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WATCHES. cTocKs. %.


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
R3 WATCH AND JEWELRY DEPOT, COR.
MER on MAIN AND PEARL STREETS,
=. 4Iaving received onr fall stock Of
WATUHk6, JEWELRY. sILyER-WARE,
We ars prepared to show one Of the largest and bssi
selected stocks that be found In any house IN Wiz.
gnis. We respectfully invite country merchants 10
inspect our stock before buying believing that we
can oncr such Inducements will DO satisfactory
Our goods are purchased of manufacturers in this
country and Europe. which enables us to sell as Low
g they can be sold In any Of the Northern cties--
Our stock consists in part Of Gold and Silver Watches
q every description; Ladies' Gold, Cameo, Mosaic
Pearl Carbuncle Lava and Diamond Ear Rings, Pits
and BRACELETS; Lsdies and gentlemen's Gold Watch
Finger Rings. with Stone; Seal Kings; plain Gold
Rings pure Gold Wedding Rings; Diamond Rings;
Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles and Eye Classes
Gold Pens and Pencils; Gold Thimbles; Gold Neck.
laces and Crosses Silver Spoons and Forks; Silver
Dessert Knives; Silver Porte Monnaes and Gard
Cases; Napkin Rings; Fruit Knives; Silver Sets.
One OF the firm being practical Matchmaker, en-
ables us to do work In the REPAIRING department
at low prices and short notice. and at the same time
will guarantee TO give satisfaction.
MYERS a JAHNKE
Corner Of Main and Pearl streets.
NJ .-The highest price paid in cash for old Sill
NEk,
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PRICE = WATKINS.


The subscribers are receiving. per jamestown, to.
day variety OF new aud desirable 6ecds, selected
Ia person by one Of theis concern. now in New York
They will continue 10 be supplied from time to time
and customer smay rely upon finding in their stock
the richest and most elegant goods that the country
affords, well varied assortment, at pri es that
cannot fail to please. Among the Goods opening to
day, will be found
Rich Velvet Cloaks and Nantes
Silk Talmas, Mantilias and Stella Shawls
Grey Cloth Cloaks and busters
Spring silks-in Robes, Bayadere, Chene and Sa
tpring De Laiues-in Printed Bayadere and
Robes In guile
India Foulards; French Pouard Robes
French and English Prints and Brliantes
Party and Evening Dresses--in Rich Lace Robes
&c, &c
French and English Prints and Giughams
Cruvella Cloths, De Beige, &c
Beautiful Lace Gets
Linen Trimmings
Victoria Collars and Sets
Full supply. Alexander's Kid Gloves
Damaeks Huckabacks, &c
Materials for Boys Wear
Ladies', Gents and Children's Hosiery, Gloves.
fe l6-ts PRICE WATKINS.
NEW GOODS, FEBRUARY 10TH
~ THo's r. PRICE co. are now getting in
some choice, fancy and heavy Goods for the Spring
trade. just to hand. will be found:
E Enslish h, Prints 4, e. IL great variety
Do do Mourning do
Do do Bayedere do
Hoped skirts, teyery style)
Ladies' Ct. s Gloves
Black Velvet Ribbons
Irish LineL >, Sheetngs. &c.
Plaid Dom .ics Cotton 0snaburgs, Brown Cot
A large lot colored and Black Silks and Silk
They are stia closing at wonderfully low rates.
fe lots 7. X. PRICE q co.
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PROFITABLE SrocK -Seiah GaIpin, OF Westheld
Coaa.. last year, kept fifty hens, shlch gave him
5p5 dozen Of eggs aud raised 80 chickens They
consumed 81 bushels OF corn aud five bushels Of
buck wheat. s=s
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PIANOS. 10.
N75NNs s dEARKssPf

~"'I sE1 NdNNH 4 CLARK'B PIA-
49, Nos.--sEyEN OCTAVE PIANOS
"H" p H TAYLOR has inst opened
j v several SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS
from the popular manufsctory Of Messsr. NUNS 4
grsRK wose Instruments he has been selling during
the past thirty years TO the entire satisfaction of the
numerous purchasers Also, Pianos Of ex octavcs
together with several excellent second hand instru
ments, which will be sold Mt unusually low prices
at this establishment only.
PIANO STOOLS. Of a variety Of patterns.
The most extensive assortment Of MUSIC and Mu'
sical Instruments in the State. r, Fl. TAYLOR,
ie 2sts Piano and Music Store. 1888 Main street.
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, $50 BRoap
W STREET. the only place where you can obtain
q cheap pair OF Shades. See prices:
Beautiful Landscapes 37Is5c, cheap at 75o
Plain Shades roc, worth III
Bouquets T5c worth St25
Vases only 81 - 200
Gothic efyle ST." $50
Gold and Velvet sl.2s cheap atS3
Gold Contra Si.5n, worth 90
Gold and Velvet Centre ST. cheap at eco
Dry Landscapes 81 50, worth 8 90
Also, large assortment of India Rubber Table
OIL CLOTHS, a dnrnble article. Those in want OF
good article at low price, would do well to cali at
h. G0LDEN's Dry Goods and Shade Store,
go Broad street.
N; B-storekeepers and Pedlars supplied at New
York prices.
~ Shades made to order at short notice.
In 2Q--fE
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REWARD.--Ranaway from

IN my farm. era gtou. early in 0ctel o. lest, a
Aa0 bright mniatto girl named NANCY GRAN.
80 THAN, sometimes calling herself -,ary
vac "a bright black eyes, long BLACK eyeiashes.
hin yisaxe, bu,hy head of hair, of sandy col r.
ing aud Il about fifteen ye .rs old 1 will give ST.
foe her apprehension and delivery tom at Ely farm,
lad 5s5tor the dis overy of harberers with sur
iciens prof 10 nvict them. she has relatives IN
The city OF Richm nd. living near the Monumental
iuurch, aud was last seen going from Manchester
70 that cart of the town. ~,u
fp It's VIM CHRISTIAN.
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fe g-Tu&Fts

- Stu REWARD. Ran away from
a the subscriber, PHILIP TAYLOR. Said ne
gro was bought by John Saunders, Esq, OF
III Ioretto, Essex county, Va, who sent him to
-i....ond, to my CARE aud / furnished him with q
ass 10 GO and SEQ his wife, and return in one week
rom the date # the pass, which WAS dated early III
september last ais wife Was then living In Ches
ereld comfy. near Petersburg The above ns la
: will give the above reward if delivered to mo in
aichmond, or to John Saunders at Loretto in Essex
,ounty, Va VIM. O. faihhifo-
L. k--fu
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THE DISPATCH.



KacHn ass rHE CLAauE.--Among the curious
fetsers which Mademoiseie Rachel had fsceivsa "
the course Of her theatrical career Was one wnte
she wss fond OF showing. She had just erease a
new character 10 4 modern piece. and during tne
Arst evening was loudly applauded. The next,
however, she thought her reception was ~ no
means 50 warm. aud che complained oiit adains
that the oidqas did not do It's daty. She was IN
formed that the head OF the filustrtons BODY was
I'M at the momaat. aud that he had been ooiged 10
get his nlace temporarily taken by eonfene from
shn.frs on tho Bouieyards. This latter parsonage
h.v.as heard the complaint wrote to the great
actress the following jnstiacatory epistle
S ssMsdemoisAiie, caanet remain anaer the 90
,oouy OF q rsrroaeh from lips such nc yours. Ire
following Is Aa authentic statement OF what really
TODD ptsce At the frst representation led at
tack 10 persoa no less than IS times We had
three ~ssiamsticns, four hilarities. two thrilling
movements. fur renewals ef appliance. aud two
tent did We carry our applause that the occupants
pwte- My men positively exhausted with fatigue.
and svea iatin.ated TO me that they could not
again so throu "a such an evsaing. Seeing such
8 20 he tbs case, applied f,r tina manuscript aud.
after having profoundly studied the piece. was
obiigea 10 make mp my MUD, for the second rep
rsseatafion, TO certain cnriaiiments 10 the ser
vice ofmy m>n. !. however. applied them oni,
To w. aud IL the al iHtffH Office which j
hold an ride me the opportunity. l will make
them ample amends In such situation as that
which have just depicted. hsve only to request
yau TO believe firmly in my profound admiration
and respectful zeal; and venture Go entreat you
to nave somc consideration for the difficulties
which envron me. arm. MademoiselIe," &c.
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SINGULAR CaUss FOR Suic.pE.-The Boston Mass
lost says 1.-THE papers give no cause Tor tho
suicide Of Mr. Harper, At 0riskany, N. Y. except
that he was Justice of the Peace
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'a Never jumps sheep that's frlghten'd,
Over any fence whatever,
Over wall, or fence, or timber,
rasgs But second follows after,
And third, upon the second,
- s Aud fourth, and fifth, and 80 on,
First sheep and then dozen, .
3ssa Till they all in quick succession,
'sss One BY one have got clear over.
50 misfortunes, almost always,
Follow after one another,
Seem to watch each other. always,
sa When they see the tail uplifsed,
.s- In the air the tail uplifted,
A one sorroweth eapeth over:
stes So they follow, thicker, faster,
Till the air of earth seems dayken'd.
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'sPaoFifAgLE REAprss.n--Tt IL stated that seven
Of Mrs. Fanny Kennble Butler's recent Shakspear-
ian Readings" in New York city, Melted tho fine
termed profitable reading
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J,3s5 pEl16s announcing 10 93zu.UN
Whole Tickets $40; Halves S.; Quarters % 50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to 50 Gg, corresponding with
those Numbers the Tickets printed on separate
slips ofpaper encircled with small tin tubes and
placed in one Wheel.
The first 57 prizes similarly printed snd eucfrcled
are placed in another Wheel.
The wheels are then revolved. and q number is
irawn from the wheel of numbers and at the same
-ime Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out opened and exhibit
ID to the audience, and registered by the Commits
sioners, the Prize being placed against the number
rawn. isoperatioI ated until all the Prizes
are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PaIzFs.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
frst Prizes will be entitled to the Is Approxima
.on Prizes Eorrxalnple: III Ticket No. IL $50 draws
the $40 Coo Prize those Tickets numbered
Isl, ,2s2 will each be entitled to 500. If Tickei
No. $50 draws the Sse,oo0 Prize those Tickets DUN
bered 54s, $40, $751; a52 viii each be entitled to $780,
and so on according to the above scheme.
The 500 prizes or 500 will be determined by tht
Ia figure offha number that draws The $40 900 prize
for example,: IL the number drawing the sp09U
prize ends with No. ], then ell the Tickets where thu
aumber ends in !, will be entitled to $50. 1.-THE mum
Der ends with No.2 then all tho Tickets, where tht
aumber ends in q will be entitlsd to $50 and so
too.
Certificates ofpaeke will be soid at the following
rates, which in the rick:
Certificate ofa package ofl0 whole Tickets. 81
kYnAE
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c"L CARRIAGES. CARRIAaFs

60 The subscriber has on hand. At his Cn.rh
Making Establishment, on Lombard AlIev hftwsNnn
Vain and Cary, I5th and lsth streets5 near the ~
inmolan Hotel, COACHES, CHARf0TEEs M
kopgHEs. Bug6IES, with and without ton. 90 90
suLhIEs all OF bis own make Of the best rrateris
and workmanship ali of which viii be s0ld a. cu
good work OF the kind can be in the city Of RIA
inond. and respectfully ask call from thoss =,
terniiSes 10 make tn order and sell al The Low,
prices possible, and all work sold that i new y,
rsnfed- MIcAJAH MAEGUM.
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,-r HAgAN,s J0gw' I; ;..'.s.,,~.;s.~-

G&R HAaAH's JOHN is ont a
- - .y q the ring. The question viii 11N
tny q nis wages. and why should tass T., VIC s
ance Of good viii, = sh3 eonsina.
RE, Jsgster, and Snuff ne Msmts
HAaAN'S JOHN stili retains greeh Me-. -.
~ ts AVS and indelibie rights, for Il i r,,,,s1n
W. ssif preservston y the fizt law Of Natnrs
20 uniur for he knoweih NOT III des,tsrs rect
Iore. nave commenced my old business a. ~
street ana VIII Be ready to build from whss,is.ra
and take Horses on iiytry--will he rssa ~ y, 1sds
,or nythingi nom goose yoke np b. bs;na -,
ba,r,nnm. with all his hnmbugs and Walker. vim h,
hereafter HMM n AZ more o.
ia t9-ts a c. 49,
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fNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL.

l. LEG E-This institution located at the corner of
Marshall and College Streets in a convenient an
.ry situation, is open for the reception of patients
throughout the year. All persons requiring Medi
al or Surgical aid, except the insane, aud persons
facted with contagious diseases, are admitted into
rs wards.
The accommodations for the sick are complete, and
private rooms are provided for patients desiring
them.
The patients under the charge the Professors
# the College, aided by experienced Resident
physician The charges for Board, Medical Atten-
lance, Nursing, and Medicine, are, tor
Wnite .....po PSF Weeh'
Colored do ..-"...-........-..3 DO 90.
Private ro0.ns.. ..........,..Sf tObl9 10. CO.
By arrangement with the proprietors OF the
Bellevue Hospital ia cases requiring Surgical OPP
ration in addition TO the above rates, fee, varying
RON 50 to $50 in different cases. will be charged for
the operation. The particular fees may be ascrr-
tained on application to either the attending Sur
xeons or to the President of the Infrmary.
RE Al charges to be paid on the removal Of the pa
ieft
Persons in the country, desiring to send patients
20 the Inrnary. or to obtain Information concern
ng it, may address the President or the Steward
Attending 5uIgeons-Profs. GIBSON, PETIooLAs and
WEXFORD
Attending Physicians--Profs. TUCKER and Con-
TAY.
Resident Ply sician-MARIog HOWARD, NJ. ID.
oteward-t. NJ. PARRISH.
Prcsident-L s JONES. NJ. d. ia 6-d6m
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Tomiinsons spring and axle factory, at Bridge
port, c., was burnt Tuesday night. Loss $4,000.
The Boston Transcript says music house in that
s.ty pas paid one thousand two hundred dollars 20
mr oegrgs y Rect for the copyright Of the little
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK-CHAI

TEREr By THE LEGISLATURE OF vIR-
si1NIA CAPITAL l00g0O DOLLARS re-
caiyed deposit IN of five dollars and upwards
which Interest at the rate of per centum per an
uum is pad, for sums remanng six months or long
ar for shorter periods interest the rate of per
centum.
The whole joint stock hound for the deposits
DEPOSITS received, and certificates issued By the
Cashier. T, B. STARKE at the store of H. b Srence.
corner of Jain and Governor streets, Richmond Va
SAMUEL 3. OocrRELL, President
7. d. SfARKR. Cashier.
G. WkLTHALL, Secretary.
ia gra
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COAL.

4 NTHRACITE C0AL.-300 tons RED
"A and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL. for
sale at the lowest market price, FOR CASH Apply 10
CB LIPSCoMB, Coal Office l4th 81,
&. es-ts Near Mayos Bridge.
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RUNAwAYs.

~ RAN AWAY from the subscriber,
likely Boy. named 81 oS, twenty years Of
age. coal black, about five feet Fighter niue
XII. inches Ia height, rather slender aud delicate:
was lircd last Year to BEnnmel 4 Royster. will
paw FIFTY DOLLARS for his apprehension and
delivery 10 me- at the corner Of 9th ami Canal sts
fe ats WM pEYTuN.
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LosdEvirf OF CLEEsTMEs.--It Is stated tina. Of so
clsrgyinen who died In the year 1855, more than
ouehalf had passed the age of three score and
ten ssSf 800 -
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RuSsEs, TRussES, TRUssEs We
lnvs9 ne -, attention Of physieaas Ia ! new and
1870 lin 49,; .os the cur q Hernia lis ss
sng} ssa .e1ems ana sataraL pressure il stTik.
gAsesn. q TrHste1 for uubieal Ier,c al ~
$500 e sans.n 70 use viz. large assortmsns II
&c sqtton Elastic st ckngs. for payseasa silk
MEADE = BAKER, pharmaeee,,.,u
: $50 NV. cor. Maih and Iosh 7.
sam Richmond u
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LOTTERIES.

CWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
oAUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA
$70,0O0!i for $40!
The following scheme will be drawn by 8. SWAN
4 CO., ManagersJt the Sparta Academy LOTTERY, in
each of their Single Number Lotteries for February
1853, at AUGUSTA, Ca, in public, under the super
Intendence of Commissioners.
GLASS
To be drawn IN tae city ofAugusta Gs in public, OF
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9TH, 1858.
GLASS 2,
To BE- drawn In the city OF Augusta 0a in public, OIL
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18th 1855.
GLASS 3,
70 be drawn 10 the city of Augusta Ca in public
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10Th, 1858.
CLASS 4.
70 be drawn In the city OF Augusta Ca in public Cd
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY q, 1855.
OT THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
5485 PRIEST
Nearly One Prize to EoeTg Niee Ticket
MAGNIFICENT SCHEhEi
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JAMES RIVER HYDRAULIC CEMENT

The celebrated James River Cement Works are
now in full aud successful operation and pre- pared
to furni>h 10000 casks monthly.
he Cement Is manufactured from O PURE HY.
DRAULtC CEMENT STONE aud approximates
lea rer the original Roman Cement than any other
in the United Stats.
In order to maintain the high reputation it now
Possesses the manufacture is conducted with the
greatest ami SKILL strictly disearding all foreign
;,dniteration
aA- EVERY CAsK WARRANTED.
orders should be addressed to the proprietor.
I CHARLES Il L0CHER,
Balcony Falls, Va,
Or to the General Agents.
BRIDdFORD & CO.,
fe Sim Richmond, Va.
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GLOVER HILL COAL.-The subscri
" Der has always on hand, both large and small
LUMP COAL, which he will deliver to the public
nnnrtusIiv wben ordered NJ b WHITING,
q. T. 9,n 49, Near Petersburg Depot
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BARGAINS In DRY GOODS

~ FOR CASH.
To make room for my Spring purchases, will
sell for mouth only, the remainder of my stock
at greatly reduced prices. and many articles with
out regard to cost, for Cash only.
Nearly all of the stock is new and fresh, having
been purchased within the last 60 days, under the
most favorable circumstances 1t is needless TO emu
merate the articles hand suffice 1t to say they EN-
brace every thing in the dry goods line.
call is respectfully solicited from all who really
wa7tcheap goods Come and see for yourselves.
JNO. l.. SMITHER,
E,yn IN tTn;r
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ATOIlGE.--Received By last sts&mef
aheas lion yds Debege Of assorted ceiors. which
wa fseF ~ fh.. sxtrsTa Tow rtlee IL 81 oauis Netth
i3N esats Cali sooA II Won wish hargasn IA
JOHNSON = HAkNuQp.
.Nis Ne. Il Aa1a ~
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sks-,mMzk LEES REGULAR LINE
60 OF CANAL. BOATS, Cate Cox's,)
the only regular line on the Canal.
Boat TEMPEST, Capt. Jno. Donald.
e SULTANA, (new, Capt VIM. b. Smith.
OLIVIA, Capt. j. g. Wilkinson.
Mar0LEoMs Capt. e. g. Lsyne.
" Johns e. J; johnson.
These gil first class Boats, commanded by expe
rienced and careful Captains, and fully responsible
for any damages likely 10 occur.
"a They leave every other day, Sundays ex
cepfed, full or not full.
For freight, apply ut the Shed in rear Of the Ga
Works, where Clerk viii ct all times be in attend
anee to receive freight. A. 5. LEE,
g0 f-ts Agent,
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stsxe-lzrEusEh COX'S LINE.-The only
- regular Line Freight Beat from
aichlnond 10 Lynchburg, three times week, TUES.
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS. iE
Boat SUETANA. Capt. VIM. B. smith,
Do Ti0s. w JOHNS. Capt. Chas. j. johnson.
Do. LITTLE TtsNNESSEE, Capt. Jas. w. Maxwell
Do. OLIVIA, Capt. Jos. S. Wilkinson.
Do NAPOLEON. Capt. Geo. G. Layne.
De. TEMPEST, Capt. John Donald.
These Boats are all of the first class. and com,
manded by careful and experienced Captains. and
leave promptly advertised. The subscriber. thank
fui for past fyors 50 literally bestowed hegs con
tinuance Of the same. For freIght apply to
VIM. z. COX, Agt.,
At the Shed Deck street, in rear Of old Gas Works
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APPkOAlMATJQN PhiLES.
prize, are $3.50
prize, are 1900
prizes Of $500. srproxhnating to $1,000
prize, are 800
prizes Of Sl25, spproxinating 10 5000
prize, arc 800
prizes of $780, approximatng to 4,Gt0
prize, are 400
prizes of sT5 approximating 10 5000
prize, are 900
prizes of $50 approximatirg 10 1850
prizes are 200
300 prizes OF 30 are 100000
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MARBLE WORK
AVA AT REDUCED PRICES.
MILLER a. VENEEGFr

Main Street. rseatty opposite Second Btptist Church
Dealers ia Italian and American Marble, and Man
ufacturers of Monuments, Tombs. &c. respectfully
invite the attention TO those In want to their stock
IN hand. which consists Of larger rfn,ent Of
than can be found in tho State which they will sell
At pa ces lower than the same article be purchas
I'D in this or any of the Northern cities.
Monuments Of any size or design made to order of
the best Italian or American Marble, on favorable
terms.
Carving snievery style of lettering. neatly exc
cutei in Am,
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UYPOPHOSPHITE'S OF SODA AND
L LIME-Bromide and Iodide of Cadmium SUB.
CARB BISMUTH; Valeriana.e's of Morphia Qui-
mia, Zinc, Iron and Amonia; Glacial Aeetic Acid;
sulphate of Nickel; Picrotoxn; perfectly pure and
inoderous Glycerne; plstina sponge and Wire:
Aconitin; Atrphia; Emetime; Digitaiin; Chloride
of Gold, and all rare Chemicals, for sale by
MEADE d BAKER, Chemists
ia Is6N Mai audi nth
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"MisFoarusEs MEYER CONE SissLE."-This vener.
Is able adsge has thus been emplifeu, 10 HiawsthaD
verse. by quaint contributor TO The Albion Div
erpooi \
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/ H !
BIZ |

- =. =. ~
vTHK
oribers. 81.
lie 70 UseAJ
Ssaf. or 80
wTHE |
avery Tues'ss
syTIIE ]
Tridsy. ana g..
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NOTICE.--To ali those of nv

e. NOTIGE.-To all those of my
&A customers who may have been disappointed
.&,1,9e by me- l beg leave TO say that, having at
- last employ ed = workman, shall be able
to do oil WATCH, CLOCK and JEWELRY work
at my store promptly. and. generally have done,
and always endeayor to do, well.
All kinds OF fine WATCHES, such rs Chronone
tiers, Duplex Patent Lever and Reporters repaired
neatly and promptly. and warranted to run for IL
months. if well used.
All kinds of Jewelry, Music Boxes Aecordeons, &c
neatly and promptly repaired by
JN0 " WILLIAMS,
Formerly with sfr john Hil.)
No East Main street,
Next door to Mr. James Williams shoe Store
fe Him
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FL uz rgE3 NOTICE. RICH
~ ss 49, kgMoND AND DANyILLE
KTIGR0ADT TUIPANY.--NEW FREIGHT AR
RANGEM ENT.--0n and after the 9th September
this Company will receive freight Of all kinds at
Danviile or any other Station on the road. Also,
any freight from Lynehburg, elsewhere on the
line, aud ship the same for aceonn. Of owners
FREE OF CHARGE
for forwarding, by steamers sailing vessels a. d.
rected.
PREPAID.
Bills of Iading will be forwarded to Hhe consignee
and consigners when requested
Insurance effected to any port in the United statee
Copsgnors awaiting themselves ofthe above adrant
ages must have their rrcncc in tho very hest order
and Irrgt sendwrtten Instructions in every instance
directed tothe DOWN FlkElGHT AGENT. at Rict.
mond.
Merchants and others purchasing goods here or al
the North can send their Htocks piorerly prepared
for traglspef taton, directly to our up Freight
Agent and the freight may DO paid here or at Dan
Vile T,ynehburg or further West, ii necessary.
Fiyiic,dar svysiten iRstrarff0ns should be furnish
ed the UP FREIGHT AGENT in every instance.
CHARLES CAMPBELL
% 24-dSets Supt Transpsn.