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IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS OF

IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS OF
GAS.-The undersigned having purchased the
right to sell sol GAsON's PATENT AMERICAN
GAS BURN ERS, in this city fer toe same to the
citiz ms OF Richmond, with confluence, as the most
economical burner which has ever been presented
to the public The construction of these burners is
such that the mount of gas TO be consumed can be
arranged to suit The pleasure OF the consumer, and
this quantity cannot be all, cited by any wearing or
all who have used them proves that the quantity OF
light given By of them is greater, with the
same amount of gas, than from any other burners
ever used
AS the season is approaching when there is gene
rally great complaints OF large gas bills this ia the
best time to apply the only preventative which is
in the hands Of the consumer. and We invite ali
who wish to study economy i'll the use OF gas to
call at our store and examine these burners.
The following certificates, selected from many
others, suffi ent to estab ish the claims which
we present for these burners:
YALE COLLEGE LABORATORY, New Haven,(
January IS 1858.
have tested Glea. on's Gas Burner by the Photo
meter and Registration Meter, and have also used
one of them for two or three weeks over one OF my
tffice tables.
The results of the examinations follows,
WHILST, by the Photometer: a Gleason's Patent
American Burner, with the attachment for giving
steadiness to the flame; burning it. OF gas per
hour, gave steady light equal to Is patent sperm
candies, (Judd's TO the pound.) The pressure
equal to -2 inch but the rate Of consumption was
regulated by the key, until the Register Meter read
feet per hour. b. American Burn. r, without AT
misunderstanding 10 teet per hour: pressure
two INCHES; eQualled also 10 candles
Mr.. Glea ,ons continuance for regulating the flow
of gas by the movable thimbes inside the first cone,
Is well devised and skillfully constructed arrange
ment. The attachment of hot metallic rods and a
glass to steady the flame, has good effect for the
purpose desgned-apd thus ar ranged have been
without fatigue to the eyes. Wheno full action, it
gives the flame stead ness nearly equal TO the
best Argand Burners without the inconvenient heat
and expense Of that form eff Burners.
Respectfully, b. SILLIMAN, JR.
EXCHANGE HOTEL, Richmond. VAL
August Is, 1858.
The undersigned. having used Gleason's Patent
Gas Burners in the Exchange Hotel and Ballard
House, for several months past. takes pleasure in
certifying to the steadiness and purity Of the light
furnished by Them and above all TO the economy in
the consumption of gas secured by the same; for
after using them in all parts of the two honses
above named. the reduction in the gas bills, when
compared with corresponding months in previous
years, places the fact of saving OF from 90 to
per cent. beyond doubt. } cheerfuly recommend
them to all persons who wish good steady light
with ali consumption OF gas.
(Signed) JOHN BALLARD.
q 4 A BsRGAMIN,
Sc Sim Cor Main and 10th sts.
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THOMAS, HUGHES Il CALUMELL,
L IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs,
No. z Pearl ST., Richmond,
Have now in store and ready for
FA LII s LES,
A large and unusually attractive stock of
Notions G. Fancy Goods!
To which they respectfully invite the attention OF
the trade.
HOSIERY, MARSEILLES GOODS,
GLOVES, THREADS,
EMBROIERIES WOODEN GOODS,
Skirts, SHIRTS AND DRAW
SUBSCRIBERS, ERS,
TRIMMINGS, PERFUMERIES AND
BUTTONS, SOAPS.
Together with general assortment of FANCY and
STAPLE ARTICLES, suited to town and country
trade, all FRESH, DESIRABLE and CHEAP.
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- SPECIAL NOTICE TO MER-
iMCHANTS FROM -aE COUNTRY.-FALL
STOCK OF BOOTS AND sH0ES.--We have

~ in store our entire stock of Boots and Shoes
comprising every variety OF goods in the line. We
can assure all in want, if they will give CALL t.
satisfy them, after an examination of our stock
that we have not only one of the largest but the
best selected stock Of Boots aud shoes ever offered
for sale ia Virginia. They we're made mostly by
special orders, and made so that We can recon-
mend them TO our friends with perfect confidence
knowing they are good and well made, and will
give much better satisfaction to buyers than com
trash goods snch are frequently sold at very
low prices but prove almost worthless to the
We invite the country merchants throughout the
State to give call, aud will pledge ourselves
to sell on as good terms as the came quality OF
goods can be bought either in New York. Philsde-
phia or Baltimore Our goods are bought for cash
and of the manufacturers themselves, on the very
best terms and will sell them to prompt custom
fall and winter goods. our stock will surpass any
we have ever been able TO oner to the trade We
aha'l be glad to exhibit our stock to any In want of
good goods, at fair prices feeling satisfied shall
not fail to please.
se l3 pUTNEy n WATTS
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FALL. TRADE i.

W. CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE RETAIL.
-1k The largest stock and most ex tenslve VARIETY
OF Ready Made Clothing and dents furnlhns
Goods. may be found al 3. MORRIS Cos' ~
Main street.
Merchants and others visiting our city are par
ticuiariy requested 10 call and examine the spyv
stock o. Ready Made Clothing, manuisetnfsa ~
ourselves expressly for this market. which We ns
ter ourselves cannot be eQuslied in this OF aoy q
the northern markets, as regards style, enais aAa
p'"'' "A NORRIS q cos.
ion Main street.
Clothing made TO order 1T short notice. Sc s-la
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NEW HAT AND CAP STORE.

y This IL to inform my friends and the public
generally, that have opened a HAT STORE
opposite the American Hotel, with an entire fresh
stock Of the latest Fall fashions Also, on hand
we'll selected assortment OF Truuks, yaliees Carpet
Bags Umbrellas. Walking Canes. Shirts. &c. To all
in want of the above enumerated articles eernest-
chasing elsewhere, as am determined TO keep good
goods and by selling for cash. shall be enabled tt
sell cheap. j. SWEENEY
Opposite the American Hotel. Richmond, Va
Inn
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. TRUNKsI TRuNKsIl

EExTT1.7 Received by last steamer, a large
sezf-iEAi 70 Nv supply of Ladies' French Dress
-AA-&-aS Trunks. the NEST conveniently ar
ranged and best article for Ladies' that can be
had. Ladies about to travel. will save themselves
much trodble and inconvenience, by procuring ont
or more of these Trunks.
l have, also on hand, very extensive assortment
of SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS of every size and
quality, and large stock Of the cheaper grades
Trunks Those in want of Trunks OF any descrip
ton, hardly fail be suited both in the article
and price, as my assortment embraces almost every
kind, and am determined TO offer them at very
small advances on manufacturers prices call is
respectfully solicited at No Is Main street.
mo G PAGE JR.
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NEW RIVER WHITE sULP HUR

NEW RIVER WHITE S U L P II u r
IN SPRINGS.-The increasing popularity and pa
tropage ct this place. xceed the present accommo
tiations without the beaebt of convenient access
contract has been made with responsible CON-
pany, having much exI erlence in such operations,
to prepare New River for small steamboats, or GER
ta;nlv comfortable bary,s in lime for another
son from the Central depot, on the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad to the Springs, and some dis.
tance below, the work being now in active progress
The Turnpike to connect this place with the salt.
Sweet Greenbrier White sulphur, &c, by the
Mountain Lake, Cor Salt Pond,) will be finished in
a few weeks The magnificent scenery fine sulphur
water beautiful river with probable access by rail
road water to all parts of the couGtry, render an
increase Of its capital stock desirable, to effect the
necessary improvements, the sale OF Il portion or
all TO company desiring IT, engage IN such Dusi-
There is attached to it one of the best plantations
in the country tive hundred acres sufficient for the
productions necessary for extensive accommoda-
tons The company has been regularly organized
under an act CI Incorporation The original cost,
under the most unayorable circumstances, together
with subsequent Improvement, amounts TO about
IS shares at 81 $50 each, $3l $50 The present
owners ars willing for the stock to s are in all
respects the advantages of the old stock, believing
that the additional facilities in buildings, atlpg
baths &C. will much increase the dividends on the
whole stock; or they would sell the whole property
for very reasonable advance on the original cost,
though circumstances have very much enhanced
its value.
Applications may be made to VIM. EGGLESTON,
President and Proprietor JNO LANCASTER q
SON or W PURCELL co, Richmond; or VIM
PANNILL and PAUL 4 HINTON, Petersburg.
So 7-6HWlm
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RELIGIOUS LIpsarY IN SwEDEy.--Six women, OF
whom Eve are married, born in Swcden,aud breush;
up In the Evangelical Lutheran faith. were Con-
dsmned recently, by the Royal Court of stockhoiui
presided over by Count Eric Spaue, to be exiled
from the kingdom of Sweden, and to be deprived
in future of every inheritance therein, and Of all
civil rights, in consequence of having embraced
the Roman Catholic religion.
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- MULES. MULES-Tbe suhscri-

6Sbers have just received ut their Stables. On
Cary street. Opposite the Gas House.a large lot Of
fine young MULES, which offered NJ low prices
and on accommodating teries We will regularly
be in receipt Of ing MULES from Kentucky and
can fill all orders in the most satisfactory manner
GREEN Il JOHNSON, Carr st.
N 9--2m appasita ;as Houaa
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iiicAte Of package ofl0 whole Tioke:s,
= 10 half ''
= 10 quarter
70 m eighth
In OnplR1Na TICKETS Oh CERr1YrcA.Es.

In ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFrcAfEs.
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered, receipt of which they will be forwarded
By flrst mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending ia
any figure they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
10 ourc hasers Immediately after the drawing.
II Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post ONCE. County and State.
A. Remember that every Prize Is drawn and cay.
sblefn full without deduction
~ All prizes of 81 600 and under paid immediate
~ after the drawing. Other prizes at the usual time
All Communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
i. SWAN d CO.. Augusta, Ca.
-. Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala. or
Atlanta Georgia. can have their orders filled, and
save time, by addressing 8. SWAN co., at either
Of those cities.
m a list Of the rdmbers that are drawn from the
wheel. with the amount ofthe prize that each is
entitled to, will be published after every drawing In
che following papers: The Augusta (aa.) Consti-
tYtionalist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register,
Charleston Standard Nashville Gazette, Atlantis
intsiligencer, New York Weekly Day Book, Savan
nah Georgian, Richmond Dispatch. New Yora
Dispatch, Paulding (Miss Clarion. and Little Rock
(Ark) True Democrat. SECS
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THE DISPATCH.


A LxrrrI 0At Huxa.--A frightfai accident oe.
Cured on "wednesday iast, near the village Of
fricpdsAip, Aiteesny county, on the New YORK. and
Erie Railroad. A woman, named Guilford, started
with saitsls girl, about years Of age after lock-
ing up the house, 70 visit one OF her neighbcrs
AfSer9 prccecdiux . short distance, the mother
reaeNbered somethins which abe had left behind
her "a the house, and tent the little girl back
AFTER Il, while she walked on. Arrived al her
place Of destination, she waited long time, but
The Girl did not appear. and she returned home
On reaching home she found the body Of her
dauehsse hanging from the window outside, and
dead. II appeared that the girl unable to effect
IN entrance by the door, had raised the window,
and while endeavoring 70 crawl In II, had fallen
up1n her neck and held her fast until life vas ex.
tinet. She was an only child, always In delicate
hsaith, aud her psrents are nearly distracted At
their loss - Roehesser Us,ioa.
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R~ F. A. JETER,
cUfYH SURGEON DENTIST
Broad street. opposite City Hail.
Having returned from the country, would be pleas
ed to see those that he has engagements with, and
also the patronage of the public is invited.
IL
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NLOfEh HILL COAL.-I an prepar
" ed to receive orders for the above Coal at S. for
lump, and $3.50 for hail, to be delivered when it
suits the convenience Of purchasers; and ask the
patronage of former customers and others who may
choose to buy from me. IA ID WHITING.
Office near Petersburg Depot.
an "A
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- For Matchmaking 10 remove
H:. to the store recently occupied by Messrs Bin
ford MAYO Blair two doors above Mess r Price
& Co. the store at present occupy, No ID Market
Bridge is for rent This is of the best business
stands in the lower part of the CITY, and offer.
opportunity to any one wishing to engage in
tail trade IN almost any line of business TO good
ment will be sold On moderate terms Apply to
mo PAGE, JR,
Sc It's No 13 Market bridge
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EDUCATION IN TIE UNITED SrATEs.-The educa
tional statistics of the United States show that
there four nations OF the youth of this country
connected with ,hs various educational institutions
in the different States OF the Union Their teach
ers number more than one hundred and fifteen
Thousand, and the annual current expenses al Q
estimated to be about fourteen millions of dollars.
YOUTHFUL PRoDIGY.-Thers is said to be boy at
Worcester who is prodigy In chess playing. A
year since he didn't know the moves, but only
lately ne played three games at the Same time
while blind folded.
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BRsAcH OF PRoMrsE.-An unusually interesting
case before the Circuit Court Of Nottoway county
commenced yesterday, being suit for breach o
promise, by yoang woman Of Thirty against an
Old gentleman of seventy two years Of age. The
plaintiff is a Miss Mary Jane Gallon, just now 10
tue bloom Of her womauhooi, aud the dete ndant,
Mr. Thomas Farley, one OF the most refined aud
favorabiy known old citizens Of the county.
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The Mcsss TssrIMoNiAL.-rhe Paris correspon-
dsut Of the New York Times announces, as regards
the Morso recompense, that the protocol allowing
ter Of Holland, one Of the members of the coDsen
tieas refuses 70 sigu the act 1t Is believed, how
ever, that he will eventually sign it.
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us,vr FISE-Henry G,utding, president OF a
bank 10 Worcester, Mass has been subjected to a
fue OF $4,000 for conveying property TO twice that
value cot Of his hands to escape taxation. Que
hsltof this fne gees 30 the prosecutor aud the
other half to the town.
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Is FOR RENT-possestion given i'm

- FOR RENT-Possessio ion given i'm
E::s me iately-The Store now occupied by the
subscribers on 18th, between Main and Cary SITS ,
who will mo this week to the house lately in the
occupancy of Messrs III w Fry Sons, corner Of
Cary and Pearl streets. Apply to
Vim WALLACE SONS,
Also, a commodious Lumber House, in the rear of
Messrs Johnston Il Bransford's Hardware Store, and
convenient to the store on 18th SC.
Sc -ts WIN WALLACE SONS.
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GUNS AND GUN

~
49, Isport has arrived, and huL.a- zysSsH
0e1zzH&~nen only waiting good n ~
tides to enter the marshes aud Bag the sors we beg
to remind them of all tina. il necessary 10
good time; First then, you want q good FowIlSs
PIkCE-no Dutch cast iron affair. that may burst the
first fire and cripple the Sportsman instead of kill
ing the Rame-tben You want a SAFETY FLASK, sseh
as cannot be exploded by accidental sparks. With
these as Q foundation, get you good SHOT BAG,
sufficient quality OF No. SHOT, one or two CAMS
tiers of DIAMOND GRAIN PowDER. a few boxes ~ ELTs
WATER PROOF CAPS and CHsMIcAL WAps. PtcKtf
FLASK and a LgArHERs Cup then ME TO the marshes.
jump into light Nat bottom boat, and with fair
tides and q skiIlfui policeman. you may pop ever
Sora after Sora, until yon have than ron want
For fear. however, that you may m ss tide or grew
weary Of shooting, be sure to take with you year
FISHING TACKLE, for we have had many pleasant
hours with speckled. white ana ring Perch, while
waiting for rise OF water. Or. IL you prefer hap
by hour in the woods, let your RIFLE be yonr CON.
panion and the myraids of squirrels TO be found
every where. will supply You with target prsciiee.
by way of varying the scenes. But, the srorts
man, we haze no such outfit you recommend,
what shall do? Go at once to JAMES WALSH,
No CO. Main street. and If he does not rig you out IN
the most e egant manner. and upon such terms IS
will ssloupd you by their moderation. then We CON-
Tess that We no judge u shooting trapping-.d
air prices, though we have been devoted 10 the gan
and the line for n quarter OF a century 20 g--dlm
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MITCHELL, JOPLIN & Co,
IX1 WINE AND TOBACCO NERO aANTs,
No I6 Pearl street. Richmond.
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N. Merchants will find it greatly to their ad-
vantage to give us call before making their pnr
chases elsewhere as we have laid IN on ,aygs
us 10 offer goods at less than Manufacturers prices
Orders received by letter promptly hIpPed, and
ccbasad Inh SIN
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TVARTSHORNES 1.-THE

HARTSHORNES G K E-A Ia Lille
IL GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATORl
This article is the greatest discovery In chemical
or Medical Science for the rapid cure of RHEUMA-
TISM. NEURALGIA, TOOTH-ACHE, EAR-ACHE,
SORE THROAT, STIFF NECK, or pain IN the
1t is also an excellent preparation for Dyspepsia
and Indigestion which arises from weak stomach or
bowel Thousands of persons who have used Harris
HoRNEs CUaE-ALL, have been astonished at its won
tierful power in removing any pain from the sys-
TEN.
70 be had of PURCELL, LADD co., and all
Druggists in Richmond Norfolk and Petersburg.
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pITUMINoUs COAL, Of good quality,
- for smiths work and for stationary engines for
sale by JN0J WERTh. Agent,
! 70 Plata Canal 10th st and Basiu.
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CowHrpsp.-Mr. Henry Frost, the proprietor aud
editor Of scurrilous sheet 10 Cincinnati known
~ the Town Talk, was the recipient Of very neat
castigatien on Tuesday afternoon ct the banda of
Q lady named Lyous, whom he had slandered.
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ESh7E1 kEWAkD.--JEFFh MES AN
epsSS'O TIDOTE, SPECIFIC MIXTURE for the
euro of Gonorrh9a, elect, Structures and similar
disorders. 1t makes speedy without the least
restriction of diet, drink exposure change in ap-
plication to business. The proprietor challenges a
single case of recent Gonorrhsa which the mixture
will not cure, under forfeiture of $780, Further
ture is taken when exposed. Repeated experiments
and long experience have proved that it will radi.
cally cure any case which can be produced. This
desirable result is obtained in from two days
and il neither creates nausea nor offends the Cal
ate and renders unnecessary all deviation in diet
interruption to usual pursuits, sound sleep heal
thy digestion, the Nuisance is thus removed as
speedily as is consistent with the production of
thorough and permanent cure. Its ingredients are
constitutienaliy or locally, can be caused by Its
use.
Price 81 per bottle. Sole agent for New York, G
Fl Ring. No 90, Broadway, corner OF John street.
TR CALLENDER, corner of Sd and Walnut SITS
agent for Philadelphia
Sold BY FISHER WINSTON,
fs22-dIY Richmond Va.
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HAYS, CAPS, BOOTS. 90.
m FALL STYLES OF
~ HATS AND CAPS FOR 1858.

I have lust received from the Northern factories
all Of the latest styles Of HATS. GAPS and FUks,
f.r the Southern trade, III Of which have. been
bought II cash. and will be sold verS low. have
all OF the different styles Of aentiemens ITS snd
CAPS Also, the styles CT Youths, Boys and Gun.
dren's HATS and CAPS, Misses Flats, OF the latest
styles. would most respectfully call the attention
of country merchants and farmers TO my sock be-
fore purc6asipc elsewhere as will sell them v,ry
low Ladies will end onecf tho best sssortments OF
thilSren's HATS and CAPS. and MisseS FLATS to
he scey, in the CITY Call ard see for yourselves -
HATS and CAPS from % cents TO t3. too numerous
10 mention 10 not forget tn call at 27 Broad etreet
n''uoo'' ''''" WIN MOORE.
most respectfully inf,rm my friends th.tI am
stiIl with my brother. at mr. old stand No III Bread
street where shall be pleased to wait upon them.
with ANYTHING in the line of HATS, CAPS, &C The
stock is large and we'll selected Tor wholesale aud
retail RICHARD MOORE.
2i-1p
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"A charging from schrs Lydia Ogden and Alert,
corner 18th and Dock streets, 600 tons choice kED
ASH COAL. Persons having engaged their Coal OF
me, will please be In readiness 10 receive IL. All
others IN want Of their winter supply will nd II to
their interest to give me q call
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NTHRACITE AND VIRGINIA LUMP

DEDUCTION IN CUKE.--The prices OF
~ COX <, until further notice. will be follows:
Soft Lump Coke S. per load.
Soft Hail Coke. +I5 do.
Hard Coke both grades..-.~........ 40 do:
At these prices Coke is all things considered, the
cheapest Fuel now offered likely to be offered III
the market during the coming season.
TERMs-CIsh on delivery demand.
No Yards corner 10th street and Bssin, and corner
Byrd and 6th South side Canal.
my l8-ts JNO j EHTH. Agent
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~ pied by me, on Wall street. under the st.
Charles Hotel, well furnished with the necessary
furniture Possession given ON the 1st OF October
For further information. apply to Mr. Jas Mo re- on
Main street. or to SdhIFF1N.
sa23-5tH
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M FALL TRADE, 1855. a
~ GEORG j. SU vi Err. -
- IMPORTER AND DEALERI IN

CHM. CLASS AND EARTHENWARB,
(No 20 Pearl st. Richmons. Na.l
Invites the attention of merchants visiting tbs
market, to his stock, comprising as large and well
assorted variety Of Goods Is can be found IN any
house in this country. ,,
All the latest shapes and patterns OF CHINA,
WHITE GRANITE. Printed, Fancy and Common
EARTHENWARE, is Of his own pIBkcf imgcfts,
ton; with every description of plair, Moulded ana
Cut GLASSWARE, from the best factories IN TINS
country.
LOOKING GLASSES
BRITANNIA and PLATED GOODS
FANCY CHINA, TOYS. &C. &C.
The best quality OF ST0NEWARB, at fseto'y
prices.
lie will osly say. that he Is prepared to o1.r 70
the merthrnts of virginia, North Carolina sns leu
nessee. Inducements 10 purchase their gooas %
Acknowledged 70 any thar msy be offered IN any
Northern city and respectfully asks al e2aTniIs-
ton Of his stock. -,
omptness sel-2m