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1T FURs! FURsll FURs!il

And every other style Of Fancy Furs. suitable for
Ladies' Misses and Children. Also. q handsome rs.
sortment Of Carriage Robes. Foot Mutfs, &c.
The above goods have been carefully selected AMI
they are warranted fresh and free fren defect The
attention of the Ladies is respectfully solicited
BLEFoRD, DICKINSON & WElsiGER
Oc "a No. 10 Main street
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NEss rVH hEN 1 On DA 'c 1'1
E:a Soap FACTORY on Fairfield street, near the
ann,v 10 EDWARD McADAN,
2 S-The subscriber having enlarged his old
Soap and Candle FACTORY. FRANKLIN street, rear OF
ger scale than ever respectfully invite his friends
and the trade generally 10 his large and wei assort-
ed stock of SOAP aud Candies; also for sale e,gns
hundred bushels best quality lecched ashes TO which
milf ENC A.
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.Av1 NOTICE.-A fresh lot of la
sssks0 dies. Misses and Children's SHOES and
CATERS, just received per steamer Jamestown
and for sale at the following prices:
Ladies' black foxedGAITkRS, heeIetl--s2 per psir
Ladies' bla'k foxed CATERS, withcu, hseis-l.S0
per pair
Ladies' black foxed CATERS. without hcels-ll2
per pair
Ladies black and brown CATERS 10 per ralr
Ladies' black Congress CATERS, heeled--575 10
pair
Misses black Congress CATERS. without heels
LIS per pair
Misses black Lace CATERS without hees--l Is Der
pair
Misses brown CATERS, heeled-- 50 per pair
Childrens fancy SHOES and CATERS from-s2 /,
~ PEI pair
children's plain SHOES from-2s TO 70 per pair
ALS0-Men's. Boys and Youths SHOES Of our
own mdnu.ac ture, sewer aud begged, Mt very low
prices. JEWETT a hMM ERSON,
fe 2t-0tk No 81 HrraH n
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l. MM A CHRISTIAN.
KUNAWAYS.-Abscond from

"A the service of the James River and kanawha
Company. on the 9th inst two negroe-,
II hsipon Whiting Esq, of Elizabeth City county;
John is a mulaito and sam is bacon eolored, and
both are young and about 1--WE feet Ten Inches
bigh These negroes have be n hired during the
three past years TO Messrs Ellis Peers and others
of This city as transfers and boat hands and they
are no doubt lurking about the city at this time
THE Jarues River and Kanawha Company Will pay
what the law allows and ten dollars besides, on each
of then TO any person who Will apprehehd ana ioage
them In any jail 10 this city, so that can get pos
session CT them. n VI CSS,,
Sup't of Repairs and Canal
prcu.,o~, Poi 81 IS5s fe H-dts
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e FOR SALE OR RENT-The house
fa:ss at present occupied By VIM Christian, on 25tn
atreet Opposite Leigh Street Baptist Church, Church
ail Itcontains five rooms, with well OF water In
The yard. Terms liberal. Apply to r,r
HDDDiN AR
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49, STORE FOR RENT.-The store
SCI lately occupied by P. H Taylor as a music
lin ARMY 20 ). HAYWOOD opposite.
?. Ii. TAYLOR has removed to No. lSo Main st,
oaar lafL de Il
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10 $40 KEWARD.-Ran away from

I the subscriber, PHILIP TAYLOR. Said ne
"a gro was bought by John Saunders, ESQ. Of
ESs Loretto. Essex county, Va, who sent him to
kichtuond, to my care; and furnished nun Win
rom the date Of the pass, which dated early III
3eptenber last. lis wife was then living IN Ches
teIield county. near Petersburg. The above named
1earo was emancipatad by the late Thos: o. Taylor
viii give the above reward, if delvered'to me 10
Richmond or to John Saunders; at Loretto IN Essex
county, Va ~h' o. fhiLnhfe'
40
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A., To THE LADIES.-The atten-
sADDLL AND HARNESS

"a SA DID l. l. A n ID HAhNbSS
kfExA MANUFACT0RY. SAMUEL COT
II EAM1yA TRELL who'll sale and retail, NO. lls,
x Main street, Ri bmond. Va, returns bis
thanks 10 his old freods and the public generally,
for the very liberal patronage he has received az
their hands for the last sixteen fears aud assures
th. thai hs il at present better prepared 20 accom-
mediate them than ever from the fact that he has In
his employment the very best hands. and uses none
but the best materials.
lie ms always on hand good supply Of all quail
ties of articles usually kept IN his ihe which VIII
ba sold as Low a. they be purchased any where.
Ie invites The public aud his old friends and eusto
mers 10 give him cali. silver medal has been
awarded TO him BY the Mechanics lnsiituIs, az lts
two last exhibitoos-honofabie testimonials OF tho
-slll and hdclity Of the wosk done Ia his establish
ment. SAM'L 3. CUrTRtLL,
T. lT-dScw3,n No. us Main 81.
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CAV MILL.-The subscribers hayi1

M" WILL,-Ihe Subscribers having
- - purchased the Saw MIN on Mayo's Island from
Mr. John Williams have made arrangements TO Get
growth and quality. They are prepared fo fnrnish
BILL TIMBER 70 builders and others os rrasonahIe
terms They VIII endeavor to make it the interest OF
fully solicit their patronage. ' W. 'e'i'e.'
Orders left at the Mill. or at our Hhou. on 9Th and
Cary streets. shall be promptly attended 10.
ie2-h JOHN & GEO fiIRs0y
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eFRA CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES

CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES,
49, The subscriber has on hand. al bis Cab
Making establishments. on Lombard Alley. batwssn
Main and Cary ti3h and 18th sireets) rear The 70
iumbisn Hotel, COACHES, CHARI0TEEs "a
ROuGHEs. BUGGIES. with ard without tops. ara
suLkiEs allof his own make. ST the best material.
and all OF which will be sod IS low a.
mond. and lrspeetfully ask call from thosa in
want OF any article In the Carriage lins a. am de-
prices possible, and all work sold, that i new war
ranted MlCAJAH MANGUM.
fe lS-gm
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HAGAN'S JOHN 4 ant a

SPWH HAHAN'6 JUHN Is out a
b. asked, Whyf Its writer The Iabnrsr /. -.
thy q bis wages. and why sl,onld mao tell b.,
ancs OF good will, Ns''''a"'
"Rise. Jupiter, and Snuff 1e Noon ~
HA6ANS JOHN stlll retains Creek Nation with
all its laws and injelbe RIGHTS for IL Is writer
Why should man despair. 40 long as there 4 = rec,
70 unturi. tor he kh'~eth not bis destiny! Thsrs.
fore, have commenced my old business On lsth
row to SIX horse Coach-wili hire out sail. trade
and take Horses on livery-will be ready 70 trade
Barnum. with all bis humbugs and Walksr ~i,h ~.
military Tsnswn, 10 nothing 10 compare 10 HA.
CANS JOHN career, which ron VIII hear more a
HEREAFTER. JOHN HAaAN
ia ts-ts Creek Nuf;nr
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Whole Tickets SO; Halves %; Quarters % 90.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to 5o0Je, corresponding with
those Numbers the Tickets printed on separate
slips paper encircled with small tin tubes and
placed in one Wheel.
The first 457 prizes similarly printed and encrced.
are placed in another Wheel.
The wheels are then reyolyed, and q number is
irawn from the wheel OF numbers. and at the same
time Prize is drawn from the other wheel The
Number and Prize drawn out are orened and exhibit
sd to the audience, and registered by the Commits
-ioners the Prize being placed against the number
irawn. This operation is repeated until all the Prizes
are drawn out.
APPROXIMATIONS PRIzss.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers TO those drawing the
fret Prizes will be entitled to the IS Approxiraa-
son Prize5 For example: Ii Ticket No IL 800 draws
the $40 900 Prize, those Tickets numberedAi PAS
IL l ,252 will each be entitled to $500 Ii Ticket
No. $50 draws the $5000 Prize, those Tickets num-
bered 54S 539 SOL 552 viii each be entitled to 500
and so ON. according to the above scheme.
The 5000 prizes Of 80 will be determined by the
la figure ofthe number that draws the SO Oo prize
For example: If the number drawing the S70GNO
prize ends with No then all the Tickets where the
lumber ends in l. will be entitled TO So 1.-THE NUN
Der ends with No., then all the Tickets where the
number ends In 2. viii be entitled to $40 and so on
too
Certificate ofpackages win be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk:
Certificate OF q package oflo whole Tickets. ss0
I0 bali 40
QuartAr % o.
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DUMPS-PUMPS.- have this dav
entered into Co partnership. and call the atter-
ton OF those in want to sample Of the old stye
LOG PUMP, which has been in use for hundreds OF
years, aud proves the best Pump ever used. We are
prepared 10 put Pumps in wells at the lowest CASH
prices, at short notice. and finish ID in the most APP
proved style. which we warrant to give satisfac-
ton. Shop on Westham Plank Road half a mile
from Richmond. All orders from the country prompt
lyattended to SUTER COSBY.
ja2-dGm
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rtihcase OF . package oflo whole Tickets, d
10 half I" 4
10 quarter 3
10 eighth i


In ORDERING TICKETS Or CERrIFIoAfxs
Enclose the money to onr address for the Tickets
ordered receipt Of which they will be forwarded
by first mail. Purshaserscan have Tickets ending in
any figure they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
topurchasers Immediately after the drawing.
eT Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain. and give their Post Office, County and state
NJ Remember that every Prize Ia drawn and nay
abe in full without deduction.
81 All prizes OF 81. 900 and under paid immediate
" after the drawing Other prizes at the usual tine
efthirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
s. SWAN CO, Augnsts Ga
n. Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala. or
Atlanta, Geofgia, can have their orders slled and
save time, BIZ addressing 8. SWAN & Co., at either
OF those eities
81 A list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each one il
srtitld TO- will be published after every drawing in
nationalist. New Orleans Delta. Mobile Register.
Charleston Standard. Nashyilie Gazette. Atlanta
IntsIligencer, New York Weekly Day Book, eayan,
nah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch. New York
Dispatch and paulding Miss. Clarion. NH ]
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK-CHAR-
TEREr BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VIR-
6INIA.-CAPITAL 10000 D0LLARS,-Money re-
csved deposit in of five dollars and upwards
which interest at the rate of per centum per
mum is paid. for sums remaining six months long
err for shorter periods, interest the rate of per
centum.
The whole joint stock bound for the deposits.
DEPOSITS received and certificates issued by the
Cashier, T B. STARK Z at the store of T.. b. Sponge
corner of Main and Governor streets Richmond Va
SAMUEL $. UOTrRELL, President
Z. b. STARKE, Cashier.
G. WALTHALI, Secretary.
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c4HA.x GEO. A. AINSLlR-Would
q = respectfully invite the attention, o. his
frtsuds and the public generally, 10 his large and
iashionsble assortment ofCAERfA0Ea, BUttisiEa
&C. This work h manufactured In tAis city 81 com,
pttnt workman. apd out OF tbs best snstcrfsi, a
call fTsm those desiring 70 purchase Is requested.
ALcD-,A secondhand SIX seat CAkRiAgk and
HARNESS, in good order for sale low
GEO. A. AINsLIE.
- Coach Maker, 10th street
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THE LARGEST STOCK OF JEWEL
RY. SILVER PLATED WARE, WATCHES
&c, IN TIL u CITf.-The subscriber has received By
the steamer jamestown very lar e and varied stock
Of the above goods, which Is superior Ia quality to
what Is generally kept III the Jewelry Stores of the
the same goods can be bought for
81 ladies and gentlemen " Ill please call at No.
I'D Main street. where the above goods win be shown
with pleasure and warranted as repre- seuted
u 9--fs HENRY w OLA RIEQ Anc
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LOTTERIES.
SWAN s. cos LOTTERIES.
AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA
S7O,OOU!: Tor $10I

S70,OOO!: for $IOi
The following, ScLem as will be drawn by 8. SWAN
tCO Managers the Sparta Academy Lottery, In
each of their Single Number Lotteries for March,
1855 at AUGUSTA, Ca, in public, under the super
intendonce OF Commissioners
GLASS ),
20 be drawn il the city ofAuSusta, Ga. IN public.
SATURDAY, MARCH 6GH, 1855.
CLASS 6,
10 De drawn in the city Of Augusta, Ga, in public
SATURDAY, MARCH l3TR, lo5S.
CLASS 7,
10 be drawn in tue city of Augusta Ga in public OF
SATURDAY. MARCH 2OTH, 1855.
GLASS 3,
20 be drawn 10 the city OF Au gusta Ca In public on
SATURDAY, MARCH q. 1855.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NULMBE2g
5,485 PEIZESl
Nearly One Prigs 70 EUerY NV 7sckss.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEi
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,H7INDOW SHADE DEPOT. 230 Bao1n

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, 2S0 BRoAD
W STREET. the only place where you can obtain
cheap pair of Shades. See prices:
Beautiful Landscapes 3s1sc, cheap at Tie
Plain Shades Soc, worth 81
Bouquets 75c, worth $l25
Vases only ST.. 200
Gothic style 81, 4" $50
Gold and Velvet alps cheap at 50
Gold Centre $50, worth 400
Gold and Velvet centre 81. cheap ut 600
Dry Landscapes 81 50, worth 3 80
Also, a large assortment of India Rubber Table
OIL CLOTHS. durable article. Those in want OF
good article at low price. would do we'll to call
NJ GOLDEN'S Dry Goods and Shade Store
$50 Broad street
N. B.-Storekeepers and Pedars supplied at New
York prices.
IT, Shades made to or Ter at short notice.
ATS
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WATCHES. CLocKs. 90.
NOTIEE.--To all those oil INV

- NOTICE.--To ell those of my
"a customers who may have been disappointed
Nl by me, beg leave TO say that, having at
last empfoycd workman, shall be able
+, do all WATCH, CLOCK and JEW ELkf Work
and always endeayor TO do, well.
All kinds Of fine WATCHES, such rs Chrcnome.
teri Duplex Patent Levers and Repeaters. repaired
neatly and promptly, and warranted TO run for IL
months. il we'll used.
All kinds Of Jewery, Music Boxes, Acrordeons. 30
JNO WILLIAMS,
Formerly with hr John liili)
No East Main street,
Next door to Dir James " illiams' Shoe Store
f. ;
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JAMES RIVER HYDRAULIC CEMENT

The celebrated James River Cement Works
now in full and successful operation and prepared
to furnish 10000 casks monthly.
1he Cement is manufactured from a PURE HY-
DRAULIC CEMENT STONE and approXimates
uearer the original Roman Cement than any Other
in the United States.
In order to maintain the high reputation 1t now
possesses the Manufacture is conducted with the
greatest ami skill, strictly dscardng all foreign
matter, and put up in good strong casks, without
iduteratiGn
ea- EVERY CASK WARRANTED.
Oruuis should De addressed to the proprietor.
CHARLES IL. L0CIER,
Balcony Falls, Va,
Or to the General Agents,
BRIDGFORD l. CO.,
fe Sim Richmond, Va.
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hats, GAPS, BOOTS. Go.
BARGAINS.


- have Just opened az the cheap BOOT AMI
t SHOE Store. No. a4 Broad street I.aals,
heel CATERS, 81 50 tnl 81. %; CATERS without
heels. T5c; Kid 9AiTEnS. with heels, 81 81 L.ii.s
white satin CATERS sl.7s; In Hes Morocco BOOTS
81 and 81 Is: BUSkINs, soc, IS and 81: misses No
rocco BOOTS, 80 cents; chiid's SHOES from l2I =,
50 cents; ladies GUMS, 80 to e2ts cent?; mems BkD
CANS ST.: boys do soc; boys SHOES, Is aud 81 ca,
mems Congress CATERS, 81: mems Oxford Ties
q; mems BOOTS, 50 and 50; GUMS. 7jc
| wou,d respectfully solicit the attention Of tina
Ladies and Gentlemen to our stock. NV motto Il
quick sales and small profits. Don't forges the No
2oi Broad street, opposite Grubbs & Appersen's
NH -luT A HuGHES
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Observation-Disclosures & FLEMINo

RLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS, GREEN
~ BRfER COUNTY. VA FOR RENT-This eel.
ebrated watering place, with MI the furniture row
10 good repair, will be rented. for one year 10 the
highest bidder on the 9th day OF March next Isss
the renting TO take place on the premises As the
medicinal Qualities OF the water, and the elegance
aud comforts OF the place are we'll known IL Is not
necessary 10 speak ofthem here Bond and secnritv
VIII pc REQUIRED Of the renter. payable twelve
consult either Goo w. Buster Biue sulphnr or n
2. Dennis, Lewisburg. Va VI ~
GEO. W. BUSTER.
no. Il. DENNIS.
Wo-m JOS. r. CALDWELL
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q no REWARD.-Ranaway from

IA my farm. Craigton, early in Ocioher lasf
I've bright mniatto girl, named Manly uhAh-
THAN, sonletiInes calling herself wary
Size is.s bright black eyes, long black exclusives.
linn yisags, bushy head of hair OF saniy eoinr.
straight, slaGlike FORM and steps long when walk
M and i about fifteen years old. viii give sou
for her apprehension and delivery me ut n iari
and S25 for the discovery Of ner arberers with sui
(icient proof 10 convict them she has relatives In
the city OF Richmond, living near the Monumental
t,nurclt. aud was last seen going from Manchester
to that part Of the town. ,rr,srYx
10 IL MI "A
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CPRING TRADE, l858.-FISHER

CPRING TRADE, 1858. FISHER &
~ WINSTON, Successors to Bennett, Beers h
Fisher No. i25 Main street, in possession Of
their Spring Stock of Drugs and Medicines, choice
ChemlfaiS new and rare preparations. Paints Oils
of all kinds; Window Glass and GLASSWARE: Dyestuffs;
Fancy Articles; Havana and lnestic Seyars Per
fumery. &C., all OF which have beer purchased on
the best terms TO which they call attention of Mer.
chants, Physicians and others. fe 20
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- NCNNS b CLARk'E PA
- NOe.--SEvEN octave PIANOS
0nU r. II. TAYLOR be: inst opened rs
from the popular mandatory OF Messrs. NuNEs
CLARK whose lnftrunents he hes been selling during
the past thirty years. to the entire o. me
together with several excellent second hand nssrr'
mcnts which will bo sold at unusually low prices.
MELODEOEs Of Peaubet's make, TO be obtained
at this estab lishment only.
PIANO STOOLS. OF variety Of pAtterns-
The most extensive assortment Of MUSIC and Mn'
deal Instruments In the State. p. II. TAYLOR,
lie IetA Piano and Music Store. lss Main streot.
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Huszzssu THE ADAMS EXPRESS

NJ SPECIAL N0TICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk, Petersburg Richmond and all places in Viz
yinia and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
steamships Roanoke and Jamestown, will hereafter
ne received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
shoar the authorized Agents for Express privileges
IN these ships.
afice of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM d PLEASANTS Agents.
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UNIUN STEAMSHIP COM

UNIUN STEAMSHIP COM
,<1S PANY-F0R PHILADELPHIA VIA
L48C CITY POINT AND N0kFOLK.-Steam
q rCITY OF RICHMOND, Captain
Mitchell; steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Capt. David
Teal Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain b. Rooms.
One of these superior Steamers will leave Richmond
until further notice, every WBDA ESDAY, touch
ing at City Point and Norfolk to receive freight and
passengers. Returning, leaving Philadelphia every
WEDNESDAY rmorungs at 10 o'cik:
These Steamers IN flne order, Increased Se
commodations for the comfort of passengers having
been added, also more room for freight; and We
hope by regularity, dispatch and care In protesting
goods committed charge. to receive an Increase
Of patronage
ar no transhipmentby this line
Passage through to New York, and found. $40 co
Do do Philadelphia sndfound, ct
cabin, 500
Passage through TO Philadelphia. not found. I'd
cabin, ~
Passage to City Point and Norfolk same as by the
River Bosts
s1- Passengers by this line can stop in Phiiadsi
phia two three day and then proceed 70 New forR
oy the same ticket Ii. l.. FUTILE, Agent.
au 26 Rockets.
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''t'A,s ~ On L1BW EIfI.
Gas FOR THE GOUNTRY.-We are
- erecting the works of the Maryland Portable
uas company, IN many sections Of Virginia and N.
,aIoiina, and they have given entire sathfaciion-
rhey are perfectly simple the Gas IL superior 10
ely gus ana theeosf not onethird that of lamps Of
81, msre, s to the following gentlemen. who have
james Lyons Miles Turpln A q Lac M Nava
Cooke, Of Powhatan co - :. $500 $500
ANY farther information can he had bv addressing
fe@ ,ei arosGst
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FOREIGN EXPORTS PROM TINS poRT OF RICHMOND
VIRGINIA.
AlstroIta-7000 bbls flour.
I n iaasridso-DB bbls Flour.
Eli fur. N y -iAVi bols Flour.
u enen- ob.oco; 2l5 hnds Leaf. t9T hhds stems
and ~ bDls Flour
a-y-tn
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ron RENT AND sALH.

- FORSALE OR ENT.--The three
:a story and basement brick tenement, on Cary
street. between III aud 3d streets, adjoining thator
enpied By Mr. 7. 7. Johnston, and rsxf slr A. bar-
gasniu. lr. at present tcnanied by Mrs. ~. hirpy,
whose term expires ist April lteontnins ten r9oas
bath room, &c. Gas throughout, two storF briek
kitchen. lot about 1zg feet deep. This properly
nearly usw-but VI thu best material, and in oca-
ton among the most desirable in the city: For
terms apt,ly 10 H. NJ. GUNNELL,
mlla-ts at Mitchell Tyiers'.
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RUNAwAY5.

- RAN AWAY from the subscriber,
likely Boy, named SIMON, twenty years Of
age coal black. about five feet eight or nine
x. inches ia height rather slender and delicate;
was iired last ,ear to Brumn,el Royster. will
par FIFTY DOLLARS for his apprehension and
delivery to me, at the corner of !lh and Canal SIS
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-
COAL.


4 NTHRACITE COAL.-30U tons REL
IA and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL. fol
sale at the lowest market price, FOR CASH Apply u
CB LIpSCOMB, Coal Office l4th ST.,
(. 25-ts Near Mayo's Bridge.
rLUVER HILL CUAL.-The subscrl
~ Der has always on hand both large and small
LUMP COAL. which lac will deliver % the pnbilt
punctual!y, when ordered. ii u WHlIINd,
IL Pm Near petersburg DcpoL
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At COST. AT COST. CLOTHING,
~ CL0THING.-We are closing out our entire
stock OF Fall and Winter Goods at cost to make
room for Spring and Summer Goods. We can show
all persons in want of Clothing, handsome lot OF
Cashmere Business Coats, over Coats Of all styles
and grades black and fancy Cashmere Pants; assert.
ed lot of Cashmere, Velvet ard Merino Vests
ALSO-A large lot of Furnishing Goods patent
Yoke and Shoulder Seam Shirts fancy and white
selling at cost, at WALKER IL cos
fe rs la5 corner Main and Pearl
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NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN.-We

"a NUTIUE 10 UEN
~ have inst received large lot Of gents very
- fine DRESS BOOTS; also gents WATER
~T PROOF BOOTS, made BY the celebrated man
ufactursrs. J Miles Il son. OF Philadelphia, whose
boots certainly fit prettier and more easily, than
any boots to be found in the market Gentlemen are
respectfully invited TO call and examine them at
PUTNEf Il WATTS
fels No lI3 Main ST. Richmond. Va.