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TUT PUBLIsHED-rHIRD EDITION IN vol svo.
81 price 81 The Causc aud Preventos Of Yellow Fever
Rev Orleans and Other etsses In America BY H. Bsn
A. NJ, NJ ~ Third edition, with additions and suppsnsn1
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80 Brosoway New York
THE wEArHRR.-THH NEW YORK ALMANAC Ann
Boot for lr57 contains hourly on ths
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dents necied with them In this book directions h,w
foyese the coming weather from the appearance az h
clouds. IRON TIE direction force OF the wind rom De
ard from The color Of the sky and appearance ~
the heavenly bodies The work also contains the
matter together with great varsity Of tables us~fu N
AL complse disry for 1851 Official direcorv
ard qusnty % Other mater useful and Instructive Prts
rs cena For sale very where
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rs,,,cS go On mh rs LIE AMP caAkAc
nace, by J. FraIcs Heaiy, E~q Monday evening, Jan
1857 for the benefit OF the wdsw orphans OF the late
bert Reilly Who killed In Of the York and
Erie Railroad, Btrgen Hill, n. j. the nd OF lss Ncv-m
Der As this IL appeal The charitable 10 hoped that Ne
citizens OF New York and vicinity viii not fs 10 attend. Ma
nahans celebrated conet band engaged for the
DO, RI open IA, lecture 70 commence sococt Tickets
Is cents reserved seats % cent To be hsd the following
places:-New York Bote, 81 Nicholas Hotel, Allegheny
House corner OF revep,eenth Third avenue FAY
lors OF Broadway and Frsukn Duni-
OF the lecture Among others the following Distinguished
rousbam ESQ.,; T. " Mesgher ksq Isaiah Rynder. Esq;
Robert WAGON, REQ o. X Hllard rsq.; Robert se ~el.
Esq.. II Col finkney. Col Doheny Ia A. r. Green Capt.
hobt Msnsnaid &C. Sc The Patrick henry Quad are re-
queste attend In uniform
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Superior Court-Genersl Term.
Present Ill the Judges.

ysmu Ne Wlnavu John Mason.-Juasmsnt entered
upos the report OF the rsseres must be revsrssd and
Judgment dis missing The compliant be rendered Win
costa
srscAI TENN.
Duev, Justice.
wa,sam r. Fstrsdss Il al ~. Frederick weus d. al
Injunction dissolved without costa
Bo~vorth, Justics
wsIlsam r. Stafford oo Ahahom @. Crsfo.--The cd
justent made via be vacated and the oosts y ~ "
jussed usual notice.
Glcescr, Jusuce.
pet>Y q, Rvrwn Rs~dau ~ Grecs.-Notior denied
with Us costs without prejudice 70 any Other future
application.
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roo LATN FOa CLa.sIETcArIor.

TEE FIRST ANU Al HALL or rHE SPANISH so
u cieiy, "a a Union" will be held si Tanmsny HAN On
"Wednesday evening January n 1851 Tickets AZ 70 be bsa
Of The committee or a the door The night Of he bali
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5: s s alto Ono 81 s , sss point
Aits this conveosaon, would IKE 10 be INFORMED
what oct or measure, % the part Of fovetsn sovsvn
mens would up 70 degree Esropesn eacrcsch
cla,es 70 b wholly ina nssibtsf'
veas solve step are the two govsrnmenss to give
vitality and elect 70 their asrssnen. not 20 consent 70
any other arrspgenens more favorable 70 the refusing
party, In case Nicaragua should happen 90 objeo, 20
this unlimited invasion Of her Sovereign and independent
fisbtsi
No one oensured the undue oonoeous Of the Clayton
Butwer treaty more severely than Mr. Psrces Secretary
o. ss'e before ne came INTO ONCE and no Senator op.
bis Secretary Of War; and yer these states
have only peReced 10 abYosate that shameful boad
but they have reproduced and stensoed is worn fea
lures In the MARCY clarendon treaty now awaiting the
action Of the Senale
The Tariff and the National Income.
TRsAsusY DnrARrxEsr January 10 1857.
the 18th instant hat the Secretary Of the Treasury be
requested inform the Senate what would DO the annual
ss q s e me ssss
July 30 1885 should BE- rsmtsed What IL one fourth
renisssd." nave the honor % transmit herewith s
abatement, which have caused 70 be prepared BY the
nisk the info nation desired Very respectfully, your
JAMES GUTHRIE, Secretary Of tn. yr..wry.
Hon JAMES n. MASON President pro tom. o. g. Senate.
STATEMENT exhibiting the income OF the government
during the fiscal year ending June co. 1856 and
innate Of what the annual income would be # one
fifth, fourth and oue-shird Of duties author
lied By the tariff act Of July 30 1886 should be
mitted.
BY a remittance Of oneJffn Of the duties.
Total pts during the d.
cal year ending June 30,
Total receipts nom customs
same period ....... =. 50, 1858 so
One fifth OF which gives
reduction of............ Il, S04, 672 70
And est,nsted annual
income o.. 81, ll8 SOB 10
BY a remittance Of one fourth Of A< dutia.
Total reoeipts during the dis.
cal year ending June 30.
1850. .............. s7s, s,14l as
Total recep from customs
same period. .ee4, 022, 668 80
Oneiourth Of which gtvesa
reduction Q............ 16, TIC IS
And estimated annual
income of............... ss7.sl2,42S So
By remittance Of one third Of TIE datses.
Total receipts during the ns-
csl year ending June 80,
ls6S......... ......... s7a,sls,lA 40
Total receipts nom customs
same period ........... $&, 022, 668 80
One third OF Y hioh gives
reduction or............. 2l,s4oeS4 50
And estimated annual
income Off,. ........... s52s77.lss %
r. BIGGER, Register.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Registers once, JAN l6, 1857.
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Movements OF Ocean steaAses.
IRON EUROrE.
Tempest. .olsssow Dec New York
81: fS sss:
Liverpool. jan T.........., .BoSOs
e. osw s.hnsan New York i:s. Liverpool
Auantie. York .....Jan- .Layerpoo
Aaso ...........Nsw York Feb 7........ HsSrs
Fob CALIFORNIA, RTC.
Bsss warrior YORK
STEAMERS TO AND IRON HAVANA.
lsAnEl-from Charleston 18Th And An due Havana zn
OAnAwsA-Fron New Ysrk Iah, arrives Havana 18th and
S Anew Nee Yos a From New Orleans m &
BIApT WA.s,oa-!scn New York III arrive I. H.y.n.
lAtS. due At New York 18th
Sy Y Az s2 New ..,..
q Havana lnh and Mobile i4h From Mobile 2d Havana
THs ovSRLAND NAIL TO DDIA AND CHINA.
The following DO Of value to those having correspond
iSs mai leaves Southampton the aA and aoh Of each
arrives Il Gibraltar the Oh AND 2sh ofsaue month
Arrives Alexandria about the Sh Of same and 4h Of fol-
Leaves suez about the 10Th o. sla of nh 9Th Of
Arrives q Alden about the 18th or 18th Of and 10Th
I.svss he as .h q same and day Of arr
and lah 70 az. Of the following month.
- AZ packages and letters Asss~ded A~ Ne Hsw Yosa
ALMANAC FOR roRK-rHn DAT.
sun sun SETS o. asT WATER
Fort Of View York, January %, 1857.
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- AZ packages and letters &ssssded ~ Ne Hsw Yosa
HERAID shoed Be scaled
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BALTIMORE, Jan z2-Cld schr Mary foWeu, Church,
BOSTON. Jan q PM-Au bark Mary Coe, Avery Mobile.
No clearapce Mt the Custom House 10 day. Nohlngsd
xe-beiow, anchor In Lighthouse channel ships indie
pepoelce from Valdera Abby Banchard from NOresns;
sibus DO brig China from Port Prince sfhp Cna
PIN rUresns taken In tow yesterday AFTERNOON by
" steam boats but osng 10 strong NV wind ce
found npo tihe TO reach the city, and the ship
thored the nsrroys where abe Cd bark
Golden Rule besIse Trieste Nohing aid wind 70 WNw,
pan AN ow came vessels a. above.
Bkis1OL Jan x1-Ar steamers Ospray, Kinney, West
thee,er ozark, ard Petrol Ar-y, Nfort
schultz Carr Liverpool Edisto harding Boston; Jasoer,
bennett NNok brig Fomer,o (Spl MarstAny, Barcelona;
roscfe rnfs sp Carau do; shr Johu Cashier johnson,
boelon, steamer PIEDMONT Post baltimore sd ahp ocean
Queen hsle iyerpoc bark Jasper Bennett VOL , srs
yRAxEropT Jan is-Hsrbor closed by ,ce In port new
bp Sarah march, Capt Phney Reed for Mssanzs ready for
Arr Al VOID Island Winter Hsrbor, l7h, schr Knight
eesre Portland for kYork (see Miscep. - -.
GLOUCBS1Ea, Jan lS-Arr scbrA VIM Gregory. kockand
for nYSrs NAY sessr nndsrsoo s Ey ro MAJ
hews Norfolk for Portland, ~ days eh Ophh Peek, Port
land Tor Nyoyh, ~ Chsdbbourpe, wAnwrenr Whmfns-
TN NC for Boston Also arr, two bries unknown.
zis,-Arr sehr Q tcmstock Portland i9r , ranger.
large vessels frozeu st IN the harbor fore ami
aft sch Of about tons drilled By going w. about 81 OF
Iast SUNDAY. No beard
MOBILE Jan le-Arr tby teD shp Dragon, WESTON
hwSSurutAspopT Jan ls-A,r briggs samuel OTIS Lime.
hummer Savannah john NIB, having been blown OIL
on "a Jydustyy Robnson. Boston 70 load tor jamaica
asa wsrSsrer R,der NYork. Gsdlsor, 3syne snd Pars
tnd Johpsor Fewpc w barks fhcs Ainbone Thompson
Phrsdeipbis Johannes Hsmb, Bic Jsnere schr Transit
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passive oDtdlepoe 10 u civil ana com m0fUnl
rtscuops Which they prescribe 70 hsr for tbs bsasu,
Of III. Mosquito King and Costa Rican Alies OF The
wbs, would tbs people Of this country say TO treaty
In which England and Brazil for example, should portion
Florios between the Uned states and the Seminole
osss IN -scn o Ss sns on,s ' ss ne DC
UnieB IN the sorsIea Of tbs soi In which Pensacola
should be taken iroa our legitimate Jurisdicon and
made tree port for the especial benefit OF these foreign
dicsAors; and In which the The spotsted
country should be pledged wishoutu consent and against
70 vi. n order 70 Tor ne TSs q N: die
submission these hard terms' THIS u the true and
substance Of the Marcy Cafeudou treaty, only that
sumo The role Of the opyrsssor, while rnior,uns.s NJ
csseus In her fecbieosss, can only tAEs tnas Of the
he ionovips summary yin explain how justly and
completely treaty deserves the title bestowed upoa
BY . csupsusbed friend II Ncarasua-"A Convention
and fer The better advancement Of Europesn domi
patton on this continent"
1. II stipulaes and guarantees that portion Of the
TERRITORY OF Nicaragua snail be set apat for the Mosquito
Ind,ans the limits boundaries Of this disic,
70 be uss grated and established oy tvo commissioner
70 be rsspecyey appointed BY the Queen and me fres
IT'S urtbsr az eed that Nicaragua shall recognizes
aud ccnym THE Wbctber N not one OF foreign en-
eoaohmsn and 'polaion sne Senate has the power 70
dssde
g. me state q Nicaragua 10 also 10 provide an annuity
OF parasites which England oonsssedty created and
chez sbed M lever and pose Of some weight
in the control Of the American Isshmus.
The NJ parties 70 be provided for at the expense OF
Nicaragua and The Monroe doctrine are those "Cosa RI
can snes" Of England Who have been emp Dyed by her
policy 70 sssok and obsspos tbai h'hmus ros's 70 Call
h. tbersfc~e, stipulated that cossa Rica shall be
awarded . handsome slrp Of fertile domain The San
eDdy aats 70 repeat the outrases sbe ms twice Der.
pesrsied On our ciusens and 90 mmerce
s ssn Jusn u 70 ~ made and reccsnissd - ifes
ecsine revenue thevefrom. Whatever advantages may
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PElsSOn Az

DOLPHUs L0vEMAN rs HEREwTrH REQUEH -
"A 10 call on his parents without fail He Ia = youuG
earAn boy II years OF Ase speaks Bngsh French and
man. and used 10 pedde with laoes and embroteas Sh6uG
hear OF aa he would obge the parents b.
giving information 70 he Arm Of PolAtssk suwa sh
kivor, Mas.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-05-13
THE OLD WATCH.

Ny grandfather's watch is battered and old,
1t never contained either jewels or gold;
I've carried thee now for many long years,
And cherished by me, tho some gave thee sneers
Although thou art thick, and not outwardly fine,
Thro' summer and winter you we kept good time
I've seen many rival all cased in fine gold,
Yet still l prefer you for time, tho you're old;
Poor, common and worn, with thin silver case
| scarcely can see the time now by the face;
Yet still can hear, by that old wheezy sound,
You must be repaired, or you lsoon run aground
And so long as live none shall part me and you,
Savewhile you're repairing by BARTHOLOMEW
And as those old hands point the hour of day,
Ittells Inc how time passes swiftly away;
For soon must leave thee, for none will be caring,
60, like you then, for thorough repairing.
w. j. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker,
Corner of 18th and Main sts., Richmond, Va.
N. B.-Watches, Clocks and Jewelry of every
description carefully repaired. Hair Ornaments
of every kind made, and engraving neatly execu
cuted on the shortest notice, and on as moderate
terms as any other house in the city. W. B.
Richmond Sept 20, 1S56.-1y
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WONDERFUL!

A SIX Mr.. Henry Campbell, Of Montgomery CO.,
n Pa, if two bottles of De GRATH'S ELEC-
TRIO OIL did not cure his children of Scarlet Fe-
yer, running at the Ears and Jumps on the Throat,
after the physicians had given them up. He says
he has used Prof De GRATH'S ELECTRIC OIL
for three years in his family, and would not be
without it in his house.
Ask Mr.. Hildebrandt, of Indiana co., Pa, if
one bottle of Prof. DE GRATH'S ELECTRIC OIL
did not cure him of Rheumatism Of two years.
standing. He says he would give S25 bottle for
it if he could not get it otherwise.
Ask Mr.. Sam'l Harper, of Alexandria, Va, If
Prof De Grath's ELECTRIC OIL did not cure
his son of Deafness Of years standing, after all
Physicians had failed. Ask him if he did hot see a
case of Paralysis cured which induced him to try
it on his son.
CULPEpER G. H., Va, Jan. Z, 1857.
Prof. De GrGth-DEAR SIR This is to certify
that my servant boy, Philip has been deaf for up
wards Of 10 years have tried various remedies
without effect For the last or years he has
been getting worse, when by the application OF
your genuine ELECTRIC OIL in the presence OF
so persons, his hearing was so far restored that
he could hear a ferson speak in q common tone Of
voice. can cheerfully recommend it to all.
Yours, truly, JNO. JAMESON
We the undersigned saw the operation perform.
cd and acknowledge it to be Of the most mirac-
ulous cures ever made in this place
I. NELSON CLAIRBoRNE, Culpeper c. H.
L. c. TURNER, do do.
B. II. JAMESON, do. do.
JNo i. UTz, Rappahanock Co., Va.
PROF. DEGRATHS ELECTRIC OIL CURES
Rheumatism, Soreness, Deafness
Ulcers, Burns, Scalds,
Pains, Cramps, Piles DC.
Ladies should use it. 1t is sweet and pleasant
to use.
N B. Be careful and see that the written sig
nature of Prof.. De Grath is on the label, and his
name blown in the bottle. All others are rascally
counterfeits.
Street.
Ian IL l2h7-1y
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THE Old STAND
WITH A
N.AME,

TIME subscriber having purchased the stock am
j. good will of the business formerly conducted
by Mr.. Booth, would respectfully solicit contnu.
so from all who may be in want of any article in
his line The stock Of Goods now on hand is COM
plete and of the greatest variety consisting of Gold
and Velvet, Satin and Common Paper Hangings,
with Borders to match, Silk and Worsted Damask,
Satin de LANES, &C., for Curtains, Velvet Tapes
try and Tapestry Brussels three ply and ingram
widths from one to eight yards, Transparent Shades
at all prices, Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Feather
Beds, Sprng.seat and Common Lounges, &c. All
of the above, with many articles not enumerated,
have ieen purchased at the very lowest prices, and
will BIZ sold to all as low if not lower than
they can be purchased at any other house in the
State. WIN. A. WALTERS,
Successor to VIM. Booth,
No. 140 Main Street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond, Sept. 20, 1856-1y
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SPRING TRADE OF 1857.
JOHN DOOLEY,
WHOLESALE HAT MANUFACTURERS

W IIODLOALE IIx1I mZA1N y x1O I y N'~1~',
81 Main Street, Richmond, Va.
HAS now ready for the Spring Trade, by Whole
III sale and Retail, the most varied and extern
sive stock he has ever imported or manufactured.
In order that the requirements of all his Gus
toners may be most fully met, and to obviate the
necessity Of country merchants and others going
North for their Goods he has laid in an assortment
of every article ia his line, both home and for
eign, for ladies', gentlemen's, children's and SER
wants wear, which he could find in the different
markets he has visited or communicated with.
To the getting up Of Silk and other Hats in his
own Mandatory, he pays the closest attention,
and he feels confident that few other houses, North
or South, can equal, and none excel, him therein.
His facilities for conducting his business being
of the most complete kind all orders will be filled
with the greatest punctuality and promptness.
Richmond, March 81, 1910 sep 20, '57
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
zbEADIN(: FOR ALL ACES AT l.. b.
IL PRICES, RICHMOND, VA.

zbEADIN(. FOR ALL AGES AT l.. BE
IL PRICES, RICHMOND, VA.
Kane's Arctic Explorations, 2 vols Do w
lrYing's Life OF Washington IL mo- ooo pa . m
ges, per vol, M
NV Schools and School-masters, Hugh Mil
Ter, 80
ermony. its Universities, Theology, and
REELECTION, with Sketches of Tholuck Hengst-
inberg, Neander Olshausin Twetzen Null
Ter, &C., 80
Mrs Sherwood's Lady of the Manor and 9TH
er works per vol, 10 TO
Iards Review Of Jeter on Cambellislon, 00
Seampavias by Lieut.. Wise U. S. n, 20
Doctrines of Baptism by Rev Geo. D. Arm =,
strong, : NJ
Desert OF Sinai by Rev. H. Bonar,. W
Footprints of the Creator, by Hugh Miller, VI
Hansford by st. George Tucker, Of Va, ~
Violet, or the Cross and the Grown, by Miss
Mcintosh, W
The Golden Legacy, by lady, W
sherwood, by Virginia Autheress, W
Life in Israel, by Mrs Richards, "
Bonners Chid's History Of the U. States,
and Dickens Child's History Of England.
Flowers by the Wayside, by Thos. W. White, :,
of Richmond, II
Hof's Manual of Religious Instruction,neW =.
edition. q =.
Maria Cheeseman, or the Candy Girl, 3!
Young Marooners,
Parents Assistant, etc., by NJ. Edgeworth. >,
The Way Home, an interesting new Juvenile, 81
Book of Psalms and New Testament, in larg-
est type yet printed, by American Bible
Society-a treasure for old people.
Apri
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LEWIS HYMAN,


WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
Wholesale and Retail, No. 9S Main Street.)
rs now receiving large and elegant assortment
J. of the above articles, and will offer this Fall
the greatest bargains that has ever been offered in
this city and to merchants who wish to purchase,
he would inform them that articles can be had in
his establishment as low any house in the North
ern cities.
Gold Detached Levers, IL Jewels, S21 90
Gold Hunting do do 5000
Do do Patent do do $500
Silver Levers, HOO
Gold Guards, 1000
Gold Pencils, Silver Table and Tea Spoons,
Gold Neck, Fob and Waist Chains of various pat.
terms,
Gold Lockets, and Jewelry of all kinds,
To DO had cheap, at the old established store of
LEWIS LYMAN,
No 90 Main Street
Rinhrnnnd Sant On 1855 -Ix
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MONEY PAID FOR HIDES
At WaYneSbOrOugh.

VNHE subscriber having purchased the Tanneries
l. of Matthew II. Parry and George W. Deal, in
the town of Waynesborough, Augusta county, Va,
is preparing to go largely into the Leather Manu-
featuring business. A good market will thus be
opened for the sale of Hides of all kinds, and cash
paid for them on delivery in any quantity thatm
be offered.
Thecitizens of Bath, Highland, Pendleton and
Rockingham, as we'll as Augusta county, may find
it to their interest to bring their Hides to me-
Persons having large quantities in those Western
Counties, could make arrangements to deliver them
at Depots, on the Railroad, and by corresponding
on the subject, much labor may be avoided in the
delivery. Mr. VIM. Withrow Jr., the we'll known
merchant at Waynesborough, has kindly consent.
ed to act as cashier in my absence. Those from a
distance will therefore call at his store where full
satisfaction may be obtained
HUGH L. GALLAHER.
Waynesborough, August 9, 1856.-tf.
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LARUS & SHINE.

A&2xO " ~ Jx44xu6s
AUCTIONEERS Il COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
"a Main Street, Richmond, Va.
WILL give their undivided attention toall
w sales of Real and Personal Estate sale OF
Household Furniture, Stock Goods, &C., &c. ; also
special attention to sales Saturdays of Horses,
Cows, Carriages, Wagons, &C., &c.
Also, keep constantly on hand the largest and
handsomest stock of Furniture to be found in this
market, consisting in part Of
Mahogany and Rosewood Wardrobes,
Do. do. Marble and Mahogany
top Cabinets,
Sideboards and Washstands,
Splendid Spring Seat Sofas, Tete-a-Tetes, Divans
and Lounges
Spring Seat, Parlor, Cane and Windsor Chairs,
Spring Curd Rockers, Sociables, Whatnots.
Also, beautiful assortment of Chamber Sets,
together with general assortment of Housekeep-
ing Goods.
The city and country trade are invited to exam
inc our collection, we determined to sell at
very small advance on cost.
p C. LARUS. JAMES N. SHINE.
Richmond March 81, 1857-1y
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SPRING TRADE. 1867.
SMITH, RHODES & CO.,
fLArE sMIru d ROBERrs /

81
IMPORTERS and dealers in Foreign and Domes-
i tic Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, Saddlery, &c,
&C., No % Pearl street. Richmond, Virginia,
have now on hand, and for sale, large and ele-
CANT stock of HARDWARE, especially adapt
ed to the trade OF Virginia, North Carolina and
Tennessee, andAwe would respectfully solicit from
Merchants and Saddlers, visiting the Market,
call and an examination Of the same. Our stock is
full-comprising part rs follows:
Building materials of evcry description, a large
variety. -l--o
Tools for Carpenters, Masons, Saddlers, Tan
ners, Millwrishts, COopcrs, Smiths, &C., &C.
Axles, Yises, Chains, Anvils, Bellows, Axes, &c.
Hog Skins, Brides Bits, Stirrups, Webbing,
&C., &c.
Saddles, Sheep Skins, Patent and Enameled
Leather, &C., &c.
Shoe Lasts, Pegs, Crinp Boards, Boot Press, &c.
Cutlery, Pocket and Table, splendid variety.
Guns, double and single barrel, Pistols, Revol-
vers, Rifles, Game Bags, Pouches, Belts, Caps, &c.
Whips Of all descriptions in great variety.
Fancy Goods, as Porte Monnaies, Purses, Violin
Strings, Pins, Needles, Forks, Spades, Shoves,
Hammers.
Anchor Boiling Cloth, &C., &C., &c.
Richmond, March 81, 1S57-y6m
SPRING 4 SUMMER STOCK, 1857.
| II MORRIS is now receiving his Spring and
lLs Summer stock of Ready Made Clothing, con-
| ssting of an entire new and splendid assortment,
of his OVID manufacture, which (the latter enables
him to give satisfaction in style, workmanship and
cheapness. Through this medium, only ask of
you the favor Of call when next visiting city
Country merchants will find it to their advan-
tage by examining his stock before purchasing
| elsewhere. E. NORRIS,
100 Main street, Richmond, Va.
| IL would also call your attention to my new.
extensive and seasonable stock of Gents Furnish
| ing Goods
| ~ Clothing made to order, at short notice
| Richmond, March q, lS57-to sept 20 '57
ORNAMENTAL IRON RAILING,
VerandaS, Balconies, Crates, Fronts & Tenders.
ALSO, VAULT AND CELLAR DOORS,
Area GRATING, &c.
| Together with all kinds of Iron Work for build
ing purposes, manufactured at short notice, on
the most reasonable terms by
JAMES D. BROWNE.
9th street. near Lafayette Hall, Richmond, Va,
| To whom was awarded, by the Va. Mechanics
Institute, at their last exhibition the highest pre-
MUM, Silver Medal, for specimens of the above
work. 70 Orders from all parts of the country
will be promptly executed.
| Richmond, March 81, 1S57-1y
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-05-13

GEORGE STARRETT, NO. 146 MAIN
" street, Richmond Va, dealer in Stoves,
Ranges, Furnaces, Farmers Boilers, Tin and Iron
Ware; Suction, Force and Chain Pumps; Bath
Tubs, Water Rams, Lead and Iron Pipe, Sheet
Zinc. Also, Portable Ovens, new and desirable
article for Plantations, Hotels, DC. All work war.
ranted. Castings always on hand for repairs
q Especial attention requested to my unri-
vailed assortm ent of Wood Stoves for country use
Richmond, Feb 7, lS57-ly