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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-28

~ nHzaaRJ TIL ADAMS, EAPhEsS
uCOMPANY, 1874 Main st.. hav.
ing resumed their Steamship
Express to and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
mond, by steamers Jsmestown and Roanoke, which
leave New York every Wednesday and Saturday
and thence by railroad to Weldon Wilmin gton
Lynchburg, Salem, Wythevis, and the principal
places in Virginia and North Carolina, now pre-
pared to forward with great dispatch, and at reduced
rates every kind of Merchandise Valuable Parcels
Jewelry, &C., to tho above named cities, and all
places on the seaboard.
Our Express the Steamships will be acsomps-
sons attention the careful handling Of goods en-
trusted to the ADAMS EXPRESS COPS Steamship
Express.
Shippers will please take notice that packages 70
points In Virginia and North Carolina will be sent By
gteamers unless otherwise marked.
Freieht received ON day Of sailing until 8 oslosk,
r n J. L. MACDONU9H,
AGENT of Adams Express Co,
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- Saloon AND PIANO WAKE
n1kki4oaa.nosSSS' v vANgs. Srsnhn.
d h sole agent In this city for the sale Of the cele-
br.tsd NUNNS l. CLAkK6 PIANO FORTEe-
Tbs instruments have received the unqualified sp.
provs of tbs greatest Pisnsts in this country and
Europe Rs sisJ keeps Pianos Of other good and o.
tablished makers.
a. T. keeps constantly on hand an assortment OF
tho best MUSICAL lNsTRUMENTS, and Musisal
Merchandise in general, consisting Of
Melodeors. with isgls and double Reeds; Mar.
tins uprivalled Guitars Aceordeons, Flutes, Flies,
Flageolets, Violins, Bsnios.
The largest and beautiful assortment of fash.
ionable, now and standard SHEET Music to be
found in this State.
A liberal discount made to teachers and schools
Pianos Tuned and let to hire. Old Pianos taken In
part pay for new ones.
Ia q p A. YAYLOR
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ESPECIAL NOTICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk Petersburg Richmond and all places In Viz
sinia and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
steamships Roanoke and Jamestown will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
who are the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships.
Once Of the New York and Virgnis Steamship
Company. LUDLAM FLEAbANTS
ap4-s Agents
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Ag> GEORGE Ii. STEEL, Den.
49, f@f7 tist has just received from the man
ufacturers. lot of U ERIC r
IlIJTEETH, of all shades and sizes,
which will be inserted on the best material, and in
the most substantial manner. He also Extracts,
Fills and Re,u Teeth with gentleness and tho
roughness. All work warranted.
q Office ISL, on Main, between 9th and 9Th SITS +,
Richmond Va el4-3m
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- L-AD n NOTlCE...I he steamer A.
on her regular trips on MONDAY
and THURSDAY, leaving WINDSOR SHADES at
81 O'Clock A M, for RICHMOND, and will leave
Richmond at 81 O'Clock every WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY for Windsor Shades.
Passengers and freight will be taken for the james
and Chickahominy Rivers
de 29-2m+ WILLIAM Fl. CARBON. Can't
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INSTITUTION ON tn K

INSTHUCTION ON THE
- 5{1' PIANO.-A young lady who has had
TRH considerable experience in teaching,
= Y = and can produce pupils that in one
quarter, play and sing most any ordinary piece of
received instructions from the principal pianist of
Jenny Lind, w. M. Hoffman,, Esq, feels confident
she eve satisfaction to those who encourage her
Terms S15 per quarter Of 20 lessons. Address M 8.
A.. box SGT. post office. jY Its
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i son, FARIsS 4 CO, announced on the LIST
day of January, will not be changed IN consequence
of the death Of r. M. Ferguson; but will be contlnu
ed under the same style-the vacancy occasioned
thereby being supplied by Mr.. samuel A Glover
j. g. FERGUSON, JR,
fHOS Il. FARISS.
Fsb o 1897 SAMUEL A. GLOVER.
IA m
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MovrsG THE SraruE.-Yestsrdsy viii
DO long remembered In Richmond, ~ ons cf the
most exciting ip its history, it being the day -
whicn 'ne nox containing the statue OF the Tn
moItat washington MAS removed from the deek
TO the Capitoi Square. The people with on. voice.
bad determined that the removal should take
place to-day. and that they would become the mo.
tive power' but Mr. Mccicy, who had the contract,
attached twelve nue horses To ths wagon yeseer.
day morning and soon drew il along 18th street
to its intersection with Main, where brute force
became inadequate 70 the task. Finding that the
horses could not draw the precious ioad any fAr.
tner. they were nnhitched, and - II iupeiisd b.
one patriotic impulse the popuAce seized the ropes
and began to draw the vehicle and its load up
Main street. Gathering In numbers ~ the status
advanced TO Its destination, some four OF hve hun
dreo men soon manned the ropes and with the
greatest ease IMAGINABLE the sts,us WAS drawn up
Main street to 9th mp 9th to Broad. down Broad 10
Iofh, aud down loth to Capital street. where the
procession halted short time to consider the
proper method Of entering the Square. Finding
that none OF the gates were sufficiently wide 70 ad-
INIT the box. ropes we're attached 20 the Iron rail-
Ing aud three psnnels were soon torn down, thus
making an entrance into the Square, Ropes vsrs
next attached to two trees on the Sidewalk and
these were pulled mp by the ru,ts. The way being
nov clear. the multitude again manned the ropes
and with patriotic cheers. moved of with their
precious burthen To the foot Of the pedestal whsrs
1t Is to be permanently placed.
AZ the bVx passed into the square, q detsch ment
of the Blues fired a salute, which was responded 70
by detachment of the Young Guard the Armory
Band striking up national air AZ the vehicle
halted
Filled with patriotic ardor, the Mayor Of the city
was called upon fJr a speech and responded from
the top Of the box in his hsppiest style Governor
Wiss was next called mp. and delivered short, but
appropriate address. Captain Dimmock also res.
pordet To call made upon bin; and the Youpg
Guard again fred a salute All In all, We have
never witnessed such patriotic outpourng a. that
Inhibited by our people yesterday. aud though
thousands OF them we're disappointed In the pleas
urr OF aiding in moving the statue. the fact that
the work was accomplished without concert, and
10 the most creditable manner is the strongest evi
dence that the memory of Washington still lives In
the hearts Of his cuuntrymeu and that all are
ready to do homage TO his great name.
The Governor. in his address stated that the
statue would be placed the monument ~ soon
as possible and kept covered until the I'D Of Feb
rusry next, when grand celebration would take
place
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Snow fell in Millcn. Georgia, on the eo,s /,

snow fell in Millen. Heorgif, on the 10th inst
In Augusta, Ga, they ere eating fresh oyste,
from Norfolk, Va.
Francis Forman, m old merchant If baltimore,
died on Monday morning.
W. =. Mullins. of s. G., has been elected presi
dent OF the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad
vice Thomas ID. Walker.
Rev. W. p. Carter, died ut Enterprise, Mics. on
the i.th instant. He was for many years mem
Der OF the Senate OF that State.
There were 9s deaths in Baltimore last seek
10 OF consumption.
The War Department designs sending two e.i'
umns Of military into Utah from the racine eide
One from Oregon and the other from California.
A provision dealers exchange" has been organ
lied In Baltimore.
L.w. Fiska. well known lumber merchant In
Buffalo, was thrown out of wagon In Chicago last
week and killed
Sergeant Leferts OF the New York police detec-
tiyes has caused 10 he taken the daguefreotyps ef
every noted rogue who falls into his hands.
new Hebrew cetnetsry was censeerstsd at
Charleston, :. G., last Tharsdsy, By Rev, Ar, Js'
eehs,
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7Hs Cry Council held an adjourned

meeting yesterday afternoon, to continue the re-
vision cf the ordinances. M.ssrs Saunders D~noou,
Gretter, Whitfield Koddty Hill. Greanor aud Dim
mock being present. The ordinance coDc~rping
nuisances WAS taken mp, considered discussed
and amended The Council have n largo number
ofnrdnances TO revise before the entire batch can
be put into form for printing and binding. aud IL
untiringly. 3" as to complete the unpleasant job
before The end of the year The subject OF revision
is u difficult one. and unless completed by the
present Council, will have to be commen need anew
by their successors When the work Is done i've
thousand copies should be printed for general die
trihution, and yOf the most important urdi.
nances should be printed in the newspapers Of the
day.
Hcighin9 Brtdd Capt Dimmock presented the
following resolution. which adopted
Resolved, That the Committee on Revision In.
qnire into the expediency of providing by an ordi-
nance for the sale of bread by weight and that
they be authorized to report by ordinance 9TH
erwise,
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Now Is THE TINE-If our benevolent

Now Is THE TIME,-lf our benevolent
citizensintend to make any arrang ements for aiding
'he poor procuring fuel this winter. now 10 the
time TO do 30. For several years past sums of mon
ey have been appropriated by the city. 10 purchase
fuel for the helpless poor and for winters past
our citizens have been called upon to aid those
who were suffering From present indications the
sties of the i'll be- far greater than sver
and 1t would therefore be good plan to lay In sup
plies of fuel while the weather is fair and thus he
ready to deal it ont as occasion requires II moth
ing Ia done till the crisis arises the deservip will
suffer. and vast amount Of means will then be
wasted. which if properly invested now, would ek
| feet great good. VIII not the Young Mems Chris.
tian Association take this matter in hand at once
and thus effect their organization before the hour
/ Of trial arrivesi
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THE REVIVAL OF BUsiNEss.-The workingmen s
committee in Trenton, n. j., report. as the result
of their Inquiries. that the large manufacturing
establishments of that city are again at work with
few exceptions and are employing the usual nuaI
ber of operatives. Tue concerns which emplny
females not included in this statement Some
hundrds of girls are still destitute of employ ymeni
in Trenton. But few Of the mechanics. however
nov idle; for those who have nothing to do
provision Is to be made by their fellows:
At Have hill, Mass, n new hat factory has gone
into operation, which employs 500 persons. TIL.
Great Falls mills have resumed. The print work :
in the same town are preparing To resume The
thirty two hcto ies in North Lee and South Lee
Mass, are all in working condition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-25

DIED oP HIS WOUND On Saturday
last, Justice A. Is. Timberlake, of Hanover county.
held al inquest over the body of OAKLAND HoskINs,
whowas shot and mortally wounded by man namei
Arnold, soma two weeks since Hoskins died ON
sunday night last. The jury returned verdict
that he came 10 his death by the wound inflicted
by Arnold, who Is now in jail. awaiting his trial
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-25

UF,vY VEpnIcr.--Tn the United States Court DOW
in session IN This cty. is cHnve wherein Col kich-
rrl =. Morgan was plaintiff md 'he Peoria and
0frH~ta Railroad Company was defendant. aud
-firh h9w tcrh rfr.--ev-r- Irrin- thc past week
Tho i''N rendered err.'iNt r. .59oA1 damages for
tla ria'Tti1 m, 7au7e va 'tiai before the same
frii;r~i ti'nn -irr-, T.r 'he inry found for
Co. Mqrt,r tt- GGg nrf rr' ''ial was granted
tn rhoi y thr rcerlt--fhi'-T7 Tree, Nor. II.
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NEW PosT OFFICE FAGLiTIro IN NEW YoRK-By di
rection of the Postmaster General. System of posf
office delivery, nearly BinilH" To that oi London
now in successful operation In New York. There
have been established six suhppst Offices Ia differ
parts of the city, and e. hesc cHes letters are
sent seven tiTcs each daT, and collections from
them for the mails arc mad" eight times a day by
horse express.
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A bill has been introduced into the Afatama To-
gisature to burn all the notes of the old State bat
and its branches.
The Savannah, Ca, papers announce the death
Of John Ruckert, we'll known musician of that
city.
There was Ice half inch thick at Jacksonville,
Fla, GU the 10th instant 1he fever had died cut.
The baltimore papers announce the dssth 81 Hon,
Alex. Nesbite, ef that scHaty.
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RELIGIOUS MEETINGs.-We learn that
a series of meetings is COW in progress at Grace
street Baptist hurch The pastor, DIR. Jster, will
he assisted by Rev John A. Brosdus, of CharIottrs-
vile. Mr. Broadus is expected TO preach every
night during the present week He is a gentle
man OF well known power and ability as q minis-
ter of the Gospel
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r1TrsrcH TO THE ISpI. HOUSE.

ALkAANDkIA, NOV. D.
The mutinserr have gone gone towards Kholccrd
AMI Nuttrs, and some 10 Dude, being followed ry
cur tro1ps.
Nir. G-hihhlA, Commissioner of Delhi, died srri.
[a'h II e;Ieirr1. nni Gen. Nicholson the 23h of
o-rrr'e reroircd In tho assault. Lucknow was re-
l'sYA3 'rrt 2s'h Gur loss Was severe-5O0 killed
rri r0rriad Grn Neil among the killed The
fti'f j1st IN time, the enemy having advanced
,h-ir mines. which would have placed the garrison
nj their mercy. The Maliya country is In a dis
'urbed state. Bhowapar has been burnt. Forces
arc moving towards Mhow. All is quiet in Scinde.
hut the state on the frontier is not satisfactory.
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ARMY JSrEILIGEScE--Companie G and L, Second
Regiment. United States Artillery, now stationed
At Fort Smelling, have been ordered to take post
at Forts Ripley aud Ridgeley their presence At
that post being no longer necessary. The sioux
tribe of Indians who inhabt that region OF the
country, and who have oeen terror in Minnesoia
for years hack, have now resolved to live In peace
and bnry the hatchet, The headquarters of the
Second Artillery are established at Fort Hamilton.
Nav York Hsrbor, Lieutenant Col. Dimck In CON-
mand,
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DEPRESSION OF. CoTrON AND FREIGHrs letter
from Havre, of the 6th quotes cotton seven francs
lower. Freights, also, greatly depressed, and
vessels were loading for New Orleans at IS cents
per ton. dispatch from Savannah, Ga, Monday.
says:
There is general panic in the cotton market
here and at Augusta and Columbus, with a decline
of n to = per cent. Sales at Charleston of 900
bales at decline OF y per cent"
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LfouoR SELLERS DISPOSED oF.-The Newburyport
(Mass) Herald says that on Tuesday last, ten men
md one woman were sent from Lawrence to the
House of Correction at Ipswich for violation Oft
liquor law One of the men had 20 days TO serve,
and fsnes amounting to soc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-25

PUSIsHED.-JOhn. slave to Butler &
Stearns. charged with stealing a stove from some
person unknown, was convicted before the Mxyor
yesterday, and ordered twenty five stripes
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ArroryrNEvTs--Thc following appointments
have tsen tnaie flr the Srn Francisco nsvy-ya.d
Cal: O. H. Rand, master mason; Charles Orios
master painter; John A. Boitcs, keeper of the ma
gnzne; John Adams, In.ster If the laborers.
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LABOR FoR WESTERN VIaGlNIA.-A correspondent
of the New York Herald, writing from staun,on
Va, says that tens Of thousands @ Of Iaborers
could find employment in Western Virginia, and
adds
''Ne need farm hands, garden nursery men
blacksmiths. miners, and, indeed, common labor-
ers and artisans OF every kind. Last year, could
notemploy laborers on my farm AT SIS month, /
boarding them. Good blacksmiths can get from s.
to Sl0 Week"
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PERsoSAL-Tbe New York Times understands
that Sir William Gore ousley, the newly appointed
British Minister. expects TO spend most Of the com.
ing winter nc Washington. AMI will not proceed 10
Central kmerten until towards Snring.
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PosroFrics ArpoISrNESTs.-0 q. A. Rails, postmas-
ter ut Irishbnrg, Henry comfy, Va, vice X. T.
lIardie resigned; Joshua }. shoemaker, postmast.
at Charlesvie, Bedford county, Va, vice j. J.
Bcckwith, resigned.
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THE CEsTRAL train was detained yes
terdsy till halfpast three in consequence u ~
breaking of aspiring of the engine. rbe aAxnAsD
Was soon repaired though the train travelled more
slowly in consequence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-25

VICIoUs DoG.-Frank stoll was fined
81 BY the MAY or yesterday for permitting vicious
dog to go at large and the dog was ordered to be
put out of the way.
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II Rev. " m Meade. ID D.; Rev. j. Granmer, Rev.
J. Clark, Thomas } ,.rcen, E-q HALIFAX Co.; kev.
Wu:. Ma,tn, 81. Dr. q. HairstoB, Htnr, co.; Esv.
4 b Tazzard, NJ. Chesterfield; ke,. John Cooke.
SeTs r. sIls.eVS Rs1 w. snGseT h Rsg RI s 9ess0r
4, Harris, VI. c., Washington; Rev. ". Hesa, Rev q.
Noodhrldge, Rev SIR. rettigi.w, A. Y. stokes, ksq
,. T.. Baldwin, Esl.. Col. fonIaine. Richmond.
o. lN-laWSsts
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MORE oP THE Snow SroRM.-The Albany (N. "
Journal, Of Saturday. says:
The snow furry which prevailed here yester-
day took the shape Of "a heavy gale, and q consid-
erahle fall of snow, in the western part of the
state.
Near Suspension Bridge II was twenty inches
deep The trains 10 and from the falls we're slight
ly delayed by it, until snow piows were obtaIned
and put on the locomotives. Such light dry
snow accompanied by wind. mixes with the sand
and the two together are blown into the cuts O
the road, where they pack firmly and require -noY
plows or shoFels to remove them. AT Lockport il
was abont foot deep. At Rochester only q few
flakes fell, just enough to whiten the Apund Al
Buffalo the barometer fell rapidly, a severe
blow from the ". :. ". followed. Neeompanied
first with rain. and then with drifting snow To
wards night the galG increased and blew terrifica
ly, and what with its force and the driving snow
the night was bitter one
In the height of the gale the brig Isabella made
the mouth of the bsrbor, and narrowly escaped
going upon the breakwater The propeller 5oy
Cushman followed the brig. and came tumbIing in
almost on her beam ends.
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LOTTERIES IN GgoRnn-Thc Legislature Of Gcor.
gia has unanimously pronounced lotteries to be
swindle. 1t Is thought that at the expiration OF
the present charters for lotteries no moro will he
prantei
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LARGE FiRE.-A terrible connas ration occurred
at CLEANS, New York, saturday night, which des-
troyed eight stores and one dwelling house. The
loss il estimated at about $4,000
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Tue KANSAS CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
eleventh section of the constitution for Kar
sas says that instrument shall be submitted to all
the male citizens Of the Territory Of Kansas on
the 2lst of December next over the age of twenty
one years. for ratification rejection. The voting
to be by ballot-the ballots endorsed, "Constitu-
tion with Slavery or Constitution without SIa
very" And it it shall appear that majority O.
the votes are in favor of the Constitution without
slavery, 1t is provided that
The article providing for slavery shall be strck
en- from the Constitution by the President of this
convention, and no Harrry shall eris in the STATE nj
hdnsdS except that the right of property In slaves
now in this Territory shall in no manner be inter
fered with"
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$50 REWARD.-The above re

GSS ltAa w -Alhb---I 6o d1ofC iC-
aE$a ward Of twouty dollars wi he paid by the
az -uhEcrber TO any person who vii deliver 10
s6&<a him, at traigtJn, in lieurico county, his ne
go eiTI NANCY who s1nle times calls herself Nancy
GanhAm, who Tan away Uu faC 18th Of this month
Nancy IL very likely bright mrl.tto, bushy head,
Tt-y bright black eye and about II years old. She
y-lieyr1 IL be u the city Of EisnGi nj, or It's VT
e.uIty. WI A. CHRISTIAN,
oc 2i--ts CraigtOn, Henrico CO.
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WoODFIN's sPECIFICl-F0R

~ SIINUNIN THRUSH AND DYSpEpSIA.-
The proprietor of this Specific has been aware or
us virtues for several years. having frequently made
sma Quantities for gr.tuitous distribution to the
aicte6 He had no idea of Offering IL TO the puhlie
IN this form. until he urged TO do 40, by many
who had been cured by its use He now with great
offers 1t to the public for the two diseases
indicated, namely: Chronic Thresh and Dyspepsia,
not as general panaeea, for all the ills flesh s heir
Of sale. ~ S
Manufactured and sold by u. wOODPIN, 25th
street. Church Hill; price 81 per bottle or bottles
ior 30 FOR sale also, by GRUBBs APPKRsoN; T. j.
PiooT: ". POLLARD, I7th street; and Dr. SNELISss
corner OF Broad and 25th streets, Church Hill.
so -
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sxY1 MARRIAGES., CARRlAGES,-

YIsSTS-- The subscriber has on hand at his Coach
Making Establishment. Lombard Alley be-
tween Main sDd Gary, N3th and l4th streetsl near
the Co!umhlAn Hotel, COACHES, CliARiOTEES,
BAROUCHES, BUGGIES, with and without tops, and
sULkIES. all Of his own make Of the best materials
80 workmanship. all Ut which viii be sold g. low as
good work Of the kind be in the city C Richmond
and respectfully Ask call from those in want Of any
.cie in the Carriage line, as | am determined TO
make order and sell St the lowest prices pussible
and ail work sold. that i'd lew, warranted.
L. Ism HICAJAH MAE9UM
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s..s. -.ezaza.--7 RIcHxoSp, Oct. lst.. lh57.
~ - stsssssss.ssss $50 SPECIAL NOTICE.-On
ami after this date, ALL packages intended for Xxx
Fssss, on the MAIL TRAINS Of the Virginia Cen
~ Railroad will Ue recey ID at our Office i3i Main
street instead OF Railroad De.ot as heretofore, be-
ing IN conformity with an arrangement made with
the above Company.
J. L. MACDoEOUaH. Agent
&C 5-'s Adams Expre-e Company
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TheIr stock consists IN part Of

Their stock consists in part Of
tgers', W WOstenhoms s. D" "Butcher's'' and Map
pins pocket and table Cutlery; EazoTs, Scissors
and Shears
D Howe, Auyils, VAes, Stocks and Dies and Tcnes
hGcst and Mule Shoes, and UTilfns horse shoe
Nails
Hemp aad Manila Rope, Bed Cords snd Plongh
Lines
A1les springs Nuts Washers, ,carrri,ge and plough
Bolts
Cast, shear. blisteT and German Steel
spsdes. ehoyels, Forks Hoes Picks and Mattnxes
earrup iroEs, Bite, Buckles, Webbing, antl Eadlic
Trees "
Wagon, stage and zig Hames
pFdies, Halters, aiiths and Web Reins
"a stock, chest till rim and rnortice If.~ts
EniIdinS Hardware of every description
description - -
.5''amoDs Collins, Mann's and "Virginian Axes
d.nuina Anchor B5lting Cloth
:. B.-rbcy arc, alEO sole sgeuts In plehmcpA
= Falreang's celebrated Scales se