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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-20
Dreadful Accident on the New York Cen
fral Railroad.


UTIcA, N. Y. May IA frightful rail
road accident occurred this morning at half
past six o'clock on the New York Gen.
tral Railroad, by the crushing Of bridge
over the Sequ,it Greek. some three and q
half miles west of this city, near Whites.
boro. Ssven or eight persons are all ready
dead. aud Eve or six others are bare
ly alive. The injured number forty or
more. o,.o. fb . ~
The killed are: A. Moore, Of Rising Sun
Ind, whose head was crushed: two chill
dren OF Abraham Mack, of Cincinnati; an
unknown maH. lying in the baggage room;
an Irishman aged, apparently, about sixty
badly crushed. and who must have died
instantly: negro whose legs were out of
an infant child OF Carl Horer Of ST. Louis
The wounded are Joseph Ward. of Sche
nectady, conductor of the train. badl,
bruised. but il is believed not dangerous
w. H. Perkins. grocer, OF Rochester N. Y
very badly heart about the head and chest
and will probably not recover: Walter H
Schube. Of Rome Richlaud Co., Ohio, in
! iured about the spine. but it is though
not very dangerously: Mr.. Bsttman. o.
Cincinnati. very seriously injured abou
the head and chest: his arm is also frac
tursd. and itis feared il viii not recov'
| or. t-q5H-rn1 tesa 49,, ,ses t
The CAUSE OF the ACcIDENT.-Tht
accident occurred to the Cincinnati Ex
press, due at Utica at $50 A. NJ. II wal
some what behind at Whitsbore' and wal
comming at high rate OF speed. when {
met on the bridge ever Sequoit Creek. the
Utica Accommodation for the West, eac
on its own track. The engines crossed
the bridge, but as the passenger car Of the
expsess and the freight ears Sf the accom-
mediation came upon i. the North side
gave way, precipitatinR. the freight carr
into the creek. and piling the passenger
cars one above the other, and literally
sbisering the platforms and seats to atoms
as the cars strHok the abutment Th'
persons injured were all on the expires
train. The passenger oar on the accomo
dation did not reach the bridge.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-20
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHtLa apELPHtA. way ". INar.
Flour continues inactive, bat preea remain without
CHANGE superhne sold for export at - 50. There 10
stsady d-maBd for sme consumption at - S0a4 62k
for en- good brands: 75H5 for extra aud 2Sa
50 for extra1amIiy andianay brands.
There u bat lille demand for whea. and for loweF
grades. of when the buk NJ stock enEss,s pFlcef
are droOping; sales ~ prime S@nfherH and Pehnsy.
vana at Ina1 19 for Fe 4. and 81 9eri IS forWhite.
Com is coming forward more freely. but the de-
maDd II limited; sales Of yellow al Tlesnts.
Oats anehangHd. saIesat 10 cents.
Whisky unchanged, sales at 81 I<s 22Xeenis.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-20

pAuxrln. Kr.. Apdl ESD. ,Se.

Carr. CLARKE: SIR--Tbrough tbs col
umns Of the Gazette, allow me the privi.
legs Of answering the anxious inquiries ei
my friends ia regard 70 40 advertisement
seen by them in The Cincinnati CONNER.
ciaI. The following note from my em-
plOyer, will. l hope. have The desired effect
Of removing all misrepresentation.
With the anticipation Of serving in the
future. a ct immunity which l honor and
respect, ITemain truly. your ob't serv't
JOYNM RRED
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-20
DAyvrcLE, KY.. April qqd. So.

THIS is to certify that Mr. John NJ.
Reed Of lancaster. Ohio. has been in my
employ since November last. and am we'll
pleased with him as workman. Mr.. r.
gave me notice that no wished TO give up
bis situation and desired me TO get another
workman as he wished TO leave in May OF
July. l can recommend him to any house
wanting bis services, as q matchmaker,
jeweler, or engIsver. He leaves his situ-
alton voluntarily. il be leaves at all.
j. B. AKIN.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-20
CINCINNAT MARKET.

CIxrINpsTI. May. ls 1852.
P.our-The mark ct was anite dhir to-day and the
sales unimpOrtane 81 65 to S5 the range for
perane IN eNTa white Wheat. Durng1he Asi two
days $50 bhs. reeeivea..
Whlsky-The demand IL aboht eaqal 10 the receipts
and the mank rules firm. SAT Of rs bFis II 10
I-2 and 9n0 do. from wagnns.H( 10 Pc.
Groeenes-rhene IL no change. Sales 0f 20 hhde
Sugar at 7a7Ke. For fair and good kair, 20 bs. No
lAsses at 3so. CoGee sells Ht1oKaiIk.
Wheat-A good demand. aud prices are hFm. Sael
3a0 bushels prime Write hf O0e.. $40 do good Whit
s4c 400 do fair white al 77e and 200 do good Red
| A. 7Oe
Coma god demand, and the receipts sell quick
| At 3ae.
BaFley--Ths marx 10 qnIet, with good demand
for prime At 4OA42e.
Oats--The mark Ell is quiet with a moderate demand
at aIa 32e,
mon grades are plenty and dull, and priees merely
nominal.
Butter-The market for prime yellow Is drm with
demand fully equal 10 the receipts, at I9ae0e. &c m
\ taon is dull aid nominal
BeAnA sale Of Is brls. fair " hate at55e per bnsh
K eI. Market dull.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-20

SOME one gives this good advice: 'owe
no man more than you are ablsto pay. and
allow no man 10 owe YOU more than your
are able to lose.' trl el
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-20

The extensive paper Mill Of Hanna 4
Son. at Steu6enyills, was burned on the
night Of the 9th. The books were saved.
Loss $50. 900: insurance $4,000.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-20

BrsHoP Simpson writes from Pittsburgh
that he has been able to cross the threshold
but twice since his return from Europe
His recovery is considered doabtful.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-20

A FACT WoRTn oT1Ne.---Newspaper
subscribers are infallible indications Of
mans moral honesty: They viii sooner
or later discover the man. II he is dis.
honest he will cheat the priuter someway
SAYS he has paid when he has not, or sent
the money and it was lost in tho mail, or
will take the papers for years without pay
ing and then move of leaving it coming
to the of ,s hs left. SO says an exchange,
it is trus eysry w,ri Of it. Whsn msn
voluntarily comes forward and pays for
his paper. you may rely on it he is honest.
and possesses heart ia the right place,
But what can we say Of the other class!
Reader if you have neglested the printer
you know your duty. Go and discharge
it like an honorable mani Piqua Enqui'
rer.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-20

MANY Of our troubles are God dragging
us, and they would end II We would stand
upon our feet. and 60 whittier he would
h ave US.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-20

A YEAR since. says the Painsville Tel
sgrapb, potatoes sold there at 8 80; now
they are dull At l8c, esg,i.9 .ssssa
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-20
BALTIMORR MARKET.

BsLrISoag. May II. 1853
Flour Il dull and lnweE sales of Ohio and Howard
street at - e5. aud City MIlia at 81.
Whestis dull.
Corn hrm; yellow Is aetiJe at 6ea7Oc; white dun al
63S865 cents.
whisky IL dali.
Provisions dull and dropping. Bulk Shoulders al
6I cents; sides e< et bts
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-20

TIE BLIND VocALrsTs ARE COMING
The Hosletlsr Family The family consists
of four persons. three ofthem withoutsyen
eye balls. the other one seeing dimIy
with one eye. They will give two OF their
grand entertainments, in the Court House.
in Lancaster, on Saturday and Monday,
Nay 22d and Gath. The Concert consists
OF Vocal, Matt onsl and instrumental ma
sic. They never fail TO interest and amuse muse
all in the most satisfactory manner; our
exchanges speak highly Of them as being
worthy of entire patronage, and the object
OF their travelling is toprocure them home
fer the future. We hope cur citizens will
give them full house. Admitanee 90
cents, Children half price; family tickets
reduced according to number and size. :
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-20

ET Our sweetest experiences of affee-
tion are meant to be suggestions OF that
realm which is the home Of the heart.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-20


GEs See Capt. Sdlans advertisement 10
NOday'S paper. He is ready cut and dry'
to give the very best Of bargains in every
thing in his line.
EEsee also. the advertisement Of John
ID. Martin, Esq,-Gas stock at auction
now is the time to get light and make a
speculation. IS
EEwe take pleasure in calling atten'
tion 10 the advertisement Of the Pleasant
Township Seminary. Action is the lever
.aud knowledge the fnlkrum that can raise
us to ths full enjoyment Of life.
EESe RoSt. Reeds advertisement
$40 reward. Bad boys had better be-
ware,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-20

HVoar paper. lhis vesE. !. barren. q
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-20
1OTTY OF LANCASTER:

RFhuTsday Morning. May 20, 1885
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-20
70 SIC Capt. Jdl. ans adverlissmsnt 7

'ealtoFial pAIIeF, 70 consequences u y
.siekuess. and death Of our dear boy,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-20
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Lancaster, Logan And Athens
ST AGE OFFICE.
at u. S. Hotel, Columbus, o.

4 wv ateK r. M !. ARRIVING at LANCASTBAkf at
az Ret1fning, leaves Shaffer House, Lancaster, al
IA, NJ arrving at Columbus at " =: M, In time 70
counect with Northern Eastern and Western Trains.
The Proprietor begs leave to inform the travelling
pa6llc that hisline has been thoroughly reorganized
and furnished with good stock, comfortable coaches
Will be employed. and passengers may rely with ccr'
tainty that will henceforh be to vex
atious delays the road but that they VIII arrive a.
the hours designated. ~ ~. +
~ Logan Observation-Disclosures. 9 so.
Athens., ......,......... 3 IS.
April s,-Imf9. SAMUEL GRIM.
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STEAM REFINED
CRUSHED SUGAR
LOUIS ] BOssIEUx.

. a u 4
warranted 10 stand in any climate, much below the
Northern price, tor an al ticle of liz "a standard
Call and examine IL at my factory, No. 81 Main
street.
No o ynJVIS 7 pn1aIEUY
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EDUCATION.
NIGHT SCHOOL OF THE MECHAN.

IN 'CoVOb VT iNE vi EGhAN-
= ICs' INSTITUTE The Commit h.vs a..
to inform the patrons OF the Institute that
Sasy nave engaged the valuable services of Messrs
SpNN SMITH as Teachers for the present ses.
SGT, winch wall commences on MONDAY NIGHT
tc I3;h OF November, and continue every other
night. for four months. wv o''''
The price OF tickets for the session vii, bs 4, N
whch win entitle the holder to all the privileges Of
we lnstitute for one year, such 40 attending the
Fair, the Lectures. &c '"e
- Tickets may be hal by applying to either of the
COMMITTEE OF to Mesars. Cone smi.h. at their
SCHOOL room on franklin street. In II ar Of the Me-
CRANES institute. on Saturdays from ITO o'clock
OF any Gay IN thew from to o'clock in the eve.
Inc school room of the Institute will be tied q
In the best style with every convenience and eom
fort The scholars will be required 10 furnish their
own Books and Stationery '
VIM MACFARLANE,) Committee
SIS COTTRELL, on the
BAkuAMIN, J Night school
l4-endfNiS H- NNNV'-
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=
BY /. s. q. Is. Davenport.

GROCERIES, sc, AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY 4th November wo will sell,
az 10 O'CLOCK at our auction store, assortmeatef
50l bbls Crushed ard Coffee Sugars
9A bbls .iolssses Syrup
$50 tags LagusyIa Coffee
Sh sides Sole Leather
80 boxes soap and Candies
so half chests Tea
ln0 bbls " Rum
257 do Old Rye. Bourbon and Rectihed Wits.
key
25casks pure imported French Brandy
81 quarter casks sherry and Port Wines
leo bbls Tanners Oil
Tobacco, Cigars. &c, &c.
TERMS Under 500 cash; $IOOa and aver months
credit for approved papar.
Oc ~ K q n DAVENPORT Apct.
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By T. Is. Cook, Auct.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ATAUC.
- TlOS.-I will sell at my store on FRIDAY the
OH inst, at 10 O'Clock large lot of Hon ehol fnr-
nture. cons sting Ct Bureaus; hedsfeais. Chairs
Tables; Wsshstands; sofas; Lounges; Gard Tables.
Ha'r and chuck Mattresses; splendid Feather Red
put little used; entirely new Velvet Carpet en-
tirely new three-p,y do; second hand do in aood
order; large Coo XIII stove. in good order several
farIor ana once do, &c. Op0k
n04 Auct;or.nr
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By Larus q Chine. Auot

Dy LHrus q DNIHe, AuCtS.
SPLENDID s T OCK OF ENGLISH.
- GERMAN AND AMERICAN GOODS AT AUG.
lluN We Will commence to sell public auc ion
THIS EVENING, at O'Clock the handsomest and
largest stock OF staple English German and Ameri-
can Goods. suitable for the city and country trade.
Country merchants would find it to their advantages
to attend our sales. where they have opportuni-
~ ofaddng to their stocks in small lots great va
rets Of saeabe articles not to be found in any 9TH
or establishment in this city. Al-o superior in
voice OF Gold Watches aud iewelry, Guns. Pistols.
Cutlery Fancy Good &C together with good as
sortrent of Housekeeping Go)is.
Sale positive and will commence at ~ o'clock
each evening, until further notice at No u Main
street. LAkUS SHINE,
"a
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AUCTION aALHa.
l'.1s-ll-a]'
FUTURE UAM

EOR SALE. RENT, OR EXCHANGE
FOR RICHMOND PROPERTY "A Farm, Of
40 acres. with new and comfortable dwelling and
all necessary tutbuildings. "a miles from Rich
mond, and hal, mile from the York River Hail
Paine and others.
70 one Wishing 10 engage ia agricultural, horti.
or The diiry business. the farm Is particu-
TEsNs-uneh urth cash; and the balance in I. 2
and years, interest from date of saletbs pprcba.
ser giving b. nos ard approved security and tn
title retained until the last pa ym emit i made.
For further PARTICULARS. call at I'D room o Main
between 18th and 18th streets. or address me AT
hlchTond. Va &. A. HAKT, ID. D.
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CRATES. TENDERS, FINE SETS OF

~ SH0YELS, T0NdS AID POK ERS-I have for
s4 e an elegant assortment of all kinds of Crates,
.-ciajIng every style Of Tenders, Summer Pieces,
handsome and plain sets of Snoyes, Tongs aud
PgKers. sesen Cliff rent siZes OF coal Scutleb, cinder
e novels. fire Shuvels; handsome Stands Tor Shoyels
I'D P0kers; Blower Stands brass and Iron footmaGs,
Brick nre SLABS and Jams; sets of soap stone fDr
setting up Crates Tavern and Church Bells, OF
. eett one. Buiders, housekeepers, and others In
want OF ANY Of the above articles can Toe supplied al
the inweet Northern prices. / am manufacturing
ali kinds of Braes and iron Works OF the above de-
-cription at my BELL and bRAsS FOUNDRY, and
CRATE and FENDER MaNuFACTORY, No. 225
Main street. between 6th and 9Th streets, West side,
hichmond, Va.
an I6-dix q D. nENOON.
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BY (. B. Cock, Auct.
OF DRY GUUDS, SATINETs,

SIUCk OF Dhf GUODS, ShI1NETs,
~ &c, AT AUCTi0N.-The subscriber, intending
to change his present business. will SELL al his store
on Market Bridge, No Is Main street, on MON DAY,
November sth 10 O'Clock, the balance of his stock
OF Dry Goods, Satnets. e., comprising general
and varied assortment Of fresh and seasonable
goods, well worth the attention Of the trade.
At the sams time will be Foid large show Gases,
set OF Store Stools large Store Stove in first rate
order.
ERNs-All sums under $50. cash. over So and
under $780, months; over 500, six months credit
for approved endorsed negotiable paper.
HENRY BROWN.
gaIa conducfad hv K II CnoR kucf
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' Office. ,,,.-,
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

have recey we'd. and will open this morning. d
r IA and 4znincrnt assortment OF
LADIES Dress GOODS.
embracing ali the newest designs Also, a splendid
- X 81
CLJrHs. CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS,
& rs grade and color. 4 beautiful line of
TyteT-, Sattinets, Angola CassimcrCs, and fine Ken
.. Jeans u table for Boys " ear; Fine Bed and
.lu Blankets; also, large stock If servants do.
a heavy stock oi Negro Clothing Of every quail ~:
. 5ag with 20 neral sock OF every species OF Do
'l,-tIc Coos. All OF Inch have been purchased
New Work within fe~ days past, the ost
,ovoraJlc terms, and viii be sold cheap for CASH
prompt y ,yl1g CustJGItrs
4 call i. resp c:iu Is solicited Of al who want
G-Rp aGG good floods All ask, come ana see and
II lxe for yourselves, and / will guarantee u
Tlt.s-, at No. 90 Main street
&C EN- JNO L SMITHFR
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DROPERTY FOR SALE win he sold

L at Bellfield. Henrico county. 10 miles below
Richmond and p.iles from James tiyer the late
residence OF Thomas j. West, deceased on WE'D
NESDAY, November ", 1853. the fol owing prop
eTty:
Five Mules two Carriage and one Buggy Horse;
one Carriage and HaTne 8; one Buggy and Uar.
ness; eight Mich Cows; one pair Of oxen AMI
Bull thirty fine Hogs and fifteen or twenty Pigs:
twenty one sheep good breed J two new 4-borse
Wagons; Running Gear; Blacksmith Tool; ,hree
Wagons and three Tumbrci Carts, IN good order;
lot of Gear; CALDWELL Threshing Machine Wheat
Fans, Corn shelter. ard various Farming imele-
ments in G ,od order; 40 70 D barrels Corn; Elk
teen stacks Fodder; ebueks, Straw, &C; Household
and Kitchen Furniture the usnsl variety seven on
Gig hit coed feather-Beds
TERHs--AlIs sums under s2sl cash; over that amount
six months credit for h nds. With good security,
hearing interest. with end 'rsenen, thereon that
il prompts paid the interest will &C Temitted.
The Farm g Bel6-li,p about Two hundred ores
in good order. on which sixty bu. hels Of White
Wheat is seeded, is for rent Also, frtrate blaek
smith will be for hire, and perhaps many other val
nable negroes -
COPELAND RANDOLPH.
IT vHsr.w
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COUNTRY PHYSICIANS Will find q
Clarge an choice stock of perfectly fresh and re-
liable medicines seec exp easily for Country Ply
sieians, Family and Plantation use; Chemical aud
Pharmaceutical. preparations of our own manufac,
ture. made strictly accord .n.e with the United
States Pharmacopaia, of full medical efficacy, the
same "a dispent cd by the subscribers il an ex
tensye prescription and physicians business, and
for which the Virginia Mechanics Institute award
ed the First Premium at the Fir 1885, ana the Sill
YER MEDAL at The Far of 1857.
Also, the choicest Perfumery, from the most cele
bratid American, English and French PerfnmeIs;
Toilet Soaps; Cosmetics; Fancy 9ocds; Brushes;
Combs Of all kiDds; Surgeons Instruments; and q
full assortment of all other articles in the Drug line
for sale at
LAlDLEY Il 1BINSON'S New DRUG Store,
&C 26 tth and Franklin streets Richmond,
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IX7M. & DAVID GIBSON.

w HOUSE CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
MAIN NEAR TUE CORNER OF STH ST RICHMOND, VA
Respectfully infOrE the Citizens OF Richmond and
public generally, that they ere prepared with the
assistar re of their power, and all the most
Useful wood working machinery, TO execute every
description of work in tn If line OF business, IL
manner not TO be surpassed, such as Building HOSES
If all dimensions repairing remodeling the same;
kutting in Store Fronts of any kind. SheFngs put
ner Stairs tuilt aud Hand Rails worked according
to cone:rical Principles; Cornices made to suit any
FASH Blinds and Doors made to order, and sent u
any part of the country; every kind OF Wood Turn
ing such Stair Balusters, Newell Posts. &c. Ar
cnitecturaI Wood Carving for Store Fronts, and
Capitals for Porch columns. All orders executed in
o neat manner.
WGDGI8Sl IN hope by strict attention to bust
ness together with their prsct knowledge OF the
same. 10 merit continnsnee of pa 'lic patronage.
M. Ocdsrs respectfully s)icitsi. ol2-im*
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L
Richmond, July list, 1853, &C %-Im&
DIsSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

~ The partnership heretofore existing under the
firm of S. MASON & co. is tn day dissolved by
mutual consent All parties having claims against
the late firm. will Immediately prese { thi m for
liqnidation and all parties indebted will please pay
Boon possible In winding up s MASON 4
CO.'S business either partner will sign for the firm
The subscribers take great pleasure in Jointly re-
turning their sincere thanks to their numerous Gus
toners for the very liberal patronage they have re-
ceiyed since going into the Bottling business.
s MASON
EDW'D MCADAM
n. B In consequence of the approaching season,
and wishing to extend my Old established soap and
candle business, | tiud cannot spare time suff-
cient TO devote to both factories have therefore
sold out my interest in the BottiiGg establishment
10 s. MASON. my late partner | take great plei,-
sure in recommending him to my friends and the
public generally as gentleman worthy of the ut
most confidence and enc engagement
EDHjD McADAM
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DRY GOODS.
NEW CASH DRY Goons sTnnr

n VII UNI 0VUuH STUKE.-
a., Inc subscriber most respectfully informs hi.
Ed az no g, Broad street, between sth and oh ana
as,as vh great care handsome as.or,ns mt Of
ENs, CQITnNs, FLANNgLs. kIgRi,Ns VIE
n Lacss. FANCY ARTICLES. syAIi.
r 1919. &C. &c. all of whish will be .o,d at low
III III ntseniion 70 ,he stock of bRKsS ,,ssops
saiss as and kIsBoNs. which are Of the newes;
rsri sla uSnt at great reduction frs NJ the
- - et t price. Having made arrar gements 10
=" y" mos entirely On the sys'tm the public
nay rely ut all times to buy If me on the most IN
probation. w 7 swup tSs' ny
&C H-im Agent fer J II Anthony Trustee
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en- WN FEET INCH OAK BOARDS.

SD MM FEET INCH OAK BOARDS.
OO,OOO This lot Of Oak Boarfs is one that
was got en- out for New York Furniture y anuiac-
turing purposes and will be found much superior in
quality TO those gotten cut for Tobacco Boxes and
though it cost higher price. it will be found
cheaper in The end than ordinary lots Of TIC bacco
Boards-landng and fer ale accommodating
terms by nos TRUMAN A Parker.
ITO COUNTRY MEkCHANIS.-byr re-
l. cent Improvement and enlsr cement my lacto-
~ is complete, and by f. the largest establish
ment Of tho kind south of Philadelphia, which
ables me to eff to the trade of Virginia. North Ca
relina and Tennessee also to the city grocers
article of
CITY MADE.
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-EL CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

49, The subscriber has on hand at his Coach
Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley between
Main and Cary Oath and 18th streets) neal the CO.
lumbar Hotel, COACHES, CHARI0TEES BA-
EOUCHES. HUGHES, with aud without tops, aud
and worsmanship;a all OF which will be sold as low as
good work Of the kind can be in the city of Rich
mond. and respectfully ask a call from those In
wantof any article in the Carriage line, am de-
termnei to mako TO order and sell ct the loves.
prices possible and all work sold, that is new. war
ranted. MICAJAH NANGiIW
fe l8-qm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-04
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