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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-09
BRASS AND IRON FOUNDRY


n W. JONES, proprietor Of the Brass "A
L. and Iron Foundry has determined & Z,
to put down the price d castings, such as ~
crate bars and gin gearing, 70 the low figure Of
3 cents a pound. also the Hall & Spear" Thow,
improved, No ] and 2 to 81 so aud s. 90 the
Scooter pillow, improved, at 80 cents only.
lie is also prepared to do any kind OF ma
chnery tina, the country may want in work
mgnke manor
lie has on band Iron railing Of beautiful pat
terms for galleries, grave inc,0snres &c. A TO
metallic packing, second hand boilers and steam
engines, which be will sell on reasonable terms.
Circular saw mills made to order, and aii kinds
Of machinery repaired.
Terms vii be made 10 suit purchasers by their
giving good city acceptance, Oh any responsible
house
r. ". JONES.
Shreveport, Sept .. 1855. nol-u
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ExscutoYN Malice.

On tho 2s,h dag Of July. 1883, tie undss
sgaed wsa sp oini3d by he Coaa.y court q
Ilsrrison eoan.y, pertaining 10 the etais Of Do
eased persons, Escca,or, With the will annexed
a II. ", Hun, desnwsed THIS . therefore, "a
notify I'll parsons having ciAima agaisse sid
a,ate. to prsssu; them within the time prescribed
BY law and those indebted, to make .mrci.Asc
payment I a FELL Far
Eart . fQsk ~ q,
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ADKINS HOUSE,
MARSHALL TEXAS,

y ADKINS, r.orntrroR
Gez<rai S,asa Ola for Sa,essper' Ht- ser'
son jsfeyson, Iy<r, 1T:
THE attention Of tho public Is called 70 this
establishment TIE proprietor FEES thar,
lal for the iibera, patronage exiend@d since the
opening Of his new h0ase, ard as..s = con:ina.
snce Of the same as be Is determined TO spare NJ
pains 20 please, and therefore confidently expects
liberal sappori In thcrt lis am 10 10 make
il one o. the hes, houses In the STATE
The rate Of chsrssa arc % low ,oss be fatscsu
tlnssclf none will comnain.
Terms; per day 81, per meal so osna
June e, 1858 ly
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SELLING OFF At COST TOR
g EIgs

HAVING purcha.ed III, entire interest Of
Al Goods heretofore owned by HAYNES h
HARRIS, will sell the sane at COST for
CASH. Our Old customers, who iisve bern
lrolapt, and such a. know to he promp. ADD re-
reduced prices.
Ny stock is large, rew, and vel sslccsej--
comprising Staple and Fancy Dry & cods Boots,
Shoes, Hats and Caps, Hardware. Clccnsware
Glass, snd other items to1 numerous 10 mention
ali OF which are going At sacrifice,
Tho7e indebted to HAYNES 4 Harris 70, 1855
and 81, by note or account AZ invited 10 settle
up, as will no. srter uy business to remain TN.
sctt.ed much ioaesr.
r. p. HAYNES
Marshall Texas. aug &c, So sl-ti
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing under the
name and style Of Bell 4 HUI is this day
dissolved by the death of II NJ. Huff
r A. BELL
Surviving parirer.
Septnmber q 1859
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MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE.

In Consequence OF the excessive heai lae com
Of the naai session 10 the Masonic
Female lniii's;e, las heen postponed lrom tie
first Monday in September, u the frs, MONDAY
in October
August &C. 30, il-it
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LOST.

T'UE unccri.'icnai heedriyh. certificate q
/ IlNard = Bate, issued hy the Board Of
Land Commissioners, Of Harrison county In
Januaiy, 1875, numbered sO2, fourth class. r.
$40 acres OF land. II n1, found Or intelligence
Of j; is not received a; the war department with
in tAr- months from the date q this Publication.
shall apply to the proper department Of the
Government, for 4 duplicate,
JAMES BATE.
Administrator Of the cs,a'e q Edward s
Bate deceased
July 20. 1853 Of
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Ry tho Row S r nridar cn thc - ~ Sop
TENDER Inst, Mr. RpBr II NOlIrN.of Hsr
rison coan'y Teua 20 Nrs JOSEPHINE
SIN Mons, Of Ca1Ao parish Ia
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Auction SaIa.

7 WILL SELL Al Auction every Saturday &C;
a, a.ga;a, gooa asSos,nsos.. OF Dry Goods
boots, Saoa, ha,a aad Ready Made Ilo.h.aE
also ilqsosa sad oro>sles- Gone and ", bar
gains
sC1iw NnTZ
fs-' H. Neaf NJ
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c. T.. HYNsON.

U A1s II Z sNSO.N9
GENERAL dealer in DRY GOODS, DeoAA
" Shss. Clothing. Hats, Crockay ssd Hard
ware &c, Eas, side Public sqaasc, a ~ o.d
Stand Of e. Z Hynson 4 Co, opposite ~ "A.
kius Horsc
M,KsuALl July 20. 1883. No e II
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ONE PRICE CLOTHING STORE,
No 81 Mag1zs-e Siret. .N.ie Or.1r;.
CONSTANTLY On hand the la-yes. assort-
\ man- o; ssasonable Clothing, OF every de
scfipuon for Men ard Bows to be found in Neg
Orleaus--ali Of which will be sold q, the love-.
prices for CASH st retail or wholesale
August &c, - Sis
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TIME exercises Of the Marshall Republican
j Academy commenced on MospAY, the 9Th
inst
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-09

We see it announced that a Miss
Roberts is lccturiny az Auburn, y Y.
on old maids She has chosen an una'-
tractive subject.
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JOSEPH BECHrOLD makes superior ma.
~ raye anil az l0w p,,css They can bc iaGnl
OF All sifaa q, Mr. EvsS store, in Marshall,
whore orders can be laft for any particular kiud
required They will be made Al shos, notice
Msrch / 2. SO No 2s-.f
TO r II Il Publ .ICi
SnRryfeorT, August 81, 1853.
Il. W. loCGnrRY--b asT 81 --RgDors have
beca pat 10 circulation that the ASTON
HOUSE hAs hen oosea IN consequence Of Sci.
low ie~eg---wAlch is not The fact | will here
state 70 TIC travelling peblle tha. my House
WILL NOT CLOSE, ard they may rely on
being able, as heretofore, to always msst with a
hc@pt'o'c reception and table supplied with
all the market a.fsns
Very respec.ially your n6dt segt,
81 7. J ASTON
fYqqs...os Aasss Eo-se
Auras, 81, So 5,.1r,
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considerable adlisicus ol IL nsuu1 - nons
tasa:onAbe designs Hsnav thns1us aeneasss.
with ccnideuce, that b. b.
Ysaass JOB yAINr1xo Tsallhax0Ab - onea
aud is fully prepared 70 sgseste q WIT ~
which be may b Avoesd u eyA ~ ~ 49,
cc.lctl By any ~tsbliahaeut b ~ epapG7. ~
hs on hand hres lot u eaedA 4 q - :
superior artic.e o. book paPse; bulo4 : u
10, Of foolscan folio, Fosl ~ h119 -; Z
very prss'y aasossneet u ~ paQ~ - Dj61
ball tickets hnncrl oote pop1R -, - ~
work i not crv I'll sssesast. ~ ~ Osue
dollar
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PalrulErS. FUNERAL Tlcfe1o,
: ::ii;;E|,t gitts:.' El 9sl Ne
n ifFN HONoR uatlk ~.
viii br psis.sd a IL sh0tsA 49,
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LAW CARD.

gro LANE. dio,reg &, iss. Marshal. lIsr.
" riaor county, resas
,5.e,nbar TO- 1853
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D SIS REWARD.-Ranaway from

FLA my farm, Craigton, early in October last, u
d. bright mulatto GIRL named NANCY GRAN
an THAN, sometimes calling herself Mary.
Sue has bright black eyes, long black eyelashes
hin visage, bushy head of hair. Of sandy color 4,
5iralsht, stabilize form, and steps long when walk
Lug, and Is about fifteen yeSrs old. viii give $50
ior her apprehension and delivery 70 at by farm
Nd s2S Tor the discovery OF her harberers with su
ncient proof 20 convict them. she has relatives III
the city of Richmond, living near the Monumental
Church, aud was last seen going from Manchester
60 that part Of the town.
fe Its WM A. CHRISTIAN.
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MARBLE woh z ,..uorn p.,o..

Azfn Erred nearly opposite &cond Bdptia Church.
DuaisrS In italian and American Marble, and Man
ufActurers Of Monuments. Tombs. &C.. respectfully
invite the attention % those In want TO their stock
On hand, which oonaists Of larger as ,rtnent Of
M0NuMkNT6. TOMBe. HEAD PIECES, &C.,
thaa can Be fonnd IN the State which they VIII sell
aHpeens lover than the same article be purchas
a N this or any Of the Northern cities
A0nunpen<D d any size design made to order, OF
n bsss Italian o. American Marble. on favorable
sgyaas. and svsry style Of lssssrtng. neatly exc.
C0ae0- 10 5-sm
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MARsLs WORKS.
JOHN W. DAVIES,
:exACfICAL erONp GUTTER AND MASON.

Hsin slrcsz Sstwesn ssh and 9Th sta,
2scHMoND, Va.
nmumeots a. any DE or design, made 10 order
of tie heUt Italian Or American Marble.
mepectfn1ly invite the attention Of those In want
teny sfock. which q the largest and best finished
aasQftmenf Of MONUMENTS, T0MBS, HAD PfR.
CHS md kANTLk6. " be found In the city
cultural eoclsey. and Mschanics Institute. ssN
THE RICHMOND SODA WATER AND
EQkcE. WITH ITe MOBILE SET or SELF. xfsT.
hna3 cSxHEkAToRGfHE OLDEST or TIfE
I'd sodA Wetsr z put M by r. No oRMAcK.-
49,. Ie9Noa npd bekanpa91iA POI. rhliadAirhiA Poe-
b Is 3 s, Sc sS sss. ss :i sss,p.
49, - g sapegloE euak3ev. - pint ard bah
4. Ss06EnAox. M Broad =.
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---------------E-----s----c -------1----rT-----
BUSINESS CARDS.

r. B. CLOPTON,
l. ARCHITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
Is prepared TO survey, locate and make Esti-
mates for all kinds of Canals and Roads; will Sur
vey Lands and furnish Drawings for all kinds OF
will make Designs and Estimates for Public Build
ings Private Residences Stores and Manufactures,
and superintend The construction Of the same. He
will also Measure all kinds of Earth Work, Mason
ry, Bricklaying, Carpenters Work, sc. He feels
confident that he can give satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their patronage. fe 8-Sm
J. r. URUMP. q. g. Is now associated with +. 8.
CLOPTUN, and the business will henceforth be con-
Quoted under The style Of CLOPTON 4 CRUMP.
So OIice on Main street, 4 doors below Exchange
Rank Richmond Va.
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT. 2sO BRoAp

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, 23O BROAD
W STREET. the only place where you can obtain
cheap pair OF Shades See prices:
Beautiful Landscapes 371ec. cheap at TO
Plain Shades soc, worth 81
Bouquets 75c, worth 81 Is
Vases only 81, - 200
Gothic style 81, Z" l.50
Gold and Velvet Sl.25 cheap atSs
Gold Centre Sl.50, worth 60
Gold and Velvet Centre 81. cheap at 500
Dry Landscapes 81 50, worth 800
Also, 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 at
ii. GoLDRN'B Dry Goods and Shade Store
GG Broad street.
N. B.-storekeepers and PedIars supplied at New
York prices.
ka- Shades made to order at short notice.
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NEGARS.-A fine assortment of Segars,
- both imported aud domestic, may be fonnd at
the Apotheoary Store of the subscriber
JN0 w GARLICK
ana Markat Erap NIL in etra
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TOILET ARTICLES.-A full assort-
ment of Colognes. Extracts. Soaps Combs,
Brushes. &c. just received and opened at the Drug
Store Of JNU W GARLICK,
ap3 Market Place, Franklia street.
WILBOR'S COD LIVER OIL AND
W LIME; Burnett's, Frayser's, Shines and
Rushton's Cod Liver Oil 0xygenated Bltters. Bosr-
HAYES Holland Bitters Hartshorn's Cure All, aud
full assortment of Patent Medicines, for sale by
WEARING 4 PEARCE, Druggists,
arg Corner 9Th and Broad sits.
CABINET RNIT URE WARE
~ ROOMS.-Haying replenlshed our stock since
the Gre we are prepared to supply our friends
and the public with FURNITURE Of every strle
and pattern, some OF which 10 the finest offered
in this market. Those in want are invited to give
us call Us we are determined 10 sell at very low
priees in order TO diminish our stock as much as
possible before removing 10 our new bHidiug Give
us q call and We think We can please you
Undertaking carefully and promptly attended to-
BINF0RD PORTER,
Cabinet Manufacturers
nah 26-fm Governor street.
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RUNAwAY4.

9 So REWARD-Ranaway from
"a Ir Registers Factory, negro boy named
"a LEWIS, about ~ years old dark complexion,
-. bad J dressed, stammers, and had q largely
swelIed jaw, with Sores and keeps his jaw tied up
With handkerchief I will pay the above reward.
If delivered to sr. ROyster myself III has been
seen frequently at the Old Market.
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NOTICE. have this day appointed
" JACOB RICE, Of the city Of Richmond, my
Agent, TO conduct the busnessi in Dry Goods Shoes
Roots. Clothing. &C. and to sell and buy exclusively
for cash. 3 ROSENFELS
mh 3p-l0t&
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FOR SALE, &C.

TOR SALE.-Virginia State Stock.
u fe2 Ri MAURY co.
A LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE
n For sale, my Farm of 81 acres, in Albsmarle
county. adjoining J. o. Massey, Snoed and others
liz miles from Charlottesville, two and half from
ne Virginia Central Railroad and two from tee Ri
wanna improvement One hundred and twenty
acres-one-thrd bottom land are cleared, enclosed
and highly improY cd All necessary out buildings
and well of first rate water are on the premises-
Terms liberal If preferred, exchange will be
mond. or cali at my Office. corner of franklin aud
Governor streets. g. A. HART
avn
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ITO MERCH ANTS AND OTHERS
= WISHING TO STORE.-I have ample room
ior storing large quantities of Merchandise, drain.
DO. Terms moderate. Apply to 1865
NH 3O-ts LYLE FOsTER. as Cary street
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R0YS' CLOTHING FOR SPRING.
- am now receiving my usual supply of Boys and
children Clothing for Spring and Summer wear
Call at ia Main street. 0 ~'
apl VIM IRA aMITu
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Hi.s V1t AtH1If 7 NO TUT % o1196 '" vi
IaI arranged Brick Dwelling, lately occupied by
81 Jno, W CardweU on 9Th street, north of Leigh
street COZ tanning nine large, airy rooins, with gas
fixtures complete and oil cloth the passage tloors
and staIrways. There is also water in the yard.
The premises III fine order having very recently
undergone all necessary repairs and painting. I'm
mediate possess on can be had. App! to
TlIUS j. BAGBY, Agent and Collector
= Vain
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A "a l PERUVIAN GuANO ATRE-

u 0UCED PRTCES.-The Agents1of the Peruvian
Government having reduced their prices for Guano
We now having shippad, and will soon be in re
ceipt of our Spring supply from Baltimore I, ( TIN
stamp "A" and in prime order. We are now pre-
pared to make engagements for early delivery at
reduced prices, and on the most favorable terms.
We have also on hand, about 40 tons Of Patagopis
iuaao, Of the cargo received last FALL and A Mex,
lean Gusno of the best quality, ana at the lowest
prices CRENSHAW 4 Co,
North side Of the Basin, Richmond, Va.
Pts = - 49,
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81 DIV ELLINU UN VI AIN 81 hEEI
AsI FOR RENT.-The D~elling over the store Of
Lea Saiterwhite, No q Main street, suitable ier
la rye family containing rooms, kitchen. wood and
coal house, and hydrant in the yard. Enquire with
in auG-4r%
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TWIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
EHTABLIsHMkNT. THIRTEENTH STREET

BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.-Ths subscriber is
fully prepared 70 do all kinds Of work Ia the above
business with dispatch; and returns thanks to his
numerous patrons for past favors and solcits con-
tinuance Of the same. Being master ofhis business
he can promise his customers that all work done by
him WIN at least Be equal 70 any other house In the
CITY and fully ~ cheap-a fAot known to all persons
WhQEnov what good work Ia
ROOFIN0, GUTTHRIN0, Ac.-He IL prepared to
execute this description Of work 10 Q very superior
manner both In taNn and country.
TIN WAREcQways on hand Q large and general
aaeRtmept Of Tin Ware, Wholesale and retail.
. GAS F1TTIN0-He u likewise prepared 10 do all
6n6e of9As Fitting In the best manner.
PtMPS.-He keeps always on hand large and ax.
q lSive rock Of Wen and Garden Pumps.
ieH CHARLE6 II. LANGLEY.
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CROsHONG. TUPMAN s. Co.. invite

GROSHONG, TUPMAN e. Co., invite
~ attention to the following lots of goods now
ready for the Spring Trade:
Cashmere Businers Suits
Single Mied Cloth Coats
English Silk Vests
Fancy do do
80 dozen Linen Handkerchief
100 do Brown, Fancy AMI White Socks
Black Doe Skin Pants Collars
Drawers, Gloves, Suspendors
Neck Ties. Stocks, Crayats
Merino and Silk Shirts
Fine Dress and Frocks Coats
Spring Over Backs
MArseiiles and Linen Shirts.
The above goods are new and will be sold cheap.
Call and make your selections at
"a, M AIN STR EET,
where we have moved for few months until our
NEW STORE is completed.
app GROsHoNG, TUPMAN & co.
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WA A CHRISTIAN.
d SADDLE AND HARNESS

"a SADDLE AND HARNESS
~ tzsA MANUFACTORY.-SAMU s. COT
Al TX IRELL. Wholesale and retail, No. us,
Main street Richmond, Va. returns hi
thanks TO his old friends and the public generally,
for tlle very liberal patronage he has received ~
their hands for the last sixteen years and assures
Them that he is at present better prepared 10
mediate them than ever from the fact that be has Ia
ms employ ment the very best hands, and
but the best materials.
lie has always on hand good supply of ali Quaii-
ties OF articles usually kept in his liDe which will
ha sold low as they can be purchased any where.
He invites the public aud his old friends and custo
mers 70 give him call. silver medal has been
awarded 10 him by the Mechanics institate, At ITS
two last hbitioos-honorable testimonials Of the
skill and fidelity Of the work done in his establish
neGt. SAM'L 8. COTTRELL,
te l-dkcw3m No. lis Main ST.
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500. CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES,

k-sSa-FTTFlA5-F O41ANNIhULGs NhANIAUIJ.
SES1zS-- The subscriber has on hand at his Coach
Making Establishment. ON Lombard Alley, between
Main and Cary (I3h and l4th Streets near the CO.
lumbar Hotel, COACHES, CHARACTERS BA-
kOUCHES. BUGGlES, with and without tops and
SULkIES all of his own make af tin best materials
and workmanship; all of which will be sold as low rs
good work of the kind can be in the city Of Rich
mond, and respectfully ask a call from those la
galit Of any article in the Carriage line as am de-
t,rDiineI fe make Ia order and sell at the lowest
prices possible and all work sold that ia new war.
raHted. MICAJAH MANGUM
ia
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nk HAGAN'S JOHN is out n

C[A HAUAN . JUdN IS out = y
~ of the ring. The question will [CCN
be asked. Nhyl 1t is written, the iaborer Is WOr.
thy Of his wages, and why should maa toll Tor
naugllt? thankful for past fayors, and u con.inu
ance of good will,
Rise, Jupiter and Snuff he Noon Z"
HAGAN'S JOHN still retains Creek Nation with
ALI its laws and indeble rights for i is written
Why should man despair Sc long az there il a rr,f
20 uu!url for he knoweth not his destinyY There
fore, have commenced nay old husiness on 18th
row to a six horse Coach--wil hire out, SELL trade
aud take Horses on iiyery-will be ready 20 trade
ior anything, from goose yoke up 10 blind OK -
Barnuul. with all his huuthugs and Waiker with his
military renown, is nothing 10 compare 20 ia
CANS JOHN career. which yon will hear more
hereafter. JOHN HABAN,
ia iQ--tS Crock Nation
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NOTICE.-LUUIs j. BIOS

CPECIAL NOTlCE.-LUUIS j. BOS-
~ Sioux removed his large STEAM CANDY
in July last. to his large, roomy
Ave story building, on the opposite side OF Main
street, six doors below the late stand of Purcell
Ladd Co. and directly opposite the I'D established
store of Messrs Binford. Mayo Blair, where he
would be happy TO accommodate his old customers
and the public generally. Thevery liberal patrori-
age bestowed upon him for the last ten years ena-
bis him, with an enlarged establishment TO Offer
inducements TO purchasers unequal this side of Phil
elohia, with more room. more force, more stock
and g settled disposition to do large wholesale bu
siness. ! solicit call from the buy ing public.
app No. 80 MAIN ~TRKET
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SPRING STOCK
~ READ THIS, IF You

kS II II A u THIS, If YOU <N~s
EPLEAS Ri have removed nv eskz1zsd
- store 10 FRANK lin street. doors below Gov.
<F ernor street, and opposite METROPOLITAN HeI
where am now prepared 70 manufacture Roots
aud SHOES at the shortest notice In the pastsst
style aud on the most reasonable terms I invite
my old customers and the public generally 10 viys
me call before purchasing elsewhere a0
T. S-hEPAtkING done at the shortest notice
and in the neatest style.
DAVID WALSH,
nm i1-dlm Boot and Shoe Maker
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NHE FACT is ESTABLISHED-

THE FACT is ESTABLISHED
Il LIST. That SCHAAP Il co. bought u very cheap
lot of Knives and Pistols
I'd. That they bought them as honorably as any
thing ever WAS bought.
Wheretor the court very promptly and properly
ordered them to be returned to ScnAAP Co. livery
body is them hereby formally kindly invited to
call and supply himself with anything In that line
at a price far below his lowest expectations House
keepers will find China, GLASS; Plated, Britain.
mia and Japauned Ware: Table Cutlery. Mirrors,
Clocks, SC, IS to so per cent cheaper than
goods going off at auction these days
SCHAAp CO..
NH 25 Corner of Broad and Sd streets
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JAMES NJ. CARTER,

HUU5E, SUN ANDUKNANENIAL PAINIL H
LIN AND l4TH STREETS, OPPOSITE THE
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
The subscriber returns his thanks to his friends
and the public, for the liberal snare of patronage
bestowed on him for the last sixteen years. and fiat
:ers himself by strict attention to business TO merit
hand a stock of fresh materials. and ia receiving
from the North. constantly Leads, Zines. White and
Colored Varnishes, Window Glass Japan Tins, Dry
Paints, &C, &c which he would be pleased to work
up on the most favorable terms having as compe-
tent workmen can be found in any other like es.
adjustment. Mr. Samuel Snyder who is so well
known in this city will! continue assist in the bus
iness, and can always be found at the shop. Old
Chairs, Walters, &C, neatly painted and regilded.
Transparent Window Shades, richly embeiished
and lettered, furnished to order.
fe 26-3m JAS NJ CARTER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-06

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
prize. are " - sl.eoo
prizes Of $500. approxtmating to 10000
prize, are l,IOO
prizes Of $40. approxtmAting 70 yio.UU
prize, are 80
prizes OF 3lZ, approxtmatina 70 SSOU
prize. are eOo
prizes of 500, approumating 70 &t.U0 ..
prize, are +O0
prizes Of SIS approximattng to 5000 -
prize, are w
prizes of $50 apprexlmating TO el.t00
prizes are lU
sOoa prfzes of $40 are 100 600
8 4s5 prizes. amounting 20 $4,000
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters "a 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-06

billiard TABLES FOR SALE.--The
- subscriber has thres superior BILLIARD TIA.
BLES for sale which will be sold very law dr. cs.h
or or ON reasonable time fer a good note
ANDREW MULLER
mn @-5w~ Opposite Metropolitan Hall.