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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-27

~ CPEk-PHOSPIIATEO OF LIME,
Manutacu red rom Formula of
DIX. JAMES HIGGINS.
State Chemist Of Maryland.
ENABIN PLANTERS TO DISPENSE WITH TWO
thirds uyian Guano for Fail seeding aud for summer
crops altogether Packed In bags barrels fully
ed Price $50 per ton oi 1000 lbs.
This above article together with giving full de-
tail OF this valuable Fertilizer, Also
lance and mode Of application, can u. had"f
NJ. iIOLLINS Co,
mar l3ts Lynchbuig
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fSEMENr.-lRavtn. brcm IL p 20 ntrd "a ic sem
~ by the proprietor II the "Jnos River Cement Works.
for the sale OF Cement THIS pace prepared to all al
orders at the lowest prices WM I. ANDERSON.
fnup
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'u,mUE TURr OFT ron oLo soax. 81

TSMc S sS * aas g sEzsT e.
COLD Price ~ cents per bottle
f:s s'sss 4: &c. CT =: . vs.. 9ss q =
CO., x'e'-s;s n rus '; c.,, -;
performed ~ on s.rssossss Of truth q
refer you caanos doubt it, value ~
T r 81 o.
store and We ~htsn yoa Of many osbcrs who have
cured
As,'-. Doe. &co-0en.lemsazl used porto. Of bous
o nc me nth
wing eruption OF the for which had practed
lost saent friend Of Minis, VIII"
.S % ssa Sssn * aea
ave Of ons bottle he had been entirely cured
SOUTHAMPTON CoUxrY, Va, August ls 1856
year. mad under my RICH, eye .bou, pea
.,ms@ts little painful but no, much until the list OF July
deal, ,,; sdssd Z esy'ifl;a :aS ssS..:
TGkr applied s:scrdas to the drse;on.
and isn.w we'll have recommended to my neigh.
=.
Intending %asn Eo1fd Tssh better s than 'aa when
w'h il, viii &c. her se,tlae.s You can
sN" YOU my sh.ns. ssr'ias..e Of d: ssscsey
The .hs;r aaa.rv S.
have such. Let those no suffer call aud
MA Its kCO
Very Rcnarka ble.-
AsPiS GROVE. Hsnrico December ], 1857
MrssRs. DOVE 4 Co. ;-Gentcmen-My horse was put In
the in front Of the In attempting ump the
end rail through his shoulder aud
nearly penetrating through his breas making cash arss
S s: .,
y weeks he entirely cured.
Respectfully yours, JAMES L. EGE
Sold by all Druggists aud Merchants state
teb 5ts
CHESTERFIELD D, Jan. 4, 1853
MEssRs DOVE Co.-Gsasle~sn ,fisviug had
your Turf Oh 10 extraordinary
aud 'a action being gratifying refrain
wriin regard to for the benefit Of the
large had nne Colt In ststs los in which
xis" Bull The Bull II enragsd for and
goed tho Colt the shoulder depth est inch
and ripped neck .bsat distance which
irightfu wound Several were
present and they would give Us his
ie that they thought useless anything him.
determined The Turf OIL, the Of
small bottles he 10 entrly cured
Very respectfully.
Ian 2e fl n G. ERJEND
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lust opcnrd n srcmcsdons Quantisy 81 sle-
- giant B.INNEr AND SASH kiBHONS, AND BLACK
VELVET Trimmings all OF which will be sad cheap. With
the largest tu,ent of f.ates CATERS and Miss
SHOES. offersd at reduced prices cash
oct lots JOHN ARRAHAMs.
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VERM1FUs;E'S.-A .sppiy ef Fnhw~-tsrk's,
v M,Clanes Ric, aud Dca Shot Also Bs dotts Su
gar Drops. aud Ill way C"nfctin These pr psrations
are AL celebrated a,sae and remedies ter For
sale by JOHN H. SEAY,
Oct i2a druggist.
EOo RENT--.A very deal able fnmiiy Rec. -
II dcnce, Fe era lih1 suitable for . small family, 81
formerly occupied by Ms MwHyanna Rober,a Apply
10 Greed T. M L.. to the subscriber ~ Newla's
Store, Canpbsll county, Va JAMES o. NOWLIN,
nnev +AdJ Trustee Tor OswayannA Wiksssoo-
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STkAMan1p " KOANOkE.'- GN
- The Roanoke, having been thoroughly ,sdfaA
repaired and rehted, has resumed her regu- fWA1A
lar weekly trips on the line leaving New kiRN2u ~
York every "Wednesday eftcrnoon and Cit,
Point every SATURDAY morning at Y orlocA
The JAMES row NJ leaves New York every saturday
afternoon, and Git, Point ,v.ry Tuesday evening
y For freight passage, having superior arcom,noda
ti0n-. apply TO LEE JOHNSON co.,
,.h Agts N Y. n Va Co
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~ Z. y Ks: CLOCks.! Ci.OCks::!-TA~
" subscriber has jut received hundred CLOCKS
~ al shapes patrrns winch h~ wauld
attention NJ his friend. and community large Please call
an1 exasins, and you will hud The prices
- fl. JAMES
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vYNONKA u EANs.-A.ssaat les Pviuss Tsaka
:.Ss '''' " ''' w W. ". srno.uiR 1 IS.
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NOTICE.
uPENlNIENDANrS OFFICE,
VA. ~ lENN kAlLAUAD Co,

"A. y :
LfACnsuH6, VA, Oct. H.ih irJS.
AN and after Monday, Jay November uvA "a.
" pvau,c soie.d 10 iea,an IN Luz Drpst H.
u, Will Warehouses il.4
thu ciiy. .A.d pudae 50 removed, wi Uv enArsed
Apense tra.s.er.
nis sep irudrred ssary by tho ~
Freight Ia LyaehUufg Dst,t, wh,cn ~. Copan,
"ea as tac Iosshe,s "a H.s"t are cub rct 10
seUan,r and VI ". SANTA,
oct ten Suu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-27

& COs.kN. fasOm MH FARM MAR
- uowaras, ale. vn cdn,s Ut grey TkS
ho"Sh three or ,"ur year. Old medium size S.uAh
re-" a "i " Sven tor tue "ppr. hens"n Ut the thee
ncsrn dtr the horse J. y. LEwis.
scottsv,,c, AoemAri,, Va. Sept. 10 --ts
10 FOx ralE FAIR! Is the uaivcr.mi cry,
aud h,usands parn panK in The hich
such sords For rseut eek the
thTony the city iils to ENJOY
is hospitality and the which
are tue oisi'I,ns of such yeasi,us.
Anour The attractive laces TO which the gathering
Thousands ,n,iti aad welcomed found tho
A< O!d HAaA.rst photographic Gay door
Lkcn, f noDie~s works exhibition
free All aud any .hou,d hei,s. ives
shall be f nishcd short Aud prices
nnc Of Gases and Frames of every sln and
grai, constant. on hand A'.o Lockcts Breast Pins Fin.
GER Rings Watch Seals. Charms, sc.
Pe,ars taken every STYLE Of the art at ali hours of tho
day, and IN ali Ads of weather. D. IL BLISS.
oct ists Practical Plot crap s
Lr0H rmE MAsR.-w.sa. a.,r E+.,.ra,iye.
II Mrs Aliens z. Ito BAisam. Tricophcrous and large
of P"nAies aud Hai' Also Harrison's pha.
lo"s Baehes and Jaynss celebrated Hair Dyes
by JOHN H. SEAY,
ID EFxsG q AsATOasa, REF nag X n a TORS.
~ have this day rceived lot Of
othem very hue Being somewhat pressed for ROOM
more sfr vii dispose VI them TO early appcants
A." 2ss- EDWARD J. roLKEs
S.aAWG.: MIA ~ an.!-a h.ye epesed mi.
viii BE- enid great sacrdcs Please call and
nv la4ssI. JOHN ABRAHAMs.
n son DHx coon. ~
H. JUST OPENED.
oil wee, housn Drssses TO be sold IS
sssstes tAaAahs esst ofinpossAiios.
EnssM AnnIvAL Or MOUNTAIN aIME.
Sese % hAad 3U bssyris IL fresh MOUNTAIN LIME, 10
- seAssl CAMP SAITH 90.
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HI JUST OPENED.
oil wse Mown Dresses, 70 be sold 25 per
esaf1ess thaA shs eest Of impossaaios-
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aAUvAa. q NONTON'p u . ASsE Tonic, WAR
IL kANTED rO CONTAIN NJ AksENlC-A snppyo
~ popular ronsdy The dlssass Of horss usi re-
..,, "A ara ror ..Ie Dv W. A. sTkOTHEk co
II hsp copy. .----n " 100
rnNUUR PAaNTa ron G08CoAN PANT.
INu w have jus received supply VI English IcbE
PAINTS for 8r.can aud l.sI Pautiny Also 1iecAa var
ul,h n .,uc Vsruish, uIushcs, &c 70, sale W
" j. n. THOMPSON co,
,s,s,.i Drul gsts
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THE DISPATCH.



Az ExsrRsRs esxxrta CaAm, the British sol
dises 10 Isdia hsssfaa - yell - hghtisg. 90 the
2asA d May, Il Rsssoos, they got up an elephant
rsce. A lsstsr says:
AvAst crowd assembied 10 zee the operation OF
mounttug Ia mont 81 the Grand stand, which, now.
ever. Quickly dispersed the jocks began 20 taAo
thslr teellIinasy canters. Tue uneafnly creatures
were % b seesreA over part OF the stepncnenas
Coasss 0y nahouts and ridden BY oniccrs. some o'
whom, kct up IN fall jockey costume, presence =
very eSy and auimatcd Appearance. The woe
<liscA lump vas the rncst attractive spot aaa =
the siephsnn drew mp 70 the starting posi-, n QUE
sos,rsG Mr.. Editor, for the pencil OF 'oor o.o
Corrsspoodeat' TO distinguished eoote~poy
Of yoars, 10 portray the scene thirteen sppsss1
"a at the post, and capital start was enec.eo.-
Gram Rage 10 very zoe auin.l, though, perhaps
little too asshy) made the RAINING, and ~ sne
vide d;tcA vss two lengths shead. TIE huge
bsasts rot over the ditch In manner that re1ect.
~ seeSt credit on the seats of their jocks, aud
caosed shouts OF laughter; they had siso quiet
vsy of going through Instead OF over. tho timber
Jumps. Gram Bags kept the lead until about two
hundrcd yards from the winning post, when Cur
rsah Purwar, who had been tying 10 the rsck
PASSED his elephants With . tremendous rush, aud
challenged Gram Bags, on whom the weight CT bis
ridor had begun to tell very zoe struggle on.
sued between the two, which ended ia favor oil
Gsrrsah Porwar BY trunk. II afterwards ap'
peared that they had missed one OF the jumps,
and the piece Of plate 70 massive candelsbra Of
elegant design) Was awarded to Capt. Vaughan,
18Th, Who landed Sooruf Junisi a good third.
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NEW RIVER WHITE sULP HUR

NEW RIVER WHITE . Y II L IL Y n
IN sPRINGS.-The increasing popularity and pa
tronage OF this place. exceed the present accommo-
dations without the benefit Of convenient access
A contract has been made with responsible COM
pany, having much experience in such operations,
to prepare New River for small steamboats, or GER
tainly comfortable barges. in time for another
son. from the Central depot, on the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad to the Syringe, and some dis
lance below, the work being now in active progress
The Turnpike to connect this place with the salt.
Mountain Lake, Cor Salt Pond.) will be finished in
a few weeks The magnificent scenery fine sulphur
water beautiful river, with probable access by rail
road water to all parts of the country, render an
increase Of its capital stock desirable to effect the
necessary Improvements, or the sale OF portion or
all to a company desiring to engage in such bust
ness.
There is attached to It one Of the best plantations
In the country, five hundred acres sufficient for the
productions necessary for extensive accommoda-
tons ] he company has been regularly organized
under an act of incorporation. The original cost
under the most uufavorable circumstances together
with subsequent improvements, amounts 70 about
Is shares at 8, 80 each, $3l, $50 The present
willing for the stock to share in all
respects the advantages OF the Old stock, believing
that the additional facilities in buildings, hcating
baths DC. will much increase the dividends on the
whole stock; or they would sell the whole property
for very reasonable advance the original cost,
though circumstances have very much enhanced
It's value. a@a =
Applications may be made to VIM. EG0LEsrON,
President and Proprietor; JNO A LANCASTER
SON, or W PURCELL 90, kichmond; OF WM
PAINFUL and PAUL HINTON. Petersburg.
ee7-dkVlm
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TO CROCKERY DEALERS AND

= H0USEKEEPERS.-Byr recent direct impOrta
are enabled to offer to kind friends and the
public in general, q most elegant and complete
Der Sets, &c. &c Rockingham and Yellow Ware; en-.
tirely new patterns Of French China Flower Vases.
Tea, Tete afcte Sets. Motto Cups, Mugs and Parlor
Ornaments, cut and moulded Glass Ware of every
description. amongst which the cheapest Lager Beer
and other tumblers and dishes sold. Fluid and
in this line. Tea Trays Clocks, warranted; Table
Cutlery french Timed. Iron Block Tin, Britannia
variety; ins gilt and mahogany framed Looking
Glasses, By the box or sin gle one Wood and WI
low Ware; dusting rcrubbny, cloth. shoe, hair and
fea her brushes and other Fancy Goods Of exquisite
elegance all of which will he sold wholesale and re
tail at prices which will maintain the well establish
cd reputation for cheapness OF
u.s. HCHAAP d COS. Variety Store,
corner Broad and Third sts.
Those wonderful cheap Pocket Knives are most
gone. VINO wants one? se22
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THE GREAT REMEDY
i FOR BOWEL COMPLAINTS
HARTSHORNE'S CARMINATIVE BALSAM
Cures Cholera and Looeenees of the Bowels
HARTSHORNE'S CARMINATIVE BALSAM
Cures DiarThoes and summer Complaints.
HARTSHORNES CARMINATIVE BALSAM
Cures Sour and Asid Stomach and sil Bowel
Affections
HARTSHORNES CURE-ALL
Cures all Pain, and prevents Bowel Com
plants.
The above Medicines are prepared by Chemist:
Remember, HARTSH0RNES CARM1NATIvE
BALSAM cures all Bowel Complaints. and Harris
HORNES CURE-ALL will prevent Looseness OF
the Bowels and cure all Pain.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD 4 CO,
And all Druggists in Richmond, Norfolk and Pc
tsrskurr je pts
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TRIESRMAR PRUrEUIED 81 nVi


4 Al Letters Pasnt of England, and secured By
ehe Seals Of the kcole de Pharmscie de Paris, and
the Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna. THESE.
mar 20 ID remedy for Relaxation, spermatorrhm,
and Exhaustion Of tue system. Triesemar No Of.
fectualy in the short space Of three days complete
y and entirely eradicates ell traces of those disor-
doris which c0tsvia and cubebs have 80 long boon
thought IN antdote for to the ruin of the health of
vast Portion Of the population. Triesemar No IL
great Continental remedy for that class of disorders
which unfortunately. the English ph ysician treats
with mercury, to the inevitable destruction of the
patients constitution and which all the sarsaparIa
n the world cannot remove. Triesemar Nos I, e.
and arc alike devoid Of taste or small and Of all
psn.sasing qualities They may lie on the toilet "a
eases and divided In separate doses as administered
" veipssui LAlleman, Ronx, Ricord &C., &c. Price
- each Or four cases in one for So which saves Ss
~ IN u Sn cases. Sold BY Dr. A BARROW. No
New York: Immediately on receipt of the amount
Dr VIII forward the % cases Of Triesemsr, and the
1nropeAn prepsrations The s. cases also sent, but
los ires o. carriage. Consultations as usual. from,
eleven, N, till two. n, from four till eight r
at No i37 Prince street. low blocks west 81 Broad.
FfSAHR WINSTON. prugg.sts,
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SETHROUGH TICK ETS to ALL the above points
nrocured at this Office Broad street. Shockoe Hill
S1r Passengers py this route breakfast and sur
at ASHLAND, the birthplace Of Henry clay. and
dine on board the comfortable Steamers pet~een
Aauia Creek and Washington -
IN SIGHT OF MT. VERNON.
nEFer further information, apply t.,
JAS WINSTON, Ticket Agent.
OYYfcI r.. T.. & r. X. X. Co.
Richmond Sept7, 1858. 90
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UNION STEAMSHIP COM.
slSS s$|$sSE$sR!s

N86 CITY rOINTAND NURFULK.-SteaM.
s,aa ssC captain
Teal Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain J r Kelley.
One ofthese superior Steamers will leave Richmond
DAY, touching at City Point and Norfolk to re-
COVE freight and passengers. Returning, leaving
Philadelphia every WEDN ESDAY and SATURDAY.
morning ct 10 o'clock.
These Steamers are now In fine order increased 40
Communications for the comfort Of passengers having
been added, ss also more rcJm for freight; and we
hope by regularity. dispatch and care In protectns
goods committed TO our charge to receive an ncreas
Of patr0nAge.
~ No transhipmentby this liEe
Ressaae through to New York, and found,
Do do Philadelphia. ,lndfound. q
Passage through to Philadelphia. Lot found. ID : =
cabin, 400
FeaAGe % City Font ana Nor1ok sans - By the
River Boats. I
~ Passengers by this line can stop In Philade,
phie two three days and then proceed TO New Yor
b. the same ticket. Il. = TUTTLE. Agent,
81 - Bocket2n
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=. CHANGE OF HOUR

- CHANGE OF H U U r.
The teamer GLEN COVE Captain
Barnes, VIII, On aud after MONDAY next. 9th INST
cave the wharf at Rockets, regularly. every MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY mornings. at 8
o'clock precisely; and the CURTIS PECK Captain
jiff,rd. will leave every TUESDAY, THURSDAY.
md SATURDAY mornings. at the same hour. 3
,'clock-and each Boat will return each ALTERNATE
from Norfolk, leaving at the same hour,
o'clock and touch at all the regular landings on
The river, goin and returning.
Fare usual. ,v,cs
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m FALL STYLES or -
~ HATs AND CAPS FOR lSsA

m FALL STYLES OF -
~ HATE AND CAPS FOR issa
/ have ia 1 received from The Northern isttnries
al Of the latest styles Of HATS, CAPS and FUke,
which have been selected By mr. brother, IN person
bought for cash. and will be sold vers low. have
ell Of the different styit Of 0entIemsns ATE snd
dren's HATS aud CAPS. Misses FLA Il, Of the 'stest
styles would most respectfully call the attention
Of country merchaots and farmers to my sock De-
fore purchasing elsewhere, Will sell them very
low. Ladies will Ind opeof the best sssortments OF
hiifren's HATS and CAPS, and MiseeS FLATS to
be seen in the city, Call and SEQ for ourselves -
HATS and CAPS from p cents 70 y. too numerous
TO mention forget tn call at 27 Broad street.
Eve doors below Brceden Fox's. ,,x ~ ..oo,-
most respectfully inform my friends thatI am
still with my brother: at my OLD stand NO aH Broad
with any thing 10 the limo of HATS, GAPS, &c The
siock Il large and we'll selected for whoss<ls and
retail. klCHAhD moUhE.&
se 24-lm
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RICHMOND AND

~ pAS HvEhM Ra1Ino AHD
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE-sUMMER ARRANGE.
MENT-THROUGH MAIL ROUTE TO MEMPHIS
AND NEW ORLEANS, ALSO TO THE VIRG mia
SPRlNGS.-On and after the first eff July, 1885, the
daily Mail Train to the Junction, connecting with
the South-Side Train for Lynchburg, thence West
and Southwest without detention will run daily ne
follows, Sunday included:)
Leave Richmond at............. .... $50 clock A.
Arrive at the Junction at ............ SIS A. M
Connecting with Seuthsidc Rail-
road train for Lynchburg)
And through to Danville, Sundays
excepted;) by the same train, and
arrive in DaRville at .....,.,..-..... LIS Pm
RETURNING:
Leave Danyills at. ::.-....-...... 55s :. AN.
Arrive at Junction at. .......... 1900 ID.
Arrive in Richmond as................. $40 Pm.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN FROM RICHMOND TO TIE JUNO.
TION:
Leave Richmond daily except Sun
day, 90 O'Clock r.
Arrive at Junction ,...,.,......... Pm.
(Returnns in the morning after the arrival Of the
South-Side Mail Train from the Southwest.)
Leave the Junction daily at............ 2.30 Al
Arrive in Richmond at.................. $50 A. NJ
And connect with the trains going North.
The Train leaving Richmond at 30 A. M, forms
a link in tho .dirset through line" from New York
to New Orleans, via Memphis, Tenn, or Atlanta, Ga
and Montgomery, Ala, being the most direct and
expeditions route to the West and South:
iyI Superintendent r. d. r. g..
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Q 4 h-UAKKfINU THE GREAT UNITED
STATES MAIL.-Twice daily Sunday night ex-
m re. Phiidelphia and New York, and ell imR3r-
tant points West, over the RICHMOND FREDEK'
ICKSBURG and pUroMAC RAILROAD. IS miles,
and by epicudid aud Comfortable Steamers thence
TO Washington IS miles, In all 1870 miles, IN hours;
being comfortable and perfectly safe rate Of speed
BAGGAGE, under charge OF special Agents.
CHECKE ED THROUGH TO Washington Baltimore,
fA"' FAKE 10 ru' fHs NORTHERN CITIES. .
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> FOR RENT-Intending to remove

"a FOR Notwithstanding to remove
@::a to the store recently occupied by Messrs Bin
ford Mayo& Blair two doors above Mess s T X Price
Co. the store at present occupy. No 10 Market
Bridge is for rent This 10 one Of the best business
stands in the lower part of the city. and Offers
opportunity to any one wishing to engage in a re-
tail trade in almost any line of business To good
tenant the good will and fixtures of the establish
ment will be sold on moderate terms. Apply to
mo PAGE, JR,
soI-ts No Is Market Bridge.
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CHANGED HANDS.-The subscriber,
~ having bought the well known BAKING Es-
TABLISHMENT of Isaac Briggs, is happy to inform
mis- friends and those OF the old concern that he will
be able to supply them with every thing usually
kept in q first-class Bakery. Having engaged SONS
of the best hands in the State he hopes by strict
attention to business, to merit share of public pa
tronage. THOMAS Il. GILL.
return my sincere thanks to my friends and the
public In general Tor the very liberal patronage be-
slowed on me for the last Two years. and am happy
to inform them that the proprietor, Mr.. Gill,
will use every effort to please them.
an 3l-lms ISAAC D. BRIGGS.
RICHARDSON & co.
IL DEAL EXCLUSIVELY IN,
AND KEEP FOR SALE IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT PURCHASERS
AT THEIR
WARE ROOMS, NO. 95 MAIN ST.,
RICHMOND, VA,
>, 80. c CAA,R RIP
RUGs,
CURTAIN GOODS.
WINDOW SHADES
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS, &c.
L
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8 McGRUDER 4 sONs, Richmond.
e H SIMMER 4 CO, do

@A@ SPECTACL Z So Il B.
S BILE GLASsES-The public are
hereby informed that in our very complete as
sortment of PCT ACLES we continue to keep a.
We have done Tor many years. q full assortment of
PEBBLE GLASSES in steel and gold frames With
an experiences OF thirty years in this department. of
our business. and particular attention in adapting
glasses TO all the requirements Of the eyes we are
enabled to give general satisfaction In our Spccta-
cles.
CATARACT CLASHES. also. always on hand. EYE
GLASSES, gold. steel and she'll OF every variety
GLASSES Of every variety fitted In old frames.
MITCHELL 4 TYLER
AuZ3-d3m&cw6m I0S Main strcset