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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-09
cERN HAGAN'S JOHN IL out "A
>ARk CARRIAGE, CARRIAGES.

cERL CARRIAGEE, CARRIAGES.
a. The subscriber has on hand. At hls Coach
Making Establishment. or Lombard Ailey, betwseh
Main aud Cary, (l3th aud 18th s'reefs) near the O.
Inmbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARl0TREs. IA
R0UCHE>. BUGGIES, with and without tops esa
sULKfES. ailef bis own make of the beet materials
and workmanship: all az which villa be sold ~ ievas
mond. and ! respectfully ask a call from those in
want Of any article In the Carriage line ~ de-
termined 10 make to order and sell ut the lowest
prices possible, and all work sold, that b. nee ear.
ranfed. MlCAfAH MAN0UM
fe l2--Qrn - - -.
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"a NOTICE.--To ell those Of my
"a customers who may have been disappointed
e HA by me- beg leave 70 say that, having nc
q last employed q workman I shall be able
10 DO All WATCH. CLOCK and JEWELRY work
ut my store promptly and. NJ generally have DONE
and al ways endeavor 10 do, well.
All kinds Of fine wATUHES. such as Chronome
ters Duplex Patent Levers and Reporters repaired
neatly and promptly. and warranted TO run for II
months, IL well used. 4t5 si4
All kinds OF Jewelry, Music Boxes Accordeons. &c
neatly and promptly repaired By
JNO WILLIAMS,
Formerly with Mr John Hill.)
No East Main street,
Next door to Mr. James Williams shoe Store
II Inn
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RAN AWAY ron the subscriber,

likely boy, named SIMON, twenty years Of
age, coal black about Eve feet eight or nine
G4s inches in height. rather slender and dellsete
Was hired; last year TO Brummei Roysser. VIII
nav FIFTY DOLLARS for his apprehension and
delivery to me- at the corner Of 9Th aud Canal sts
fe 2,Zts WIN PEfTUN.
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!, BUFFALO RvM.--It appears that the liquor sold
In Buffalo is perfectly ''orfui." The Advertiser
gives the following description oft:
:. The brandy Is poison, the whisky OF that vari-
ctr known as Neutrality-suspicious., would i'm
proye it-and the gin is kept 10 glass bottles simply
becsnse Il wouid eat through the slaves OF bar
rel In fifteen minutes"
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CTRAW GOODS. BLEACHED AND

- PRESSED.-We have engaged the services of
first rate Bleacher ard Presser of Straw Goods and
having procured new blocks and the requisite ma
chinery. are new prepared 10 Bleach and Press
Straw Bonnefs and Hats OF every description.
1t shall be our aim to have this styl of work done
eessary expense to accomplish the same. The party
whom we have engaged has worked in the largest
Straw houses in New York and Philadelphia, and we
think, can give entire satisfaction.
DENNIS & BRO, Dyers,
Franklin street, opposite Metropolitan Hall.
fe l6-im
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aAILRoADs, STEAMBOATS,. &c

ruzzrz RICHMOND Oct lst., 1857.
~ 80 ss:s5 SSs4g SPECIAL NOTICE.-Op
md after this dafe, ALL packages intended for Ex
re Railroad will be received at Office 1874 Main
street, instead of Railroad Depot, heretofore, be
ng in conformity with an arrangement made with
the above Company.
J. L. MACDONOUGH, Agent
&C 5-ts Adams Express Company.
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LOTTERIES.
LOTTEHIHS.
CWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
by THE STATE OF GEORGIA
37O.OOUi! for $40!

S7O,OOOI! for $40!
The following schem 8 will be drawn by s. SWAN
Il CO., Managers)t the Sparta Academy Lottery, in
each OF their Single Number Lotteries for March,
1885, at AUGUSTA, Ga, in public, under the super.
intendence Of Commissioners.
CLASS 5,
lobe drawn IL the city of Augusta, Ga, tn public,
SATURDAY, MARCH 6TH, 1858.
GLASS 6.
To b drawn In the city of Augusta Ga In public,
SATURDAY, MARCH l3rE, 1858.
GLASS 7,
To DO drawn In the city Of Augusta Ga in public on
SATURDAY, MARCH 10Th, 1855.
GLASS 3. - s.s
TO be drawn In the city of Augusta Ca in public or
SATURDAY, MARCH Il, 1853.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
5,4S5 PRIEST
Nearly One Prize 10 EueTp WtnI 1jekzs.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
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IN FURS! FURSlI FURS!iI -

Ladies' " II find nj the new and extensive
HAT, CAP and FANCY FUR DEPOT, No. rs, Main
street the blowing beautiful and fashionable styles
Of Fancy Furs:
Sable TALMAS aud yICToRiNES
Stone Martein TALBAS and VICTORIEES
Extra Fitch CAPES and do
Black Lynx do do
Russia Fitch do. do.
Rock Marten do. do.
British Sable do do.
Russia Squirrel do. do.
Misses Squirrel CAPEs and WIGS
Stone Marten do.
Fitch do.
British Sable do.
MUFFS. MUFFATEES and WIGS
NECK TIES &c.
And every other style of Fancy Furs, suitable for
Ladies' Misses and Children. Also, a handsome a.
sortment of Carriage Robes. Foot Muffs, &C.
The above goods have been carefully selected and
they warranted fresh and FREQ from defect The
attention of the Ladies' is respectfully solicited
BING0RD, DICKINSON a WEIsIGER,
NJ ~ Nafn atrsaS
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CAH1A101l GA1uTACron1xe
cNNx eco p AZ fAIReE IE--We.sId
- rsrpecffuIIy invite the sfttasicn q n.
irtends snd tbs pubic generally, u III iarge Ard
iastioumsie ~ d Tnsenf nfCAHHfA8fE4 BfjfS6fEa
DC. This work n mansfAetns "a In this eify b. 800
pefsst workmen, snd ont Of thu bnst nssferisl 4
call from those Desiring 10 purchase n spanrstsv,
,tAlsSO-A sscond1h hand SIX scat CAHElAf1E ana
HARNESS. 10 good order Tor ssls low. II
q ~ e9I6l AgAIHHTfE~8
Coach Maker mn street
e 1s-2m between Msln air{ cssy.
cPRN HAGAN'S JOHN lie out a.
q the ring. The question viii 13N
be asked. WHIT It's written, the Iaborer : ros.
tiny Of his wages. and Why sbosid 4 mar III. B.,
nsnsa s -. Thankful for past fAvors, and eoEiiau
"Ri~. Jupiter, and Snuff ne Noon fss.sg,
HA9ANs JOHN .tip retsins Greek Nstsn, WIN
all It's laws and indelibls rights for Il s vriitan
that selfpreservstion u the fr.t law n Nature -
Why should man despair, 90 long M there l. reed
to unturl. for he knnweth not his dessinyf The-s
fore, have commenced mr. old business on Ism
street, and will be ready TO build from Nheaiisr
row 10 q six horse C0ach-wili hire ont eel trada
and take Horses on liverywiil be ready 10 trs.s..
fir anything from goose yoke up 70 blind OF =
Barnum with all his bumbugs, and Walker with M.
military renown, H. nothing TO compare 10 IA
CANS JOHN career, which yor win hear moreoi
hereafter. JOHN HA6AN ~
ia i9-ts Creek Nation
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cd the UP FRIGHT AHENT IN every Instance.
.EIls CEARLES CAMPBELL.
- N-dkcts eupt. Transp'n

-rhGA Diu0AtNbsr--W0 MIG u0W OF
~ faing all kinds Of heavy Wintsr Clothing NJ
greatly reduced prices. We wish TO close out our
supplies, and purchasers mar be assured that "a
offering the greatest Endorsements Of the seaes,s,
We ask particular attention TO our stock of fine
goods At bargain. KEEN, BALDWIN 4 90. Z
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NEW SCHEDULE.-Th
/1fo u Mail Steamships JAMESTOWN
NLL~1HksX and ROANOKE nre both ON the
slsroute now between New York ald
hichnoLd.
The JAMESTOWN, Capt. PArrtsu, leaving New
York every SATURDAY, ct o'clock, and the
ROANOKE, Capt SKINNER every WEDNESDAY
evening at 3o'clock. for Richmond.
Returning the JAMESTOWN leaves Richmond
every TUESDAY evening at O'Clock, and the
ROANOKE every FRIDAY evening, at o'clock, for
Cabin passage, including Meals and State Room
accommodations only $im
steerage passage. only S..
For further information. regarding freight, en-
aure at our Office.
LUDBAM 4 WATSON,
NH Opposite Steamers Wharves.
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rarry TTrpDIY nv MIPC9

APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.
' Prize. are s'V'' '''' 800 sl.sa
4 prizes Of $780, spproximating to $4,000
prize, are l,ZN
4 prizes of $500, approximating to $1,000
prize, arc 800
prizes of $l25 approximating 10 S5eC0
prize, are DOT
prizes of 500, experimenting 10 5000
prize, are 40C
prizes of $15 approxtmatfng 70 5000
prize, are BOG
prizes Of $50 approximating to $500
prizes are RO
5000 prizes of $40 are 100000
s 4s5 prizes, amounting to S320.n6
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Gas FOR THE COCNTRY.-We ar,

GAS FOR THE C0CNTRY.--We are
~ erecting the works of tho Maryland Portable
Gas Company, insmany sections of Virginia and N.
Carolina, and they have given entire satisfaction-
They perfectly simple tho Gas is superior to our
city gas and the cost not onehird that OF lamps or
Landles.
We refer to the following gentlemen. who have
the works now In use:
James Lyons. Miles Turpin, A Lee. Ro A Mayo
Mai Edwin Robinson. DR. Jno B Harvie, and p ST dec
Cocke, Of powhatau co - $500
Any further information canbe had bv addressing
STEBBINS 4 PULLEN,
tem l0i Broad %.
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Whole Tickets $40; Halves s.; Quarters 81 80.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to 50.OA. corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
lips of paper are encrced with small tin tubes and
placed in one Wheel.
The first 457 prizes similarly printed and encfrcled
are placed in another Wheel.
Tho wheels are then revolved. and number II
trawn from the wheel of numbers, and at the same
zime Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhibit
d to the audience, and registered by the Commits
ioners, tho Prize being placed against the number
trawn This operation repeated until all the Prizes
are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.-The two preceding and
the two SUGGESTING numbers to those drawing the
first Prizes viii be entitled TO the Is Approxima
son Prizes. For example,: II Ticket No. l,250 draws
the $40 900 Prize those Tickets numbered PAS II 249
II 25l ii 252 will each be entitled to $500. If Ticket
No. $50 draws the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets mum
bered 54S 49, $751; $50 will each be entitled to $780,
and so on, according to the above scheme.
The 500 prizes of $40 will be determined by the
In figure ofthe number that draws the $40 600 prize
For example: If the number drawing the $70.0E
prize ends with No. then all the Tickets where the
humber ends in l. win be entitled to $40. 1.-THE mum
Der ends with No.2. then all the Tickets, where the
number ends in ?. will be entitled to $40 and
too
Certificates ofpackages will be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk:
Certificate of a package ofl0 whole Tickets, sS
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DOMESTIC GOODS.-We are receiving
~ variety of Domestic Fabrics, comprising
Brown sH1RTINGS and sHEErINGs, all widths
Bleached d
Brown Bleached and Corset DRILLS and JEANS
Blue DRILLS DENNIS, SHIFTING STRIPES
Penitentisry PLAIDS and STRIPES s
Heavy Plaid and Striped OSNABURGS III
BED TICKtNGS, APRON CHECKS
u Heavy Twilled DUCKS, BAGGINGS, &c, &c,
Which we offer to cash, or prompt sir months buy
fsI2 KENT, PAINE co.
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TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR THE TWENTY-SEC0ND.-
The feast will be great and JOY quite complete
Our friends from all parts will be with US;
How well will we feel with all them TO meet,
1t will be glory for beaux and for misses.
Let ALI the utensils be plenty on hand,
To bake, and to drink and to eat with:
The best place to get these, is at SCHAAP's old
stand;
All know he is hard to compete with.
This 10 at the
ea Cornar NJ al and Rroad sta
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4 IMPORTANT NOTICE TO

AAAHAT BOOT AND CATER wEARgRs.
.. n. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel. Rest
quality moleskin Hats $780, second quality s. silk
Hats, S2,5D; fine calfkkin served Boots 1850; Cor.
English kid, 1915 buckskip, 1885, lasting $3.50
calfskin 1926 patent leather pnmps, IS; cafskiu Do
1878; caiskin oxford Ties, 50 2s They all made
toorder and warranted to wear we'll.
Terms. cash ON delivery; one price and no abets
nnanf
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PETERSBURG, Sept. Sd, 1857.
~ ON AND AFT E R
~ Ss1IizsT@.xSgM ON DAY next, the 7tt
inst. and until further notice. the following schedul
will be run tas road daily Sundays exceT tedl
the Passenger Trains:
MAIL TRAIN
leave Petersburg at ............. 90 O'clock A. N
Arrive at Burkeville (Junction) 40
at Lynchburg at............. 90 2.
Leave Lynchburg at. u 20 P.M
Arrive at Burkeville (Junction) 90 Pm
at Petersburg at............. 20
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
leave Petersburg IS O'Clock p; NJ.
Arrive at Burkeviile (Junction) IS
at Lynchburg at...-....... 80 A. ID.
leave Lynchburg at........-....... 10 90 z. ID.
Arrive at Burkeville (Janction) % A. N.
at Petersburg at............ as ID.
The Accommodation Train connects with the v ir-
sna and Tennessee Train. going West and coming
East: with the Richmond and Dauyille Train a.
Burkeville and with the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad, going North and South at Petersburg.
40 5-ta G.. B, ALLSUP. Sup't.
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&M noF NOTICE sSn n.lv1Ih.
RAILROAD COMPANy.-NEW FREIGHT AR
RANGEMENT.-,.on and after the 24th September,
this Company win reeei r.. neignt Of an kinds Al
any freight from Lynehburs. or elsewhere on the
FREE or CHANGE
for forwarding by Steamers or sailing vessels DR.
rected.
THE RAILROAD FREIGHT MAY OR NOT BE
PREPAID.
Bills Of LadiAg will be forwarded to 1.-THE consignee
and consiRnors, when requested.
Insurance effected to any port In the United States
Consignors awaiting themselves ofthe above advant-
ages musthave their produce Ia the very best order
and must se0dwritten instructions in every instance
directed tothe DOWN FREIGHT AGENT, Ut Rich.
mond. Ee4 sk
Merchants and others purchasing goods here or at
the NORTH can send their stocks properly prepared
for Transportation, directly 70 our up Freight
Agent" and the freight may be paid here or at Dan
vile, Lynchburg or fArther West, IL necessary.
Particular writtzH insfynctiens should be furnish.
cd the UP FRKIaHT AGENT IN every instancs.
CHARLHS CAMPBELL.
=
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pLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS, GREEN

QLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS, GREEN
~ BRIER COUNTY, VA. FOR RENT.-This cell
ehrafed watering place, with all the furniture. now
In good REPAIR will be rented. for one year. to the
highest bidder, ON the 9th day If March next. 1885,
the renting to take place on the premises As the
medicinal qualities OF the water, and the elegance
necessary to speak of them here Bond and security
will be required Of the renter, payable twelve
months after date. Persons DESTROYS OF renting NAV
consult either Goo. W. Buster. Blue Sulphur, or r.
r. Dennis, Lewisburg. Va !.
GEO. w. BUSTER.
RIO. r. DENNIS.
fe5-td JOS. r. CALDWELL.
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RUTTER DEP0T.-Just received. 4
A frssh supply Of prime GOSHEN and ROLL
1880 si Lard Cnssse, Peas Besps, and Dried
tween nth and 18th kts.. nearly opposite the Old
Market. BROOKE fLkAsANTa
81 BBL6. APPLES. in prime order
~ 50 boxes ORANGES
50 do LEMONS S..
just received and for sals BY
DAVID N. JONES CO..
mia No ~ Main sfreet.
FAMILY FLOUR. Superior Family
Flour. for sale BY
q 1s-tA nuML0r MoNsMkN %.
MOLASSEB. --f60 b6ls prime New Or
xA leans Molasssa. ior sa!e ~
nah . L1WI4MW1DD . co.
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BARGAINS AND NO MISTAKE!-The

- subscriber intending to close his present bust
cry Goods at such prices that will ut once show that
he ia really selling out. These in want will consult
their own interests by giving me an early CALL
All those Indebted to him will please settle their
accounts, as longer indulgence can not bs given.
K. FLEISCHER,
fea-Im* 5 Main St. opposite Market Hall.
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DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS. JOHN
~ SON & HARDWOOD, No II Main street, keeps
constantly on hand large and varied stock of For
eign aud American, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, to
articles at low prices We cordially invite all to call
and examine Goods and prices, as we feel conf-
dent they will find 1t TO their interest to purchase
of us at the prices named.
"a III u.
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some experience with horses, says:
a.swhen horse has fallen from the slippery state
20 the ground the readiest method OF enabling
hiu 10 rise 10 place piece of old rug or carpet
under his fore feet and he will be able to get mp at
onoe. Many horses are seriously strained by their
more particularly the case Sith those Of high
spirit. aud frequently those of greatest vaiue are
30 frightened by the iAlt that greater injuries 20
themselves, as we'll danger TO those In the car
riage ensas from vsin efforts to get mp than by the
fall. Lot the afivsr leap down at once and assist
abe horse 10 get In position to get up, mt the same
time placing the rug, carpet, or even old coat,
9sder BIS feet"
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THE LARGEST STOCK OF JEWEL
l. RY, SILVER PLATED WARE, WATCHES
&C.. IN THE CITY.-The subscriber has received by
the steamer jamestown very large and varied stock
If the above goods which Is superior tn quality to
what ia generally kept in the Jewelry Stores of the
city aud which he will sell at far less prices than
the same goods can be bought for.
~ Ladies' and gentlemen will please call at No.
100 Main street. where the above goods will be shown
with pleasure and warranted as represented.
fe Cts HENRY w QUARBES, Auct.
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)TICE.-The subscriber would 70

NoTlCE-The subscriber 81. scribe ~ would 9 re
generally that he IL prepared to execute all orders
for PAINTING, GLAZING, nc, promptly. and on as
good terms as others. always using the best mate
rials.
TO his cd friends. he would return his sincere
thanks for their patronage, some Of whom have
besn from his beginning business eleven years
siucs his regular customers, and he hopes by due
diligence ia merit liberal share OF public patron
a0e : fe Pts sly LANDRUM
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CUPERlOR STOCK OF DRY GOODS
~ AT VERY LOW PRICES, FOR CASH.-Our Gus
toners, and strangers visiting the city, will find
Fall and Winter Dress Goods, marked down to
half price
Fast lolored Lawns at s cts per yard
Berage Delaues at Is, worth 3Tia cents
Plaid Ginghams at III and l2l4 cts, worth Is cts
Berages and Silk Tissues at 81 and rs cts, very
cheap
Berage and Organdie Robes at auction prices
Rich Lace Sets Cambria Muslin and Lace Col
lars
general stock of Staple Goods, best makes, at
prime cost, at Z PERhl NS& cos,
fe 20 No1H Eagle Square.
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ma the thunder Of battle the eroans Of the ayns
ne van Of weak .wnncn. the sheuh O. ss,ssssin@
nor HteAiaud maiden sat tnbblnT ead - n.fivc
= As ne bnsed br the peace o. .es '''a
ut,s~re sAae s,sd voice 20 the ear q ncf hs"'"
The soes Il aud scotland foreser VII III sha brave
I'VE sre ssveAi re are saved cs~' W"
~,ris Is Hishiandsr's slogan. ainns ,.
ousn. ,Ae tam nest Of hattie was hssh ss,es,;
Sat no ttdngs OF heip did TINS. az they rushed
ASsis 10 fheir shot shattered rssa hed the stee.
Again reared the caanon. ssn aIes rs welcome the
ss ..sss... are thick but their el'y''''w''l
a. s, sSps, &c. p..ins The o.mps'l' arc COM
x. ,n e. charging aud cheerias' dinna ye hear
=. 49,. A. Luckno~ fame crowns ron with glory.
nss welcomes yea home with glad songs In your
h,ars Js..le Brown with her soul stirring story.
~ p.rerer 4 III live In the Highlsnaers' lays.
f<,na lie 90 our Queen, and the hearts who defend
. spcssss to our dag and, when danger IL nsa- ~.
May enr pipe. be heard playing The Campeeiis are
And an angel voice crying. 80 diana ye hear q p
ninna ye hear Il! dinna We hear tts
Higb Ger the battles din, diana ye hear III
High DER the battles din hail IL and cheer Il,
~TSe the Highian,erss slogan. dinna ye hear IT
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DuMPS-pUMPs.-We have This da

DUMPS-PUMPS.- nave his DAY
L entered into Copartnership. and call the atten-
ton of those in want to sample of the old style
LOG PUMP, which has been in nse for hundreds Of
years. and proves the best Pump ever used. We are
prepared to put Pumps In wells at the lowest CASH
prices, at short notice, and finish I'd in the most APP
proved style. which We warrant to give satisfac
fiom Richmond All ordersfro the country prompt
ly attended to sUTER COSBY.
10
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CAW MILL-The subscribers having
~ purchased the Saw Mil on Mayo's Island, from
Mr. John Williams. have made arrang ements 10 get
continuous supply of fine logs of the best selected
growth and quality. They are prepared to furnish
terms They win endeayor make ii the interest OF
builders 10 deal with thenl and would most respect
fully solicit their patronage.
Orders left at the Mill, or at our Shop, on 9th and
Cary Streets shall be promptly attended to.
62-ts JOHN K GEO. I'll BSON.
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FOR RHNr AND sALH.

~ FOE, Rent OR SALE. The small
:a SOAP Factory on FaKheId greet, near the
anpiy TO EDWARD MoAUAN,
Eoap and Candle factory on franklin street rear OF
st. Charles Hetel, and nov manufacturing on lar
and the trade GENERALLY 10 his large aud well axsort
ed stock OF Soap and Candles; also for sale eight
hundred bushels best quality eeched ashet, 10 which
he invites the attention OF farmers. .s.'.
milf u. MD "A.
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r NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN.-We
have inst received large lot Of gents very
fine DRESS BOOTS; also, gents WATsB-
~ PROOF BOOTS, made by the celebrated man
ufacturers. Miles Son. OF Philadelphia, whose
boots certainly lit prettier and easlly. than
any boots TO he found I'm the market. Gentlemeu
respectfully invited to call and examine them at
PUTNEY WATTS,
fels No ll3 Main ST.. Richmond Va.
- TO THE LADIES.--Th attsn-
. " ton of the ladies' Is respectfully asked to
the following elegant and fashionable styles OF
hoes recently received at No rs Main street:
Ladies' Black and Colored Congress CATERS Heels
Putfan
+" Side Lace :.
Thick Soled (no heel) Lace Boots
Misses Black and Colored lno heel) Boots
(heeled) Cater Boots
Children's Blk Kid and Nor. (heell Lace Boots
(hPeled) Cater Boots
and Cold (heeled) Button Caters
Cold Nor. (heeled) Lace Boots
The above, together with every other style OF La
dies Misses and Chiidrens Shoes, may be found at
ia 20 JOHN C. PAGE. a.
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m FOR RENT.-The House at pre-
E| sent occupied by Mrs. Eliza 7. Tally. situated
IN Grace between Jefferson and Madison streets, IL
1as large yard attached to it, and contains seven
arge rooms. Apply to FRANCIS HART, Esq, at
his store. Broad street. opposite Richmond and Ere
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ID FOR CASH.
To make room for my Spring purchases. will
sell for one month 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 50 days, under the
most favorable circumstances It is needless 20 emu
merate the articles on hand suffice it to say, they en-
brace every thing in the dry goods line.
call is respectfully solicited from all who really
want cheap goods. Come and see for yourselves.
guarantee yOu full value for your money:
-rf JNO. l.. ShlTHER,
s,n,m ~ Main St
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IL have removed from their old stand. No. 81 Main
street. to the corner of Cary and 18th streets Dcary
opposite the old Columbian Hotel, where they will
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