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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-03-31

LoCALs.-The river is clear of ice to
Wausau, and sufficiently high to make
rafting easy and safe. Rats are con
tinually going over the Rapids, and the
great number of pilots and raftsmen
give lively appearance to the streets,
and afford brisk business to our trades
men. A general sweep of booms has
been going on. From Stevens Point
to Nekosah, we learn that all or por
ton Of each, have been carried away
The river is still rising. The weather
is charming and the roads dry.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-03-31
-1rsN<~s-

POSTMASTER AT MADIsoN.-J. n
Jones, the postmaster at Madison, has
been re-appointed-the Aayus says be-
cause he rescued the daughter of an Ex.
Congressman from the fire at Washing.
ton, recently. Old Buck could not re.
sist the ladies, and hence Jones' luck
Jones saved, and Calkins lost, by fire
a warning to other Lecompton editors
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-03-31
men to the Presidency. this fearful al

men to the Presidency, this fearful al
tentative of submission or decapitation
will be avoided; and to endeavor to
shake their faith in the intallibilitv OF
their great Hierarch, or to convince
them, by sound argument, Of the rot
tenness Of modern democracy, wonld
be about as reasonable as to try to
shave the man in the moon with spoon
handle. 1t is useless to try; they are
COINED to their idols" and we leave
them to their own destruction.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-03-31
ST. LOUIS, March %.


The Santa Fe mail arrived at indie
pendence, Mo-, On the 22d inst.
Capt. Marcy was to leave for Utah
on the 25th inst, with 1000 mules.
Secretary BeaIe came passenger
from Santa Fe. He left Los Angeles,
Jan. 10, with 25 men and mules, having
sent the camels back from the Colora-
DO River. He adhered strictly to the
35th parallel, and pronounces it the
best natural route for railroad in the
world. 1t is 500 miles shorter than
WhipDle's route He used no tents
from Lo Angeles, but slept comfortably
every night. He found only three inch
es OF snow at any time on the route
He reports finding relics Of ancient
civilization, and met with tribe OF In
dams hitherto unknown to the whites.
He could travel the whole route with
five men, as well as with twenty.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-03-31

81 The Platteville E'canainer re-
quests us to ''ex." Why, friend, that's
what we have been trying to do for the
last six weeks. Your interesting sheet
is received regularly, and if you fail to
receive even poor pay in return, it is
not our fault.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-03-31

ATLANTIC MoNTuLY.-This instruc-
tive and amusing compend of literature,
art and politics, for April, is before us.
The contents are A, No. l. The wri-
tiers for this periodical comprise men of
the very best talent in America.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-03-31

New YORK, March 22.-Last eve
ming fight occurred at the corner of
Liberty and Broadway Streets, between
the members of Engine Go. No. 20 and
Hose Co. 40. Pistols were fired, and
one man shot; but how seriously could
not be learned as he was Immediately
removed by his friends. The. Police
used clubs freely and finally quelled
the disturbance.
A letter from ON board the u. S.
Steamer Powhattan at ST Helena. that
a Connecticut SLAYER had been captur-
ed by British brig, having on board
600 slaves. -
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-03-31

sB- The stock Of paper has dimin-
ished to few quires, and our friends
must assist us little to buy more. We
trust this "call" will be promptly re-
sponded to.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-03-31

New PAPER.-We have received the
initial number of the Fox Lake Gazette,
conducted by Mr.. JAS. V. Fitch, It's
Typography is good, the editorials spir-
tied, and the selections judicious. 1t
sails under the bright Republican flag.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-03-31

l8" The New York Tribune calls
on the people to rejoice, because it has
received private assurances that Lee
compton will be defeated in the House.
We shall wait awhile before shouting.
The Tribune has been jubilant before
over this matter. We hope its inform
alton is true, but doubt it.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-03-31

.B" Prof: Gray's Dancing School
will close on Friday evening of this
week, when what is called s'Public"
will take place. We learn that good
music has been engaged, and no doubt
the participants will have sseason of
exercise" until Saturday morning.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-03-31

TYPE OF THE Ts1Es.-This is the IT,
tie Of semi-monthly journal, devoted
to Phonetic writing and spelling, and
afforded at 81 year in advance. 1t
is a sixteen-page quarto, and neatly
printed. Address Longley Brothers,
Cincinnati.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-03-31

~ Last Wednesday evening, Mr..
Salmon lectured to large audience on
the Use Of Tobacco. The attendance
Of the youth should have been greater.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-03-31

|The Roman Catholic Bishops of
Philadelphia, Erie, Pittsburgh, Wheel
ing, Richmond, Charleston, Savannah,
and the Vicar of Florida, have been
ordered by the Bishop of Baltimore to
assemble in that city, on Sunday, May
I'd, for the purpose of celebrating upon
matters of interest to the church at
large
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-03-31

~ We are in receipt of a commu-
nication from Mr.. VIM. McFay, which
came too late for to-days paper. twill
appear in our next.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-03-31

a. VIM. G. Webb, it is reported,
has resigned his Office of County Judge
of Waushara County.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-03-31

- There are great revivals in pro.
gress at Buffalo, Cleveland, Philadel'
phia and ST. Louis.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-03-31

MIR. Douglas referred to Calhoun's let
ter, recently published, SAYING that he
thinks Delaware Crossing gives the leg
islature to the free state men. It was
Of no importance what Mr.. Calhoun
thought, but the facts of them are i'm
porta1t, as on them depends the intec-
rity OF the vote-as Mr.. Calhoun is abb
sent, it is satisfactory for the deposed
President to address a letter to the ed .
itor Of the Star, stating his private
opinion.
He would like to know what the
President pro tenn. means, and whether
the Pres't. pro fena has not already is
sued the certificates to the pro-slayerv
officers, while Nr. Calhoun's opinion
is that the Tree State party have it
where Is the President pro ten.2 Is he
too fugitive from justice, and if he is,
what conclusion have the majority of
seven arrived at: Can we not get the
President pro tim. also to write letter
to the committee of seven D.?
Mr.. u. denounced the Washington
Union for assailing him, and said it was
because he refused to vote for the edi-
tor, for printer.
The last hour was devoted to vehe-
ment denunclation of the President for
attempting TO dragoon men into the
support OF Lecom pton by the use Of
patronage. and he declared he should
obey the dictates of conscience in spite
OF the President and cabinet. He
should consult the will Of constituents,
rather than the will of the President.
All other democrats were allowed to
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-03-31

thanks to the editor of the Herald fo1
giving extended publicity of the merits
Of this town, which expressions, we are
happy to know, are corroborated by
every one who visits us and becomes
conversant with our prosperity.
In relation to ultraists, to which the
Judge refers, we regard them as the
engineers on the great car of human
action, and conservatives as the brake
men. 1t is necessary to have radicals
in order to continue on the road of pro-
erosion, and it is just as necessary to
have conservatives to keep the ultraists
from running off the track. We I'M
dertake to say that Garrison and Phil
lips have done more to create the Re
publican party in the North than any
two men in that party. We believe
the same may be said of S. NJ. Booth
in regard to the party in this State
True, the Republicans do not reach the
standard Of Garrison, but he has
brought the people of the North from
the slough of wicked alliance with
Slavery, up to middle ground between
his standpoint and that of the Southern
oppressor and Northern demagogue
and when they shall be able to do just
right in behalf Of the oppressed of
America, they will be prepared to revel
in the Eden of truth and righteousness.
No greater fact was ever recorded than
that 'sthe truth shall make you free"
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COAL.

GLOVER HILL COAL am prepsr
" ed to receive orders for the above Coal at IS for
lump, and 81 81 for hail, to be delivered when 1t
suits the convenience of purchasers; anu ask tae
patronage OF former customers and otherxHssQ may
choose to buy from NE. Nd ID HHklN6.
Office near Petersburg Depot
s-9n
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sEs TWO HOUSES FOR RENT.-One
Ia On 5th street, near to Leigh. occupied by MIR
jones' with rooms; the other on Sth street. near
the City Spring nov o.cu pied by Nr Starreyt with
r. onis-possession can bs had OF both Oh the LIST
cay OF October. Apply TO -
&c COURTNEY,
se q-.s 2l3 Broad street.
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A CoxyRAsT.- little more than fifty years ago
the spaetsh Government owed the opulent Partisan
banker, n. Onward, four millions Of dollars for
supplies 70 the royal squadron, payment Of which
Vas 70 be made out of the treasury Of Mexico -
Ouyrard sent his brother to Mexico TO receive the
money, Who, on his arrival At the capitol was in-
trodncsd BY the Treasurer into the Office OF his de-
partment, whore there were accumulated seventy
obs millions Of dollars 10 specie. at the disposal OF
epain, and q specimen OF old Castilian integrity
and honor. four millioos were already set apart
sad labelled ~ the property Of 0avrsrd. What a
contrast the present c0sdtiop OF the treasures OF
Spain and Mexico present, TO say nothing about
the honesty and integrity compared with fifty.
eight years ago.
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IWE rs d THs NORTHERN CITIES:

6THRoUGH II Ck kTS to ALL the aoSse P s9in
a. Passengers By this route, breakfast ana SAP
nj ASHLAND. the birthplace of Henry Clay, and
dine on board the comfortable cteamsfs pes~oop
Acuia Creek and Washington ,
IN SIGHT OF Mt. VERNON.
ErYor further information. apply 70
JAsB WINSTON, Ticket Agent.
OFYIcg r. =. d T. K. X. Co.
Richmond Sept 7. 1855. o.
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Ouxxx .--Oue OF the most remarkable facts record
"a by A. Boudiu ia che immunity which towns,
especially the larger aud more popuous ones, enjoy
IRON accident TO Ito bay lightning. Thus between
1900 and 1851 not single death was recorded from
this cause Ia Paris odd In 1856 IL was calculated
that out of $50 900 deaths 10 Loudon during thirty
years, only two had been produced by lightning
Comparing these uue,beFs With the total number
Of deaths from this eausc, aud With the fact that
twenty-five per cent. Of all happen nnder trees be
holds Il reasonable 70 conclude shat Lightning
Ands more victims In the open country than
sltiss" The average asnuai number OF deaths BY
lighsniug 10 Prsncs from 1885 TO 1852 was seventy
tVo. In 1855 there were Ill.
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WSNSa REWARD. -JEFFRIES' AN
SDe1ND TInATE 2pECIEIC MIyTIIRE for the
rVRIESEMAR PROTECTED BY ROY


AL Letters Paent of England. and secured by
the Seals of the Ecoie dc Pharmacie de Paris. and
the Imper iai College of Medicine, Vienna. Trese-
MAJ No is a remedy for Relaxation, Spermatorrhe.
and Exhaustion Of tue systoIn. Triesemar No ef-
fectuay ia the short space Of three days complete
ders which asia and cubebs have 30 long been
thought antidoe for to the ruin OF the health of
vast Portion Of the population Triesemar No 3 Is
great for that class Of disorders
which, unfortunately, the English physician treats
with mercury, to the inevitable destruction Of the
patients constitution and hich all the sarsapsrills
Ia the world cannot remove. fresemar Nos I, 2,
and are alike devoid Of taste small, and Of ali
nauseating qualities They may lie on the toilet t.
BILE without their being suspected. Sold in tin
cases and divided in separate doses. administered
by velpeau Lalieman, Roux Ricord, &C., &C. Price
50 ea.ch four cases in one for So which saves 90;
and in ST cases. Gold by DR. Ii A BARROW. No
l57 Prince street, few blocks west of Broadway.
New York. Immediately on receipt Of the amount,
DR. will forward the 81 cases of Tresemar, and the
large sizes. carriage paid, thus insuring genuine
not free Of carriage. Consultations usuai, from
eleven, A NJ. till two, d, from four till eight Il,
at No 1877 Prince street, few blocks west Of Broad
FISHER WINSTON, Druggists.
NH 29-dl2M Richmond.
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xxsu> FALL STOCK OF Gfs
2 HATS, CAPE. LADIES' AND CHILL AsA
DBEyS' FANCY FURS &c

UHENS FANL1 FUHE. NC,
No. 70 MAIN STREET, bIcHaoSb. VIRGINIA.
BINFORD, DICKINSON WEISIGEB begleave
TO inform merchants and others thar they have now
in store entire lew and cCmpt tie stC OK of Hats
Caps, Ladies and Childrens' Fancy Furs, &c select
cd from the largest and most extensive mannfacte-
res with care, espec tally adapted to the virgi
nia North Carolina and Tennessee trade, which will
be sold whole sale and retail to puaciIi customers
on the most favorable terAis Great Inducements Of
fered to those who purchase for cafh
Merchants and others visiting the city would dc
well 10 give us q call belol purchasing.
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- FOR KENT Oh LEASE--Thsn new
a Brick Warehouse on the Basil, next door to
Messrs. w Staples Go.
Also the Store on Pearl st., next door to Messrs.
Brummei Registers.
The above buildings well locatsd, and in com.
pete Order with all the conveniences Tor houses OF
business. Immediate possession gwen For terms,
apply to EDWARD ID. EACHo.
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TO- CHANGE OF HOU R.
The tesmsr GLBN COVE, Captain
Barnes wln, On and alter MONDAY next, 6th inst
Ieaye the wharf at Rockets regularly. every MON
DAY. WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY mornings. at s
o'clock precisely; and the CURTIS PECK i captain
and 8 SATURDAY, mornings. at the same hour. 6
oclock-and each Boat will return each alternate
mornings from Norfolk. leaving ~ the same hour.
O'Clock and touch at ali the regular landings On
the river, going and returning.
Fare as usual. .
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a COAL The subscriber, dealer in the above
hand, the best white and red Ash Philadelphia Coal,
and Lump Coal from Midlothian and Black Heath
Mines, and would ask his friends and customers t.
call upon him before giving others orders. on the
preteiice of their selling Coal lower, being deter
mined to sell coal as low as any dealer in the city,
v no will weigh his Coal. All he asks is call to
satisfy them. @ LARUS, "a Main st,
Or office oa the Dock. between l7th and 18th.
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THE DISPATCH
EHuRs ,AY xosyts .ssprRxa HR u. ,asa


fHs Isvmfoas o. 0vs cousTRr.-Ths follow.
iae ltss Of iaveAtions Tor 1855 shows In what man
asr The iavsntivs faculty Of our country II employ.
- ssd What beaechss OF business are most indebt-
"a % u To- tmpfovsmsas:
Agricultural -nAsvss&ers IL plcws. So; seed plan
esrs sAd arilla, ~ churns rakea, tx sesaing MA
chinsa. u sgrAw cutters. 2o cutiyators, 81 cora
DsAutsrs III grain cleansSs, iss hasking machines.
10 hAy Desesss. fs; fences. IA; moving nachines, IA
pctAtoe disyers IL rearers III corn sheliers. "; bee
kiveA q euaat machines. 8 threshtng mnches " out.
Ger woekers. & hemp hrakers. s. ana others Of small
numbers not ccantsd
No Aofscslt9r4I --5eWtng machinesand knitting
o. N; wisls Grinding aId dsurinG, 81; bedstesds
sDrisaa. Aatenug, 3u eng Bss steam. &C., q; prskes
u koiiers, "; coupling cars IL cars tl sprin9 cars
u; reilroad chairs,7 stoves and nea.sn. " gamRs
gse maeEiass, a. 6rs arms, %; locks. ~ rails Io
BRICK Hachiuos, -: barrel msehlnes. psinttng
DrsaeeS n: nropesfs IA lamps and burners, ~ gas
sppSrains, ( chair liz boxes. y billiard tabies.7;
6s0s, ~; boass, H.
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- GUNS AND GUN

H4pSA- merry the season tor Fell A5yI
sport has arrived. AID hunts- 1LSX
Smen only waiting good " ~
tides 10 the marshes aud bsg the Cora. beg
to remind them OF all that Is necessary to ensure
good lime: First then, you waHt q good FosLiss
PL egno Dutch cs 1t iron affair. that may burst the
nfst IRE and cripple the Sportsman irstesd OF Kill
Ing The garne-then you want sAFkTY FLASK. tneh
US cannot be exploded by accidental sparks. With
these as foundation. get you q good sHof BAs,
sufficient qnas tity OF No SHOT. or two csnis
ters OF DIAMOND GRAiS POWDER. few boxes % Etrs
WATER PaooT CAPS and CHEMICAL Wars. PtcKrf
FLASK and LEAJHRRS CUP thea hte 10 the marshes,
Jump tntoa light fat bottom boat. and with fair
lilies aud skiilful poiesman, you may pop over
Cora after Scra, until yen have than you wapt
Fof Fear, however. that GU may mas tide or grow
Weary OF shooting, be suTe to taks with you ytsr
FILLING TACKLE. for we have bad many pleasant
h mrs with speckled. whi.e ans ring Perch. while
waiting for rise Of water. Or. u 5os prefer hsp-
by hour Ia the woods. let yenr RisLs be yvur con-.
panion, and the myraids OF squirrels TO be f1und
every whore. will supply yoa with ta'ya risctlce.
ny way OF vary Ing tbe scenes EGt, Gays fne Sports
man, we haze no SUE h outfit as yon recommend,
What shall y do. DO at oncs 10 JAMES WALSH.
Co. Main street. and IL he does net rig you cut 10
The mos; elegant manner, and rpon su. terms as
eill asfornd you by their moderation then We oou
fess that we no Judge Of sh9otng 'rappinE.. or
air prices the nzh we have been dsyoted 70 tue qua
aud the line for quarter OF u century tes-oim
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IMMENSE HERDS OF BuSsALo.-A gentleman direct
from Port Kearnsy, Nebraska, says that u large
herd Of buffalo, numbering several hundred fhous-
and. Was 10 that neghborhood, covering the pra'-
ris for miles, The officers and soldiers OF the fort
were having fne time hunting and slangbtering
the lordiy bison. This 10 the first time for macy
years that Buffalo In largo numbers have approach
Cd 20 near the hauuts II civilization. 1t is sup
posed that they have been driven In by large
huptinx parties Of Indians.
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w,~w TRUNKS! Trunks!

sTTHxM Received by last steamer, large
EWSElsupply Of Ladies' French Dress
Trunks. the NEST conveniently ar
ranged aud best article for Ladies' use that can be
hsd. Ladies' about to travel, will save themselves
much trouble and Inconvenience, by procuring one
OF more of these Trunks.
/ have. also. on hand, very extensive assortment
Of SOLE LEAF HER TRUNKS Of every size and
quality, and large stock of the cheaper grades OF
Trunks Those in want of Trunks Of any descrip
ton hardly fail to be suited both In the article
and price, as my assortment en- braces almost every
kind, and am determined 20 offer them at very
small advances on manufacturer prices A call IL
solicited 1T No Is Main street.
iy5 JNO PAGE. JR.
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DFDUCTION I'm COKE.-The prices of

DEDUCTION In COKE.-The prices Of
IL COKE. until further notice. will be as follows:
Soft Lump Cox per load.
Soft Hail Coke..-.......................4 73 DO
At these prices Coke u.s. all things considered, the
cheapest Fuel cfered or likely to be offered II
the market, during the coming season.
TERMs-Ctrsh on delivery, or on demand.
IN. Yards 10th street and Basin, and corner
nav Is~ts JNO WERTH. Agent.
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MULES, MULES and HORSES.

6HI have Just received, direct from Kentucky.
u very choice aud superior lot OF stock. / have
MULES we'll suited for iron masters, railroad pur-
poses aud street and plantation use all OF which
will sell, exchange, break and deliver In city or
tai Ipoh nv usnas sScoMn oos,inR terms, al
EDWIN WALKER
n Il shall be in receipt Of fresh ssnk direct
aa i9-d3m n w
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formal, fashionable visitor thus addressed u
little girl: "How are you. my dear !" "Very we'll.
] thank you," she repiiei. The visitor then
added: SNOW my dear you should ask me how
am" The child simply and honestly replied: 81
don't want To know
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GEO. A. BOCN

~ VETERINARY SURGEON AA}S
Graduate of the Veternai ian College Off,
hanover. Germany
Oilers his professional services to tho citizens Of
RiHhmehd and our surrounding counties. He treats
AL diseases Of animals, in general aud performs any
operations Fur farther Information abou my abiii-
ties, sac rcsereoces
Office corner Of 9Th and Broad streoss
kE9ExEScrs.-J Daly.n y Raslssd 4 Co. DR.
Geo Gssinz-l, Or Ro VIM Haxall, Or w K VIII on.
joan and George Gibson. Jas Mccarthy. 2 Della
rue. an Elm
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SPECTACL e S-P e B.
~ & Bile GLASfES.-The public are
hereby informed that in our very coInrlete as
sortDent OF SP4CTACLES we continue to keep a.
we have done for many years, full assortment OF
PEBBLE GLAaSkS in steel and gold frames. With
an expeFisi ee of thirty In this department of
our business and particular attention in adapting
glasses 10 ali the requirements of the ey es are
enabled TO give general satisfactioa in sur specta-
cts
CATARACT GLASSES. also, always on hand. EYE
4LASr ES, gold steel and she'll Il every variety
GLASSES Of every variety fitted in old frames.
MITCHELL TYLER,
eu 23-d3m&c wsrn los Main street
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a. bly, / SIN GER CO.
TTIROTNIA SAVlNIS hANK-CHAK

TERED By THIS LE}IsLATURE or HIR-
0INIA-CAPITAL 10000 D)LLARsi-noney re-
osived on deposit In sums Of i've dollars and up
WArds on which interest tho rate of per centum
per annum Is paid for Gums remaining ak months
longer Tor periods interest at the rate OF
, Per oentum.
The whsls Joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received and certificates issued by the
Cashier, r b eTARKk, at the store of L Spence,
corner OF Main and Governor streets, Richmond Va.
eAMuHL COTrRELL. President.
( B eTARKE, Cashier.
O WALTHALI.. Secretary, An Ism
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NO. - PEARL STREET. RlcHkoS0.
IaPOkTkkS OF
HARDWARE. CUfLkRY, SAppLEkf, ~, &C.
Are II pcsuessiou OF their Fall Jrnrsytatio1 u
FRESH ENGLISH HARDWARE.
which, With full supplies Of American doods. nfM
an extensive and complete sfoek. and which rnsy
osfsr 70 the merchants Of vifxinia Noffh SHfeias
markets. the present esason. ~ loWet pftcss. Aaa~
up<ctfuily invite then 70 call upoc ~.
.tssnfisn' IA M-ins