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apECIAL NOTICES.
Nae~ FALL 1858.
MAGNIFICENT SIIppLY-

+. r. PRICE ca are crowdinx their warerooms
n choice ssre ali Good
and substantial In heavy Staple and Domestic-Dry
Ia every department their stock Is always kept
full and we'll assorted, being allowed to run down
q. no season, however dull, so that STRANGERS and
andias every novelty that the European or cur own
market can afford.
sssns selection variety ,, sna price they are
OF the Serth-indeed, rather invite it. and will with
great coma hiepce, the present Autumn. invite both
the most critical that they bring both skill aud en-
t..rprise into requistion in making mp their sup
The limits Of an advertisement will not allow any
enumeration-they will therefore name only q few
Elegant aounced s,lk Robes. e hounces)
bo bo DO DO DO de-. de-. q Il l. AsnsHa y sn;iIa
Rich b ca.hmsre ns Robes. be double o ssiTs gum"
sea Saesss sras s1ss, st Ia
DO Robes, trieh and new) la Jaw Cracker
as apd 9n. s1sst DE fsne'
herin0s' 'ao1Rsisa Ses1RSTisi ff; fE;EsPsARrMENr. ss
lns Canton Cloths. Tarnice, Lustrine, Wells Hdkfs
&C. and sMsftRafb sFGsSss sf
set,s; r wat Mus set;s; Mus. Collars; Camb and
ty. &c. &c.
MANTLE AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
Velvet anl Cloth Cioaks. with all the newest wrap.
pings imported.
CURTAIN GOODS
Muslin and Lace Curtains. Sat. Dsmask Broca
teiies, Union Damask Tassels, Gimps, Fringes Cor
nice. DC.
FURS of every kind worn In our climate
NEGRO DEPARTMENT AND HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS.
Linen and cotton Sheetings Table Damasks Tow
engs. Diapers, Huckabacks, Bed Blankets, Crib
Blankets Dimitys, white and gray Blankets. ga
Fuiled Cloths, Sleeps Gray Sattinetts, Kerseys.
Plaid Linseys Plaid Cottons, Oznapurgs Fiannels
Kentucky Plains. Georgia Plains. &C. Ac.
In this last heavy goods department SO full and
crowded are they that in order to make room FIR
ether goods new on the way. they will close out
large lots to merchants. farmers, traders. manufac
turers and others at a bare commission upon the
cost
Sc l4-lm TR PRICE co.
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E4y- NERVOUS SUFFERINos.-
BROKEN DOWN AND DEBILITATED PROBES
SIONAL MEN,
EIUNhL
WHY NOT RAVE YOUR HEALTH nRsroRyDf
We off.r you the great RESToRATIVE AND
INYlGORATlRt

Why NOT RAVE YOUR HEALTH hkSToNpf
We of.r you the great RESTORATIVE AND
INYiG0BATuRi
To Delicate Females and Children.
HAMFT0N's TINCTURE
il truly blessing! We eappeal to our citizens
Rev James w. Hunpicutt. the talented and
independent editor Of that highly popular and ex
teusivey read paper. the Christian Banner. puo'
hshei fredericksburg. Va in his editorial OF the
18th OF May. 1873. thus speaks Of HAMPToN's
VEGETABLE TihCTURE.
We had taken strong medicines. observed great
pHrtlcnlarity in our diet, AMI all 10 no purpose
We had dlspairei OF ever recovering cur health,
when u female friend of ours importuned usI0 get
u bottle OF HAY Pf0S'c VEG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
assuring that wond find great relief from its
use. We briefly replied. ''re troud not cste DOT
Tar far dA the 1taefnre Hampton erer fHdde, 30 far
own individual health ~as concerned -
We had no faith in it, Ler any other medi-
cine In citing a cure on ge In the Kindness OF
her heart however without consulting ms RbSus It,
she sent and got bottle and urged us TO accept
of and for her sake as it csnid not possby inIure
as TO use il according to direction. For the high
gard we had for her ana her act of kindness, we
promised to do so And without the least cxagger-
2fioa can truly say that before we had used the
contents OF one bottle we felt like . new man.
AZ AN Inygorator and Restorative. where gentle
stn usnt wanted, believe itsuperior g all the
cordisis before ths public. as cure for pvSPEr-
With ali diseases of the stomach and Bowels; Il he's
been truly successful TO the Single and Married -
We offar the most valuable remedy, which thou
~ Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
nofd BY PURCELL, LADD CO. Richmond; oy
Pet srsburs; by MORTIMER MoWBRAY. Ealti-
more. and By Druggists and shopkeepefs every'
a1- 81 per bottle; six bottles for S.
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ers OF The above card have learned that this step has
net with opposition the part of portion OF the
community. faw Phi ysicians and especially ofsome
of those engaged in the same business Ii has long
been the custom with sersTai Of the Druggists OF
thisc city 10 charge an increased price, for medicines
dispensed at night, and Ii has been deemed proper
t. secure uniformity in this matter by adopting
fixed rate.
With regard to the justice of the proceeding, we
wonid say, that no man engaged in any other oe-
eurati,u woal consider It unfair 20 charge more
for services rendered at unusual hours and we GER
fanly think 10 Improper for any PHYSICIAN to oh.
lecf, while he obtsins increased fee OF Fur Dol,
idFs. Ton the dag charge after the hour of 10 NJ
and zoe only claim the fifty after zoe hare rstsr
ed
Because we have not heretofore insis.e uron ths,
which Is 10 itself Just and proper IL il no reason
why should not now do So and IL ia certainly
better to have open understanding with The pub
lie than to have them subject to secret RUE and in
airiIa1T rfItrlcs 1a6-dta}
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MO MONOPOLY-I. NJ. SINGER
~ COS CEI.ERE ATED NATIONAL. SENIN

N -
~ cos CELEBRATED NATIONAL SEWING
MACHINES-OPRICE 2l7 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
VA-We would most respectfully invite all to call
and examine ou- new stock of Family, Plantation
and Lea her Machines. which for durability ard
beauty of finish. cannot be surpassed by any. our
Machines are 50 constructed, that by the magical
changes they are made to sew, hem. gather and
stitch from the coarsest cotton bag or heavy
leather. TO ths finest silk satin or lace, OF any
description, without trouble. The simple con
struction ease of management and saving of time
makes the Machine invaluable, and warranted to
give perfect satisfaction to all. Our new Family
Machine, for light work. will be found one of the
prettest and best in use; It's put up in Rosewood.
Mahogany or Ensmel~d cases, to suit the parlor or
work-roots. Our agent; being y fine nachinist, is
prepared to repair Machines and TO give all the in.
stractions, SO that the operators can adjust their
Machines with all ease. Ladies will be instructed
at their resdences ALSO servants if desired free Of
charge. We invite all to call and examine where
all possible attention will be paid by our lady oper
ators and Agent to give explanations, whether they
purchase or not
SILK Thread and Cotton of all colors and des.rip-
tions; Needles; Gauges for tucking and binding.
No charge for shipping. Circulars will be sent to
all on application bv mail or otherwise.
Stitching and Quilting of every description, on
Cloth or Leather.
shirts. &C, made to order, at short notice.
an 25-ly / SINGER co.
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FROM RIo.-A letter from on board the United
States ship Falmouth, under date of August e,says
that the city of Rio ia perfectly healthy since the
disappearance of the yellow fever, which ragged
here, but mostly among the shipping, in April and
May. Freights here are low, and several American
vessels have left, In ballast, for st. Thomas aud
other West Indian ports.
On the Goth of July Commodore French Forrest
hoisted blue flag at the mizzenmast head of the
Falmouth, which was Immediately saluted by the
Falmouth with thirteen guns, and on the Both the
English, French and Brazilian men-of war also
saluted. 1t looked strange to see the flag Of an
admiral on board Of an American man of. war.
On the 5th of August some ladies were going on
shore from the English war ship Madagascar and
when about half a mile from the ship and shore, a
squall struck the boat and upset it one of the
ladies, Miss Dovey, and Brazilian servant wo
man, were drowned. in spite of ali the efforts to
save them by the officer in charge of the boat and
the crew.
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@- TEETH ExrRACrkD, WITHOUT

PAIN. RT MKANs OF ELEcTRIcITf.
GEORGE w JONES. Dentist. hereby informs
those lshing their teeth extracted, that he is
prepared ;th this method. and is daily using
II With complete success His SEw INSTRUMENTS
with their India rubber faicrum, are particularly
adaptsi to IL. they give the operator entire
troll of the electric cnrrent This great improve
freat has been generally adopted BIZ the profession
inasmGch as IL not only sUb6ucs the paia IF cxtrac
tan but also prevents the nervous prostration con
pom such operations, especially wherethere
are many teeth to be drawn Sc I-3m
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XNIHOLESALE CLOTHING WARE
w HOUSE.
4 xENT, PAINE & Co, I63 AND l65 MAIr

KENT, PAINE & co, l63 AND l65 MAIN ST
THE LARG EST, CHEAPEsr AND BEST STOCK
OF CLOTHING, ADAPTED TO THE
WHOLESALE TRADE, EVER
OFFERED FOR SALEM
RICHMOND.
We particularly invite the attention of Dealers to
onr very large aud we'll assorted stock of READY
MADE CLOTHING. manufactured by Ourselves for
CASH in the very best manner We feel confident
that merchants who are in the habit of PURCHASING
at the North and elsewhere, will but promote their
own interests by giving our stock q careful eXaml
nation before going further.
Resides Gentlemen's Dress Wear, we have very
NEGRO CLOTHING,
Made in the very best manner, and OF the most
substantial mater ais
In addition 10 the above we have in stere $50 doz
en- tlentlemen's 5BIRTS of all qualities and st5 les,
besides q large assortment of Hickory Shirts, Can
ton Flannel and Under dc; Red, Blue and Grey
Flannel do; Red Flannel Drawers, Canton Flannel
and Jeans do; end Sporting Jackets-all OF which will
be sold at prices which will compare favorably with
any market in the country, and upon the most sat
isfactory terms. o
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DEATH FROM ANGER.-Last Thursday. at the
Mount Vernon Furnace, Penn, . COW broke into
uoman's garden for the forty seventh time. Tho
provoked woman became exasperated at tho
COW, while turning her out, that she by the nsan.
ity Of her passion, ruptured internally a blood
vessel, and before medical aid could be rendered,
bed to death.
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ADVANTAGES OF CRINoLIsE-The ST. Johns. n
g., Morning Freeman says that on Wednesday
morning, the mate and crew of the Forest Queen
were aroused by the cries of female, and describ-
ed a lady floating gently down stream in some
strange craft like Naiad or Undine, skimmipg the
wave in her chariot Before anything could be
done to arrest her progress she had doated to the
wheel, where she was held Her wide expanded
skirts had for once proved useful, and bore her
along in safety.
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PRICE ONE CENT.


HsHRIco DUBL Justices Taylor and
Atlee, aided by the Conmon onWealth's Attosnay, Mr.
John y Young, are continuing their iuvessigstiou
OF the duel between Messrs Clemens and wise
Yesterday afternoon, ct o'clock, they met % the
State Court House. and Examined tvo Witnesses,
- followr:
NaA Tyler, sworn.--I saw Messrs. Wise ana
Chisman, on 18th street, on the morning Of the
l7th instant. / had heard Of the duel ae that
time, aud he'd started out 10 prevent Il, whom
met them. had no conversation with tbem.-
They were In one carriage aud / in another. There
we're two other persons In their carriage but did
not know who they were. II was about 10 O'Clock
when saw them. Their carriage crossed Main
street, on fts way to Cary street. After passing
them. my carriage turned around and took mo TO
the 81. Charles Hotel. Messrs. W. and O. did not
come to the st. Charles that know Of did not
sec Mr.. Clemens that morning, and had not seen
him for . month or two. Cannot remember who
informed me that the duel was going on. heard
from some one that the parties had gone to Fair.
field, but did not know where that was. Mr..
with me cut the card signed Sherrard Clemens
from "The SOUTH" and had IL published iu the
Enquirer. Afterwards heard IL was not author.
lied by Mr. Clemens. and had it discontinued In
the Semi-Weekly. had conversation, a. conn
eel, with some OF the parties, bat claim nv priv
1ege ~ such.
G. L. Lampkin, sworn.-My brother and myself
we're out shooting at Fairfield. on the 17th. in
rear Of the race track saw two hacks carriage
aud two men, and on going down the fence little
further, gentleman came out Of the bushes, and |
asked me what was that had, aud IL Il was not |
rine told him it Was shot gun, and that was |
looking for birds. He said there were no birds
tnere-thas might find some further back--that |
had better 60 away, they were firing at tar
get and might set shot, saw two boxes, and |
pistol lying upon one OF them. There were four |
or hve men standing in the bushes together, and |
another ono sitting upon . stump, who also spoke
to me- thought they we're about to tight duel. |
l heard them fire twice. The frst time saw the |
smoke rise above the bushes. Witness described |
the appearance Of the gentleman who warned him |
oh-said he was wrapped in white blanket-and |
that he would know him IL he were to sec him !
again.l
Other witnesses failing to appear, the enquiry |
was adjourned to some future day in order to give
time fur serving sttachmenfs ON nhsent narties |
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Prince John Van Buren, was among the latest
arrivals in Berlin.
BEEF CATTLE AT NEW 0RLsAss 10 selling just now
at from Is to 80 cents per pound.
Joshua AdwelI for murder WAS executed at Nun.
fordville, KY, on the Sd inst.
protracted meeting 10 progressing in Lynch
burg, Va. Among the ministers cfhciafing 70 Rev.
Mr.. Peterkin. Of Richmond.
Miss March, author Of the "English Hearts and
Enelish hands," has undertaken . mission 70 the
cabmen Of England, with view Of their spiritual
welfare.
Alfred Holmes. from Deiavsn. ILL.,, blind man.
about going to Europe for surgical treatment, has
been robbed OF $4,000 In New York city.
Capt. Marcy arrived at wAshington from Utah:
He made the journey in IS days, and e the nrst o.
fcsr returned since the army entered Utan-
The Dr,xiliau war steamer Mao, supposed TO
have besn lost With oil on board, has tnrnsd up
sAfs, but damaged IN gale. $50
Tho republic Of eam Marine, 10 Italy. has awasd-
ed medal 70 Miss Maria Mitchell, the astsonousr
Of Nantucket, Mass.
Thsrs were seven thousand three hundred and
forty-two bales Of cotton received IN New Orleans
on the 10th inst
Hon. Alexander h. Botelsr Il a tp)ependent
candidate fog cessress IN Virginia. n nr. faaiA'
rsrs district. IS
on Mcsdsy nsrstss sksss ~as sAasp frsst b
North Carotlae. ~
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LEGAcY.-The late Duchess of Orleans has be
quethed an income of fifteen hundred francs year
to Madame Pepita Gassier, the prima donna now
singing at the New York Academy Of Music Ma
dame Gassier sang for the first and only time Id
thepressnce Of the deceased Princess some eighteen
months since. that the impression that she mad.
on her musthave been great indeed.
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DIyYrRKscE The Petersburg, Va, Express in
noticing the high tariff of freight on the roads
west of L. ynchburg, says:
We understand from. excellent authority, that
sobacconist of Ly ynchburg, wishing to send guam
stity of tobacco to Memphis, a short time since,
placed his consignment the South-Side train,
shipped it at this port to Baltimore thence it was
taken to Wheeling by the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road. and there re-shipped down the Ohio aud Mis-
sssippi to its destination, thus sending it twice
less per hundred weight, than If sent direct from
Lynchburg through Tennessee to Memphis
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EALL, 1858
FALL 1853 nv
SHIPS STEAMERS
SAS SASsT hosFEf 81 4ak ~ RArx 1kzSi1 fkzSd1 an

w. 8. d. G.. DONNAN.
NO. ~ Pearl STREET, RICHMOND,
IMPORTERS OF
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SADDLERY, &c, DO.
Are in possession of their Fall Importation Of
FRESH ENGLISH HARDWARE,
which with full supplies of American Goods, form
an extensive and complete stock. and which they
offer to the merchants of Virginia North Carolina
and Tennessee, and buyers generally, visiting our
markets the present season. at lowest prices and
spectfulIy invite them to call upon Us.
~ Orders will receive our prompt and careful
attention. au z6-lm%
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MATCH Racs.-On Thursday .fternoo,

MATCH RAcs.-On Thursday afternoon
last, match race, single dash Of two miles, came
cn at the Broad Rock Course, between bay horss
Little Greek aud bay mare Lady Campbell, for 500
side. The notice VI the race beiog very short,
the attendance was limited to only few friends Of
the turf all Of whom pronounce the contest one OF
the most interesting that has taken place for many
months.
At the start Lady Campbell had the track, but
she had only gone short distance, when Little
Creek gave her the go-by and took an inside posi-
ton. On the back stretch, the Lady locked her
competitor, and the two side-by side for m lie
and half. at which time the horse again moved
In front. and continued to lead until passing the
score in 3:52, and winning the match.
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CHINESE WARrARE.-Lieut Habersham, in one ol

CHINESE WARFARE.-Leut Habersham, in one oi
his letters from China, says:
These people. however. are perfect children in
the art of warfare: we're they not 80 contemptuous
and insulting in their intercourse with forei< <uers
it would be cowardly to attack them. Only think
of the guns in their forts at the mouth of the river
having been stationary. They aimed them before
the battle Of the 26th, TO shoot in the probably right
directions, and then loaded and fired oUay fast as
they could pitio attempting to change their ra nge
OF conrse the allies were only struck while passing
said ranges The same thing has been observed in
other battles.
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SERIOUS Loss-The Rev. Dr. Potts. Of New York,
Who bad been sojourning at Newburg, lost all his
bsggags, valned At $500, ON bis return. Some ras.
cal presented forged order at the boat and carried
off the whole
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I AND A0ENCT.--Hsyinr besn sn,

7 AND AGENCY. -Havisg hesa sn-
II pleycd to III seversl larse sFsc1 y laAl n
Nicholas coanty invite proposals ffo0 cAp1i ia1e0
and particularly from psrsous Whe may wisA % -
tie on the same, 70 whom grsas esroabas Win -
sold as x $50 Isss.
have Just returned from visit 10 NicAoias, aad
can safely ass IT. that for fertility Of sull, And -
iubrty ofclimatr IL y met surpassed " any pCFttca
Of the state Jhe lauu 70 situated In the C feafns,
by far the richest of wbieh &Spsisss ~ tAhee 1nsd
covered With sugar maple, ash. ~alsut, oh sena
hickory. ls ID sdmirsbty ndarted tor 3 grazing
twishinA lew years) opeosd ard .oss nov NQAI4g
ample returns 70 the osheIs. Tho lAnda wm ~
surv yednnd laid % into umnls hxBle t1efoo Goug
10 purchasers With moderate meeaaan CpDgefont1y
OF inseet ting. viii giro all nesdfhi infofafca -
thesnbjsct and viii sA@w ths land - tAQoo wtaAang
y p1' kicnAsD HiscasD nrLI. ssAns.A. ~
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DHAD.-Don Joseph de Gray, . Mexican gentle
man Of some reputation in HE own country, but
chic ny known in the United States by his conDec
ton with the famous "Gray fTehauntepec Rail-
road) Grant," died in New York at his boarding
house on Wednesday last.
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SPECIAL NOrIcEs.

GwTo TEE puBLIc. After the l5ru
DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT, the undersigned.
when caiiei apon 10 dispense meiicsnes between
the hours of closing aud opening their eetabfish.
meptS, will charge the sum Of Fifty CENTS in
addition 90 the usual price
THIS stsr IL ndered necessary In consequence of
the frequent aud often useless interrapt,ous of onr
rest. -
MeADEa BAKER, j. BLAIR
NhRtNG PEARCE, aRUBBs a AAPPERSoN
pUfAL MOTION ADIEA A0KAY
VI PET zRSoE, FISHER d wISsTsN
DOVE co CHAs IS DAWSON,
JOHN aARLICK LWA9SER
QEu DoNDES, "a 9--fm
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pathist offers his professional services to the cti
gems of Richmond and its vicinity. once at his re
sideace, on Leigh street. two doors from 9Th
IA l2-1lY
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NOTICE.-All persons having claims
lN against the estate If MARY CRrMP. deceased
will nresent them To the subscriber, rightly anthem
ticated. Those indebted will make immediate pay
sai.--we Mary Crnmp, decd.
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I ONGWOKTH'S PURE OHIO CA
Ia TAwBA BRANDY. CINCINNATI, OHIO -
This Brandy has been manufactured for several
wears from the pure Juice Of the Catawba Grape.
inns afforrg additional evidence Of the progress OF
American enterprise and industry, and of our abil-
ity produce articles at home equal TO those made
by any other nation.
The OHIO CATAWRA BRANDY not only equals
but gxoELs the best imported Brandies. in purity
and .yor II is in fact the best Brandy known. 1t
is a sovereign and snre cure for Dyspepsia Flatu-
lency, Cramp, ChoIc. .Languor. Low Spirits. Gene
raj hebtlit r. &c No family should be without it,
Retail price 81 Is per bottle.
Sole agent for Richmond and vicinity. W PETER
Of 10th. where dealers and customers will please
forward their orders.
Ry calling on the above agent the public can get
a small bottle gratuitously, to tost the article.
In--dAcwSrn
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UOERHAVE'S, Hostetters, Bakers and
~ JAckson's Bitters always kept on band and for
sale by L WAGNER, Druggist,
corner 9th and Broad streets
Prescriptions put up accurately. OF the best and
freshest Medicines. at all hours, st reasorsete
charges. LW.
Er0R BALE-At . low price, . SHOW
CASE, 81 feet long. feet Inch In width. feet
inches In hsight-glAsa Aii round.
- MYERS z yAaEK1.
I ,AklOT'6 Tastelsss Pellets Of Copai-
~ Va and Cubebs-a sure remedy-for sale By
WARING PEARCE. Druggist
seD Broad street, shove 9th.
TyORN Stalk GUTTER AND GklND-
~ ERA machine for cutting and grinding corn
z CHURCH FILMING,
seq cor Cary and t3th sfs.
3W .s,ss Sa1AosD !. !.,,,.s sa1ss..s :. .ss..s.':
III sauMAM 4. sAaxnns
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WTM. & DAVID GIBSON,


MAN. THE CORNER OF SrH STREET, RICHMOND, va,
Respectfully inform the Citizens of Richmond and
public generally, that they prepared, with the
assistance of their steam power, and all the most
useful wood working :; achinery, to execute every
description of work in their line Of business, in
manner not to be passed, such as Building Hons
same; pu ting in store Fronts of any kind, Shelly
ings put up, Counters made, 4c in neat and taste
full manner. Stairs built and HaDd Rails worked
according to Geomet ical Principles Cornices made
To suit any style of Buildings; all kinds Of Mould
ings on hand Sash, Blinds and Doors made to or
der aud cent e any part of the country every kird
of Wood Turning, such as Stair Bslnsters, Newell
Posts, &c Architectural Wood Carving for Stere
Fronts and Capitals for Porch Columns. Allorders
executed In a neat manner.
W. d. d. GIBSON hope, by strict attention TO
business together with their practical knowledge
of the same to merit continuance of publ, Ia
tronage, g4e