"
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WILD DuCKs are said 10 tc abundant
on the various water courses. and from ihc ann.
bsr brought TO market, s.pot hunter.' sre rr~rirg
golden harvest by staying them.
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DissAsED Hoss.-We have been told that some ei
the distillers In the interior whose hogs have died
of cholera have cold the to parties in Gin
cjnnsti for ~ each, who are rendering them into
lard. it Is TO be hoped that the product will no,
be sold for food IL may he turned into lard oil OF
candle. with iujury-LouisriHe Journal.
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BgyEF AcTIoNs.-The late DIR. Collins, Of Williams
burg, Mass. left by his will $4,000 to the schools
of Williamsburg, and 81 1000 to the American Colo
niZnton Society.
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Two NiGHT HAWKS, of enormous sine,
have been seen to enter th. stcep,e OF 50. fsuiis
Church. for several nghts past and ~ II rot ~ ell
Improbable that they have determined 10 take 10
fsr their winter quarters.
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CRATES, FENDERS, FINE SETS OF

~ SHOyHLs, TONGS and POKERs.-I have for
sale Al elegant assortment of all kinds OF Grates
including every style OF Rensers, Summer Piece
napdsome and PLAIN sets of Shovsls, Tongs and
shovels, IRE Shovels; handsome Stands for ShoyeIs
and Pokers Blower Stands, Bras and Iron Footmans
nre Brck, dre Slabs and JAMS sets of Soap Stone for
setting up CRATES; Tavern and Church Bells of
sweet tone. Builders, housekeepers, and others in
want OF any OF the above articles, be supplied at
the lowest Northern prices. l am manufacturing
all kinds of Brass and iron Work of the above de-
scription, at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY and
CRATE and FENDER MANURACTORY, No 225
Main street between sth and 9th streets, West side
Richmond, Va.
i6-3m n npNnNN