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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

street and $40 70 aa RAs Thirteenth street.
HOUSES, ROOMS, &c. wANrns
v,rrnNrsHpD HOUSE wArrED-waNrsD TO RENT,
moderate szed modern house IN goot locsiion ,sS
bic for a small family Address win full parnc~ - ~
n, Herald ofioe
e,rrAr rNersF wANTFD-or rs HORSE 20 YER, IN
- perfert order; boiler nearly new. Address boz ltso
foss once, stating price and where 70 be seen
c,rrAv vNgrsE-wANrEp. sEcoSp y Arp srEAM
- engine ~ twenty FIVE horse power snd nntsrs s'm
pie,e Address with full psrnculsrs 70, oos oo
s,vITJ rTTsNTsHFD HOUSE WANTED ~ NEW YORK
- or v'p not more ssn one nour roe % ia n. ssns
i he taken s clsss osrk paper aus IN nne anu '"o'0
months seSq HsaiEs HOLDEN, 10 Nassau at room
vrTXNrrp-A SNAIL HOUSE TO RENT, Btvwssr
w eeventeerth and Bieechcr s'reets locsnon betvew
RrN ard Fourth respecfsrie neirn ,orno,A
An modern improvements desf.d Ken. mus pc no "a 80
m suied viii be perm.neot Address, nsng terms eao Ps
ticuiars, No l7f wsverey place -------
INFINITELY LARGE ICE BOX. ALSO a tnw
w black walnut TOP bar .bl-s and Once chars new
or s~crnd hand Appy ct No. II Leroy place, beeess
street, between Mercer and Greene streets
vITANTFD-A SMALL HOUSE, IN BROOKLYN or
w WiIIamsburr BIZ a anal family; rent NOS 70 eAoso"
s2o Address W. W., Dor ~ Herald Office
yxTANTrp TO HIRF-FoR ONE or MORE YEARS, a
w well settled farm Of from 70 70 100 acres .ns 9ncss
must be healthy house furnished and oui
&c. In good order For particulars inq 7" ~ ~
House FIN ...
xxyANrrp To LsAaF-I LOT, WIN AN OLD BUILD
w ing sh-d vacant lot Tor smsu n s""~"
,ory. Rent mus be low. Address q ~ hers'o o"0e.
vxTANTFD TO PuR0HAsE-A wHEFJER WtiSoN
w sewing machine; that has been PIT i.e USE w
IN perfect osder Address ". y VI NefN1 V"'s S>A"'
' price, which must be low, and where 70 De Seen'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

4 UCrI0N nOTICE-PETER PARKS AUCTIONEER.-
IA BY W.. INaRAHAa-This day, ut i94 william street.
p.sofore apssssy carpets rosewood tables 30 Ai.o =
nng every variety Of goods h ne also large iavoice
Of dry and fancy goods and jewey musns prints embro
derioss watches, Ac also segars 10 Terms cash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

CpAyIsH TEACHER wANrED-rHE ADVERTISER
- would IKE engaEe The services ., teacher
sdpg N WILLIAMSBURG would be preferred Address, stating
terms and references, W. J. O. boz l,bso Post once
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COAL

ru.yy rNeAayp A HEAVY srocK or coal FOL
the ersuine seaaon at very lor rates Cssh ana o'se
customers can get their supply AZ ~ from BOAT and ~
foss yard HENRY AoBINsON ot N eos kss' four'eeni
direct and $40 70 IN RAst Thirteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

vi u.lIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL. ON
w this day, at 10 o'clock. at No Essex Market Grand
rev consisting OF every thing used in fitting establish
hall r. Ar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

rrupeoN RIVER RArLRoAD.-KxPRBss YEArHs
II for Ansay ana ROY. so2rms =. p,ncHL :ss s,s
bers sreeS =, ana II 81 A. and r. n; through accoA
ne dAuon uan Al 10 r. n A v. SMITH, supernseedent
YTuDsoN RIVER RAILROAD COAPAFY-TREAsU
al rers once, May 2The stock transfer books OF This
conr,nv " M be closed r. NJ Monday The 2th inst
an 10 A on Tuesday. June the day afer The annual
election az directors. W v. ObAhhh Iressurcr.
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VN o. NEILOR. AUCTIONBER -OFFICE So PRINCE
w sreet-Assigpee's sale OF elegant cabinet fnruure
this day Saturday, ut 0 O'Clock at the warerocms OLE
Broadway opposite the 81 Nicholas Hotel consstrg OF the
entire OF substantial custom made furniture, VIZ:
Solid rosewood furniture suite covered In brocA
plush md hair cloth; library secretary bookcases IN
great variety exeu dining tables oak bues worth $No
each eegcres with French plate glass DOORS rich ward
robes and psror chairs mshogsry and
walnut chamber urpiture centre pier and card tables
the premises for chipping Sale BY order OF assignee.
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! usruAIJA.-sHRPERs LINE -YoR MELBOURNE
"A dr.e, The fss. selling clipper sAg aYpEA r a.
Al pier No river viii be despatched before th
June r. sna second s ssSs sppy
RICAEDs 90. s. sou,h street,
Cor HAVANA AND NEW QRl.RASs-To san. on
..I Ts1sk ~ iksios s% VesS sss % s
receive freigh, on Nondsy nss "a and ss -
issins iii Be signed ssr ths sss rsisb, o.
passage .pRly 70 the ssens LIVINGSTON. oaocHEHoSA
U,oR SAVANNAH AND rI.oRIDA-rHR AMERICAN
Atlantic s'sfp'h,g Co%pnpys ne and ar.i 'isss
i:'sf pre- ss 9rsss, s.ss.
Sss ~ On wei: q.
Uon SAVANNAH. AND yLor rpA.-rsneHr RE-
Sssss 70 Win IN ssr. on ss,arSs, ~ Nay 4.
NJ GOm pier 90. NORTH liver Nus q lnans s.nss On
scs, srOsI.sT ses. 70 sas Piesid. comes,
.is he above leaving for Savannah ever n'ndA' Wed
I,oR CHAIR EsToN-rm srEANsHrr MEMPHIS,
% r.asoss
PEI fHst IS;srsfSi ' CO. s'sf os A'p1
s. *. rs ss..ss. n1S
steamship sI NASHVILLE l. q Murray, Cowm n Ter, Win
sss p P,.:,s' e sFS,
osp ., succeed. on saturday Nay rouss cse
10 Elorda may be had By applying aabove these
- carry the Express goods for the South South
west The express throughout the roushern country
vii and shippers Information respecting he
line Freight reduced 10 sin cents per foot
U,oR NORFOLK AND nICHMoNp-rHE UEIrED
states mail steamship JAMm6fOWN, Captain Parish.
viii leave ON Saturday I'D inst NJ O'Clock NJ from pier
IA North river She viii arrive ~ Norfolk Sunday After
The south viii prccesd directly on y he xres Southern NAL
meal exped,tous route. Passage and including state
r Ia Norfolk %; PesersbvfE aud Richmond go
sse hsf price. apply 70 HENRY LUpLAn, q Bre.dw.y:
he packet ship Keystone 70 Melbourne, Australia For
ptrsicuisrs apply 10 PAf PAGAN, ns kAst Thirteenth
/ street.
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UNRAnKLrN MUBRUM. In GRAND BrRBlsR. OHD OoO9
from BrcAdwsy-Iwo Performances every esy 60
ak O'Clock n the Afte and at Tie evonn0
THIRD " ERK or TaE Rk 0PeNIa0.
Great ssnsaAoa IL sVupsH "MeAs Astls1aAs
acknowledged by all X be tho
TINEsf foKMKD W0HuRH IN rHl wona.p.
Fourteen magnificent Representatives viii be pvsn
AFrERNo0N AND EvRNIH}.
Amoags others flrcc Grasses Shower q 0slA D100
q the ADa1oua 40 Also engaged. tho charming aAmw
VILE Le Roy; the pretty danssuss, Mlas AdsaAAs 0GsA8
WITH the orGinsi and Tar famed
FEMAIE MNsrRMA
somposed entirely Of ladies Don't forget . ytAt H. vr
liu Doors 1t and 1t I; commence II end 81 a. ~
nsScn-rckestu 60 esals; bone 1 ssals; ps1vSAs 49,
n: ssahs u skASe -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-24
wonks OF BARLExcons.-Jas. Hovle

WORKS OF BARLEYcoRH.-Jas.H Howle,
who has been before the Mayor for similar Of
fence on former occasions, was sent to the chain
gang yesterday for sixty days by Recorder Starke,
for drunke nness and disorderly conduct. Howle
bad lost the greater portion Of his clothing, du
ring his spree, and entered the public service saus
hat aaus coat, sans vest, almost ''sans every
thing" He will DOW have time for sober renec.
tiou-a rare thing for him, by the way-aad may
become convinced ofthe advantages of = temperate
life
James o 'Brien, charged with whipping his wife,
Mary 0Brien, appeared on the verge of manis
. po "a when arraigned before the Recorder His
Wife, with three small chtideT, made her appeal
ance sirs ultaneously, and colioquy eusued which
threw the best dramas of Barney Williams en-
tireiy into the shade. From her account, We in-
ferred that their domestic troubles aud poverty
we're the consequences Of apassion for drink, aud
it was apparent enough that she Was then sightly
under the influence Of the same power herself The
Recorder committed oBrien TO Jail 10 default OF
security to to keep the peace ana would have sent
the woman there also, but for leaving the children
upprot ected,
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sdg- IT Is wIrH suRrRrsr that the sic,

ers OF above card have learned that this has
met with opposition On the part of q portin oil the
esnmnnity. few Physicians. and especially ofsome
ei those engaged in the same business IL has long
bean the eustoaa with sersrdi OF the Druggists az
thseity 20 charge an increased price, for medicines
dispensed at night, and IL has been deemed proper
fixed rate.
With regard to the justice Of the proceeding. we
would say, that no man engaged in any other oc-
cups'ion woal eonsideE IL unfair 10 charge more
for services rendered st unusual ho9rs aud we GER
tsiniy think 1t improper tor any PHYSICIAN to ob
isSt willis he obtains increased fse OF -Four D2i
IaTs (on the day charge after the hour Of 10 + M
ard ee ony claim the fifty cents after ,cs hare rstir
td
Because we have not heretofore insisted urop thal
vhich is l. itself Just and proper. IL is no reason
why We should n0t now do so, and IL in certainly
better 10 havs sn open understanding in the pub
iic than t. have them subject to secret rule and
d xiaal1i elrrir, snk-aial
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MO MONOPOLY-I. NJ singer s

MO MONOPOLf--I. Nj. EINGER &
~ cos CELEBRATRD NATIONAL saWING
AACHIN1S-OPHiCz 2l7 MAIN SYRREF, RICHMOND,
VA-We would most respectfully invite all to call
and examine new stock Of Family. Plantation
and Heather Machines. which for durability ard
beauty of finish, cannot be surpassed by any. Our
Machines are SO constructed that by the magical
changes tsay mads TO sew. hem. gather and
stitch from the, coarsest cotton bag or heavy
leather, to the finest siis, satin or lace, of any
description, without trouble The simple con
struction ease of management and saving of time
makes the Machine invaluable, aud warranted to
give perfect satisfaction to all. Our new Family
Machine for light work, will be found one of the
pretiest and beat iu uss tits put up in Rosewood.
Mahogany Enamel ID cases. to suit the parlor or
work-roois. Our agent. being fine nachinist is
prepared to repair Machines, and to give all the in
strucious, so that the operators can adjust their
Machines with all ease. ladies will be instructed
al their resdences ALSO servants if desirsd free of
charge. We invite all to call and examine. where
all possible attention will be paid by lady op
Atsrs and Agent to give explanations. whether they
purchase or not.
silk Thread ard Cotton of ell colors and dessrip-
tions; Seedles Gauges for tncking ard binding.
No charge for shipping. Circulars will be sent to
all on application by mail or otherwise.
Stitching and Quilting Of every description, on
Cloth or Leather.
Shirts, &C. made to order at short notice.
au 25-ly ] NJ SINGER Il co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
-
In~ FALL 1853.
MAGNIFICENT HuppLY.

T: R PRIGsAC1 are crewding their warerooms
with ytbing that Is new eiegant and attractive
Goods.
In every department their stock In always kept
full and well asserted, being allowed to run down
at no season, however dull, 90 thar strangers aud
others may always come. with the full assurance of
hnding every novelty that the European or our own
markets can afford.
In extent selection. variety and price, they are
not afraid of competition with the largest honAes
of the Nsrth-indeed rather invite it. and VIII with
great conf fdence the present Autumn. invite both
~ sale and ea TO them hs
the most critical that they bring both skil and en-
t.rprise into reputation in making MP their sup
plies
The limits OF an advertisement will not allow any
enumeration-they will therefore name only few
Of Esssns .sss lsi,as aoasesd sdIs Silk Robes. @ eunoe
R,is r c..sS:,. Bsss. sssb: !: !. ssaa
Rich yslepcis Robss. Ia Princess
DO Robes trich and new) a Ia Jaw Cracker
English, Scotch and American De LANES
Do do Prints. great variety.
"e''''s MoURSGsd daiIRSi1s i; iG;EpARTMgNr.
;, Black Cashmeres Meriaos, Eombazipes. Mouse
and sfsRSss II
l., Honson ,i Lace sess. poin. de Applqne; do. Col.
setss: Y. wat Mus. Sets; Mus Collars; Camb aud
Linen setts Mise. camb. and Mus. Sets. in varie.
ty, &c. Ac.
MANTLE AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT
And corning in daily Shawls Of every description,
Velvet sni Cloth Cloaks. With all the newest wrap
pings imported.
CURTAIN GOODS.
Muslin and Lace Curtains. Sat Dsmask Hroca
telles, Union Damask. Tassels, Gimps. Pringes Uor
nice, &C.
FURS of every kind worn In our climate
NEGRO DEPARTMENT AND HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS.
Linen and cotton SheetinGs, Table Damasks, Tow
elings, Diapers. Huckabacks. Bed Blankets, Crib
Blankets, bimitys. white aud gray Blankets, Ga
Fuled Cloths, Sleeps Gray sattnests, Kerseys.
Plaid Linseys. Plaid Cotton., oznanurss. Riannels,
Kentucky Plains. Georgia Plains, &C. &c.
In this last heavy goods department. 30 full and
crowded are they. that in order 10 make room fJr
ether goods new on the way, they will close out
large lots 10 merchants farmers, traders. msnufsc
turers and others at bare commission upon the
cost
ne I<-ln t n PRICE 4 co.
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TonAcco-The breaks NJ the =

ToBAcco.-The breaks at the ware.
houses viii close the Goth, for the fisca year,
which ends on the 30th The amount Of tobacco
inspected this year has been unprecedently large
At the Public Warehouse, for Instance, the inspec
tions thus far have reached IL ,5o2 hhds, or soms
5000 more than in any previous year, and We pre-.
sumo the other warehouses have increased In the
same proportion.
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DESTRUCTIVE FnR.-A 6re broke ont at Green's
burg, Pa. on the 10th inst about o'clock, in the
stable OF Jeremiah Gilchrist. The wind being high
from the Northwest the IRE spread rapidly, con-
suming Mr.. Gilchrish's dwelling and al its con.
aud Mr.. Gardens. The brick dwelling Of John
Ioor, containing the post ONCE, was DESTROYED but
the letters and papers were saved. The dwelling
and store ofC r. Painter was likewise destroyed,
with number Of baras and ont Dufldirgs. Nine
familjes we're left houseoss The loss 10 estimated
=. $50 600, partially insured. The Rev. H. Poit.r
had his ankle and hand hurt In endsavorink 20
extinguish the flames. None were dangsrousiy
injured.
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0. P. Baldwin, ESQ, Of Richmond, is Iecturing
to crowded houses in Fa,myille, Va.
Madame Eeechsr Stowe has been dined at the
Paais Royal, by party Of french literary ladies.
TO which gentlemen were not admitted.
Tho residence Of John Fellers, with the furni-
ture it contained, was destroyed BY frs on the
10th inst.
Rev. Michael Gerard, a French Catholic priest of
New Orleans, died Of yellow fever, on tbs 10th
instant
Hart, the sculptor, has nearly finished his statue
OF Henry Clay, to be erected in New Orleans.
Lttsieberry White Of Amherst, co, We, fell from
tne roof Of bis houss Tuesday last and died from
MS Injuries few hours thereafter.
The Leavenworth Herald claims that there are
10000 people IN Kansas ct this time.
Mrs. Julia Dean Hsyus IL playing In Boston
with Mr.. and Mrs. y. L. Bsveuport
The Spanish Minister paid. on Monday, into the
State Department, twenty-five thousand nve hun
dred dollars interest Of the debt Of Spain 70 Amer
lean citiseus.
VIM. H. Thornbure, while On route for Virgin
Ia, bad bis pocket picksdof $500, on the Psnnsyi-
vaaia railroad cars, near Pittsburg. last sAtus-
day.
CaifAx, Of IndianA, candidate tor Congrsss, q Il
PertA was intrcduced . pronisens Gssman, 4
little deaf "BoH Dan," sAh 70 ths 0erman, 3so
the dyyil nit der boil dpx-I pays hin nov two
times! r.
Rohinson La. aa old breaAatsf msecAspt ef
Philadelphia, died % The ~ inst.
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s1T THs STOMACH prepares the sle-
raents OF the bile and the blood. and if it does the
work feebiy and impeTfectly. liver and other yexs-
tious diseases abe certain result. As toon thsre
fCre an! Affections of this kind are pereeig ged ",
may rest assured that the digestive organs al out
Of order. The first and only thing b be done is t.
adm.ni .ter specific which will act directly on tn.
ssonach-ths msnspTing of the animal machine,
ry For this purpose. we can confidently recon-
mend Or. HosfKfTzR's CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
FERs. Acting as an Alternative aud touc j.
tae blood, and thereby gives regularity to the b,w
els.
ryyhere 2S-Im
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srx1x,Ho WHIrs MA.-Nelson q sla

STKIKfNG HITB MAa.-NtItVut6 t6 staFc,
employed by the r., 2. and P. II. X. CO. TO drive
mall wagon, was ordered to be punished Wednes-
day, by the Recorder, for striking Cornelins Mat
thews, . white man, With his whip. 1t was proved
that Matthews hrst struck the negro with .
whip. bnt the Recorder held that the negro had
no right to retaliate. II he vas imposed upon b.
Matthews, he should hare sought redress through
his employer or owner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-24

The TEMPERAxcn DEMoMsrRArIos ~
The Sons Of Temperance are working xealouely to
make their demonstration, on Wednesday next.
worthy Of the cause they advocate. A letter from
Petersburg says the delegation from thas city will
DO moro than three hundred stropy.
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ecHooLs.-Most Of the schools in Rich.
moud will reopen on the Let Of 0ctober. Though
SINE have already commenced. The youth Of the
city are looking forward to the close Of vacation
with some regret; but TO the studions, books will
present new charm. 4 great number Of schools
are advertised in the DispGtcA, and parents
lect to suit themseivea.
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WHOLESALE CLOTHING WARE
W HOUSE.

KENT, PAINE d. co. 1853 AND l65 MAIN ST
THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST STOCK
OF CLOTHING, ADAPTED TO THE
WHOLESALE TRADE, EVER
OFFERED FOR SALRIN
RICHMOND.
We particularly invite the attention Of Dealers to
very large and we'll assorted stock of kEADY
MADE CLOTHING manufactured by ourselves f. +
CASH. in the very best manner We feel confident
that merchants who are in the habit of purchaaina
at the North and elsewhere will but promote their
interests by giving our seek o careful exami
nation before goirg further.
Resides G Gsntlemen's Dress Wear, We have q very
large stock of -
NEGRO CLOTHING,
Made in the very hest manner, and of the most
substantial mater ala
In addition the above. we have in stsre $50 d T.
Gentlemen's 5H1kTe, OF ell qualities and styles
besides a large assortment of Hickory Shirts Gan
ton Flannel and Under do; Red, Blue and Grey
Flannel dc; Red Flannel Drawers, Canton FLANNEL
and Jeans 10; snd Sporting Jackets of which will
be sold at prices which will compare favorabiy With
any market in the country, and upon the most sat
isfactory terms.
SO I3-6w KENT, PAINE 4 co.
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SALE OF HoRsEs.-Au auction sale Of horses took
place at Springfield. Mass, last Saturday. ''son-
tags" colt was bought by the Hon. W. II. Ladd,
Messenger and Morgan Stallion, owned by John
May nard, Of Hollis, N. II was sold TO Mr Cham-
herlain for $1,025.
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DhBD scorr.-Tbis rather celebrated parsonage,
Who died 10 st. Louis. on Friday last, a victim
| to consumption Dred was free for sometime prior
TO his death, havfog been manumitted by his own
or. the Hon. Mr. Chaffse, republican member Of
Congress- from Massachusetts, not long after the
decision rendered In his case before the United
States Supreme Court
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sPEcxAE rUTTcEs,

EES To TBs PUBLIC. After the lbrH
DAY uR sRPrEMREa NEXT, the undersigned.
when csllea upon 10 dispense nedicines between
the hours Of closing and opening their aetahissh.
nents, will charge the sum OF FIFTY CENTS IN
addition 20 the usual price.
This stap il rendered necessary in conse uenne Of
the teau and often useless Interruptions al onr
rest,
MsADEa BAKER T. BLAIE
NaRtNG PEARCE, GkUBBs xAppERsON
nUNAL & NokTON, ADiRxHkAY
" PETERSON, FISHER vi IksTaN
DOVE Co, 1HAs 4 DAWSON,
John " GARblCk. WAGNER,
0ko DoWUkN. se a--tr
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: ONGWORTH's PURE OHIO CA

Ia TAwBA BRANDY. CINCINNATI, OHIO -
This Brandy hes been manufactured for several
years frcnl the pure juice OF the Catawba Grape.
thus atording additional evidence Of the progress OF
ty produce articles at home equal to those made
by any other nation.
bnt sxcsLs the best imported Brandies in purity
aud .vor 1t is IN fact the best Brandy known. 1t
is a sovereign and sure cure for Dyspepsia, Fiatu-
lency Cramp Cholic Languor, Low Spirits. Gene
raj Debility, &o No family should be without it,
Retail price 81 % per bottle.
Folc agent for Richmond and vicinity. W PETER.
SON rnccessor to Alex Duvai. l55 Main street, Cor
If 18th, where dealers and customers will please
forward their orders
Nv calling on the above agent this public can get
small bottle gratuitously, TO tost the article.
kewN
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SHOCKING aAcc1DSSr-Tuesdsy morning the wife
OF Mr. John Cnrran, who lives near Philadelphia,
was about crossing the track Of the road, for the
purpose OF hanging up some wssh clothes, when
she Was caught up by freight train. The entire
train passed over her, literally cutting ber 70
pieces, and, OF ceurse, causing her instant death.
The deceased lefs three young children.
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WINSTON Il POWERS,
W GROCERS AND CON. MERCHANTs,
Corner Of Cary and Pearl Sreets,
Have in store q general assortment Of Sugar. Cof
fees, Teas. dolasses. Woodwar Brooms, Candles,
soaps, Nails. Salt; Tanners and Machine Oil, with
mauy ether Goods suited to tho trade. to which
they invite the trade. Also q large aud varied az
sortment of Liquors and Wines. among which can
be fouad-
ss5 bbls best quality Cincinnati Whiskey
476 hbls assorted qualities good Whiskey
Is b5ls OF our Celebrated Pure Aye" 30 "a
vorabiv known; with an assortment oi
other iue Whskeys
half pipes Hennysee Locdon Dock Brandy
100 packages Wines, RUNS and Gins embra
chg every variety of grade
Also. Champagne and Claret Wines all of which
they offer At small ADVANCE on cost, for cash, te
punctual customers on the usual time.
B-They give their personal attention to the
sale of all kinds of Country Produce. sel3
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WIN. & DAVID GIBSON,

HUUEE UAKPEN IEkS AND BUILUhhT,
MAIN NEAR THE CORNER STH STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
Respectfully inform the Citizens of Richmoud and
public generally, that they prepared, with the
assistance of their steam power, and all the most
description Of work in their line If business, In a
manner not to bs passed, such Building Hous-
same: pu ting In etore Fronts of any kind shelv
ings put up, Counters made, &C. in a peat AID Taste
hul manner. stai. built and HaLd Rails worked
according to 5eomet icsl Principles Cornices III ade
te suit any style oil Puildines; all kinds cf Mould
ings on hand; Sash, Blinds and Doors made to or
der and sen to any part of the country every KIDD
Of Vi cod Turning, such Stair BAlusters Newell
Poets, &c Architectural Wood Carving fer stsre
Fronts, and Capitals for Porch Columns. All orders
executed In a neat manner
w. A D. GIRSON hope. by strict attention to
business together with their practical knowledge
of the same 70 merit continuance of publio a.
tronage.
E4- Orders respectfully solicited. 50 l1-lms