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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-11
LEGAL.
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TIE STATE or Iowa
Scott County,

TEE STATE or Iowa,
scott CoGuty,
To Paul peutsch and all other persons
Interested.
HIHERRAS On the 18th dav Of Deccu,ber. d.
w 1856, the said Paul ncuisch executed 10 one
Antoine lie Claire certain preni.sory note Of that
date, fer The sum OF Ave hundred cellars payable 10
th@ order or Antoine lie Claire on the asth day o.
August ID, 1857, with inter Of ten per cent per
annumS and whereas the said Paul Dsutsch did on
the "a d 18Th day OF Decembtr, AID, 1885, execute
unto the rad Antoine IL Claire Il mortgage upon
the fo!io@ins described Real Estate, to VIII Lots
nnmeef stvsn ~ arl eight thl IN block nunps two
t2, said block being In Subdivision num5,r eventy-
one 'iein lie Claif.s Addition &c the city Of payen.
port wlith ssi MORTGAGE II recardcd In the Records
Of Sroft County, state % Iowa. book Of
pag, 2bJ, TO which references may be had. And the
conditions OF said mortgage having been broken by
rraon OF the ncn-paynent OF tn sum Of uoney due
upon sail note, the said Antoine L. Claire gives no.
tcc, that IN accordance with the Siatut Is IN such
cases made and provided, hs will proceed to torecose
the equity OF exemption said parcels Of Real Ms
tate ami for this purpose Harvey Leon, rd Eu Sha-
III Of SAID county, will at the Court Hous- door In
thr eits OF Dasauport In sail county, on Saturday
the loth day of October, ID, 1851, at the hour OF
oflaek In the afternoon 81 said DAY, sell SAT-, par.
GELS 81 land NJ Iuc auction to tho tirhcst liid-s
'or cash. ~ much thereof as shall be sutic,ent
t. sattst the salannt then uuc upon SAID notes and
tusi- % l'is- sal..
September ID, 1851.
ANTolNELE CLAIRE, II. LEONARD,
Meftgagos. sheriff
.epAitj
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RUNAWAY.

~ S 300 REWARD will be paid for
IA the arrest of CHARLES, who calls himself
N Charles Thompson. the property OF Capt tle'
ming Bihb of Caroline county, and hired IL
MI VIM j. Hardwicke, of this city. BE il about ,
years Old, feet 5 . inches high, spare make
weighs about $50 pounds; intelligent counfenance
though rather grum looking: when he smiles or
laughs spreads his mouth and shuts his eyes. lie
has been working in tobacco factory for several
wears past II is probable he is att mptng to make
his way North, or seeking employ ment at some OF
the Virginia Springs 49,
Fifty dollars reward will be paid If arrested in tIr
gnia or three hundred dollars if arrested out OF this
State and all reasonable expenses paid. upon his de
livery to his hrer or owner, to Messrs Dickinson
Hill l. Co of this city +. WHEAT.
an 1l-3t# For Capt. L. Bib.
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES.

oHRE DISSOLUTION OF C0-PART-
H@@ NERsHIP The undersigned, who have
ben cs,iructing the CARRIAGE MANUFACTURE
ING BUSINESS under the firm Of AlNsLiE,
BOWEN & POWELL. have. BY mutual consent ms
q EnRtiE A. AINsLIE will fnlAil all the engage
meDts and obligations of this firm, collect all uents
due thereto and will continue operations NJ tne
same place Ms form. rIy in his own name; and nav
inx engaged the services of ID. u BOWEN ana ID II.
POWELL, in their respective departments, and adher-
ing thee established practice OF the CONCERN Oh en-
care ir the selection OF materials and strict perso-
nal attention to all work done by hope to receive
continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed q. A. AINSLlE,
u. Y BOWEN,
.nIr-d&ewIm H. H. POWELL.
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. uR VIRGINIA CENTRAL
sfTTSS RAILRoAU
Track completed to JACKsoN's RIvERl

In advance Of time advertised the rails are now laid
and instead Of the 18th Of July,
on THE 10TH
The passenger trains will certainly 20 TO
JACRS0N'S RIVER, within six hours travel By
stages to the WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, over q
good road.
The celebrated Greenbrier WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS have been purchased by an entire new
Company who will enlarge the accommodations to a
considerable extent this season for yieitsfs
Passengers reach the White sulphur from Peters
bnrg, Richmond, Baltimore and W sshingtOn, the
same day, and the Sweet Springs next morning to
breakfast.
Passengers for the Rockbrdge Alum, Bath Ann
Warm Hot and Healing Syringe take the stage at
Miiboro and arrive at the Springs to supper the
day they leave Richmond.
FARE.
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800. CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES

HN The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Making. Establishment, ON Lombard Alley De.
the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARI0fEEs,
BXROUCHES, BUGGIEs, with and without tops. and
SULKIES all OF his own make Of the best materials
AID workmanship all of which will be sold rs low o.
good work of the kind be in the city OF Richmond
and respectfully AK call from those IN want Of any
make 30 order and sell at the lowest prices possible
70 Ix--otn MICAJAH MANGUM.
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SUPTS OFFICE VA. CENTRAL X. r., |
RICHMOND, Aug. Sth, 1857. !

re- xs, -zssz=szl The attention of con-
zss9 - sss1t-ief.s signees Of Produce by this
Road resp, citully called TO the following extracts
from the General Rules:
'To prevent the Depot at Richmond from being
filled MP with grain and other produce if il is not
removed by the consignee within 4s hours after it,
arrival. it will be removed by the Company, and
stored at the expense of the consignee.
when goods which have been transported on the
Railroad are suffered TO remain in the Depot the
Company will not be responsible for any loss or inIu.
~ from fire, or from any other cause.
"When grain, which has been transported in Com
pany's bags reaches the Depot in town. if the con.
sgnee takes it away In the same bags he will be held
responsible for their safe return the value there.
Of" THOMAS D0DAMEAD
au LEW Superintendent
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OFFICE OF ADAMS ExpREss COMFY, !

OFFICE OF ADAMS EXPRESS CoMY,l
RICHMOND, May LIST, 1857.
r., ssA rzEzzss.zzl SPECIAL NOTICE.
EsT - .ffEse We prepared to transact
any business on the Virginia Central Railroad zap
pertaining TO the Express business Especial atttn-
ton will be paid to THAT line, in connection with the
different Springs Of Virginia.
Messengers will leave daily at o'clock A. NJ. In
charge OF yaluables. money, &c.
For further particulars, apply to
j. l.. MACD0N0UGH, Agent
my Adams Express Co, 1884 Main ST.
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Richmond, August !, 1887.

In retiring from the Commission Business IL ri
fords NE pleasure TO recomm nd my successor,
N-ssrs r ,BiNSnN h ROB GRrS, TO my FRIENDS an
customers and the public generally, as gentlemen Q
,Nlrrience in business, and in every way WORTHY 0
their confidence and PATRONAGE. being satisfied tina
all business entrusted to them will be transacted wit
rronptness and dispatch.
WILLIAM II BROWN
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UNION STEAMSHIP COM.

tNlON OIL EAMSHIF tOM-
.SEE PANY-E0R PHILADELPHIA VIA
~. 49, CITY POINT AND NORFOLK Steam
ESxxkk:r145er CITY OF RICHMOND, Captsin
Mitchell; Steamer PENNSYLVANIA, CAPT David
Teal; steamer VIRGINIA, Captain n Rooms
One of these superior Steamers will leave Richmond
until further notice, every MONDAY and THURS
DAY, touching at City Point and Norfolk to receive
freight and PASSENGER Returning leaving Phils-
irlphia every EDNESDAY and SATURDAY morn.
ngS at 10 clock.
These Steamers are now in fine order increased ae-
commodations for the comfort of passengers having
been added, IA also more room for freight; aud ~
hope by regularity dispatch and In rrotec
goods committed to our charge to receive AMI
of patronage.
81 No trAnshirmeut by THE line.
Passage through to New York, and found, SO OF
Do do Philadelphia, and found. ct
cabin, an
Passage through to Philadelphia. not found. ID
cabin, %
Passage to City Point and Norfolk same Is BIZ the
River Boats
a1r Passengers By this line can stop in Phiisdsl.
pa two or three days and then proceed TO New York
by the same ticket. II. X. FUTILE. Agent,
an ~ kocketts
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-------------------------
PIANOS, 90.
a.. NUNNS & CLARK'6 PA
Goa arvrN OfvrAyE PIANOS

- NUNNS q CLARk'0 fla
NOS.-sEyEN OCTAVE PIANOS;
H36U p. II. TAiL0K has 1 4, s, op Sns'
from the popular mAnufactory Of Messrs. NusNs q
CLARK whose Instruments he has been sslling W ~
the past thirty years. TO the entire ~ .
together with several excellent second hand instru
mef,ts which will be sold at unusually low prices.
MEL0DEONS, of Pelaubets make, 70 DC optanou
ut this establishment only.
PIANO STOOLS, of variety Of patterns
The most extensive assortment 81 MgslG ann nu'
sical Instruments in the State. p. II. TAfLUh,
ii ZS-ts Piano and Music Store, Governor street.
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- $50 REWARD The above re-

"A ward of fifty dollars will be paid for the appre-
~ 'henSion of negro man, named JOHN, some
- times calling himself Nelson, if taken within
this State and twenty -ve dollars if taken within this
city or county upon his delivery to the subscriber
Mr. VIM. tirean0r, of Richmond. The said negro
ran away from the factory Of Mr.. VIM. Greanor on
the nth of June last lie is of rather sprightly
appearance, very quick in answering when spoken
to, is aboat feet or inches high quite slim and
very dark in complexion 1t is supposed he IL still
lurking abont this city or county; and as he has
relations Fredericksburg and Essex county, he may
be in either of these neighboThoOds.
j. S. TRIBE, huntsville,
au5-lm Essex county, Va.
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RICHMOND AND DANvrLlE RAILROAD, /

f,,srs rEsssszzsszzssssH1 AMELIA SULPHUR
Sksssx s go. SPRINGS, NEAR JETERs-
NlLLh.-SPECJAL N0TlCK.-For the accon,moda-
ton of persons visiting the above popular Springs
special train will be run every SATURDAY after
noon, commencing July llth. leaving Richmond sta
ton at o'clock, NJ and arriving at Jetersville At
CAS-, L. NJ, where Omnihuses will lr in waiting (.
take visitors to the Springs Omnibus fare - cents
Returning, leave Jetersville every MONDAY morn
ing, at $50, A. NJ and arrive in Richmond at g2p A.
VI. Tickets for the round trip, by this train S275
when purchased at the office in Richmond for sli
tickets purchased on the ten cents addition will
be charged over the regular mail train rates
le3 G. CAMPBELL SuporintAndenf
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{ v FFHIN'N' ffN'E I'tNFO u Gu
partnership. und the firm of ROBINSON
: DBE Is tor In. purrr'H ri transactiug a GEN 9
RAJ FRtDCC. COMMISSION BT>iN t:SS, at Il
stand formerly occnnied by Go, WM II BROW 3
rn respectfully solicit continue Of the patrpi
AZ heretofore extended To- him, aud tn. ratron4g.
;h'ir friends ana the public generally.
i in 4 GD3ISSOS
ROBERT Il. ROBERTS.
Richmond Ang 1857.
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EACTS FOR THE PEOPLE--PRAC
ID TIL. AAIIGE EpASi M

i TICAL ADVICE FROM A PRACTICAL CIT.
ZEN.-Nhile half the world and family are enioyiu.-
the pleasures OF summer excnrsiOns-while p0lit,
clans rub their e3es over the results of the rrcen
eiectons-whiie Spectators are looking with doni,r
and apprehension 10 events TRANSMITTING in tIrenta,
ragons-MILES AMBLER still continues to nursn
the laudable occupation of manufacturing SASH
BLINDS and DOORS, at his old establishment ON
tibie Of easy demonstration, that whonsOeyer b.
slows his patronage upon him, finds his reward il
the increased value of his property and in the rea
cation OF human happiness, % which he was befor
a stranger. Ii II man were 10 buy hat, he wouu
not go 10 the shoemaker bnt halter if he wers te
pose; and IL he were 10 buy SASH and BLINDS h.,
would go 10 that manufacturer who has achieved 2
reputation for skill aud good workmanship, second
n none in the country-and hence would 90 10 AN
BIER. These are all facts, and the people should
read, learn, and inwardly digest them.
We see ediice, substantially built
with gnodly galleries, far over laid,
Full of fair windows and delightful bowers
And how much of the credit Of these elegant attrac
tons Is due 20 him who made the SASH, BLINDS
and DenRS-who constructed the charming We
RANDALL and neatly GLAZED the wndowsf
e MILES AMRLER does all this work, in style
unsurpassed and unsurpasssbe. He uses the best
nssls imported FRENCH GLASS, and makes WIN
DOW FRAMES to match His facilities for obtain
"a ihsp those 81 any other manufacturer, and he ~
entiuiy invites the public 10 call and be convinced
81 the accuracy Of his statements
The iindsrsigned Ii confident Of his ability r.
pleas all who may favor him with their patronage
both IN iegard 70 work manship ana prices
E1 ofaeIs from tis country promptly attended
sash, Blind and Door Maker, Mayo It,
CsC1TCH GNUFF.-I(l(t(l Ih- - TT
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, HOUSE FOR RENT.-A house and

u 2-2awfs 10 .nau otI ooI.
o. FOR RENT-A Brick Tenement
sS on the suburbs of Union Hill 18th street. 1t
las rooms, handsome porches in front and rear
we'll OF water in the yard and kitchen with rooms
,lso n enclosed lot of acre attached This prop
.rty has recently undergone considerable improve
nent and alteration which renders il one OF the most
,leasant and convenient residences to be found
Kent only $780,
Apply at No 10 Main street, to
an IS VIM WALSH.
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In retiring from the Ceal business. the subscriber
would respectfully recommend to his customers his
successor Mr.. L. ii. GIBSON, being fully conf
dent that in purchasing from him they will have
every satisfaction that attention to business, and
prompt execution of their orders, afford them.
The subscriber will hereafter devote his who'll time
and attention to THE BUSINESS OF THE SA"
MILL. II has lately made contracts for supply of
logs of superior quality we'll worthy OF the attention
Of builders, and others who may want timber.
an 6-3taw3y JNO. WILLIAMS
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RICHMOND AND

9ssN ~ DANYILLE RAILROAD
CHANGE uf SCIIEDULE-SUNMER ARRANGE
MENT-JUL 18TH, l%7.-The Mail Train \ III
leave Richmond daily Sunday cxceptrd) at o'clock
L. NJ, arrive st the Junction ut IS A. NJ and Dan
vile at / 80 p. VI; connecting with the South-Sde
Railroad train going to Lynchburg, at Junction and
with the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad train to
The Southwestern virginia Springs, at Lynchhurg,
through to Coyners, Allegheny. Montgomery White
Sulphur, and Yellow Sulphur Springs on the evening
Of the same day, from Richmond
Returning leave Danville at Hon A. NJ, arrive at
junction, $50 p. NJ, connecting with the eourh side
Railroad Trains from Lynchhurg, and arrive in Rich
mond, connecting with the Trains going NORTH at
go p. NJ. c. CAMPBELL,
j. Its General Superintendent.
Rg- The above schedule will be run on and after
MONDAY, the ard of August
CHARLES CAMPBELL,
Jy 20-ts SUPERINTENDENT
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REMOVALS, 40.


L r.. BIRMINGHAM has removed to
q. No. ~. inst epposIte has obi stand, and next
door TO Crenshaw, Quarles Co, where ne VII "
very glad 70 see his friends. Thankful Tor past "
yors. he VIII try to merit future ones and bens op
posed to large profits he confidently offers assu.
ces of satsfactio to all who may favor MIN WIZ"
call. -, =. NOOK
BINDING and BLANK BOOK MAXIM, AZ sStcuS
f,ir rates j. r. KEINlNGHAn,
~ Book seller and Binder.
jy i6-ln, III Broad 81. between "a anu t.h.
DEMOVAL.-We have removed Tempo
II rariiv 10 No Pearl street, under the EXCHANGE
Hotel where we shall be pleased % see our OLD
1870. ""eie " O. W. PURCELL CO.,
" ~. Exchange Brokers.
DENOVAL.-Dr. PLUME has removed
IL his oiice 10 the third house, South of Trinity
church south side and about one hundred yards be
low The fxchangc Hotel DR. p. continues to treat all
syphlitic aud souorrhua complaints and having had
M ch practice in this line. haters himself that he
1--WE very general satisfaction. call from those in
t.rested Ii solicited.
Dr. p also makes aud vends Of the best restora-
lives Chemical Extract of French Flowers for con-
stitutional weakness, ever offered to the public.
DIR. y. may he consulted oonfdentially by letter,
otherwise. Medicines securely packed and sent to
Ter, In almost any direction.
Office hours from A. NJ, till 9 A. NJ. Franklin
eet, near the Exchange Hotel. Richmond city. Va.
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j. L. MAJUDNUUUH,
Agent Of Adams Express Co.

So SPECIAL N0TICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk, Petersburg Richmond and all places in yTi
GINA and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
Steamships Roanoke and Jamestown, will hereafter
he received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships
Office of the New York and Virginia Steamship
COmpauy. IEDIAM & pIFAQlNTG
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MANTILLAs AT COST, MANTILLA

w ATC0ST.
IS French Lace Mantilas sold at $4 and sIb now at
cost
$50 French Lace and Velvet sold at $40 to sl2 now at
cost
81 solid Silk ones, $3.50 each
few real Shantilla Mantillas left
N Grey Mantillas, some a. low as 81
$50 Black thin ones, sl.5a, sc and $2.25 each
Every Mantilla in my store must be sold at some
price, as am determined TO keep none over. Now
ia the time. at the New York Mantilla and Shawl
Store, lg7 Main street.
22-lm* JAMES riley.
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DISSOLUTIONS, &c.

DISSOLUTION.-In consequence of the
~ death of Mr. =. G. Tompkins, the Co Partnership
Of Il. G. Il W d. TOMPKINS is dissolved.
The business of the firm will be closed BY the sur
viving partner, Nm D. IoMfhINc'
9Th 1857,
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5. A. PORTER, DENOMINATIONS
Jy 23-lm J. X. ERWIN, J iopi 'e'o'''
NOYNER'S WHITE AND BLACK SUI

4 WI MEN > W HIIE AMI BLaCh 81 L.
~ PHUR AND CHALYBEATE SPRINGS.-This
Watering Place is now open for the reception of ysi
tors. 1t is situated the line and an fu If the
piTpinid and Tennessee Raiiroad, about half Hiis
from BOnsdck's Depot, Roanoke, Va. at which said
Depot an Omnibus will always be found waiting the
arrival of the cars to convey visitors to the springs
Important Improvements have been made since last
season.
Another White Suphur-strOnger bolder and q
superior Chaly beate Spring, have been discovered
and reclaimed and improved since the last
that the variety and value of the mineral att
afforded at the place, are uneQualed by any
other place now known to the public. The similarity
of the White sulphur TO the justly and far-famed
Greentrier White sulphur is 90 striking, as to be at
once recognized BY all who have used both of the
waters
These White and Black Sulphur waters have effect
sd numerous cures
The White Sulphur aggravated cases of dyspepsia,
serious affections of the liver, kidneys and bladder,
general debility, and especially diseases of the
system and those diseases peculiar TO FEMALES.
The Bidch Sulphur, all kinds of diseases of the skin,
aggravated Cases of letter and other erupOns of the
skin--on great numbers, and of long standing,
enty having been entirely cured.
The accommodations equal to any 20 be found in
the mountains OF Virginia. and the table and atten-
dance OF the most satisfactory chRracter-ss to all
which we beg TO refer to the large number of persons
who have heretofore visited the place.
Billiard Tables, Bowling Alleys, and a fine Band of
Music, will be found at the place. and every effort ia
every way, will constantly be made to afford comfort
and amusement to visitors,
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GOAL! COAL COAL!-The subscri-
u h.r ia nrenared to furnish his customers and
others with a superior article of MIDLoTIlAN and
BLACK HEATH LUMP, AVERAGE, !, and na,I FiS Il
CIhL: also. the best quality ED and WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL, by the long or short ton
Orders left at his office, at the Coal YARD OF tne
Richmond and Danville Railroad, Will De promptly
attended to. ,IpoCoxp
o. u. Is
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joseph LAIDLEY. EpwaRDT ROBINSON
T AIDLEY & ROBINSON, GRADUATES
~ OF THE PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY,
Practical Chemists and Pharmaceutists, offer to
-ry physicians and families a PERFECTLY NEW AND
FRESH STOCK OF PURE and RELIABLE MEDICINES to-
gether with SURGEONS INSTRUMENTS PERFusERY.
FANCY GooDs and all other things in the Drug line,
which they will sell on the best terms.
BA- Chemical and Pharmaceutical preparations
made to order and sent tn part of the country.
LAIDLEY Il ROBINSON,
New Drug Store, ith AMI Franklin streets,
tch
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CLOVER HILL COAL-I am prepared to supply
my friends and the customers of the late trm OF
Williams 4 Gibson, with the best quality OF this
COAL at the market price. ~
p, H. GIBSON.
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n FRESH AND RELIABLE MEDl

90 hEST1 hNU NLIIADLL NIEDI-
SCINES.-MEADE BAKER, practical Che
III mists and Pharmaceutists, 1856, \. W corner q
Ia Main and 10th streets. Richmond Va, offer Il
Ply sicians and families complete and varied assert
ment of PERFECTLY FRESH Drugs Medicines, Chemica
and Pharmaceutical Preparations; Ground and who'll
Spices, sIFTED and PURE; Surgical Instruments ano
Appliances; Trusses in great variety; supporters
Shoulder Braces; Medicine Chests; Medical Saddle
Bags; Perfumery; Soaps; Brushes; Combs: Cigars
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, of the best brands
Pure and Old Bran:y; Port Wine, and the best Lon
don Porter, selected especially for invaids.
4-dEr2m
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DICHMOND BELL AND BRASS FOUN

DICHMOND BELL AND BRASS FOUN-
IL DRY, FANCY CRATE AND FENDER MANU-,
FACTORY.-So 225 Main street, between Sth ana
9th west sideThe subscriber has for sale 500 trates
kinds and is daily manufacturing Crates to order.
wholesale and retail, at Northern prices. Crates,
Bells &C. neatly packed and forwarded to any part OF
the State Also, Bells and Brass Castings made to
order and all kinds of repairing done at the shortest
NH ie-sm sAMLD DENOON.
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1 NTHRACITE COAL! Anthracite Coal

NJ HItiCIII CO4117' 1tIIeII1 t'01'o
"A The subscriber having fitted up large and com
tnriious coal yard on Dock between 18th ana 18TH
streets with of fairbank patent balances, for
the purpose Of weighing COAL. will furnish MS pa,
trns with 22to lbs 10 the ton leach load weighed and
not guessed att at the very lowest market price.
or if preferred ne will sell his COAL at an advance
of 10 ner cent on cost and charges at the same time
he will always keep hand the best quality, and in
vtes the particular attention of his friends and the
public generally, to give him call before purchas-
ing Mt No. "A Main street or at his COAL yard
FIRMS cash lie I2-ts) PC LAKUS.
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HORSE SH0EING.-- would inform the
II public that having engaged newly patented
HAMMERED SHOE. am prepared 20 put on
Horses az SIN CENTS the ssh. and Mules at % cts
the set, flor CASH.
HINGES at 10 cents the pound. TIRES rentssd
at % the set. rs
~ All work warranted.
A. b. LfPsCoNB. blacksmith,
Between Bread and Marshall sss. on rth
jy 2i-fmt