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DRICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS.

-Ruptures curod Ruptures radically cured.
The price of Dr. Sherman great radical cure rupture
Truss has been reduced from SO to only S. placing
it in the power of all to obtain Of these invaluable
Trusses, and be perfectly cared This Truss con-
veDently be sent by mail or express to any portion
of the State.
send measure of your hips or pelvis-saying
whether you desire weak or strong spring, dis
tnctly writing your name and place of residence
The pad of this Truss works the ball and socket
system giving it great latitude of motion, so as TO
apply its pressure at any given point and then fixing
it there your pleasure by small lever attached.
1t is worn with perfect comfort. The Truss is neat
instrument, being perfectly simple and bot at all liza
bic to get out Of order be broken 1t has cured
great number OF persons in this city and throughout
the State and We will most eheerully refer to gen
temen who are we'll known for their veracity and
responsibility who have themselves been thoroughly
cured of this dangerous disease and tina too in
of long standing and of an aggravated nature.
All medical men pronounce 1t the very best Truss
known.
The money for the Truss must invariably be sent
in advance.
Persons not knowing us can send their money to
any merchant friend in the city, or we will give
any reference to responsibility aud promptness
The Truss or any information concerning It, can be
had of q. c. JACKSON,
No. IL Main street, Richmond.
N. B. Persons owning valuable slaves who are rup-
tured should by all means obtain one for they will
not only cure. but are SO durable that they are the
cheapest in the end.
Ali kinds of Trusses kept and sold on reasonable
terms. de t3-ly
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nat part of the town. wM A CHRISTIAN.
> $40 REWARD.-kan away from

* ,bs subscribsr. PHILIP TAYLOR. Sad ne
gro was bought by John Saunders, ESD OF
1ore,to Essex county Va who se s.,, n with "a
Mas 10 20 and ace his wife, and return IN one wsGx
RON the date Of the which was astea &, eafS 10
Sepfemlber last Ills wife was theT m, NV named
usgrn was emancipated by the late Thos U Taylor
viii give the above reward If delivered 70 me n
county, Va o
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nISPATCH
~ STRAIN POWER
Ph1N TING OFFICE,
Chrrer u 1ria and Thirteenth S:reets Richmond.
JOHN D. HANNERSLEY & CO., Proprietors.

THIS establishment (being the most complete Prin.
terry IN tho South both ~ regards Types Ornaments
&C., and the latest asd most approved Machine
Presss) IL daily turning out the finest specimens OF
BOOK and JOB PRINTING, such AZ
PAMPHLETS, BANK CHECKS,
CATALOGUES, NOTES, POSTERS,
. CIRCULARS. PROGRAMMES,
Bills OF IADING, HANDBILLs' &c.
~ Particular attention given 10 fine work for
Banks Public 0ices Insurance, Railroad and Trans.
pcrtatOu Companies, Tobacco Factors &c.
TINE DIsPATCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for CARDS. BILL HEADs Small
Circulars Labels, &C.. is capable OF turning Of 1000
OF this establishment 70 obtain this description Of
work AZ the shortest possible notice.
~ Irtcy reduced in proportion 70 the increase Of
Printing in Gold and silver Bronze. and various
colored Inks executed n the highest style Of the art
In this branch OF the business tho propf etors can
safely CmAILEKox COMPETITION.
r AEDRETH's FRESH GARDEN
- eEEDes-Jast received, a full assortment of
Landrssht genuine Garden Beds. The public are
chasing slee.here. especially the trade as liberal
margin will be allowed them. Beiow We enumer
ate few Of the kinds. Wis: Sls - =
Extra Early Peas Flat Dutch Cshbass
Early Frame Peas Extra Early Beet
Blshop's Dwarf Prolific Early Turnip Beet
Peas Long Blood Beet
Eos:l pc, nssrG srs Pc. kssssl w:rsssi Beet
Large YoSk Cabbage R&dishr
EAsiy 0xhsars Cabbage Spinach
Large LAts Drumhsad Tomatoes
o.''-s' es as'as r; ! 'ttk;fSiise.
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I0(G1 BOXES Adamantine, Tallow and

10N BOXES Adamantine, Taiiow and
IooO Sperm Candies
go boxes Laguira and Rio CoReo
~ hhds Sides and shoulders
10 do .!oles and breasts
10 bbls Family Hams
- bbis and 81 kegs Family Lard
I0 kegs Cheap Butter
100 J. els Potomac Gross Herrings
2n bots Halifax Cut Uerrings
$50 half bbIs Family hoe Herrinys
Ita bbls No - Mackerel
. 30 whole anil half bbls No Mackerel
20 bbls Family Rye Whiskey, very superior
20 bbls Ale and Cider
Brooms. Buckets, L round Coffee, Starch, Pepper,
Ginger Spice, Matches, &C, for sale by
mn q THOMAS JONES & co.
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Markham Markets.

NV YORK March Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat lower: Southern white 81 2Ngi45. Corn I'm.
settiet: white 6TGSi5 yellow 7oG'l cents.
stocks lower.
R.Lrts1Rs. March 9-Flour firm a. $780, Red
whe It sI06: white 81 lt9I2e. Corn hrm: white 80
Gl50 csn.s yellow COOS cents.
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sTi IMPORTANT NOTICE TO

From IS to 20 per cent. saved By buying from ~
J. II. ANTHONY. Columbian Hotel. Best ~
Bats $3.50; fine calfskin sewed Boots, $3.50; Cor.
gress Boots beet quality French patent leather s3,
English kid, 1915 buckskin, $3.50; lasting s2R.
cafskin s. IS; patent leather pumps 50: catSkin do.
1878; calfskin Oxford Ties 50 IS. They are all made
toorder and warranted 10 wear we'll.
Terms cash on delivery; price and no sbate
mani
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Whole Tickets $40; Halves s.; Quarters 81 80.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from TO 5000, corresponding with
those Numbers ON the Tickets printed on separate
slips of paper, encrced with small tin tubes and
placed in one Wheel.
The first 4J7 prizes similarly printed and encircled,
are placed in another Wheel.
The wheels are then revoyed, and q number is
irawn from the wheel of numbers, aud at the same
time Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened aud exhibit
cd to the audience, and registered by the Commits
sioners, the Prize being placed against the number
Drawn This operation repeated until all the Prizes
are drawn out
APPRoxIma ALTON PRIzEs-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
first Prizes will be entitled to the % Approxma-
.ion Prizes. For example: II Ticket No II 30 draws
the SO GOO Prize those Tickets numbered ii 24s 249
IL PSI 252 will each be entitled to $500. II Ticket
No $50 draws the $50 900 Prize those Tickets nun.
bered 54s $40 SOL, 552 will each be entitled to $500;
and SO on according to the above scheme.
The 5000 prizes OF $40 will be determined by the
Is fgure fthe number that draws the $79,90 prize
For example: If the number drawing the $4,000
prize ends with No. then all the Tickets where the
number ends in J. will be entitled to $40 Ifthe num-
Dor ends with No.2, then all the Tickets where the
number ends in 2 will be entitled to $40 and 50
too.
Certificates ofpackages will be sold at the following
rates. which is the risk:
Certificate Of a package oflo whole Tickets. ssH
10 half 40
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INDIA RU BRER OVER

SH0ES.-Ladies and gentlemen In wan.
of good article of India Rubbers can be supplied
at low price, for cash, as the is far advanc
ed. G. 3. MAURICE
Inhq-2t lhl Main
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APPROXIMATION PRIMES.
Prize, are e. ' 1850
prizes Of $780, approximating to $3O.eO0
prize, are l,N0
prizes Of $780, approximating to $4,000
prize, are 800
1 prizes OF $l25, approxlmarlng 10 $aV1
prize, sre BOO
prizes of 800, approxlmating to 4.WN
prize, are 100
prizes of $75 approxtmat1ng 70 $500
prize, are - SD0
prizes of $50 eppreximating 70 St,o1
prizes are 20
500a prizes Of $40 are 100000
8 As prizes. amounting TO &s20.0a0
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THE DISPATCH. .
-, rI,snr.no,a ! / and commerolal.

- ,u.,., ,he isicsrs Of thirsy.nine Of the banks
,-%.r,sv IN New York met, and with only one dis-
ssassns voice resolved 10 discontinue the practice
.ss,,ar,us Interest on current deposis. They also
,dopsed the following:
whereas. f,rty Of the f,rtysix banks COMPOSING
che New York Clearing .Iieuse Association nave ~
,,,sty united ID q written agreement no nh9et y
allow interest on deposits or balances q sny k,na
sltsar directly or Indirectly provided all the panks
enmr,sinu s.ch associstian shall CONCUR ia easo
/. sras.nanr.~ ana waersas almost entire ananimity
on the eabSeef has been expressed: .;..,
Rssotrud That the great importance o. w o', -,
wargs these raenbers OF the asscoiston VINO ns s
not signed the .srsemsn s and an to dat END
Z, r,,s sn a,,en unt the 3th dav OF March Ia
slant and in The mean ire th ,ss who pave astsa.
dy signed the San. DO bind - so'e 'a'''
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HA0AN'S JOHN l. o,,t x
a"L CARRIAGES. CARRIAgES

~ The subscriber has on hand. al his Goa n
Making Establishment, on Lomba Alley between
Main and Cary, (sih and 18th s'reets) near the Co
lumbar Hotel, Coaches, CHARf0rERs, BA-
ROUCHEs. BUGalES, with and without topa and
LKi IS. all Of his own make Of thr best materials
and workmanship; all Of when viii be sold as low a.
mond. and respectfully ask call from those Il,
wantof any article in the Carriage line as am de-
fcifninea 70 make TO order and sell ut the lowest
prices possible and all work sold that IL new war.
ranted. MICAJAH MANGlJM
IL lS-Qm
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aAnRoAOs, STEAMBOATS,, &C

s~z~zz<, RICHMOND Oct. LIST, 1857.
- aEs-s:s SPECIAL NOTICE.-On
md after this date, ALL packages intended for E1-
PRESS, on the MAIL TRAINS of the Virginia Cen
sr1 Railroad will be received at office, l34 Main
street. instead of Railroad Depot, as heretofore be-
ing in conformity with arrangement made with
the above Company. -
&C 5-ts Adams Express Company.
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FLoUR.-We quote Supertine to-day at -, with
sales Of choice At s3l2. par Dbl
WHRAT-We quote Wheat to-day at $i.z5@l IS
per bushel. =.
COkN.-Thsre Is no change in the quotations OF
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A RETIREp PHYSICIAN 70 YEARS

IA OF AGE-W hose sands of life have nearly run
oas discovered while In the East Indies. certain
cure for ConsumI tion, Asthma. Bronchitis Cuughs
Colds AMI General Debility. The remedy Was dis
wa, given up to di. lie had heard much of the won
dcrful restorative and healing qualities of prepare
tions made from the East India hemp and the thought
occurred to him ttat he might make remedy for
his child. He studied hard aud succeeded in real
zing his wishes. Ills child was cure!, and Is now
alive and well. He 3aS since administered the Won
Jeru remedy to th ousanis of sufferers in all parts
Of the world and he has never failed in making them
completely healthy and happy. Wishing 70 do as
icted fellow beings as request it, this recipe with
u and explicit directions for making it up and sue
ceSsfuly using it. He requires each applicant TO
nclose him shilli sgthree cents 10 be returned
postage the recipe, and the remainder to be APP
piled 10 the payment Ot this advertisement.
Address Dr. H JAHES, 10 Grand street, Jersey
City, Nj.
CAUrIoN.-I have no son-in-law authorized to send
nv recipe. ~ has been advertised f. 27-ti&cwIm
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A No. PERUVIAN GUANO, AT RE-
IA DUCED PRIOES.-The Agentslof the Peruvian
Government having reduced their prices for Guano,
we are now having shipped, and will soon be in
ceipt of our Spring supply from Baltimore, of the
stamp "A" and in prime order. We are now pre-
pared to make engagements for early delivery, at
reduced prices aud on the most favorable terms.
We have also on hand, about 40 tons of Patagonia
8uaRo, of the cargo received last Fall and A Mex
caa Guano of the best quality, and at the lowest
prices CRENSHAW Il CO.,
North side of the Basin, Richmond. Va.
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IA HEAD UARTERS, 1851
"A CLoTHISGi CLOTHINGu CL0TIIiNGi!i
W. Visitors IN the Agricultural and Mechanics
LII. Fairs atteationl-If you are in want Of some
thing really neat and cheap in the way Of Clothing
and Gentiemen's Furnishing Goods. not at below
I viii promise my goods. when Quality and wsrk
Insnship arc compared, shall vie with tie cheapest
f. u. SPENCE
oc ~ No. In cor Main and 18Th SITS.
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n NOTICE.--To all those Of my
"a customers who may have been disappointed
E.tA BY me, beg leave 20 say that, having At
01RDD last employed workman, shall be able
to do all WATCH, CLOCK and JEWELkY work
At nv store promptly and. generally have DONE
and always sndeavor 70 do, well.
All kinds of fine WATCHES. such as Chronoms
ters Duplex, Patent Levers and Reporters repaired
neatly and promptly. and warranted to run for IL
months II well used.
All kinds Of Jewelry. Music Boxes Accordeons, &c
neatly and promptly repaired By
JNO WILLIAMS
Formerly with Mr. john HILL
No East Main street,
Next door TO Mr. James williams Shoe Store
ia m
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TNFTRMARYOF THE MEDTCAL COL

L IE0E.-This institution located at the corner OF
Marslal and College streets, in a convenient and
airy situation is open for the reception OF patients
throu giout the year. All persons reQuiri AZ Medi'
cal or Surgical aid. except the insane, ana persens
affected with contagious diseases, ara adm9sed into
It's wards.
The accommodations for the sick are plete, and
private rooms are provided for patients desiring
them.
Tue patients are under the charge Of the Professors
of the College. aided by an experienced te.ident
Ply stefan. TIE charges for Board, medlfsi Atten-
dance, Nursing, and Medicine, are. for w.t.,
ntif pane ~ w "
Goiofea 40. ......,....-....-...-...'' ~ -
Private rooms. ........@7 TO Id 40. uO
By an arrangement with the propflst0s OF tne
Bsifevus Hospital ia cases requiring Il Sssgicdt Op-
erdtton in addition tho above rates, lee, varying
from SO to $50 in different cases will be charged Tor
the operation. The particu ar fees may Dc ascer-
tanned on application 10 either the attending sur
peons or to the President Of the Inhrnary.
e1- Al charges 10 be paid on theTemorot d me pa
tiem
Persons In the country, desiring TO sand patients
10 the Iniirmary. to obtain informaIon.c concern
In 4 H. may address the President or the Seward.
Attending Surgeons-Profs. GIBSON, PErooLAs and
WEXFORD.
WAY.
Resident PLY sician--MARIoN HOWARD. NJ. d.
Etewerd-F. NJ. PARRISH.
President-L. ) JoYNss. M. ID. ia Ugly
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HuMAWAYa.

- RAN AWAY from the subscriber,
likely Boy, named SIMON, twenty years o.
- sage, coal black, about five fset eight 90 nine
~ inches in height, rather slender ami nencsanu i
Mas aired last year to Brnmsnei koyster. VII aa
pey FIFTY DOLLARS for his arprehena9n aha
:. "a go WM PEYTuN. &
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Richmond Markets, March y.

BosrOv March s-Thc imports ne this port Tor
the waea ending the 5th instant, show total of
sS8l ST. The corresponding week 10 l35I: showed
total Of $780, So; decrease in las, Sii2.2ei.
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49, yorh Rnnk Statement.
roreiau Imports Mt Boston.

NEW Yogg. March s.-rhs weekly statement of
.he city banks shows on Increase of sl,252.M0 iu
loans 0G in specie, s3sto9J in circulation and
s. $50 UlSb In deposits. l
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BATS, Gaps. Roors. "a.
BARGAINS.


I have just opened at the cheap BOOT and
SHOE Store. No. 20i Broad atreet Ladies'
heel CATERS, 81 50 and $i.2s; CATERS without
heels. T5c; Kid GAITEkS.w with heels, 81 5 Ladiss'
white satin CATERS si.75: laiies' Morocco BOOTS.
81 and 81 Is; BOSKINS, soc, IS and 81; msses' Mo-
rocco BOOTS. 50 cents; chids SHOES from l9k 10
~ cents: ladies GUMS, 80 to SPY cents mems BRO
CANS 81: boys do sac; boys' SHOES. 70 and So cts;
mems Congress CATERS, 80: mems Oxford Ties,
q; mems BOOTS So aud s.: GUMS, 7sc.
would respectfully solicit the attention Of the
Ladies and Gentlemen to our stock. Sly motto "a
quick sal, and small profits. Don't forget the No..
aH Broad street. opposite arubbs = Aprersons.
NH p Inns A HUGHES.
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CTRAw GOODS, BLEACHED AND

CTRAW GOODS, BLEACHED AND
- PRESSBD.--We have engaged the services of a
first rate Beacher and Presser of Straw Goods ard
having procured new blocks and the requisite ma
1t shall be aim to have this style of work done
in the most superior manner, and shall spare no
when we have engaged, has worked in tho largest
Straw henses in New York and Philadelphia, and we
think can give entire satisfaction.
DENNIS ~ BRO, Dyers,
Franklin street. opposite Metropolitan Han.
IA l6-in
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NIOTICE.-All persons having claims

~ against the estate Of John Womble. decd will
present them for settlement, properly ailthentica-
led to the undersigned and all persons indebted to
said estate will make payment TO us.
JN0. Z. W0ABLE,
y9 s 4 4 qP ly6Ns E.r's-
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T IQUORS-L.QUORS - LIQUORS.
IL good Liquors. pure Liquors. best Liquors: We
would call the attention of connoisseurs to this no
tice, where they may find the very best old RYE
WHI5KEYs warranted pure and very old, some
more than ten years Old London Dock Brandies
Apple and Peach do; Holland Gin, &c, &C. &c., Of
which we have in store and on the way.
81 bbls. of old and choice WHljKEY
half pipes of Hennesey BRANDY
pipes of old Holland GIN
% bbls. Virginia Apple BRANDY
467 do. Wiskey of assorted grades, together
with old Jamaica Rum, Madeira Wine. sherry, do.
&C. All of which we offer TO the trade.
WINSTON d POWERS,
de Cts Corner of Cary and Pearl SITS.
DERUVlAN ANO AT REDUCED
l. PRICE-BALTIMORE INsPECTIoN-A fresh
supply of Baltimore A No. Peruvian Guano. of
strictly prime quality, and in fine condition. at
reduced prices.
Also, Brown Columbian Guano and best Mexican
Gnano, for sale by
fe 10 8. McGRUDER's SONS.
NOTICE.-All persons indebted TO G.
II HARTWELL l. co or G. HARTWELL, will
please call and settle their accounts posi-
ble as they must be closed. Messrs. SWORDS
THAW will receive money and receipt for the same
in my absence.
fe i3--4w CHARLES HARTWELL.
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svsnssx Feb 18th Ysss.-Cotton The confirm
-. ~ eesferfy Winds which keep out vessels. has
ausei ssrns anxiety 10 thu trade from the small and
SSno;oi.bg IN stock an "a many have been induced
60 enc into the Market there has been brisk de-
m,nd All the week. ana prices have gradually adj
%ano.s closisS sied per Id. dearer than Friday
last The upward tendency OF prices here has given
a tart TO business 10 Manchester, and a good deal
has been ding 1T very full rates. Md1iivg orleans
sai6d; Mobile 7.isd; Bowels Ind per lib.
This weeks arrivals consist of z2ss bushels wheat.
lsT bb!s four from the States 7fs quarters wheat,
xo,. sacks -four from France: sni0 quarters wheat.
b7tguarters corn. from the Mediterranean.
Farmers deliveries Of wheat for Tho week ending
hast Saturday, were VI $40 quarters at s against
100 quarters e, So, 81 in The corresponding week
OF last year. Il.
. Tbs tone Of Mark Lane and other country mar
kets al the cse Of last AID begnniag ut this week
WAS rnther firmer. Our market on Tuesday, how.
ever was disappointing one. Hold rs OF wheat
commenced by asking slightly higher prices, but
this was resisted By buyers, and the trade cio.ed
very quiet at previous rates. Flour very Gull. In-
dian corn slow OF safe :.
To-iav's market WAS q very dull one. the attend
ance Of buyers small, and the business done In all
articles OF the most lni ed ch tracter. Wheat in
absence Of transactions, 10 quoted nefninally IN
changed in value Flour neglected, and prices IRE.
guIar. bat generally lower. Indian corn In most
limited inquiry; mixed and yellow at previous
prices white anier arrivals. has declined L.
70 IL 81 per or. We Quote-Wheat, red. o. to 6s I'd
for Western; choice SAMPLES Southern. from scar
CITY wonld hiring about ia 10 retail white Is to rs
s mn to "a Cd for best In retail per 10 lbs Flour
Philadelphia and Baltimore 22 sd to 23 extra Ohio,
via North 2is To 25s; via New Orleans 2Is; western
az al h ga I'd per hbl. Indian corD-Mixed and
yelIog. "a: white 33s 81 TO 33s 81 per $50 lbs.
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COAL.

4 NTHRAClTE COAL.--SO0 tons RED
n and WHITE ASH ANTIIRAcITE COAL; for
sale at the lowest market price, roe CASH Apply "
f. ss--ts Near MAyos bTlage.
yITOOD.--pine and Oak WOOD for sale
w by the single cord, on tho following terms.
viz: Pine Wood IS Is. Oak Wood s4-CNy measure
1e'"'' '"''' NV WARRINGTON,
Ia 27--nn Richmond and petersburg Railroad.
CHEAP ENGINE fUEL.--Fine Coke
" delivered at cents per bushel. II mixed with
A small proportion OF btuminons coal, 10 makes a
very economical fuel for steam engines. Yards cor.
10th street and Basin, and 9Th and pyi streets
10 6-A JNO. j. WEk1H. Agt.
EDUCTI0N In FUEL.--We have on
~ hand a full eupply Of excellent HAI:D COKE.
which will be delivered for the balance Of the season
ct ti3a per load. Al this price IL is, beyond copa-
fison the cheapest fuel 10 be had for cl we Stoves.
Cooking Ranges and Heating Furnaces.
~ Yards corner 10Th street and Basi Z. and 9th
and Byrd streets JN0. J. WEkTH. Agent.
de 29-ts
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1Sssss~I mistake.-De terinined to cIose Out al
Thick Sole Ladies Caters 20 make room for spring
stick. / will sell them tor the unprecedently low
price (for the quality of 81 50, worth 81.
VIM. WALSH
mhS Sign of Big Boot No a Main ar
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Eh1 SUPEhlOh WATEkPROOF
III BOOTS We have Just received hy staamer
~ smother lot Of j. Mites Sons Water Proof
- Boots, which are undoubtedly the very best
boots made for keeping the feet dry and warm and
We will warrant thsm to render AS much, or more
service any boots made. Gentlemen who may be
in want of such an article very respectfully in
yted TO call at No. lis Man street and be supplied
NH pUTNEY WAITS
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pOY'S CLOTH COATS Az 80 Cash
~ Having on hand TOO many Boys Cloth Frock
Goats to fit Boys FROM 10 to IL years old will offer
tire entire lot Mt s. EACH FOR CASH ONLY, usu-
ally sold for S. and $40 The goods warranted
reason. If You want bargain call at ia Main st.
NH 3 WIN IRA SMITH.
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CARRAl0H MAlgURACs1onUs
pENx dE0. K. 1iNsLTE--iWsonIIss
- respectfully Invite sbs sitent,,a n M h.
friends add the public generally, g. hja large AL
iashienatIe assortment Of CARaflGK5. EIs,s, is
&C. This work II manufactured IN fhis city ~ s,,
petsnt workmen. sud out Of thu hest 1nnfsrjsi
caii from those desiring " purchase Ii rsoueste1
:, ALSO-A secondhand SIX seat CXRRfAflE sax
HAhAkss. IN gocd order, for sale low '-
GEO. A. AINGLIE
Coach Maker. 10Th street
l ea-zm between Main and CARY,
HEEk HAGAN'S JOHN Is out x
o. the ring. The question vii, I~yN
We asked. Whyf IL Il written tie Iahorsr z ~.
thy q his wages, and why should . snss te,l g.,
nmnz !, Thankful for past fasors, and con.inn
.Rise: Jupiter, ana Snuff The Mon nv
HAaAN's JOHN etill retsips Creek Nation. with
al ifs laws and indebe rights. for IL i rrs,.sa
mat misrepresentation y the frat law OF Eatuss -,
" ny shond man despair, 30 long a. there 4 re-,
70 uniuri Tor he knnweth not his dertiny1 Thsr.'
fore. have commenced my Old htrinsss On ian
street, and viii he ready 10 build from wheelhs,
row to a ak horse Coaeb-wili hire ont. seij trsS.
and take Horses on hvery-will be ready Ia IRA.
Tor any thing, nom goose yoke M to blind ~ -
Barnum. with all his humbugs, and Walker with hIs
military renown, 10 nothing 10 scompafe 10 ia
hereafter. John UAgiN
il IQ-ts Geek Nat,o.