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San Andreas independent., 1857-09-05

Bay- ESPECIAL NOTICE is hereby given to
Tax Payers to attend on the Board of Equali-
zation, at their first session in August, when
said Board will meet to equalize the taxes, and
will remain in session from day to day to hear
and determine all cases that may come under
their notice. All assessments not then and
there equalized will remain unatered for the
present fiscal year. March 14-ap Aft
San Andreas independent., 1857-09-05
d. d. VEZEY,
Carpenter, ] o mel n d Undertaken

q Shop on ST. Charles street, opposite@
~ the Willow Greek Lumber Yard, ~
wv SAN ANDRE4S, ITt
Where Miners can be furnished with Pumps,
Toms, Patent Rifles, Water wheels, Horse
powers, and all other machinery for mining pur-
poses on short notice.
Constantly on hand, Sash and Panel
Doors, Window and Window Blinds, Door and
Window Trimmings, Chest, Drawer, Closet and
Wardrobe Trimmings, Bedsteads, Dining, Card,
Centre and Toilet Tables, Wash-stands, and all
other articles of Furniture made to order
my 23-2m D. D. VEZEY
San Andreas independent., 1857-09-05
5pcfial N oti1fs.

DR.. L. J. Czapkays Grand Medical and
Surgical Institute Sacramento street. below Montgomery
opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'s ONCE San Francisco
Ca established in 1884, for the permanent cure of all pr-
vae and chronic diseases and the suppression uackery
Attendant and Resident Physician, L. j. CZAPKAY
NJ d.. late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War; CHIEF
Physician to the Goth Regiment of Honveds Chief Sur.
geon to the Military Hospital of Pesh Hungary and late
Lecturer on Diseases of Women and Children"
Communications strictly confidential
Consultations, by letter or otherwise free.
Address L. j. CZAPKAY, NJ. D.,
jy 1S-3m3 San Francisco CAL
San Andreas independent., 1857-09-05

Bear Mountain Lodge No. 76, F. and A.
M:-Stated Meetings held on the Wednesday Of &
preceding full moon, in Angels Camp Visit ~.
ing Brethren in good standing respectfully invited to
attend. T. r. SPONSLER, W. NJ.
W. A. KELLY, Secretary. apl 25-f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

'nngMockirIC NEWSPAPER. PUBLISHED
ar RICHMOND. MISUNDERSTOOD the close OF
,h r,eser month tn oscriber will issus the fl
number of q newspaper which he proposes to pub
liar In Daily and semi-weeky editions. and which
he iptends TO devote TO the service Of the South,
the interests of tbs State and TO the support of the
principles of the Democratic Party But the paper
will not be exclusively political. that its columns
will only interest the politician, nor subssrvieut
to perty to spare tbs sconduct Of bad to
betrsy principle for the sake of power to disguise
it's convictions at the suggestion of expectancy.
,haIl endesvor to commend 1t to Intelligent per-
Of all classes by diligence in the collie cton Of
news. by impsrtsng something OF agricultural. COM
mefcial and literary interest to its columns and by
veuturing ouispoken and emphatic opinion
the topics of the day matter what the hazard of
conflict with pre- judice OF offence to the self sp-
pointed leaders of party The organ Of no clique
in tn. interest of no faction. and with partial
purpose the paper will address Itself to the
homes jud.ment Of ths people and for support will
rely their ppreclatlon vi energy and enterprise
ana their love of PLATA talk and indie pendent opinion
here may be particular individuals TO whom this
sort of discussion will not be very ccsptsble but If
can concitiate the favor OF the masses may sur
vive the Opposition of ignorant or Interested critics
No doubt servile spirits will be shocked my zeal
in the defence OF the Sou h; still have the consols
tory assurance that there are plenty of hrAve and
true in Virginia, upon whose sympathy aud sup
port nay rely with absolute security. And so be-
ltevng | embark upon the enterprise, with NJ mis-
giving to the result.
THE SOUTH" vii be Of equal fize with the
leading papers OF the city; and will be- furnished to
subscribers 1T the folio wing rates: Daily dol
lars year Ssmi-W eekIy hVe doIlars-pagGb'e IN d.
uIRCe.
Mercy may De sent by mail to the address of
ROGER A. PRYOR,
Editor and Proprietor.
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A VENERABLE BOrTLE.-The oldest specimen of
q bottle that we have ever seen, shown to US
the other day. by one of the hands employed ia our
Office, 1t was bottle owned by his grand father,
when he was boy 1t tears the English coat OF
arms-the lion ana unicorn, with crown under
neath-aud on its I'll les is the following Inscription:
MAY a Robert Turin CHAM, by the King 8 p at
ent I7i3" II bottles could talk, what tale might
not at unfold. Although used for au il k bottle
for q number of years we have not the least doubt
but that the bottle once contained burlington )
Balsam oflfe, which was the first patent medicine
ever issued-Lyn RfpOrter
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MkDsEfNES-

MEDICAL TEsTI THE
w JUSTLY C-hEB2ATED DR.. PARSONS OF
FAThIs to Ger ify thai have used in my practice
and have Used By Others, DR. | Scott's Celeb
ted White Circsssisn Eminent, and have b Ell
tation in saying that have more confidence in it than
any other Llnment / ever hsvs used il in
Rheumatisrn, s2Tsins, Bruises, Pains and Hurns
with almost universal success. aud can With oonl
dsnce recommend It to the afflicted.
EDWIN PARsONS, NJ. D.
-, Va, Dec 1, 1855.
An the above Mejicn mes for sas BY Purcell, Ladd
& Co. ard Alex. Duyal Richmond ia
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WATCHES AND JKWELKY.
- : - - 80
HIT skM AGAIN,

~ HIT 'kM AGAIN.
EN- have been on the Square In Richmond's
Ak8k old town,
Have made ob,ervstfens. and noted them down.
rhe rnusic I've heard from Smiths Armory band,
Ard thought like the rest. IL exceedingly grand
But whenever visit the Square far or near
My mind 10 delighted well as my ear
To think of the Thousands in dresses all new,
To hear some pronounce the word "BAh Tho-Ho
NEW
Ny watch will not tell the hour or minutes OF osS.
As strolling and struggling they bend iorth 'noi'
way, ~.
On Msin and Eleventh they take slisht VIEW
And walk into the store OF BART 80 lan
NV watch needs rspsirirg no time VIII u Heep'
Etthsr walkina or ridtrs or while Pm asleep.
Yet .l IN give thee thOsihs ri 5GI SSn
Nougbt else does be do, but from ell asks share,
coc's watcbe. aud Jewery he doe. on, 5dePai
Here's happy New Year to my 'r,eaas ana the tes'
w J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Corner Main and llth SITS Richmond,
Watch snd Clock Maker
i.29 Over 20 years in london and America.
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sRFIEkigAEH seH TIE r{EUiCAE. COL
4 LEGE OF VIRGINIA This intirulsry, located
in the city OF Richmcu!. corner Of College and
Marshall street s open for the of patients
throughout the year. All persons requiring Medcal
Surgical aid except tde insane, and those aborins
under contagious diseases admitted into the In
stiution. aha accommodations for the sick CON.
pleLe.
The patients under the charge of ths Profess
of the College, aided by resident Ply
stefan. The charges for Medical attendance, surgi-
cal Operations, Nursing, Diet Medicine, and every
service rendered by the Institution. are for
y
tr cate rooms. ....'....'.. to 100
Attending Surge Prof 35gsoH, PETIcoLAs
ard WELkoRD.
Acting Physicians-Prof. TUCKER, scorT and
CONWAY.
Resident Physicisn-MA Ron HOWARD, NJ D
Stewald--F. NJ. Parrish
President of InfFmsry-L. 3. JoYNEs, III. D.
Persons in the country wishing to send patients 70
the Iahrmary, or desiring Information, may address
the President or the Steward. ia 3-Su
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ARD-EL RAIDERS CAMEL Ill he Courier de Lyon
states thag crowd sgsem lied few days ago at tn
Harlo1 Of the Mediterranean Railway in Lyons the /
curiosity being attracted by seeing cid camel
lame and covered with sores, but having on it Il rich
oriental housing. |: was under the charse Of two
Arabs and sergeant of the African chasssuers This
animal was born on the same day A BID Ell Kader
And has constant followed the fortune o. the Emir
and it il ILthat be eel ksder and two Of Wi yes
owed thsr escape In an encounter with the Froloh,
when the animal was severely wounded. 1t
sIme time back attacked with .utsne Gus els Ease
aud the Emir has sent it to Pans to be- placed
unler the care Of veterinary Uurkeon 1t made The
journey from Broussa to the place Of embark alton
by easy stages and it hoped that the care which 1t
will xperizncs in France will enable 1t to return
perfect cured to the Emr and his f mily.
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A UEnTAlN CUKE FOaL AL.

In dreery inter-, snow or rain,
Whaa ~i1ds do blow, ! AN the same
In lowy cot, rich mans retreat,
am 20 en-, INSTANT KELIEk.
For lonely orphan, the poor mans bride,
For those thay me It's 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 ali those for such IN meant,
In. rice to take tia quite treat,
Do take THE Syrup, LEONARD's INSTANT
RELIEF.
Price % cent. sc &c, fe 10
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EArk<nN,s ExEEE.~iOR BITTERS

N{t.7IN u
y Read and pay stten.iou TO the following certificate
from well known and distinguished citizen. snd see
how highy he speaks of these celebrated Bitters
now 30 much in vogue:
MI r H. JACKsoN--nesr Sir: Ny tnother-in-
law, Mrn. Arnstrorg has been afflicted with Dys
peysia for SONG g}xtecn Yeas Not fndir any per-
r1anen' relief from the various remedies used, she
wss induced to try your Excalsior BitteTs,' and it
affords much pleasure to testify to theii beneficial
results Shs now enjoy her food with relish &c
which she stranger previous to the usa cf your
valuable medicine GEO w. WILEY"
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~ RED EYE FOR sALE..-Tnis d..

a. RED EYE FOR sALE..-ThIs dis.
I~SSsting Uished Racer and Stallion, whoss per
formauces upon the Turf have excited the ad.
mirati0n and applause of the Union and proven him
worthy mis- descent from his illusTioUs sire, the II.
comparable boston, Will be sold by Ms al the
tsl field Race Course, the Jockey Club day Of The
Spring Races of 1857, which takes place the frs!
week in the month of May.
RED Eye" isiu perfect health snd visor' and has
shown himself assure fOai gster; and for SIZE pow,r
and appaarance IS unequa!ied by any tbDT ugh bret
Stallion the country. he has sl'~sdy msde tao
and his colts are uuusu4y isr.e AID Pf0m'
ing. he will be eleven yesrs Cid on The -OLh day e.
May GeXt.
TERMS-One third cash bslsncs in two payments
at 80 dal and months Notes with unto1bt7d "a.
d1Tsers, and negotiable and psyab 9, he Ban. &,
Virg.nia, required for the drfsr I'd pas nlents me
purchaser will receive immediate POSSESSION OF III.
Hose upon complying with the above terms, ani
wi hin all the benefits Of his season, which viii b
stated in de all ON the day of sale, saying tn. sss
tax for the same BELCHER * CROUCH
js 50 -w'tstA pTi'S2awtis Nay
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HORRIBLE DISAsTER.-The II E:dence Ct III J.
L Peters, at B-emervilie, Sussex county. J
was destroyed by fire On last Monday night and
three children were burned TO death. The father
was awakened by tine smell Of the burning tim.
Der and made every effort to save his childrep-
The charred remains of one, boy II years old,
was found the next day The fire originated from
a spark from the chimney.
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CLnTBING ESTABLISHMENTS.

So HONE 6EkGN...7'he snbscriber Ii
"a again back st HIS od stand, corner of Main
IA and 18th streets with new house. new and
Ia fresh stock Of Gods and ia row prepared to
offer greater Inducements to bis old patrons and
friends, and the public generally than be has ever
done Those in want o. something re- ally nice and
desirable in the way Of Clothing for the Christmas
Holidays, would DO well 10 give him q call
p 5. SPENCE,
Clothisr and Merchant Tailor,
de 10 No I2n corner Mair ano 18th sts
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ELLEEEE HJsPETAs. III his insiitu.
I'D lion 10 sltus;ed Church Hill, Richmond. Va
in delightful, airy eosition and is furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfort of pa
tlsurs and the suocesaful treatment of disease.
The LylGg-ir Werds peculiarly souniodiou,
The undersigned give ther personal attendance to
all patients placed under tneir charge.
TERMS:
Colored Patients. ....................s5 per week
" hl-es ....'-'-'- ....'.s..s....s..-...
Private accommJdatiJ Hs............. to 10 ''
These rates embrace al charges for Board, Red.
Zines, and Medical cEd Surgical etteEtgrcs.
- No Small POI I'D a4Itted
PHYSICIANS:
JAMES BOLTON, N. D.,
Grace street b5twsen 4.h and 6th.
C. =. MILLS, n. d.
l2th street, between Broad and Marshall.
RI COLEMAN, If. D.,
Corner CT 9TH and brace streets.
Resi2ant physican--pr. WOOD. ia -Srn
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s.E' r. ClAL NOTICE. W. pcrEu-DN,
- GRADUATE OF T n & PHILADELPHIA
COLLEGE or PHARMACY having purchased Of
Mr. 3. WOOD his stocr Of DRUGs, CHEMICALS,
FANCY ARTICLES &c at his city DRUG STORE,
corner of 18th AID Nam streets next 10 the St,
Charles Hotel, respectfully soic's contibuaoce OF
the patronage heretofore literally extended to
his Predecessor End hopes by strict attention and
PartCuiaritY the purity and good Gu-ll OF all
articles Cisred for Gale, to INSET liberal share OF
cuitou MARCH 2, 1857.
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Boston FEMALE PHYSICIANS The Boston Ne
dicsl Wo.li states that there not far from 20
female physicians in that city, several of whom
are in excellent business They cnnfiae them.
se Yes generally to midwifery and II dis aqes of
their own sex Their success in the former branch
tends to establish them firmly il families
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LOVE AND MATHEMATICS When about the
age of H. Madame de Stael nee Launee, was
placed at the convent in France. She was in tn
habit of visiting friend who lived across the
square which the convent was situated The
brother Of her friend always insisted upon ESCORT
Jog her home, and led her around the two sides Ct
tie square But as his passion decreased, he grs
duslly shortened the route until he led her home
by the nearest way. The witty countess says, by
this l learned that his passion diminished in the
exact proportion of is diagonal the Two sides Of
the square probably the most accurate caIcula-
ton or Wauine affection at woman ever made ;
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Txsz1 a FEW Mo IT, OF k'fa4bsE Il X
sxsssesasst TKAORDinAEY avg Gentle
mems Calfskin Congress Caters CITY
ade &3 5 per pair richly worth IS; Boys Ktp
Sroeaus, IS cents per pair; You hs' Caitkin Bro
eana, : per pslr, worth T. 81; Misses Caters
q snd aoroccy Buskins u BILE cole Is cents per
peir; Ladies Ten CoIoIed Morocco Boots, Is per
re1r; Ladies' Tan Co!ored Gsitrrr, frat Gu atty,
For sale by MARCUS HARRIS
lEh D 1875 Broad RI
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SLAVES CARRIED SOUTH.--For the last week or
two, the number of slaves carried by the AIaba.
ma boats down the river, for New Orleans, has
been large beyond all precedent These negroes
come over railroads, mainly from Virginia and
North Carolina liOMt Mil
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THE DAILY, DISPATCH.
CnuMERCIAL.
Rtcsmoud r,uII,I- March 9th.


rOBACCo.-The breaks of Tobacco continue u "
h,, th. r,c.ipts are not quite large this week -
M,rk.t anims.ed. Wequn'e inferior Luts ~ nn"s
N az 5oa7 IS; chipping 91lo Interior L9sI Flt1i.j
hest .temnins xiS1l5 81; best rnsnu'sctufihs y ID
aIssN Loo.e Luss s6ds5e Leaf ssGi3.
EIOITR Safes OF straight hrsuds OF snpernne al
as so We auot. supsrtu@ st 't@o.oo Tor good 70
.hoir. F,ns 60 Miedluss 50
WusAT hs market TO q ~ dfNgs little, end
49, ..,utipiz- the grstn With mo-s rsor. Quota
.' =. fo-ins5ly: l3jdI44 for coed TO prim.
o. 4 it;n 70 fJr good to prime W bite
Ac,,aS-The 9aSsest buyers stii rsfise to go sbove
co -" h ,,d.r. demand higher rates and med erat.
o 80 iot. brine 7od75c according to qus,ty.
oats BY the cargo IA the Dock 50DS2c from
"0RssaC0N The marie Is STIFF We quote I'd Sides
,saI23c; Shoulders 1i0c; nav Sides Ia % Sc -
shouids-s iltd ll.; Hams lS0,Sic.
COFFEE We quote loiGi2 cts; Lasusyrs ISa
1884,; Java t5s@ieo; Moehs e@etc
SUGARS ssrket fic7n. We quote New Orleans
l,ailIc.: Loaf l43 ql5c Crushed and Powd red l4d
J4tc u Colt e Ix3c Circle A. 13!. At 0pCtion. On
friday, Msssrs Dunlop, mtn,ur- * Co made thu tD.-
wing sAles: 1870 hhds N. o. Sugar, good IN fair,
SO 81 to II 6r; sui 81 htds Cuba H. p TO 10 3
MOLASsEs New Orleans old crop. 75'; Porto
Rico 70c for prime Cuba 5Gn55c At auction. ny
Messrs Dpniop, Moncur- Co On Friday: 81 ahd =.
N. u. moiasses at 75U75t md 76c; O. Rolls do com
mon, a. 6ldb5c
COTTON YARHs There has teen recently some
change In the prices OF YsIni en1 CoTtsEe. We nov
quote Country YsrnI ga l5c City >5c. Cor TON
.',RDtGE nc ; Sens z ~ ~ 20; Carpet Warp &c !
Wrapping Twns &c. -.
~ ilsS EY --Richm;ui rectifsd S3d g cts Gin
cinnssi 3.d Sc
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y SPRING, 1887.
III CHINA, GLASS AND EkRrRENWARE'
GEORGE J. SUMNER,

No 20 Pearls Richmond
Has in store, and Is now receyiag by recent an.
vas, from Liverpool ard the American FACTORIES
his Sp ing suppl of CHItiA GLASS EARTHtN.
WARE, LOOKING GLASsEF, FANCY GOODS
&c. to which he invites examination from rrr
chants visiting this rusrKet
His stock wi be found extensive and complete
and will be So d on as good terms 81 any hoase in tho
country can CHer.
To all cash prompt paving tine customers in.
duceHfn's will be offered equal to aoy iOugd
the North
To those merchants who have been in the habit Of
buying slt their goods at th1 North, he wouid ss7
that al he asks > i'm partial inspection Of h1
stock and prices, assuring ihe they viii save tm9,
labor and expense, by leaving thar orders herr.
The .nC careful ard experienced packer engaged,
and goocs promptly forwarded.
SrONEWARE Of the best quality, ct factory
prices. mn In
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JOHN L. sMITHEK will continue the DRY
GOODS business in the house lately occupied by ).
lI.smither Bro, begsto tender his most crate
fu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to his friends and ne tuos iof
tb.very LIBERAL patroneg, accorded to thu late firm,
and respectfully soicits for himself ccntlnuanc e OF
the same assuring them that his best efforts will be
Used 20 rive entire satisfaction to eli Who may extend
to him III -ir favors.
y,h Sim JOHN I. @"if mr.
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4 Notice ia hereby given, tbst on or az ~ ' ~.
Of October 1876 my Poeset BeOs contHini1f '1..,
BONDS ,sas stolen Among the h5uds s.''7A W,
ths following, VIZ: Bond No. 2, dStod I'm apr,
issued by the tste Loujsa now Virginia Sor''H -
road Compsny,i Elisha sie.toa 20 'ot ..,et
dad dollars. bond NO 5 of sane date ard aih9'o,
issued by said Company, to Elisha Melton \ - m. 4
which bonds we're Assigoed 10 me ~ sag !" -
Co. Also bond Of I. fonttlhs, Fresi"eI., 49,,
hundred and ihy doliaTs, Elvea &c Hte to' ts' -.
for the year 1850; and bona Of r. foH' s. -, -,
dent for six hundredSnd iihy dollars, gwen io' ~.
hire for the yerr 1857 Also lost ii she s@i'g "a,
nanv dated I.t Dsc.u,ber, le5t isausd 70 { h Ms
son, or his assigns, In one hundred doliafs'
renewal OF shleh application will $50 es H."V9 the
All persons are warned asaiass ttsa'hs s,y,a
shove me ati 70 I'd bonds and notiea Is hSrso' II
that shall apply 10 the President snd t'fSs'o s,
Al OF the same john ), BUN
ia Is,E
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nl-StDf.bTEUN.-- Thc firm OF sSuW - as,
~ SNYDFR & CARTER which expired By llrnta-
ton on the -st day of January last, aud has since
BEEN conducted under tbs same style has been dis
solved by mutual consent, es Of that date.
ASA SNYDER "a authorized to re:te the bust
mesa of the Ia firm.
4 J. BOWERS,
ASA SNYDER,
CHAS. CARTER
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Having sold to w. p my stick of Drugs,
&c n. the store corner Of 18Th aud Main streets
hereby recommend him 20 the cor hence OF my
friends ard the public. and respectfully for him
continuance Of this patronage heretofore 80 literally
bestowed upon
My cfHce, frths present, will bs 9Th M Peter
son. a. the old stand
MARCH 2. IL 4 Inh Sd m j B WOOD.
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nv TeIeuvuph

BALTIMORE, M. ca 10 rioOT hrm; Howard ~
St: CITY Mills II. Wheat hrm-w white Is l.5G a
| 81; Red . 43GI44. Corn 57nol
Nyw YosK March 10 Flour lower-state sc =
zsae 81. sontbrrn 466oa6 S. Wheat frm-Red
81 40 Corn unsettled-Lnlxed II. Stocks irm-Va.
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HATS, CAPS. SHOES, 40.


JOHN DOoLEG,
81, MAIN sTkEEJ, KfCHMOND, VA.
MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER ~
HATS, CAPS, LADIES FURS, TRIMMINGS
&C, &C.
Woyh nm this occasion particularly call the atten.
ton of bis regular customers and others, 70 ne pre-
naTatiops ne has INSIDE for the business of Spring
During hisrrcept tour 10 the Nor'h he has visited
not only the cities of Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New YORK bat also the principal manufacturing dis
trica 1hsrs goods in his line are get up-fhus ne has
been enabled tn obtain sampes OF eve article,
made. and pu, chase more advantsssousy than here
toFore
s1ch arraneemertsas viii insure BIN regular sup
ply Of the newest aid choicest styles
The silk and other Hats Of his owG mase have a.
variabiy been deemed ny his customers superior TO
those of Northern importation. From various lIn-
provements recently made IN hia faetofy, IN supe-
riority will Dot Only be maintained bHt added to
<uch country merchants as purchase C sewhsre,
without giyins Richmond trial, h7 Wonid respect
fully invie visit mis- es-ablishment--be assures
them should they do 50, they wi fnd stock Of goods
eq1ans variety, ausntlty and low prices, that o.
any other house North or South
His busioess arrangements are Of the compietest
kind nd the create attention paid tn, careful
pec king prompt 'hipn'eut o. go"1a lnh It's
"a l-OVINE 1O 1fak LADIES
uksa The subscriber has just received S large
supply OF Ladies', Misses and Chiidrons
Shoes nad f9g's9s s!s Booss. with heels
s s';;; 6 6 e. & & 81. !: With ...
La ,5e' 80 Ip DO SOL o So wirho n n heels
DO Blsok Lasting Caters, very fine
DO do 90 do without heels
Do do Black Morocco and Kid Slippers,
with heels
Misses Morocco Bronzs Slippers
ChildIen's Morocco Pat Leather Ankle Ties
And many other styles OF hoes.
All Of the above goods we're selected by himself
with special and he takFs pleasure IN recon-
nendins them to his customers being of the very
best quality. ALEX. HILL,
nj ali
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fEN y. ~4IEhr lhes< AND GAS EET.
L TING rSFABLI~H HEHr THiRrEENTH
STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND ca hY.--The
SUBSCRIBER is fully pref pared to do all kinds Of work
10 the above business. with dispatch aud re uins
thsnks to his numerous patrons for psst fvors scd
bolclts q continuance Of the Being mater
Of his hu.iaess he can promise his customers That
al work done by him will at least, be equal any
othsr honse IN the city, and fully cheap--a fact
known to al persons who know what good work ia
ROOFING. GuTTEkING &C.-He is prepared
to execute this description Of work in veIy snpe
nor maDusr both IN town ans country.
TIN WARE -Atways hand, large and gene
RAJ ass)rttneut Of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail
GAS Fl CTIEi He is lihevsa pr-parci to do
ell Kinds Of Gas Ftttng in he best manner
Jumps He keeps always on hand large and
extensive stock or Well and Garden Pumps
fell CHARLES II. LANGLEY