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IL The corner stone of the first Catholic
church In Kansas was laid in Wyandotte city, on
the 18th inst.
IL The Rialto -four mills OF Petersburg, Va ,
nav. been sold 10 Mr.. Sylvester Johnson, for
$50
IL \ Connecticut schoolmaster asked 4 lad
from Newport, How many Gods there ~
Tue boy, after scratching his head some time
replied: Il don't know how many you have in
Connecticut, but we have none In Rhode Island -
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Travellers Directory.
n FROM TASRINGTON
In RECT TO ALL PARTS OF THE
w i = It,
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST
$50 sss s;:::ss -.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
S NJ NJ T. X A RR A n G K M e N T 8,
Wih Greatly Improced Schedules.
THREE THROUGH CONNECTING TRAINS
From FHS fT toR TRHE WEST
LIST. THE crNcf Il iS.lGT'; EXPRESS MAIL
starts at sis a. m, allowing passengers time for
breakfast at the helay House, Washington Juno
Grafton at 40 p. IN and connects at Bsnv6od on
the OHIO River, at u p: m, with Central OHIO
fHE $kEsT CINCINNATI a &N6 'ssr
INCLUDING sunday at s. IS m. reaching CINCINNATI
at p N. next day, and connecting dreotl, with E1-
and for II. Louis, Kansas, etc. Time. from Wash
lnst"n to Clnclauatn % hours, to st. Louis only
Sd. CiNGINNATL. DAYTON, INDIANAP0;
k TGhAlRE8 I'll t2RSSk EfHtGaGS AsR
Wiaay an" saSs
With this Train is made by the Sa5 p. m Train from
TO view the Grand Mountain Scenery of the Road
IN dayiiEhs, take the 55a. IN. orc p m Train from
Washington.
western Virslnis Road take the D. IN. Tram. For
all points on the Marietta Railroad take the same.
Baltimore b, all these Trains. are the closest, most
direct andlmple that have yet been offered to the
TACO that the @ Of the Bs timore and Ohio
Railroad and it's sssocste.Ines could 'uGsost, have
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks to all guar
tiers, and every other possible facility viii DO found
wv WAY PASSENGERS for tn. Main Stem of tbs
Baltimore and OHIO Railroad will leave Wa,hlns-
Junction and Piedmont take the SIS m. train. Fer
all Stations between Piedmont and Wheeling take
the p. IN. Tram. TO connect with the Frederick
TT rs IF I;i!a ;'rHrLApELRHA
AND NEW YORK FOUR TRIMS LEA VI
WASHINGTON DAILY for Baltimore, rs fol-
lows At SIS and 80 a. m, and rs and p. IN.
ho m and m max "a
tions s At / r I and TIT I'd,
for NEW YORK, and $50 a. m. Tor Philadelphia
only.
The S IS a. IN and Is and p. IN. Trans make the
WESTE Il connections, 0t the Washington juno
tion, with the Trains from Baltimore, as above de-
taIied
The 5.Is q, m and s.25 p. M. Trains connect with
The 80 a. and 325 and p. m. Trains will stop
ut Way stations between Washington and BaltI
On SUNDAY, but one Train leaves Washington,
IrFROM BALTIMOREFOR WASHING
TON there are four Trans, as follows At 40 and
o - a. ~. and and % p.
The first and fourth of which will be Express
Trans, and wll not stop except at the functions.
The 6 IS FRAN will reach Washington At Q Ta: M,
RESIDENTS IN THE COUNTRY. A special
Train will be run from Washir gton Junction To
bring the Express Train Passengers arriving there
from the w est.
sLFFor Tickets OF all kinds, Baggage Chcoks
TUOS. n. PARSONS, Agent,
At the Ticket Oflce, Washington Station,
OR. |. Il. ENGLAND, Agent.
'fke Mas saSf Of fT@sR
Baltimore. ks Nj H. f is General Ticket A Ass
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A LExANDRIA AND WASHINGTON.

q hHAHl'DNIN hIND " HoHINU1 ON'
The Steamers GEORGE PAGE and THOMAs-
COLLYEK will run regularly (leav- ~R-
ing the Seventh street wharf, at the ESH9.EEN
following hours: 1cDG1e1zhlE1D
LEAVE ALEXANDRA AT
George Pdss-iX, 8, 10 n. M; l2k, s. and .. m.
ThOD,1s COt!ysr-7, q IL H. m; 2 and D. IN.
LEAVE WASHINGTON NAT
Georgs Page-nIa, 9, u a. m; "a. 4, and s r. m.
Thomas CO!tys,-s, 10 y. IN; I2a, 81, and 5h D. IN,
Fare Is Cents.
Whaley's Omnbusas connecting with the Page
and Collye leave the Capitol and corner of 18th ST.
and Pa. avenue the same time the boats leave Alex
andr.a. RICHARD WALLACH, Pres.
FOB MOUNT VERNON
The COBi.YEk viii leave for Mount Vernon OF
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, from Washington at
az and Alexandria at 10 O'Clock.
m IL SAINT. BAKER, Capt.
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CANTONESE maDy frauds and mpOel- ~At>es
tons Of various kinds have been lately 6S3kSR
peIpetra:cd on tr1ve 4srs bCund 20 CALI -A1>A.z2e
FtRNIA that .Ie subscriber, the Oniy sut horned
Agent for passage b, the u 8 Mali Inns, via Pana
na. IN the clty of New York, feels Il his duty to
cantio2 ali persons seeking passage TO CalIfnrnis,
that AVON INPo-r-,oS, taey rIust se careful to
bra the true ohGe ~ The Steamships OF the u. s.
Mail Limo, vla Panama Eailrnad. As no other Once
in New York is authorized to engage passage.
Tho Companies have only one oftcs IN New York,
which Is g. III W est street. corner OF Warren street
fronting the North River, at the head of the Com
panJ's Wharf.
EF Observe my eIsn oveI the door.
60, l. w. AAYMONp, Agent,
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THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON
IL pANY.

THE PACIFIC NAH STEAMSHIP CON
oPs q the Steamships of TN. GGmpAaJ, o,rryins
CALIFORNIA. and OREGON, leaves &k&&G
PaIsm. twice each month, the arri-Sk1assz1A
val OF tho United States Mail =. s. Company steanl-
ers, which leave New Orleans and Now York regu-
lGry Or 5ih and 2alh Of each month with the mails
KS k5K si5ssnFsrS connecting via PANAMA RAIL-
These steamships h.vc been inspected and ay-
proved BY the NAVY Department, and guaranty srssi
and s1fsfy.
The Panama Railroad az miles long is now com
pleted from ocean to ocean. and is CROSSED in or
hours. The baggage of passengers is checked in New
York through to San francisco, ard passengers
embarked at Panama by steamer at the company's
expense. The money paid in New York covers all
ex penses of the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
San Francisco, to prevent detention 20 case Of scci
dent, that the route is entirely ysItablsno fail
are having occurred eight years.
Passengers leave Panama the same day they Ar
rive at Aspinwal.
Conductors 20 through by each steamer, and take
charge of women ind children without other proteo-
tors.
For through tickets at the lowest rates Apply q
the agency, IN West street, New York, to
/. w. KAIMONU,--or to
ARMSTRONG, HARRIS e. CO.,
New Orleans,-o
~ A-n C. l.. BARTLETT. Boston.
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EnED sSg y b R S h'' f. fsss
Icins, Vienna. Trieseinar No. i. remedy for Re
system. Tnesenar No. : efiectualI7, IN the short
space Of three days, completely and entirely ersdi
cnbebs have 30 long been thought antidote for to
tho ruin of the health of vast portion oil the popu
remedy for tHat class Of disorders Which. unioTtu-
nateiy, the English physician treats with mercury,
to the inevitable destruction of the patients consti
tuition, ana which all the sarsaparilla the world
cannot remove. TrIesemar Nos IL, and are alike
devoid of taste smell, and ofal nanseatlng quail
t.es They may lie the toilet table without their
being suspected Sold in tin cases and divided
IN separate doses as administered by Vslpean, Lal
or four cases In one for So which saves S.; and in
Sold by Dr. II. A.BhRROW, No. 157 Prince at, "A
few blocks west of Broadway. New York. Imme
dately on receIp of the amount DIR. ID. will forward
rage paid Thus insuring genuine European prepare
tons. The 81 cases also sent, but rot free of car
rage. Consultations as usual. from Ii a. IN. Till ?
p. and from till at No. Isl Prince ST.
few blocks west of Broadway. Sold also by }.
ST0TT. WASHINGTON. fe 1y
WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies and Gentlemen lose ore of their
creates: natural attrectious-a fine head of ha,r-it
Guestlon is what shall we do to STR the hsi- from
Hair Res v few
remove GandruR, keep the scalp clean and white,
and lmPaEt freshness ard yig3- to the hair and
continued use of it two months will insure you
luxurlant head of hair. Coll and get bottle and il
not satisfied alter he second application, return 1T
Ask Tor pr. Harris Hair Promoter ard Improver.
gist, corner Main and Eth and Main and " all SITS.
and IN Washlngton city BY Il, ID: GILMAN, Drug
b. CLARK, Druggist, corner ~ street ana Pa.
avenue. ap "
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also instructions and reeuuements g embraced
in the contracts. see the adyertIser a 81 Decen-
post othoes. AARON N..BkOMN.
ln-laWiw Postmaster Genaral
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ID r r U V A " SY K u P,
Or PROTECTED
SOLUTION OF PROTOXIDE OFIRON

ID U IAN sY R P,
Or PROTECTED
SOLUTION OF IRON
,. COMBINED.
new discoveries in the Materia Medlca are
subjected, must now be received as
an established medicine.
''' -''''''''' - '' DYSPEPSIA,
Bronchie;s ard Consnmptirs Ttndsneiss,
DiyoTdersd Stats Of the Blood, BoiL,,
SeHrry, The ProS;ratiHg Effect, Of
Lead Mercury, General
Debility,
And all diseases which requiTe Tonic and Altera
Tho D tive T n its Is beyond question
oLaTsotteeII. mat sufferers oanEot IS I'nh}N
preferred aid. ESM I=gSfIL ~
Tho Peruvian syrup does moth " ssI v =
diseases, apparently unlike are IN Ia,i
from os Gauss aa BE- oSsed 3, one >sss
The class of diseases for which the Syrup pro-
yytes cure, !. p ecisely that which has so often
are tanEIhe the witnesses accessible, and the safe
" sad ehG h OF The syrup Mountaineering.
ested PERSONS respecting the character of the Syrup
numerous testimonials in the hands of the gents
The signatures are those of gentlemen well known
IN the community. and of the highest responsibility.
CARD.
Inc uniefSlgDco 1dVluS experienced the bsneh-
oial effects of The Peruvian Syrup do not hesitate
20 recommend 1t to the attention Of the public.
From our own ex peri ncC, as well As from the trs-
tlmony oi Others, whose intel gence and integrity
are altogether unaUcstlonabie we have no doubt Of
Lung. and bronchial Passages, Dyspepsia Liver
Complaint Dropsy, Nenralg ia, DC Indeed it's eff
feots would be NOR ed pie, but from the high charac
ter OF those who have witnessed thsm and have
volunteered thor testimony, We do ours, to Its
restorative power.
TH6MAsA. PEXTEk.
S.H. KENDALL, MD.
SAMUEL. MAY,
THOMAS &. ANGRY,
PETER HARVEY,
JAMES e.. DUNN,
It IS well known that the medicinal effect of Pro-
t0Iide OF Iron is lost by eveIsa brief posure
10 AR, ana that To InantqiE solution of PTotox-
lde OI Iron, without fUElEor OK IdatIon, Las been
deemed impossible.
in the Peruvian Syrup, this desirsbs point Is at
talEeu Dy COMBINATION IN WAY BEFORE en-
KNOWN; and this solution may replace all tue proto
Medica. A. A. HAYES NJ D.
Assayer 70 the State OF iIassachusottz,
rs E0Jiston street, Boston,
FoI SAFE by Druggists generally. PTioe for large
~. il. CLARK & Co Proprietors, Boston
For sac in " ashingion by Il. ID. Gilman, Special
AEeLt' Marin d Palmer, John Sohwartzo, l.. Nj
smith, Y. HaTbaugb, II. q. Mcpherson, r. 5.
VA Joseph Bury, Jas. Ii. Stone, J. :. Lovejoy,
by X. j. CIssell. ard J. l.. KIdwe,i. faSe-6m
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Form aJ Ofer.

L., of -, 10 the state Of -. hereby
agree 20 furnish and deliver. IN the re'pectvr navy
Yards, a the articles named IN the classes hereuuio
amer ed, aereeaby TO the provIsIoDs of the sched
u.es therefor and conformity with tie advertIse-
ment of the bureau Of CONSTRUCTION, DC. Of the
18th of MAY, 1853. Should my offer be accepted.
request 10 he addressed At, and the contract
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CHARLESTOWN. MASSACHUSETTS,

Class No. 1. Whlte-,ak logs. No. 3. Whitc-oak
pTomIscuous timber. No. 10. White pine. No N.
Ash ann cypress. No. "a HIckor, butts, elm tir-
ber. and wnIte wood. No. IS. Slaves. No Is. Is ack
spruce. No. p. Iron No. y. Spikes and nails. No.
9. Lead, zinc, and tn. No. q. Zig Iron. No. ~.
Hsr!ware. No. =. Paints, ollie. 6c. No. p. ti,K
can-as. No. %. Cotton canvas. No. -. Flax snd
cntton iwine. No. s.. Gass. No. 81. I.osther.
No. B Hose. No. 81. Brushes. No. S.. Bunting
and dry goods. No. 81. PItcn, t.r. roam. No. ~
Iallow, soap, OIL. No. 81. ship ohandlery. No. 40.
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The following are the CLASSES required at the re-
spectIve navy yards:
kITrERN MAINE

Clsss No; 10. White pine. Cha II. Ash plank
No. ~. Back walnut and cherry. No. p. Iraa No.
p. Spikes and nas. No 3. Lead. zIuc. and TIN.
No. = Paints. oIls. sc. No. 81 Leather. No. IS.
Hose. No. 81 Pitch, tar, and rosin. No. s.. Tai
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am now prepared to pnt on Chapman's Elastic
1smsds snI i shat Fastener" snren kR
oil Carriages and Wagons which can be- 3SHA
put on st a small EXPENSE
CaH and examine a. my Pactury where nave
certlhcates from the leading CoasRmsfeSs in ina
oan aS ANDREW J. JOYCE,
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The schedule which the bidder encloses mu,t he
pasted mas of -, and each Of them signed 10y han.
Opposite sscb article in the schedule the prce must
be the amount carried out the aggregate footed
up for each class, and the amount likewise written
IN words.
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Harm NJ EHnrnAfc1-

The undersigned, -, of 9. IN the state
of -, and -. Of, in tie State of -,
- for any Of the classes therein named 10
accepted, he or they wl, wit hin ten DAYS after the
receipt of the contract ~ the post office named
navy agent designated execute the contract or the
.ame, with good and sufficient suretles and IN case
said - - shall fan tO ent, into cor tract afOTe
said, we guaranty Ia make good the difference be
tween th- offer OF the said - - and that which
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-25
IEGALIA AND BANNER MANU-.

DISSOLUTION The partnership
II heretofore existing under the fra and style of
LANDKUM It WILSON, was dissolved on the 4th
February, by mutual consent.
The debts due to or by the concern. will be set
tied by the senior partner and he would request all
persons having claims to present them for settle
ment and all indebted, will please make immediate
payment, TO close the concern. -
S Y LANDRUM,
fe est ID WILSON.
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CPRING GOODS.--50 cases FANCY
- PRINTS, lust received. which we offer to the
trade Mt extremely low prices
fe ls-l2t WADSW0RTH TURNER 4 co.
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95 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED LAM
By Henry W. Quarles,
(No LEO Main street.)

a IIhhCIlfE SALE OF BOOKS
- On TUESDAY, the ed instant, commencing at
~ o'clock 7. NJ, will be sold at auction an e.ten
sse catalogue OF BOOKS, comprising the library of
the late William Maxwell, Esq L. L. d.. Secretary
o. tae virginia Historical Society and he late Rev
+. Berry, learned English Clergyman with addi-
curious WORKS 10 History. Biography, Theology
raves, Bellies Lettres, the Sciences, &c, &c
instant, and the books for examiuation an FRInIV
previous to the sale.
HENRY W. QUARLEs. Auct.
Persons unable to attend this sale can have th.,r
Orders executed by the Auctioneer or BY Messrs
'asnss pMS2dhDsse Co Richmond, Va. fe is
until next TUESDAY, the "a March whan aJarsva
addition will be made to the sale. '
fe24 II w n A..
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DOMESTIC G0ODS-We are receiving
~ a variety OF Domestic Fabrics, comprising
Brown sHIRTINoS and sHfEfiNGs, all widths
Bleaehed
Brown BIeaehea and Corset DRILLS and JEANS
Blne DRILLS. DENNIS, SHIFTING STRIPES
psniteutiary PLAIDS and STRIPES
Heavy plaid and striped 0SNABURGS
RED TICKINaS, APRON CHEEKS
4 Heavy Twilled DUCKS. Ba6GINGs. &c, &c.
Which We offer to cash, on prompt sac months tasf
Ia KENT, PAINE 4 co.
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GLASS ARE ERICH CUT AND
~ PRESSED CHASING have now in store
milan, German and American Cut Glass Also, n
heavy stock of common goods, embracing almost
every article in the line, wanted by merchants, fam
lies &c. For sale. wholesale and retail, very low
by GEO. J. SUMNER,
la ~ No. 20 Pearl street.
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JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.
MIR. r. H. JACKSON: DEAR SIR
IVA have tried 100 bottles of your EXCELSIOR BIrrERs
with my customers, and universally recommend il
specific against Ague and Fever, Bilious Fever
&c As IA TONIC, l find it superior TO any other arti
Gle have ever tried. As agreeable article In o
COCKTAIL, it is only to be used TO be approved.
Your friend and servant,
auI3 THOS. FALLON. MD.
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BY Henry W Quarles,

ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF JEW
- ELHY To Re SOLD AT AUCTION. sales for
'ahies every Tuesday and Friday commencing At m
eciock and TOR gentlemen every night at O'clock
have received. and will have opened and arrang
ed by THURSDAY MKT. the most elegant asrort-
nent OF hue Jeweiry ever offered in this city. The
nssnitl ccmf rises great variety Of Watches
Pear, Cameo. Goidstont and painted breast plus and
Earrings. sleeve Buttons, Lockets Chains &c &c
he above goods are Of very superior order CON
sttutlng an assortment worthy the attention Of
purchasers, either a, wholesale or retail
fe ID HENRY VI OJTARIHa A,ct
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COMMISSIONERS S4LE OF Va

+ COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
~ UABLE REAL ESTAT ON NAVY HILL
BY virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court of the
city of Richmond pronounced on the 18TH dsy of
January, 1865, IN the suit of Griffin vs. Gilmore and
ass, the undersigned, Commis soners BY the said
decree appointed. will proceed to se at public auc
Nm to the shest bidder on the premises, on
not, the next fair day. at4 O'clock, r. NJ, the prou
erty IN the said deed mentioned, viz Three Lots q
Ground. on Navy Ill., in the city of Richmond
designated as Nos. So 90 and 81. frontiag together
~ beet on the wet line of 5th street, and running
back within parallel lines 1872 feet TO an alley in
common 10 feet wide, with the improvements and
appuftenances, consisting of comfortable DwelIlng,
House, nearly new, and other improvements there
to belonging
TERMS -One-fourth cash, the remaining three.
fourths at f, 9and IL months, respectively Interest
adj ed from day Of sale the purchaser to give neg,
table notes for the deferred ynents aud the I'LL
to be retained until ali the purchase money be paid
ami a conveyance directed by the court
The taxes for lS53 70 be paid by the purchaser
lI0WIe0N, .,
eco w RANDOLPH }Comm1s.
Sale conducted by GoDD1N & APiERooN, Aucts.
f. al
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CORNS, WARTS,
ssNEgLSI~lG EASY FEET FOR THE
<axsrrf$S&sl&22 p.--Insrantaneous cure for
ASasS cOrns. bupion', warts, nails
growing into the flesh, and every disorder OF the
feet eradicated without any pain or Inconvenience;
permitting the patient 20 walk inne lately with
perfect and comfort, causing that freedom OF
sep essential 10 health add good carriage, by Dr.
EC4uLTZ the Reside It ChifOpOdist. Office on W all
street, Wall Street Hotel sign OF foot.
- Ladies ana g-ntefnsn. as usual, attended at
their residences, free Of extra charge.
Re- DR.. IS Celebrated Lotion, for chilblains
rheumatism &c, 10 be had only at his Office. ] sub
Join few certificates: } A Cowarttin. Esq, Lieut.
Eady. james Lyons. Esq. Rev Dir Mnngerode.
fe H-inN
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HANOVER COURTHOUSE FOR SALE

l. L The subscriber being DESTROYS OF devoting bis
tine 10 farming eers for sale bis Hotel ~ Hsnos 81
Courthouse together with 6zs Of Land attach
ed of which large portion j. cleared. IS acres hay
ing been recently lined. Besides the Hoteis OF ~
three large stables with 100 sta L. cor house. over
GERS house. Ice house, smoke h0nse, Kitchen, and
three out-houses for servants all In good repair.
should no sale be made before the 10th dsy of
March. Isas. The sarne ~ii tbs b. offered publicly
70 the highest bidder. VII en- the terms (which viii
be aceonimodafng) will be made known.
P.rsons wishing 10 purchase, can confer wfsh the
subscriber, by letter or otherwise
PHILIP IT. WINSTON,
fe A-Tn&FtiASh Hanover Courthouse.
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CTLKS, SfLKS-Early Spring Styles
- Bargains, BaFgains-Chaiiies, rev style. hand
some, Spring Deiaines; Stella shawls Embrederies,
Collars; Sleeves; BANDS &c. The iadiss and straD-
gers visiting ths city are most respectfully invited
- CA 6wATKINS,
e. ~ Opnosite Exchange Pank
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q A LARGE AND Fine -,

"a A LARGE AND FINE Nv
H. go STOCK OF sADDLERY FOR "a
u keE.a SALE AT REDUCED PRlCES-1 lac sub
scribcr having manufactured an unusual
large stock of SADDLES, BRIDES, and HARNEs
Of all descriptions from the finest that can be made
ia the State 10 the lowest priced that may be called
fr. together witha ine assortment OF WHIPS OF
ali styles, SPURS, STlRkuPs. IRONS, BITS, and
established house. Having at all times tbs best
work men employ ed, and using the best material,
il enables ne furnish ,uch work AS cannot fail to
please Call and FKamins my stock, and see tor
YOU sves that 1856 Main street Is the place tor hnr
work aud cheap goods. As my stock - large end
must be sold il will he to your interest TO give me
CALI You may fuslys xpect "A bargain. as am de
tcfmined 10 sell. All, rdeTs strictly attended 70.
f. i'm ID GR0OMS.
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BY Alex. Mott, Auctioneer.

NIGHT SALES.--i will commence TO.
NIGHT. and continue every night through the
week, to sell q large and desirable assortment q
FANCY ARTICLES, su n as Gold and Silver
Watches Breastpns. markings and Finger Riugs- -
Also, hne assortment Of Ready made Clothing Net
SHIRTS and Drawers, fine Cassimeres, &c.
de l5-ts ALEX NrTT Anal
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We respectfully inform

- DALHAMBRA HOTEL N
\st~F This old aud much freq s@~sg,l.sASM
Ses< auantei resort has been relAA<<As111S~A
--u'ly reH.t and ~ open for the reception of
visitors who eAa always lind the best Of everything
tba, the market ail5ris. together with the finest
" .aas and liquors. Lynhsyen Bay oyst RS OF most
4 cali Is most respectfully solicited from those in
want Of something good t. at ard drink
J J. kADES. Proprietor.
q ..---L..- CnrmLr naaIL ard Main sfteet.
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r. FOR BOSTON.-The supe-
Il ss@Ss rior fast sailing Schooner, VIII
N.-L.,. 49, LIAM WOODBURY.. Higgins. Mas
EEgSs2s1sss@-ssstrr having the greater portion of
her cargo engaged and going on board, will have
d. .pstcn. For balance oI cargo apply to
+. al-iw W. u. COLQUITT co.
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a SADDLE AND HARNESS

N - n II u - Il u ~ ~ ilhhNISC
k-Ey1SA NANUFACTOKY.-SAMU :. COT
~ 10y FRELL, wholesale and retail, No. lis,
Main street KiChmond, Va, returns his
thanks to his old friends AMI the public generally
br the very liberal patronage lie has received at
their hands for the last sixteen years, and
them that he is at present better prepared To accom-
mudate them than ever from the fact that he has i'll
hl= employment the very best hands and uses none
hut the best materials.
lie has always on hand good supply of gil quail
ties Of articles usually kept in his lire. which will
Doe sold ~ low as they can he purchased anywhere.
Il" invites the public and his old friends and custo-
mrTs tn give him call. A silver medal has been
awarded to him by the Mechanics Institute, at its
two last hihtions-honorable testimonials of the
rk aud fidelity Of the work done in his establish
m-ut SAM'L 5. CUTTRELL,
fs I7-lScH3n No. lis Main vt.
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H0SIERY.-Lad and Children's Cot
ton Hose, In large variety; also. Mems and Boys
Half Hose by the dozen or pair. for sale by
j NJ R0SENBAUM,
fe 20 1870 Broad 1t