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eeaa NnW BAKkhY..-Ths sah.cri-

,sgraA NE w KAkERY..-The suhscri-
SHX8 Der having leased the house on the N nth
H east corner of Broad and Sd streets and TT
sa1sMV ted 1, up for a BAKERY, takes this me
thod of informing his friends aud the public in gene
raj, that he will be able furnish the with every
thing usually kept in Fisss-csss Bakery. For the
convenience of those living below ths market, he
will keep his old Branch, two doors from Broad, or
y h street.
Bread. Rolls, Biscuits, &c, fresh morning and
evening. Pies, Cakes and Crackers ct sll kinda
fresh every day Families and Boarding House,
supplied twice day.
Parties supplied with iced snd Oruamsnted Cakes
Ice Creams Jellles, Blanc Mango. ae, TO o. der
~ N. BAH orders thankfully received and
carefully attended to.
fs s7-lm* ISAAC BRIGGS
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Oosnclius Kendall WAS the driver Of an expresa
wseon " Lynn, Mass snd the other day he drove
On With heory SkidmoEes wife, leaving his ON q
wifs and family =
SENATOR bayasd Of Delaware 70 III from the AZ
ieets q the disease Is the Ho,s
Washington. ~'s''sasA 1io's',
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OWNS 70 the crest fsvor with wbseh osv s,..,.
Hunnbsf Lotteries hsys bssn rseefvsd b. Ire ..S
Asd the large dsmsad for Tfekets. the M.ssss,s
SwAn cc, viii hsys dfswisg essh ssfsSsv
drsvn In seeh a. their Lottsri-s fer Ns,eh M ~
Saturday. March 1lst, ISSx.
CLASS 20
sssn.n sns ei,y o. A.'s s. Gs =. ssbIis, 0.
Z ON THE PL1N or SINGLE NUMnrrs
$3.50 Prizes:
more 601 Oss Prise q Eserv Ten T;ekss.t
10000 Tickets.
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tlad correspondent of the Louisville Demoorat
writes to that paper the particulars of an outrage
when was peIpetrated week before last ucon the
madison county Indiana At the hour of midnight
PACK u r1fhans went to the house where the Doc.
t1I sne nl. wiie we're living, took him out of bed
GEO MIN hi!ed his mouth so that he cou d
ste no noise, carried him short distance and tied
Nun 70 Tree, and then with stout switches gave him
severe whipping on his back, he having nothing
spon MN put MS shirt After they had whipped him
severely they attempted to tar and feather hi but
tney commenced to do this he bro looss from
,a' ie0 70 the nearest house and gave tn. alarm
persed IN the darkness IF the night and could not
.oane -FOUR individual have been arrested and b. Id
70 oaii IL 10 said that the Doctor had been paving
neseet OF bis own wife, and hence the proceed ngs
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BRIEF EHeAssMENr Two young ladies' men.
bess OF Of the most wealthy upper crust famil
OF Detroit, became greatly fascinated with certsin
theatrical performers and performances in that city
and resolve d TO 90 upon the stage. They had NJ
meIons interviews with ths members of the comps.
ny-of course unknown to. their parents few
nights ago they obtained leave to spend the eveninY
spd sishts the house of an acquaintance but thew
repaired to hotel and remained over mig hit with
their dramatic friends They then mstured thsir
psn, which the Free fress says they carried out N
NJ ssto spend . whole day shopping, ia which thew
purchases, On credit. four hundred dollars worth 81
siihs, ssfins shawls white slippers and peck Of ia
goves arsiacial howsrs, lsces, 30. They ana THAR
parenases were sii croSded into q carriage prepar.
story 70 al shrspt departure for Cleveland. whsrs
thsy were 70 maze their debut. when thu sar,isse
Ses sseeHed and venerable Justice of the Peace IN
IoImea the eemseis that their mamss desired their
nfessncs q bone Their rosy cheeks turned psIs A.
THIS snnossesmsnt, and piesdinss were used but ts
nioag nsnd .of the law was upon them, and 10 the
hnsu sms they were hurried a. fast a. hackney
oagsmeat. 'A''a 'A''' '''s' sA'
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DisBAShS OFTHE
<HSKG(T& FEET aud HANDS Corns,
ArHSEESA Bunions DefoImed Mails,
sSE &C., and every disorder OF
the Feet and lands ersdicsted without any pain. BY
Dr. b. SCHULTZ the stiiful surgeon Chiropodist,
from London. EoTIcE.-Dr. s. bees to inform bis
patients, friends, and the public generally, that be
has now renewed his effise to l60 Broad street
doors from the corner of Mr. ZachrssoL Drug Store,
between 9Th and 7th streets, stairs (sign on the
door, where he may be daily consulted from A M
till Up. M
r. Ladies and Gentlemen a. usual, attended at
their residence, without extra charge.
NH 7-dIm*
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.~r,ms 'rff. tshEAT SUUTAS ERN rr.
@ HAT AND GA GAP ~ M AM III
sPRIN RADE, 1857.

JOHN DOoLE Y,
81, MAIN aTkEET, RiCHAlUND. VA.
MANUFACTUsFR AND IMPORTER OF
HATS, GAPS, LADIES FURS, TRIMMINGS
&c, &c.
Would on this occasion particularly call the stter
ton Of his regular customers end Others to the pre-
parations he has made for the business of Spring.
During lisra cent tour in The Nor'h he bias visited
not only ths cities of Baltimore, Philadelphia snd
New York, but also the principal manufacturing dis
tricts where goods in bis line got upthus he ha,
been enabled 9TH obtain camp les of every article
made. and purchase advantag eousiy than here
tofore
For the In portation of French goods, he has made
s1ch arrangements as will insure him regular sup
PLY of the newest and choicest styles
This eik and other Hats of his own make have in.
varisbly been deemed by his customers superior to
tho.e of Northern importation. From various i'm.
provemen,s Gently made in bis factory, III, supe-
rioritY will not only be maintained, but ado ed to-
such country merchants as purchase ELSEWHERE
without givins Richmond trial, he would respect.
fully invite to visit his eB.ablishment-he assure.
them shoud they do so, they will find stock of goods
equslliuR variety, quantity and low prices, that oil
any other house North South
His business arran gements are Of the completes
kind and the greatest attention s paid to this careful
packing and prompt 'hiunsnt Of goods NH Cts
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MICAJAH MANGUM.

Fatty DULLAks X Il w A X D.
a. Ran away, the night of the llah inst "a
KIN negr. girl named NANCY, about 90 years of
~ age, dark brown complexion and sm all size.
!Anx0 Fifty dollars will be paid il taken out Of
the state, and twenty five dollars If taken in the
State, il delivered to me.
NH tn VIM REERE
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A GhhTAiN EUHh FUR ALI.
In dresry winter, SLOW or rain,
When winds do blow, am the Same
In lowly cot or rich mans retrsst
am to them, INSTANT RELIEF.
For lonely ORPHAN the poor mans bride,
For those that use me tits their pride
To recommend when cast down with grief,
Their greatest comfort is INSTANT RELIEF.
For COUGHS and COLDS, it's to prevent,
And cure all those for such Pm meant,
In. nice to take, 'ts quite treat,
Do take this Syrup, LEONARD'S INSTANT
RELIEF.
Price o. cent Ac&c fa 10
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LAY STILL GRANNY "A boy got bis fathers
gun, loaded It, but vas afraid to FIRE; he however
hked the fun Of .oadins and So he put in another
charge. but was still afraid to FIRE. He kept on
chAr,es In the old piece. His grand mother, learn
ing his temerity, removed him. and graspng the old
continental, di charged It The recol was tremen-
dops, throwing the old lady on her back, She
promptly struggled to regain her feet but the boy
cried out, Lay sill, Granny-there are Eve more
charges to 70 of yet"
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= iMPUliTANT
A94k4SNsT To sPOR MEN In
SANNS AND TRAVELLERS

have Ia store, q large and coWpIste -~M3~
asuortmeat of double and single barrel Guns; Rich
mond made Rifles; Colts celebrated Five Shooters;
ALIENS kevolvers, single Pistols Of every d,.cFlp-
ton; Bowie Knives; prks; Sword aud other Walk
ing Canes; Dram Bellies &c &c
Also, Just received, full ana new assortment OF
every Article fo- the Ar consisting in pst
of waking cane Fishing RODS Slk, Sea Srss' ana
rjex seiue, single and twisted silk Worm Gut, with
Hooks cork and fancy Floats Virginia, Linn
erick ard Kesby HOOKS; Read Rods by the hundred.
JAMES WALSH, Gun Importer,
NH en-Im doors above st. Charles Hotel.
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aASs, oars, snons, 90. !

- D0UTs, SHOES, TMUrks.
7fs Ac.-lTbe subsehber info ms his
friends and the pabhs that he hts ~
reformed TO the city, and tsksn the stofe No
8snk. for tbs purpose Of eassyiHs or ths BOOT
AND SnOE BUSINESS In eli its branches rs
hss n ~, and will always keep on hand, general
sssortunent Of Northern snd Esstsrp work. selected
hy himseH and unsurpassed By asy in the city a.
Ne II a. vork Of his own manufacture His ssesk Of
Manu- featuring Materials casnct be suvpasscd
ThIJNKS,-A scod assortment Of Trunks always
nm hand which be viii sell ct On oil advance
He win be pleased to serve his old friends and Gus
toners IS heretofore r,,,v
NH Ig--irn DhVIp CuhNt.
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UNITED TIE MAIL
15SsfG LINE, BETWEEN NEW YORK

s-Es UNITED > Il A Il h p MAIL
9N9 LINE, BETWEEN NEW rO6k
r5LM AND NORFOLK, rETERsBURG
ESH$S AND RICHMOND.-The JAMES
ONu, Captain Parrish, leaves Richmond every
Tuesday afternoon City Point. same Evening, and
Norfolk, next morning, Wecne sday, for New York.
This ROANOKE, Cspt. Skinner, leaves City Point
every Saturday morning, and Norfolk every sstur-
day Evening, for New York.
Returning the jamestown leaves New York from
Pier IS, North River, every Saturday, sfteInc on,
wiki passengers for Norfolk. Petersbnrg and Rich
mont without detention at Norfolk, merely stopping
there to land passengers She takes freight only for
Richmond.
The Rosnsks leaves New York from same Pier,
every Wednesday afternoon with passengers for Nor
liz, Peter sbu and Richmond, but takes freight on
ly for Norfolk. North Carolina, and Petersburg.
Passage and fare Stateroom included, between
Norfolk and New York, So; steeraee PASSAGE Sd
Passage and fare, Ststeroom included, between
Richmond, Petersburg, and New York, $40; Steer.
age passage, $5.
NH IL LUDLAM 4 WATaON
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH FoREsHADowED.
In "Bailey's Dictionary" edition of l730-l27
years ago-under the word "Losdstone" is the fol
lowing toreshadowing of the Electric Telegraph /:
Some authors write, that by the help of the
Magnet or Loadstone, persons may communicate
their minds to friend Al great distance; as sup.
pose one TO be at London, and the other at Paris,
IT each of them have a circular alphabet, like the
diAlpiate Of clock, and a needle touched with
one magnet, then at the same time that the needle
at London was moved, that al Paris would move
In like manner, provided each party had secret
notes for dividing words, and the observation was
made al a set hour, either of the day or of the
night, and when one party would Inform the other
OF any matter, he is to move the needle to those
letters that will form the words that will declare
what be would have the other Know and the 9TH
er needle will move in the same manner. This
may be done reciprocslly."
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osrM@ CAhHtAGES, CAhkIA GkS.. -
GYfL The subscriber has on hand, at his Coae b
SaS@X-Matng Establishment, on Lombard AL
ley, between Main and Cary. (Sh and l4th streets
near the Columbian Hotel COACHES, CHARIo-
tess. BAROUCHES, BUGGIES with and without
tops, and SULKIES, sill of his own make, of the
best materials and craftsmanship; ell of which will
be sold low good work of tue hind be in the
city of Richmond; and respectfully a call from
those in want OF any article the Carriage lire,
determined to make to order and sell at the low
est prices possible, and all work sold, that il new,
warsen.ed.
MICAJAH MANGJJM
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nnDlClNks.


lack SONS EXCELSIOR BiTTERS...
Read aud pay attention to the following certificate
from a we'll known nd distinguished citizen. and
how highly he speaks OF these celebrated Bitters,
now much in vogue:
"Mr, r. H. JAcKsoN--Dear Sir: Ny motherin.
law, Mrs. Armstrong, has been afflicted with Dys.
pepsia for some sixteen yatrs Not finding any per-
manent relief from the various remedies used, she
induced to try your 'Excslsior Bitters' and it
affords much pleasure to testify to their beneficial
results. She can now enjoy her food with relish 10
which she stranger previous to the of your
valuable medicine GEO. w WILEY"
MEDICAL rESTI Tfh
1Vl JUSTLY CELEBRATED DR.. PARSONS OF
VAThis to lily that have used in my practice
and have used by others, DR. l. Scott's Celeb
ted White Circsssian Llnment, and l have no hest
taton in saying that have confidence in it than
any other Eminent | 1 have used it in
Rheumatism, sprains, Bruises, Pains and Burns
with almost universal succsss, and can with conf
dence recommend it to the afflicted.
EDWIN PARSONS, NJ. D.
-, Va, Dec. 4, 1855.
All the above Medicines for sale by Purcell, Lsdd
& Co. and Alex. Duval Richmond. Jas
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saA LAnIH EN W An T., CHINA AND
NJ sE GLASS
fEH SPRING, 1857.
VIM. F. BDTI,ER.

w vi. r.. d II I II FIIlS
Importer, ~ Vain street, hichm0Rd "a,
Is now receiving per ships ANDREW FOSTER aud
America" tuii supply of Epglish goods of new
patterns and fom various utsctories and suction
trade ssles In this country, very large stock OF
French China Glassware, Looking CLASSES, Casters
and Fancy 9oods, hich he fsys for sale upon the
most favorabl. terms.
The merchants of Vireinis, Tennessee and North
Carolina, are invited to examine his goods.
ET special pains tsken &c pack oil goods securely
and orders promptly filed. NH balm
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CLAKksON d ANDk SON,
~ No It6 MAIN ST. RICHMOND, Va,
CUTLERY, GUNS, AND ANCHOR

BoLrlNG CLOTH,
Have In store and receiving direct from the Ma.
pufaetursrsia England and this country th.ir rps
stock which hes been purchased with much care and
on the most favorable terms enabling them to se
cheap ~ any house In this any Northern oi ~ -
Their large ard slegsnt s.les Room enables msr-
chants to examine their stock and make their Do
chases In half the rns. sad with much less fatigue
than usual 80
They cordially invite all visiting this market. a..
peaiaily those who have not been somed To- buy
Ing to examine their stock feeling they
essnot do bstter anywhere
n B.-rhey are also sole Agents In Richmond for
fsiIbssk's eelsbratsd SCALES. n 10
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FOR GENTLEMEN
REcEIvEp THIS MoRN-
ING by Adams& Co.'S Express. the following very
handsome and hyperion Shoes for ssnlsmen:
Osots. Pat. Les Opera Congress Caters, pump
bottoms.
Gems Pat Lea Stitched Oxford Ties.
Gents Pat. Lea. Stitched Broad Strap Shoes
Gentlemen will find these goods veil worthy their
attention. ard invited to call and exsmine them
at No. IS Main street.
NH II JNO. u. EAoE, il.
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C~;a sPkiHG, 1887.
h}tA CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHERWARE.
GEORGE j. SUMNER,
SPRING, 1857


Has in store and il now receiving ny recent arri-
vals from Liverpool and the American Factories,
his Sp' ing supplies of CHINA Gil ASS, EARTHEN-
WARE, LOOKING GLASSES, FANCY GOODS,
&C.. to whlca he invites an examination from mer-
chants visiting this market.
His stock will be found az extensive and complete,
and will be ssd on IS good terms any house In the
country offer.
TO all cash prompt paying time customers, in
ducements will be offered equal to any to be found ct
this North.
To those merchants who have seen In the habit of
buying all their goods at tbs North, he would say,
that all he asks is impartial inspection of his
stock and prices assuring them they will time
labor aud expense, by leaving their orders here.
The st careful and experienced packers engaged,
and goods promptly forwarded.
sTONEWAkE of the best quality, at factory
prices. NH 6 -2m
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CA LOON rO YOU INTER.
ENM ESTs-The large and well selected stooh
AN41EsM OF SADDLES, HARNESS, Brides, Col.
q lars, " hips, Spurs, stiTrups Bits, Saddle
Bags &s., now on band at DfCKEnSON'S Manu-.
factory. corner of Maiu and streets Ia being of.
fered aLprIces which cannot fail to piease all who
may favor him with their patronage. A cali 10 10
sPectfuy solicited. as shall sell low for ca.h.
n Remember, am at the old stand, corner
Main and 18th streets.
JOHN Fl. DlCKERsON
fe o-zm Successor to joseph II. Colquitt.
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NOTICE 10 1Hk LADIES'
xux<45E The sui scriber has just received large
supply of Ladies', Misses and Children's
Shoes. consisting in part Of
Lsdiss Morocco Welt Bootes with heels
Mlsass' DO do do do
Cbiidren's do DO do do
Ladies' do Thin sole Bootees, with heels
Do do do do without hees
Do Black Lasting CATERS very fine
Do DO do do without heels
Do do Black Morocco and Kid Slippers,
with heels
Mises Morocco Bronze Slippers
Children's Morocco and Pat Leather Ankle Ties
And many other styles of shoes.
All of the above goods we're selec.ed by himself
with especial care and he takes pleasure in recon-.
men6ins them to his customers, being of the very
best % atty. ALEX. HILL.
nh 2 l27 Main street.
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III DRUG STORE FOX sALE.-SIy
80 PROPORTIONAL ensagemeuts occurring my entire
~ attention, Will sell the Key, stock and Fix
Ia torres Of the Drug Store now kept by me, upon
vety favorable terms, If immediate application 10
made The stock 10 not large but 10 very well se.
ieated, and good business can be done by any com.
petsnt person who can give it proper attention
.fe Its John r. JACKgON
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. ANdkK,s ~ UsTA Nd. frssh nsn 'se
n Mse @is d Su III xoHcukE = ca.
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r ePHING STOLk, FVH 1857.
ATHE NEW AND EXTENSIVE HAT, CAP
AND FANCY FUR DEPOT.
-.. . - Main street,

Binfcrd, L ickinson & Weisiger,
Have low in store and readyfor SALE at wholesale CT
retail one Of the largest most compete stocks of
Hats Caps and Straw Goods ever offered 10 this
market which have been selected with erest care
from the lars-st and most extensive msnufactories
especially for the Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
nsssee trads.
The attention of merchants and others, In most re-
spec fully called to the sbove splendid stock, which
comprises every style suited to the spring trade.
NH Ii
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D. HAGERTY, Bell and Brsss Founder.
NJ. , No. 256 Main street.

hAGU kkh EOTYPks RY THE AID 11F
- SrEAM-NEW ARRANGEMENTS AT Os.
BokNE's PICTURE GALLERY-We are pre.
parea 10 take from one to half dozen pictures ct
single sitting Having increased our means and
forcs we expect to take thousand Likeuesses per
week We shall pay particular attention to our pic
lures on glass All OF our ADbroypes will he sealed
up with double plate glass and war. anted TO stand
In any climate, Don't mistake the place
OSBORNE'S,
MIL Oppoata FxehsnSe Bank.
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- T-A~~ - sTbAA.EHS GEO. PEA.
- -I1 BODY AND BELVIDERE, BE-
ssssesrEs<E1aA TWEEN LII NOR AND
RICHMOND-The above two large and commodious
Steamers the route between Baltimore
an Richmond.
The GEO PEABODY will leave Baltimore every
SATURDAY sfternoon, and the BELVIDERE svery
WEDNESDAY afternoon for Richmond.
Returning, the Geo. Peabody will leave Richmond
every Tuesday afternoon, and the Belvidere every
Saturday afternoon, for Baltimore.
NH l2--ts LUOLAM WATSON.
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&R21UA NOTlCH.--Thc subscr Id or.
0y) having rented the ofise. NO ~ Main
ysIeet formerly occupied BY hts bro.
Their, DR. fhornas n. Edmopds, de-
Sessed, oners hiinssf sp aetitioner Of DENTIST.
nj 20 tas eitzeps Of Richmond and the public gene
broihsr. =
NH l1-2Ss PAGE EDMoNps
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II EMOVAL.-D. HAHEHTY, Bell md
H Brass FOUNDER AND FINisHER-Hsvina re-.
tn and 9Th streets ! am now prepared to execute
orders for all kinds of Brass and Com position Cass
lnss also all kinds of Rrass Finishing and hayins
Rurch the patsnt right of Gsrrstts Patent Anti
tneaon Metal, which 10 superior to any tn; M of the
knd now in use, will furnish the same muc oh CHEAP
or thap Brsss N'- SIe"p
b. HAGERTY. Ran and pr. vo.
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EMUVAL.---Nf. PLUME has IemOVed
IL his office to the third house, South Of Trinity
Church. South side, aud about one hundred yards
low the Exchange Hotel. DR.. p. continues to treat
had much practice in this line fatters himself that he
can give very general satisfsction sail from
hose Interested is solicited.
DIR r also makes and vends of the best resto-
rstives, Chemical Extract of French Floweu) for
constitutional weakness, ever offered to the public
DR.. P. may be consultedconf ientially 6y letter.
or otherwise. Medicines securely packed and sent
to order in almost any direction.
Office hours from 8 A. M, till 9 M. franklin
street, near the Exchange Hotel, Richmond city,
va
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CIhAlM InUN WORKS, 136 iIaiu 81,
- near Sevcpih The subscriber is now pre-
pared W tn increased f.cilities to manufacture sll
kinds Of IRON WORK, such - IRON KA LINZ,
DOORS, GRATINGs &c, DC Ora re 8 and
FENDERS-a and all sind OF House Work, and job
biog done on reasonable terms
" Particular attention gwen to the enclosing Of
CEMETERY lots, Railing. &c. for the country, ~
made be easily put up call solicited:
NH l4--.6U GEU LOWNES
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RIUHNOND MUSICAL ACADEMY.


The fourth session of this Institution viii COM
nee March the 18th, 1857, and continueautil the
sons In this school, Instructions are given 10 every
department of Music Especial attention is given
vocal training and the study practice of sacred
Lecture Room of the LIST Presbyterian TOR Moore
Church, on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, at
O'Clock; the other will meet in the Lecture Room
of the LIST Baptist (Dr. BuTows Church, on Tusedsy
and Friday afternoons, at O'Clock. The adult els 3,
will meet in the Lecture Room Of the Sd Baptist
(Dr Ietsrs) Church. The frst meeting of this class
will be hel1 on Thursday evening, April End at =
O'Clock. Terms of tnition per session. class exercises
Juvenile class, 3 50; sdut class SIS So Lessons on
the Piano, Melodion, &C. $2s; 6ui ar Flute Gc
Sis Pm ,ate lessons tbs voice. per lesson. 81 Co
Further Information may be had by apple stion to T
L. GALLEHER. at Ms. Russelfs en- Broad be.
tween 9th aud 10th streets
RsEEaENcEs.-The patrons OF the &C no the Pas.
tors OF the churches IN the city; Rev B Manley
President Of Baptist Female institute; Rsy L.
Lee, o. D.; Hon. O. r. Baldwin, Richmond, Va.
NH 2t-7. N
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All the above Medicines for sale by Purcell
& Co. and Alex. Duval Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-25

kDN STOkk.-For the convenience of
L cur customers, and he trade generally, we have
opened store the east side of Pearl street. below
Cary, where shall keep constantly hand &c
neral assortment of oUr IRON, manufactured OF
Virginia Charcoal Pig viz:
Flats, from TO inches
Rounds, from to 81 inches
Squares, from TO inches
Oy Half Ovais Half Rounds, Angle
Hoops Bsnds, Nail Rods Horse Shoe Iron.-
Also Railroad Chains, Spikes Axles, Bridge Bolts
and Boiler Plate.
All of which will be sold al the lowest mark ct
prices. II. ARCHER & CO.
fs 20 dts Armory Rolling MiTs