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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-22

T0TGa EIixif-Fsr F siSssssSr,, H..
csss a co6sE E IL IL es ed :,
The patrossss Of Southern community. Xxi. MAJ.
isine does not profess to eradicate al disessss Of
whstsvef nature, with which humanity may Be- Al.
1teted-nor does the proprietor declare to BE- tia
osLY CURE for pulmonary diseases; but from ths "a.
putaton II has acquired for ITSELF and that too with
out 'puias" with those who have ussd It, and from
tbs great number OF certificates Of residents OF Rich.
mond who hsve been benefited and surod By its uss
she feels atiberty to commend to general use rat
sfsd thst the afflicted cannot it without reeev-
Ing great benefit from its healing and curative pov.
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett L B.sr,.
= J Picot 4. eodet or and Chss d. Yale my II
VIRGINIA WORM KILLER.--C ouptrv
v merchants aad others snsud not forget to supply
themselves with this popular and unfe.iins Worm
Destroyer. II 10 the best eparstion In uss, being
very sweet and pleasant, ana certain In II. setoa
Try It. 1t can be had of the agents., PURCELL,
LADD CO., BENNETT, EEEkS Il FISHER
and DrusTs's ssnsrsilv sols
IACKsON's EXCELSIOR BlTTERs.-
Read and pay attention TO the foiio certificate
from we'll known and distin suishsd citizen. and see
how highly he speaks Of these es!ebrated Bistsrs
now 20 much In vogue:
law, Mrs. Armstrong has been afflicted with Dys-
pepsia for some sixteen years. Not finding any psr
wa induced TO Try your Excelsior H;tters' and L
affords much pleasure to testify TO their ben ehois
results. She can enjoy her food with q relish to
which she was stranger previous TO the use Of your
valuable medicine. GEO w WILEyn
MEDICAL TksTIMOnY..FROM THE
1El JUSTLY CELEBRATED DIR. PARSONS OF
VA-Ths ia to Gritty that have used Ia my practice
and have seen used by others, Dr. /. seotts Celebs
ted White Circassisn Liniment, and have no hset-
tation In saying that have confidence In it than
any other Liniment 1 ever 1 have used Ii in
Rheumatism, sprsins Bruises Pains and Burns
With almost universal success, and with conf-
denss recommend It TO the afflicted.
EDWIN PARSONS, M. d.
Va, Dec. 4, 1855.
All the above Medisinss for sale by Purcell, Lsid
Co.. and Alex. Duvsl. Richmond. jas
- EMUVAL.--Dr. PLUMk Ans removed
IA his Office to the third house, South Of Trinity
Church South side and about one hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel. DIR. P. continues to treat
all syphlitic and gonorrh0al complaints; and having
had much practice In this line, fattsrs himsefthat bs
can give very general satisfa<tion. A call from
hose Interested 10 solisIted.
DR. p also makes and vends one Of the best resto-
ratives chemical Extract Of French flowen,) for
constitutional weakness, offered TO the public
Dr. P. may be consulted eonfidentislly by letter
or otherwise. Medicines securely packed and seat
to o,der, In almost any direction.
Chkss hours from A, NJ, till 3 r. II. Frankln
sire near the Exchange Hotel, Richmond sry
Va. no IL
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
Monday Morning, Juue -. 1897.
FINANCIAL. AND COMM ERCfAL.

FINANCIAL AND COMMEkCAAA'
Sales Of $4,000 Virgins So In New York saturday
at essa
Richmond Markets, june 20, 1907.
FLoUR-fhere Is nothing doing and Quotations
still uominaly e81s IS. ...,,r,.
nal. ei go for prime Red 81 20 for prime White.
CORN-very dull at 81 per aushei
Nxw YosK. June 90 Flour 10 firm Sales OF 5oo
Mi. ata,e es0S 10; Ohio, Si67 80; sonthern, &16
$50 Wheat 10 heavy; ssieso OF w" ShsneW So ono
hnsbss, Mixed At SIC; white, 90; yellow, 90. Meas
- Re-. .dyanced 2oo Ssles &2StHG2S .. Beef 10
sxsP si6 5o9i7 for Chiasso repscked. Lard 10
hs.rv At si4;9l4i. WhisAey has declined &c. st3la
for Ohio.
n.tr1MosE, June 20 Flour Is firm; sales Of 100
h,i, 81 Howard street at al Wheat 10 dull; red
a. 7o4i TO- white 81 sodi % for fair to rood; 950
900 for choice. Corn 10 unsettled, at SO 6s8c for
white and yellow Whiskey 10 lower; City at seq
10 Ohio S2i dSSlc.
.Mon,Ls, June Ia-The sales of cotton during the
pas. week wore 1900 ba,-a the receipts during the
week only 200 bales against 1910 bales for the
corresponding week of last year The stock on hand
Is Is, TOO hs!ss. Prices srs unchanged
NEw CpLkAss, June 19.-The Cotton market to.
day is sitter. but quotations are unchanged SOte
baes sold ct 4 asa for mddlinss The sales of the
week have heen II geo bales and the recspts only
29l0 bales, The stosk 10 port 10 now diminished to
II 500 bales The recsipt, 2S 600 bales lees than
the decrease in receipts has re, ched $500 bales
Flour dail; st Louis brands sell ST : l1t0 . Corn
EXHIBITS al advancing tendency. sales OF yeiIow AT
91Ds5; white 900 co.: Posk very Gud' NO conse
sells At los60i, and Il for prime. The conse sales
for the week nave bees $500 bags. The stock in
port including Is OOO bs Is QHaI antino Is 1913 goo
bags Cotton freish:s are ssssnapt. Sterling ex.
change UNCHANGED.
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REMARKABLE Brakes The bark Toserh Msx-
well Capt Davis, which arrived at Philadelphia q
few days aeo brought two of the larges living sns he
that ever imported into this country The..
reptiles were Of the boa constructor species snd
ware caught near VenezuIs, in South America Upon
The passage they deyoured the largest Shsnghaes for
food. with the grsetest rapdity in few MON nts
nothing being but the tips of their toes rapidly
disappearing. In qoiFscent state. they are over
10 eet in length, aud one of them l6 inches in CIT.
cuufarenc6.
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THE OLDEST WON .H-We doubt whether as
old woman now survives as one hose remains were
committed to the grave week ago. Aunt Till a
slave belonging to Capt Lewis BisSel Of this neigh
horhood died the 9th instant at the extraordinary
age OF $50 years. such instance Of longevity her
not come under our observation for naany wears
The family attended the funeral-St. Louis RepubLi-
can l7th.
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EXPLOSION At PATERSON, 1.-The steam.
boiler connected with the establishment Of A. C.
Van Blsrcum, carpenter and builder, Paterson, N
J exp ,ded Thursday morning, ard emit ely demol.
ished III. building and scattered the fragments ia
every direction. some of tn. fragments thrown
20 the distance of whole block from the Cor
siderable damage VISA done to several buildings in the
n.lghb rhood by the brick and timbers. No lives
lost, although several perfons Injured.
The cause Of the sxploEion was purely accidental.
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Two MEN OVER NIAGARA FALLS "A teegraphic
dispatch, dated Niagara Fslls, June u. saye:

Two bod es were found hsre-one yesterday, and
tho othsr thi, morning that had gone the falls
The one found yesterday the Amerisan side
Just below the ferry in the river. The found
day was on the Canada side, and supposed to have
come over the Horse Shoe falls The first body b. sd
clothes on, and strong built man, high fore
head, Jewish nose and bsok hair; the hasd slightly
bald, and black whiskers. His upper lip has BEEN
shaved lately. The scond man had clothes but his
shirt collar around his mech. dark whskes. and an
impersl Csn't find what kind Of hair he hes. 1t be-
ing all covered with froth. This man is tall aad
st0
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DAILY, SEMT-WEEKLY, AND WEEKLH


The urgent solistatisns Of number Of friends
have induced me TO publishs Il -
SEMl.WkkKLT DISPATCH.
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with new type, will contain twenty-eisht colarns OF
reading matter, and In sine and prop viii re-,
sembls the Weekly Dispatch. The subscription will
be only
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Domestic, Foreien, Miscellaneous ana CoT Tt.n.
together with Editorials and entertaining hseetu1
Especial attention will be paid to the markets wn'en
will be regularly and accurately reporteo' ~ wiz DC
indeed . kEWSPAfER Ia the most oompr ehonsSe
sense presenting iuteeible narratives OF eveiy
thing that trenspres, ana con nas ,ppronrf.ts
and succinctly all kinds OF iniorma'oh aPptoP'"'s
Thsrs ara only sami- weekly mails In many parts
of the Stste and this sem-wecky edition OF the Dis
patch meets tho wants Of the people supplied oy
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Of the enterprise with which 1t will be sus
tanned. 1900. ,,rrv,v M,
PATCH will please send In their orders at once.
that their subscriptions may begin with the first
number. Address the undersigned.
Advertisements will be inserted stthe usual rates;
and az the Semi Weekly edition will no doubt be
widely circulated, 1t will be an advantageous medium
for communicating with the public
Both the Daily and the Weekly, swell as the Be.
mi Weekly Dispatch, will soon be greatly improved,
and the three papers will be sent 10 subscribers at
she following
Low RATES:
Daily Dispatch ..............S 4 per annum.
semi-Weekly Dispatch .....@2 per annum
Weekly e1spstsh Va IN .nv.NcP Per snnum
There are no cheaper Journals In the Union, and
neither labor nor expense will be spared to make
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FASHIONABLE JEWELRY.-Iha Paris correspop-
dent Of thu New York Journal of Commerce SAYS
"fhs spring and summer jewelry is very beautiful.
Dresses without basques are worn with belt or
sash, and brilliant collection OF precious stones
diamond ser snts Ayabesque pattern in gold and
enamel. The buckles generally accompanied
with bracelet and brsastpia Of ths same style Of
jeweiIyn
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93BBERy OF DIANosps -The Courier dcS Etdti
1nis of the 18th inst states tnat great excitement
prevails al Naples In consequence of the late robbie
~ of the mott magnificent set of diamonds in the
Two sicilies-those of the Duchess OF Savislisso,
daughter of Gen. Fangen. 1hess diamonds are
valued at As Od0 dollars
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EAGLE SOEA WATER ESTABLISH
H MENT VICT0RIOUS!-The subscriber set out
with the determination TO overcome every opposition
that miEht be brought against him, and is happy
gune expectations The fact is the public have found
GU: whsrH the best Soda Wafer, Phiiadsphi Ale
Porter and Champagne Cider 10 to De had. Thenkf full
for past avors re hopes by strict integrity and due
courtesy, 20 merit continuance
WARREN CANFIELD, Aat
j,eo goth st , bet lain and Frantlin ST.,
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EACH SATURDAY IN JUNE.
3 sos prizes uniting to.-.. 9204
Whole Tickets $40; halves S; quarters $50.
PLAN oFTBE T.orPERy


PLAN or TIE LOTTERY
The Numbers from to 50, 00O so,responding with
those Numbers on the Tickete printed ON separate
slips Of paper are eneireled with small tin tubes sas
placed In one Wheel.
fhe irst 257 prizes similarly printed and ensirsled,
are placed IN another wheel
Yhe wheels are then revolved, and 9 number IL
drawn from the wheel of Numbers, and at the Same
time Prize Is drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhib-
tied to the audience, and registered by the Commits.
sioners; the Prize being placed sgainst the Number
drawn. This operation IN repeated until all the
APPROPRIATION PRIzEs.-fhe two preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
FIRST II Prizes will be entitled to the 48 Approxims
ton Prizes For example, II Ticket No. 1lS5t draws
the $4,000 prize, those Tickets numbered 1l248,
1928 1881, 1882 will each be entitled to 1926 II
Ticket No $50 draws the S2J 600 PRICE those Tickets
numbered 545 $40 ISL, 552 will each be entitled to
82OG; and 20 on. according to the above scheme.
The 5000 prizes of 800 will be determined by the
last figure Of the number that draws the $4,000 prize
For example, If the number drawing the $50, 06t
prize, ends with No. l, then all the Tickets, where
the mum Der ends in l. will be entitled TO $50 # the
number ends with No. 2, then all the tickets where
the number ends in will be entitled to $50, and
on to 0.
Certificates Of packages will be sold At the follow.
Certificate of Package Of 10 whole fi.kcn....."se
10 quarter ...... q
In ORpEEINe TICKETS Oh CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered, receipt Of which they will be forwarded
by first mail. Purchasers have tickets ending
in any fgure they may deignate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purchasers mmediately after the drawing
" Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office, County and State
" Remember that every Prize 10 drawn snd pay
able In full without dedustion.
~ All prizes of 81 900 and under, paid immedi
ately after the drawirs-othor PRICES at the usus
time of thirty days
Al! communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for 2iskets or Certhsates to
g. SWAN Il Co, Atlantis, "a.
Or, 8. SWAN 4 CO,
Richmond, Va
~ A list of the numbers that are drawn ON tn
Wheel with tho amount of the prize that each 10
entitled to, will be published efter every drawing.
in the following papers: New Orleans Delta Mobile
Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette.
Atlanta Intelligencer, New York Weekly Day Book.
Savannah Morning News, and Rishmond Dispatch.
my %
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UAPl1AL PRIzK sS0,eoo!!
TICKETS ONLY 90

3 fse7= TICKETS ONLY 90
Owing TO the great favor with which our si.sIs
and the large demand for Tickets, the Manassrs
SwAH Co., will have drawing essh Saturday
throughout the year
The following Scheme VIII Do erswn N sseh o
their Lotteries Tor June. 1877;
20 b drawn In the sity OF Atlanta, g. !. public,
Saturday, June 9th, 1857.
CLASS 40, 70.
70 BE- lrsvn In the city Of ATLANTA, Ga, IN pubs,
Saturday ,,JHne 18Th, 1857.
GLASS
70 b drawn in the ely Of Atlanta, Ga, In public
Saturday, June 2Oth, 1857,
CLASS A.
70 be drawn In the Cisp Of Atlanta Ga In public on
OF RE sa'1 PS9N OF si N2s s1MB.a,
1905 Prizes:
NA6NIFICENT SCHEME!
EACH SATURDAY In JUNE.
prize of. ....$6oooo' prize of.......sl 600
do ..........2o0o0 do ........I .ooo
do .......... 5otoi do ,........1 coo coo
do .......... 500 45 prizes of........ 500 500
! do do ..'.. 500 500 1900 1900 do do .. 100 Sc
do ........ 2 500
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
prizes Of $225 spproximating 70 $4,000 ,,
Z ,nes. Of $500 sppro.lmatins to $4,000 40,
4 ,uge. I Of SIS experimenting to $1,000 =
prizes Of $40 spproximatins to $4,000
IL prizes Of $50 spproximatins to $4,000
Prize are. 500
16 prizes of $40 approximatins to $1,000
prize acknowledgements. $40
5000 prizes of $50 O0e
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A L PRIVATE SALE .-rhe subscribcrs
- offer for sale privately, 2largs Plate 4las, Bow
windows, complete. Also, SO feet of Mahogany
ods Z 'ass Casing Also, No. large Iron SAFE,
with double doors recently moved from the store Of
Messrs. Mitchell Tyler.
is 20 LARITs a. sBINE
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A r COST, At C0ST.-Intendin9 10 have
"A my st0re enlarged BIZ lst OF august. will ihis
day commence selling of my entire stock OF Dry
Goods, all p0rshssed this sesson, for cash. Great
bargains may be expected.
Also, my stock Of Window Shades and Oil Cloths
1000 pair of Window Shades st and bslow cost. A
chance sedom met with Call soon for bargains st
the Established Cheap store of
M. GOLDEN'S $50 Broad street,
ia 6--lrn Ratwaen Sd and 9TH.
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READING l. AGER
iRN&l BEER FRESH SUMMERN56
tElE=3 LAGER BEER.-The under f.
- signed is now receiving weekly, -.
and will continue to receive throughout the season
q superior article of fresh LAGER BEER, from the
famous READING BREWERY, which hs will
supply in quantities to suit mia customers and the pub
lie, at his Saloon. J. g. LANCE,
4sh st., between Broad and Marshall sts
2,,k
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NUTiCE--Notice IL hereby given that
~ application will be made to the Charber-
lain of The City of Richmond for the renewal of bosd
No IS of the city of Richmond, in the name of A.
T. Dabney, for five hundred dollars, dated 2tth jan
airy, 1857 and payable 1st January, 1852 said sond
having been lost or mslaid my l4-law2m*
TINU CGNTKACTGRS-In ODE disnce TO IN
Il order of Henrtco County Court, the undersigned,
a Special Commissi, appointed for the purpose,
will receive sealed proposals for the REPAIRlEG
AND FITTING UP OF THE CULVERfs on the
road commencing at the corporation line 18th ct
and running from thence along 25h street, to the in
tersection of 18th and Venabe streets; the to
the county to exceed $500 Proposals in writing
may be left the office of the undersigned, in God
din's Hail. of l1th and Bank streets until the
lst day Of July next. Persons DESTROYS of doing this
work will please call st my Office, and will show
them the work to be performed.
JAMES T. Redo,
my 25-Iew4w Road Cornmissiouer
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cEHsuEYJ RICHN ssND AND DAN.
ssss.ss.sf,ss.eY VILE KAlLkOAD-CHAN6E OF
HE'D ULE-SUM M Err AR
RANGEMENT.-On and after Wednesday, June 81,
1857, tho Mail Train will leave Richmond Station
daily Sundays excepted) at O'Clock A. NJ, arrive at
the Junction. connecting with the South side Rail.
road going to LIZ nchburg at % A. and arrive in
Danville at | So P Nj.
Returning leave Danville at Is A. M, arrive at
Junction, m citing South-side Train at il O'Clock A.
NJ, and arrive in Richmond at O'Clock P. M.
C. CAMPBELL,
my2S General Superintendent
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NOTICE. Jusl received aad will open
\this morning, beautiful lot Of DRESS GOODS,
at very reduced prices, amongstwhich are q large
lot of I.AWNsat l23 cts. and ls. per yard, such az
we sold at 10. and IS cts q short time since.
Those wanting such goods will do well to call at
No 90 Main street.
my T-.dlm JNO. l.. SMITHER.
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OFFICE OF ADAAs EXPRESS CUmY,(
RICHMOND May lst, 1857
ka sEs g We are prepared to transact any
business ON the Virginia Central
Railroad, (appertanng to the Express business. y
Especial attention will be paid to THAT line, In CON
neotion with the different Springs Of Virginia.
Messengers will leave daily at O'Clock A. NJ, in
charge Of valuables, money, &c.
For further particulars. apply to
j. L. kACOONOUGH. Agent
myl Adams Express Co., 1874 Main st.
RELIEVE HOsPITAL.--This Institn
- tion 10 situated on Church Hill, Richmond, Va,
every convenience conducive to the comfort of pa
tients and the successful treatment of disease.
The Lyng-in Wards are peculiarly sommodious
The undersigned give their personal attendance to
sll patients placed under their charge.
Co!ored Patients. ........"...........S5p Per week
Private accommodations. ............. Ito 10
These rates embrace all charges for Board, Nod.
icnes, and Medical and Surgical attendance.
Ey No Small Pox admitted.
PHYSICIANS:
JAMES ROLTON, NJ. D,
efaee street, between 4th and tth.
C. 8. MILLS, N. D.,
18th street, between Broad and Marshall.
kf. COLEMAN, N. D..
Corner of 4th and Grace streets.
Resident Phvsician-Dr. WOOD. ial-s
DARKER, NINNlO d co, wishing to
reduce their stock Of Spring and Summer Goods
have determined to sell atvery low prices Bargains
Coered and Black Silk Robes
Bsyedere and Chene Silhs
Plain and Figured Black Silks
Msrcelline and Satins
Orsapdie and Bereee Robes
Bereges and Chaliies
Challie OLanes
Plaid and Striped Gnghams
= Plain and Printed French Calico
Cotton and Linen sheeting
Darassk Table Cloths and Napkins
great variety of goods for EoyI wear
Coiored and White 0znsburgs
inen Drilling and Ticklenburgb
Black and Fancy Cassimsres. DC 20. te is
GUNNER q 90 ID s--silk. Lins q ana Al.
~ Paca Coats. just received large sup Div Of the
abovs goods, suitable for the present season. Also
Pants and Vets Of every description Call and mike
a selection at Headquarters for Fashionshie Clio
thing. b. B. BPENCE
jed No. l2a. sorner of Main and lStn SITS.
SOLAh OIL 40 bbis. solar Oil for sale
- bv = = = .1I8-l
js2o EDWIN WORKMAN L co.
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STATG STOCK FOR SALE, in sums TO
~ suit purchasers.
WANT D. "A few Shares of nichmond Dam
vile Railroad Stock for which the highest market
price will be paid
Exchange on New York Philssslphis and Bslt'
more, bought and sold
C. w. PURCELL 4 co.
sp 25-tf Exchange Brokers.
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DAs@lNl,s ART OF SINGING. -P. III,
- TAYLOR has just received few copies of BIAS
SINPS ART OF SINGING. This new book il most
aighly recommended. Some of the best judges say
of 1t
"In the first nineteen pages Of this new method 10
embodied more sound sense the nature and espa-
bities of the human voice than can be found In
halfa-dozsn similar works by European matters"
ap 6-ks
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~ GA 4 h..-To builders, Carpentefs,
Y Bricklsyers, Stone Mssons, &s.- Plans, Wors-
ing DRAWINGS and Specifications for Gothic Church,
81 feet by 80 teet With tswer belfrey, spire &c 70
bs built in Raleigh, NJ c. be seen from June 13tn
to July list, at the store OF MCGEE Wilism', Fay
ettville st, Raleigh, n C. and at Persival ana
GRATIS Architectural and Engineering Once, Zoo,
dn's Hall, Richmond, Va, where viii be received
tenders in detail for the whole for each description
of work separately The contractor or contrsetoI,'
will be required to give good references, and saeh
security IS the Church Building Committee may re-
quire for the due performances OF the work accord
ing to plans and speei6cstons The said committee
will not pledge themselves to accept any or the low
est tender.
II Bills of quantities bs obtained st tho Ar
ehitecs cice, unreasonable terms by early applies
tion 10 l5-,liy
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THE CHEAPEST GOODS IN RICH.
MOND?- The subscribers having determip ed to
sail from this day. their large and beauif1l stock of
Fancy and Domestic Goods, at great reduced price,
amongst which will be found. very handsome plaid
black silks at Is 87t and H. worth gres, deal more;
beautifui patterns Orsandies, Jsconet Lawns; De
LANES; Gisghams; great bargains in Ep'broideriesi
and Muslin Bands from I2t cents and upwards Swiss
and Dotged Muslin; Cambria and striped Muslin; black
and colored Silk Santilias, ! so and upwards; the
cheapest bleach and brown Domestic ever offered
before; Grape shaws at IS; white ard brown Liner
Dsmasks Towels and Diapers Hoaeries; Silk Mits,
&c. Ali who wish to save money, will do well to
give US 8 call at No. q Main street.
je 8-dlm* r. STRAUS & BRO.
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- h4shi nAAAL a1sCnlEESI,
IL RIG dMOND, VA,
OPPOSITE THE AMERICAN HoTEL.)
Assisted by
b CLOPTON, Civil Engineer.
FREDERICK KOCH, Architect,
OSWALD HEINklCH, Mining Engineer aud
9eologist,
Is prepared to furnish Designs with Plans and full
drawings for Buildings Of every description,
including Mills, Manufacturing Establishments, and
Machinery, of all kinds, with Specialization EST.
the construction of the same.
He will pay particular attention to laying ont and
improving SPRINGS PROPERTIES and other
WAGERING PLACES, a. well az Public or Private
6rounds
He is also prepared to survey and locate all kinds
of Roeds and Car and survey Mines and Lands
Having had over twenty years experience in his
business and with the best corps Of Assistants
in one office Ia this State, he feels confident that he
can give entire satisfaction to eli who may
their work to his care And while returning thanks
to those who have heretofore bestowed 30 liberal
patronage upon him, he respectfully solicits
tnuance of the same from them and the public gene