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Feb ls-ctds J. l.. APPERSON lFusteeS.

VALUABLE FARM, CIRCULAR SAW IND
GRlST MILLS AND COB CRUSHER FOR SALE.
fnSHE undersigned offers for sale Valuable Farm Of
Il two thousand pcres-four or five hundred of which
nre tllsbie while large portion of the remainder is
heavily tmbered-on which three and capacious
Dwellings with other houses good order and cornorta.
BILE. The Mills located nsvcr.tsiling stream and
about two miles from tide
For further particulars address
T. NJ. DASHIELL,
BARRIERS x Roads, Isle of Wight county, Va.
Feb 9--cw2w
New York Herald copy w2w, and .charge Enquirer
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0IHODRS SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
HO good supply OF this valuable Fertilizer which W
recommend especially to growers OF Tobacco, now 70
Ian 90 Sole Agents for Richmond.
Is1APPs PATENT SCREW wRENCHEs-
Assorted from to 81 inches in store ard Tor sale BY
CLARKsoN, ANDERSON CO,
Feb 10 No. l06, Main st.
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- Professor Music
ASSISTANT TEACHERS.
Miss Adelaide Clopton, Modern Languages.
Miss Elva Jones, Music and Drawing.
Miss Kate Clopton, English.
Misc Joyce Clopton, Music.
Miss Maria Chapman, English.
Mrs. Judge Clopton, Governess
Robt II. Vaushsn, Esq, Steward
The Library contains about TO- 700 volumes: The Pho.
sophical and Chemical apparatus cost S2,5OO. The
College buildings arc warmed by furnaces, light.
ed by gas. and will accommodate about 200 board.
srs. Tho College 10 regularly organized
the course of study Is unusually comprehensive. A
large gymnasium ID to be Immediately erected and re-
markably fine advantages afforded the pupils for
acquiring thorough Mental and Physical education.
term will commence the LIST Of March next, and
continue ~ months.
ExpESsE.-Board and Tuition in any College Class
including incidental expenses, per term, Sl05
For the above with Music added, per term, 8l3l.
The College is situated two miles from "old Point
Comfort Overlooking Hampton Roads and tie Chesa
peake Bay 1t Is easy pleasant and heAlthtu
Nothing surpass charming summer residence
For particulars address the President or
w. X. VAUGHAN, NJ. D.
Cor. Secretary Board Of Trustees.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCHIE d DUNNAVANT.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 30, 1855.
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p,,,-ew.u oSSG %G o. WINSTON, C. C.

VIIRGINIA-IN cHANCERY:--At Rules held in the
tv m MONDAY The lst day of February, 1853:
George w. Mallory and Henrietta R his wife and the
said George W. Mallory executor OF Lucy j. Rawlings
deceased, fhHs
Against
onS otbe. DTS.
The object of this suit to obtain decree M the sale
of certain slaves bequeahed by the late Mrs Lucy Raw
iings deceased in order to division among the parties
csu,es of be ast will and testament Of the said Lucy
Rawlings deceased and affidavit having been made and
filed defendants above named are not residents OF
neys that the defendants above named appear
here within one month after due publication OF this order
ana do what 10 necessary protect their interests In this
suit eopy-Teste, -
Feb 5rcwiw DAVID M. HUNTER, Clerk
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PUC.sC SALE or VALUABLE FARM.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM

nF THREE HUNDRED AND DFORTY-TWO;ACRES,
~ called "ELL BANKS" near TO James River, and
bounded Powels Creek, which is nav able for
sells entering FROM James River.
As trustee in two deeds of trust from Col r. C. Rice,
dated 18th and 10th January, 1885, duly recorded in
Prince George County Court, shall proceed SELL
Public Auction, on the premises, ON WEDNESDAY, the
10th OF March, ls5s at II o'clock, a. NJ if fair not
the next fair day, the Farm called "E Banks located
above, (and adjoining "Maycox the beautiful OF
Dr. John Coe,) and now in the occupancy Of Gel Rice
The improvements the place consist Of a Brick Dwell
ing and other buildings somewhat of repair On this
place there large parcel Of pine wood, suitable for
charcoal which easily be delivered to vessels the
landing on Powells Creek.
The deed requires cash sale, but are authorized
say, that the payment OF onsfourth cash. the bal
ance be postponed for g. 2 and ls months for nego
table notes, nterest added secured By trust deed The
believed to be perfect but the will convey with
the usual special warranty.
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RI OsT WARKANT-The undersigned gives public
IL natce that At the expiration Of six weeks aPpica
don will be made 10 the Commissioner OF Pensions for
and 1857 for l2o acres No 4S2 to Margaret HJoynes
which has been lost
Feb S ow6w THO. Il. JOfNES, in.
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TseuDdertsned, Aozsr IN VIRGINIA, for the ABOVE Dove
vsn spowr Establishment, can supply the uaoe VIII
s'"y ypR1STtSG 1ysS1 PRESSES, TYPES, CASES, &C.,
,,on Ii. mo.s liberal terms. Having printed the hich'
spyo E.or,SsR lor upwards OF ten years with .ype
! nd other ms:erials purchased from MesIs. hheh
"a an inducedto TO recommend materials Hotn 'neH o'
t.sji.hment in preference TO others.
sper,mea Books will be furnished 10 the trsos' anS
ave-. articles ~ may be selected will be forwarded WIZ
despatch. - 80 20. -; ;p;LSnon5 Va
Feb u EDquner oEice, nII"..o1Nl =
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KUSAWtY

RUNAWAY.
WAS committed to the Jail of Fairfax County. the
w 3lst of October 1857. ms Il Runaway Slave, Ne
gro Man calling himself THOMAS WILLIAMS, about 40
years of age six feet high copper color blind In right
eye and fore hnger OF left hand. He says he
belongs 10 kENRICK CUOMBS of Faquier county, Va,
and was hired tor the year to CLARK e. DAVIS.
WALTER POWELL
Jan l5-cw6w Sheriff of Fairfax County.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,
MISS COR DON,
vopMEpIY OF NIE
LYNCHBURG FEMALE SEMINARY,
rYTII .a,,ence q School for the inslru,


LYNCHBURG FEMALE SEMINARY
VXyILL commence School for the instruction OF
w Young Ladies in the town OF Marion the LIST
Monday in March, leos
For fifteen years they have been the Principals In the
above named institution They design establish
School of tho first order in Marion the county scat Of
Smyth Immediately on the Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
road go miles from Lynchburg and about hours ride
from Emory and Henry College, situated in the mountains
of South Western Virginia. and 10 beautiful and heathy
locality could be selected Tho buildings secured
and of modern systematically commodious and
conveniently arranged for such purpose. The grounds
tasteuly laid off and consis Of about acres afford
ing ample space for healthy exercise and recreation The
Principals hater themselves that owing their long
experience in teaching. they will offer great induce
parents guardians having daughters wards
educ any school in this section OF the country
The srictcst will be observed the comfort and
health of those placed in their family as boarders.
TEpMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MosTHs-(PArABLE IN AD
vAscE)
Board including lights, fuel, &c, 800
Girls under l2 years..-........... 12
the Languages, each. l0
musc... ~
EXPERIENCES.
DR. Ro Payne, Rev d Mitchell and C L Mosby, ESQ.,
Lynchburg Maj G w Jones, Marion; Rev Jas McChan,
Abingdon; A Blanks, Esq, Halifax DR. VIM + Gaines,
Hanover; Peachy Grattan and John Gordon, Esqs
Richmond
Circulars will be furnished application to the Princi.
pals, Marion, Va. Feb l6-c5tt Az
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vyIRCTNIA RuIes held in the Clerks Office Of
v the Circuit Court OF the City of Richmond on the
hrst Monday February, 1885, t being the l't day Of
Cyrus H. Brent and Caudus Duval, partners unde,
the style of Brent Duvan. rims.
Against
Henry E. Barton, Dt
In case and upon an attachment returned executed.
The object Of this suit II to recover OF the defendant
one hundred aud eighty dollars and cents
per cenum per snuun from st day OF January 1857
till payment; and affidavit having been made and fled
that the defendant is resident OF this
Commonwealth the said defendant 10 notified to appear
the Rules to be holden In the Clerks Office Of the said
Court on the first Monday in March next and do what is
necessary to protect his interestin this suit
Copy-Teste,
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Tn rDITORs AND PRINTERS.

To EDITORS AND fRiNIE .,-
rur scriotrs beg leave to call attention 20 sner
sTocK or rkSTlSe TYPES l.2r. oESanpSie supps Of
keep constantly hand at their Type and
hsa ,S f,undry. No 5s Gold Street, New York,
mil assortment of all articles required In
P''HH': or CASES, CRAsEs. GALLEYs, &c,
..;., We wsrrsn, equal in every respect to any
o. IN This country, and which we will sell on
,h srn viz six months credit for approved me-
gotiaee ~ for new at the customary price
ssn. Der pound, If delivered within 20 days from
Sr. ~ s.n of puchA.e, otherwise six cents per pound
Eme u VIM HAGAR, JR., d co.
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PENlTENTIAK1 OF NIhVIE, n, 49,.
MANUFACTURED at thi. Institution, and SOLO IneLe
yo sn 8, the Agents Store, No. 81, Pearl street. the
following articles At reduced prices, 10 WIZ
Boots shoes and Brogues
Wsrop snG Car Harness of every description
Machine bands, Leather Hose
Wagons, Carts
Drsy. and Wheelbarrows
Wsrirobes. Safes &c.
Striped and Plaid Cottons
Kerseys and Linseys, for plantation hands
Ready Made Clothing for servsnts
Nos, OF The shove articles on hand and for sale, or viii
10 made or repaired Or otter JOB work done TO order en-
,bor notice for cash. punctual customers only on
short time. e.-.o,
,,on,~ir attended TO. Address r. NJ NlMMO,
July & crf Agent and Sorekceper Va Penientiary
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w OF SMALL SCHOOL in Private Family. To
who can come we'll recommended to teach the usual
English Branches French, Drawing and Music, on the
Piano and Guitar liberal salary, pleasant home, and
good society will be given. Address R. THORNTON,
ESQ., Sussex C. H. Va Feb S-cSt
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~ NOTICE-The late Co.Partnership existng between
~ JOSEPH E SWEETSER and URBAN P. HUTCH.
lNIs, who have been doing business in the City and
County Of San Francisco State of California under The
nyle Of SWEETsER, HUTCHlNGs & CO., was, on the
District Court of the Fourth Judicial District in and tor
the State of California, dissolved.
And IL further decreed, That the undersigned be,
and he appointed referee to take accounting be.
tween said partners and also TO take proof Of any debs
claims or demand, against said copartnershp.
Now therefore, in pursuance of said decree George
sweet,er, Hutchings Co. TO appear before at my
Office No. ia, Montgomery Street. San Francisco, Cali
this notice and present and prove their debts claims
demands against said Arm. And shall repor to said
Court within days after the expiration of said four
mcnths GEO SEGER
San Francisco Dec. 10 1857 Feb l-cwsw
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T. T. Johnson w. X. FUOH.
JOHNSON e. PUGH,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, RICHMOND. VA,
Office, Front Building, shockoe Warehouse
HNONTlNUE to give their undivided attention to the
u Commission Business, for the sale of Tobacco,
Wheat Flour Corn de, &C. and respectfully solicit the
patronage of their friends and the public generally pro.
missing their bes efforts make good sales and prompt
returns. feo l9-clm
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STEAM ENGINE.
IINHE subscriber offers for sale second hand portable
Il STEAM ENGINE, good as new, which will be sold
al half price C. LEONARD,
Oct lf-cf Old street Petersburg. Va
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CHESAPEAKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
HAMPTON, VA.
DEV CHARLES A. RAYMOND, President. and Pro.
~ fessor OF Physiology and Chemistry.
B. Lake, Professor Of Mathematics and Natural Phi.
!osophy.
James c. Hden Professor English Literature.
DR. Samuel w Becker. Professor Ancient and Modern
Languages.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
WILL psy twenty dollars for the delivery 70 me Of
II negro insn PLEASANT, belonging to VIM. Fontaine
At Gooch nj county Pleasant is about forty years Old
Mas some marks abou, his neck rather over the medium
height, and nearly black. Pleasant has wife at VIM
Hughes In Fluvanna county, and is no doubt In tnat
peISbborhood Pleasant had pass to visit his master
when be left Richmond during Christmas
Ian IQ-ctf HECTOR DAVIS
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NLEKKSHIP WANTED-A Young Man who hiss
~ had a5ou years experience In District Clerks
oMce wishes TO obtain situation In similar capa'
city Satisfactory references given Apply TO Mr. Kelly
the Office Of The South or VIM B. Allegro. at the
Enquire. Once Jan l9-cts
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SPLENDID ENGRAVING
nF the Monument and Statue OF Washington,
- nvina Four entire pages Of the paper will appear
FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED NEWS,
For February 9th, which will be ready on the 22d The
same number will also contain correct kenessss Of the
three Orators of the Day
Hon. R. N. T. HUNTER.
JAMES BARRON HOPE, ESQ
And other Illustrations relating to the Inauguration.
vsiugle copies 10 cents, sent free of postage. Six
copes for SO cents Sixteen copies 81 purchasers paying
postage) Orders should be sent in ut once Address
LEWIS L. SMITH,
Rockefeller and Eews Agent, ls2 Main street.
Feb l9-clt Richmond, Va.
a MOST DESIRABLE, USEFUL AND OR.
"A NAMENTAL FARM, FOR sALE-My Farm con
Turnpike two and threequsrte miles from the city Is
for sale.
Terms of payment most accommodating. Apply to
G. BREANT, or
EebeL2avlm GODDIN Il APPERSON.
NEW RICR-25 tierces. for sale BY
IL Feb Is l. &G.B. DAVENPORT.
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c. E. BARKsDALE. n. c. READ.
BARKsDALE & READ,
DRODrCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, respect.
l fully solclt cOns gnmenta Jan A-clm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-22

4 AILDLEY'S HAIR RESTORER is an efec-
- mal preventive Of Badness and is almost invaua.
bic for strengthening preserving sotepng and beaufy-
inS the Hs::, Tor sale by
LAIDIEY g. ROBINSON Chemists,
Feb 2-c,f aud Franklin streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-04

80. CHILDREN'S BUTTON cal
TIERS. for small Girls, with and without
heels. very beautiful, made by hcCnrdy Son, at
mv9 MM WALSiiS.
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.ificate OF Package OF 10 W1oIe TIcKets,
I" 4" 10 half
10 quarter IS
10 eighth


In ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATE.
Nnclose the money to our address for the T1cketa
ordered on receipt OF which they will be forwarded
by first mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending In
any figure they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
70 purchasers Ini1 edately after the drawing
80 Purchasers wiH please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Office, County and State
a8- Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
able in full without deduction.
81 All prizes of 81. 900 aud under paid immediate
~ after the drawing. Other prizes at the usual time
ofthirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
g. SWAN Il CO., Augusta, Ca
81 Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or
Atlanta Georgia, can have their orders filled, and
ave time by addressing s. SWAN 4 CO., at either
Of those cities.
81 "A list of the numbers that are drawn from tho
wheel with the amount the prize that each ia
entitled to- will be published after every drawing in
the following papers: The Augusta QIa) Consti-
nationalist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register
Charleston Standard Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
Inteiligencer, New York Weekly Day Book, Savan-
nah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch. New York
Dispatch, Paulding Miss Clarion, and Little Rock
(Ark) True Democrat. APPS
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"Jimny get some kindliu' an be making fire
'splazs SIR, can't--Misther 0Brien used the last
banisthsr yistherday.' 1.-THE banishers gomez Then
20 on the roof and thry the vartue o'them shin
gles" In a week afterwards, Mr.. Murphey wants
n g reducshin o'riat-'ksse the roof lakes"
The Sunday Atlas, In 1T of revolutionary en-
thusssrn, ssys-"Hurrsh for the girls OF '76,'
Thunder cries New Jersey paper, "tbsts too
darned old. No, no, hurrah for the girls Of III"
The Paulding Clarion learns that Capt Ives, OF
Landeraale county, Miss, has recently had for
tune millions Of dollars left him By the death
ola relative in England.
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THs BRITISH NAvr.--The British government had
In commission April 1st 1885, I'll ships, mounting
4, 7es guns with ia s04 men, exclusive of marines
at honls and marines serving shore 10 China.
kliq5,ooo has been expended on the purchases
and repairs Of steam machinary in three years
In North Amerisa, on the LIST April. there were
stationed ~ shps 200 guns, aud 3,2ll men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-04

An "0Lp soGEs" Ds.D.-"0ld Bob" negro died
iu gilbert co, Ga, recently at the extraordinary
age Of lot years. lie was q drummer in the Revolu.
tionsry War, and was at the battles of Guilford
Court House, Eutaw Springs, BrandywiDe, and
one or two others.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-04

L.cga Bg1K.--rhs city authorities of Salem,
Mass, have commenced prosecution, under the
iiauor law against the lager beer SALOONS in that
city Several girls who attended them were, on
Thursday, fined $40 aud costa aud sentenced to be
imprisoned twenty days in the House OF Correc
tion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-04

OPERATIONS OF THE U. 8. MINr.-The coinage of
the Unitsd States Mint in Philadelphia for the
month of April, was 81 006 $40 in gold principally
in double eagles; 1884 900 10 silver, wholly In half
and quarter dollar pieces. and $4,000 In cents.
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s 4Ss prizes amounting to xSD.t
Whole Tck psN IN F TTgE ffoTfERY

5.4SD pfIXen htIOuutfuS W So-0fSNN
whole Tickets $40; Halves s.; Quarters " 20.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to 50,0tU, corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
SLIPS of paper are encircled with small tin tubes and
placed IN one Wheel.
The first 457 prizes similarly printed and encircled
are placed in another heel
The wheels are then revolved, and number Is
drawn from the wheel Of numbers, and at the same
time a Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhibit
ed to the audience, and registered BY the Commits
sioners the Prize being placed against the number
irawn This operation is repeated until all the Prizes
are drawn out. ,
APPROXIMATION PnIzEs-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
frst Prizes will be entitled to the % Approxima-
ION prZes. For example, Ii Ticket No. ii go draws
the $40 0On Prize those Tickets numbered 249
N 25 II 1852 will each be entitled TO $500 II Ticket
No. $50 draws the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets mum
bered 548 549 $751; $50 win each be entitled to $500;
and so on, according to the above scheme.
The 5000 prizes OF SO will be determined by the
Ia figure ofthe number that draws the $40 600 prize
For example: If the number drawing the $4,000
prize ends with No. then all the Tickets, where the
number ends In l. will be entitled to go. 1.-THE n1m-
Der ends with No. then all the Tickets, where the
uunber ends in g. will be entitled to $50 and 30 on
too
rates which is the risk:
Oertihcste Of a package ofl0 whole Tickets. $a'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-04

Tar PRUssIAs ExrRApifioy CASE AT PADucaH.
The trial Of Edward DRESSING, the Prussian,
whose attempted extrsdition has caused 30 much
excitement. came of at Paducah, KY, last week,
aad resultsdi 10 his discharge, Lndge Williams de
Gliding that the Prussian dispositions we're not CON-
potent testimony. The populace were much ex-
cited, and ci.cered when the decision was pro-
nouncsd. Tho New York lawyer. Lepan, aud the
Prussan police ofcer were then arrested for false
imprisonment Dressling has brought suit against
each Of them for $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-04
MAIN STREET SALES OF

u FIRST GLASS STNPbE AND FANOi DhI
GOODS, FOR MAY. to53-Elegant new ana peau-
tiful Goods, to be sold at greatly reduced price
CnAS A dWA1hIN, Isl Main st,
Opposte Exchange Bank.
Side Striped Berages; Fionnced Berages s,ae
striped silks. A. ali prices Chillies Robe Aqulle;
Ray adere DE LANES and Chaligs; Double Flouneed
OF CANDIES Skirts; Printed Organic and all otner
kinds new style dress hoods, they appear ia tbe
markets Mantillas and Lace Points opening tnis
morning; Emsroideries Collars Sleevesi Bands
Bonnet Ribbonr of ali kinds. -. L
Buyers are most respectfully invited to inspect our
s'p mx a. "fA"''' ~" CHAs A iwATKIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-04

The fashion runs now straw bonnets and hats
for ladies' and children. English Dunstables as
well AS Legherns and italian straws- have all ad-
vanced some D per cent. at New York In the
wholesale prices.
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GOODS,
EuRROIDERIES

htclEh1, &C.,
their assortment is always large at the dulles
of the year; whilst in every description OF
Heavy Goods for families, housekeepers, servants
and outhands their supply s at all times adequate
to meet the heaviest demand that may be made upon
it; and as these goods are bought of the manufac
turers or their agents. chiefly for cash. il enables
them to offer them at the very lowest rates such
goods can be sold for by the largest houses in the
United States and viii give their customers the ed
cilities afford them They therefore confident Y
invite call from all who have never visited Their
warerooms or given their stock the benefit OF al
animation, feeling assured that they satisfy the
most wayering that better acc uaintance VIII WORK
TO the profit and advantage Of the buyer. They
have experienced buyers always in market who
keep tuem supplied constantly with the newest and
best things brought to the country aud at the
time it affords them the means of exhibiting seec
tion which, in extent and freshness cannot be sur
passed even in the larger cities Of the North.
THOS. X. PRICE Il CO.,
ap22-lm Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
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