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DRY GOODS.


uTfLL FURTHRR INDUCTION In
- THH Prices oY STAPLE NDTANCY OkI
GOODS -0osh summer and fall goods nov On nana
offered 1t yet lower prices that every IL.
be closed out By the LIST Of August, ct auction sa'e
and the stere TO be rented cut BY that time;
All goods we are inclined TO cloHe low pus espsci
ally thoee enumerated. ~ follows:
Cloths, Cassimeres FIannels. Bed ane net sanLs
blankets French American and hnelan nsn n ana
itY. Lawns. yacrpets and Orgar1ses striped ana
Clicked swiss and Nainscok MsaDs Tab hs,a D sns
ask. Table Cloths. Napkins aud DIspSr me s nuJ
Misses', Gentlemen sand Boys Hose and Hall Hose
silts Mousselins. Ducals. Alracss AND H9mpahnes
Cambria and smiss Edgings and insertings. Tnreao'
Li:e and Bcbin Edgings and a1s snrs ssUe
aud English Merinos Paraso's. Corsets. &C. &C. 70
be closed out 81 the st or middle of August next at
auction. without reserve, and possession given soon
"'''' "'' ""' MANN 8 vALENTIEE,JR.
go. corner Broad and 9th SITS.
.--,, a. Mar tho CauitOl RQuAre,
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TUNE 9Th, 1859.
y THOS. r. PRICE a. co.
Make additions to their stocks regularly twice
week throughout the entire season. and have to OF
fer to their friend. and the pubic, received WITHIN
the past few days. many new ana cnelcs thihsS III
some departnlents-amorg them
Lace NANTES and BOKNOUe
Lace POINTS and SHAWLs
Mourning MhNTLEs
Mourning Barege BUSTERS
silk and Lace MANTLE3
Travelling OYSTERS
PARASOLs and UMBRELLAS
EMBROIDERIEs, in variety
Lace SETS
Illusion CAPES and BERTEAS
Long and Short Lace MITES
New PRINTS and LAWNS
HOSIERY, in every style
Gauze SHIFTS and DRAWERS, &c
In Siks Bareges, Organdies, Robes OF all the aP'
proved m aterials indeed every description OF ELE
CANT DRESS GOODS. they are prepared TO oneT,
great Inducements to purchasers, ana Invite call
from moth city and country buyers.
Their heavy stock and furnishing departments
ia THOs PRICE 4 CO.
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WATCH SPRING sKIRTs.-Wstch

WATCH SPRING SKIRTS.-Wstch
w Spring Hoop skirts, at 81 Is
Watch spring Hoop Skirts, with 20. so and 40
hoops, the lightest and best made
Colored Cactus skirts at soc, q bargain
Ladies' Black Net Mitts. long and short
Do do do, with and without fingers
Misses Long Black Mitts
Do White BaIege Busters
Do do Marseilies do
Ladies' silk and Lace Mantles
Do White and Black Barege Shawls
70 Black Bsregs Ra9laps and busters
Do Parasois and Umbrellas
Do Lace and Muslin Sets, Sleeves and Collars
Do Black and White Grape and Lace DO do DO
Do Msrseiles and Linen Collars ana sets
Children's do do do 40
Ladies' and Chldren's GAUGE Merino Underwear
Black Lace Wells, an assortment
Do do do, real. frem $40 to $50
AISO-Bleached Shirtings, at cd, wide ana cheap
At SO Main street. uu,oD
nv n ChhISllaN a La hIsOb.
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| GUENTHER,

A GUENTHER,
IA. ARCHITECT.
Offers his services to tha public for making
NEW PLANS, of all descriptions
Embellishing ELEVATION
DRAWING and PAINTING in perspective
IN and OUTSIDE VIEWS of public buildings
or private residences to be erected
TAKING and PAINTING VIEWS of buildings
FROM nature
References can be given by Capt Lybrock. No l42
Main street. or Mr Jno Gbssn n, 9th street, between
Main and Cary.
Orders will be received and promptly attended to.
by calling at Messrs Jno Geo Gibson's steam
door, sash and blind factory, 9th street, between
Main and Cary.
TT. Office I'D stairs my 14-1mT
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En.rMA ACADEMY LOTTBBIkc.
sssHurHoRrzxp By rI = !, srAN q e.oAs..''
np.wa AT AuaUsTA. GEORGIA.

- SIR ~ pYIHll,l- A. sueinterB 81 oar nrbi
~ ~ x.y OF purchase. become tho e.nsrs
nfss yyrsnts chartered By the etases q Dcis
2, 49, a Kentncky, Missouri, and part OF SAose IN
= ,.r.,a npfer tue managefu snt OF Messrs 0Issys
Haary. ~ Wilmington, delaware. we na we u.s.
a. n rxp4sfient TO oaauge the name 81 ~t p.,t,x
-. Lamar igt lSbe e. that of WOOD, tDDe
CO. who WIN have the management o. we sps, ~
academy Lottery and tito others a. suess s,,ss
with integrity aud we aMnfe the raoc ssas ,ne
patronage heretofore bestowed on us wen Wpp
n nke ~ os y "a yery respectfully.
kDOf u W. SWAN a co,
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PRoNukcIArloN OF NAMES AND PLACES AT THE SEAT
OF WAR.-0n the % ID of April the Austrians Cross
cd the river Ticino (fe-cheeno) They crossed
Pavia {Pa-veea) and Bereguardo (Bs-ra-gwardo)
and would have srossed ut Bufalora (Boof lora)
had they not found the bridge blown up. They oc-
cupied the towns of Novara (No-yaha,) Vigevano
fve.jayya .Bo,) Psliauza (Paliauzs,) Komagnano
(Roman- yehno) and Vsrce.li (ver-chellc) estsb-
fishing their headquarters first at Robbie (Ro5-
be.o) and after wardsat Mortara (Mor-tabrs) They
fortified themselves or the banks 1f tho River
Sssia (Sase-s) aud as far North as the Laso Mag
giore (Lsh.go Maj.j ,ra) They pushed their re-
copnoitering parry rs far west as Stroppiana
(Strop.pe-abna and Santha (Santa-a) and south
ward as far as San Giorgo (S.n Jorjo) al Vog he
r. (Vo.gsyra.) having crossed the Po-at Cornale
fCo-nahla) and meuaced Tortona (Tor-tona) At
Frassinetto (Fras-se-netto, they bad a skirmieh
with the Sardinians at Pontecurone (Ponta Cops
rons) they blew up 4 railway bridge, and at Va
leuza (Vsh -leuzab) destroyed another. So much
for the troops of Count Gyulai (Joo-li)
Meanwhile the French, crossing the Alps, came
pouring down from Mont Gents Mon Seh-nee) into
Suzs, (Soosa,) and pushing forward to join the
Sardiulans at Turin, which they call Torino Ito.
reeno.) whence the allied troops advanced to for
tify the banks of the Dora Battles, dora Bal tava
TIE other division of the French, and the Em-
peror Napoleon himself, landed at Genoa, Gin Itai-
ian &C. novs,) and proceeded north by railway to
Now, {Novee,) where they joined the Sandman
column, whose headquarters were at the impreg.
nabie fortress of Alessandria, (Alessandrea,) and
who also held the fortiie ed town of Cassaie (Cas-
sahla. The King and the Emperor havi. met, 90.
tabiished their temporary headquarters at Cecil
miano, (0t-che.me.ahsno,D whence they can easily
communicate with their respective commander
General La Marmora, (Lamarmora.) and Marshal
Canrobert, (Caun-ro. bair. ALBANY Journal
IL noyI
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NEW DRESS GOODS

QICH NEW DRESS GOODS
IN SECOND SUPPLY
We invite attention to the following ant stock
Of Dress Goods, purchased by one Of our firm at
auction. &C. and Vt i'll be sold at unprecedented low
prices
Two Flounced and Double Jupe Silk Robes
Elegant Bayadere ard Chene silks
Rich Organdie and Jaconet Robes
Elegant Robes a'funiJue
Rich Print Bareges aui Glaze P0plins
Crepe Maretz and Barege D. LANES
Black ChalIe, Tamartno and Mourning Ducals
French and En gish Prints. Ginghams. Brillian.s
and other sty les Of Dress Goods. For novelties IN
all styles of Dress Goods, enquire At NO B3 MAIN
street. N PALMER W.
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TOR KIDNEY AND BLADDER AT

TOR KIDNEY AND BLADDER AT
Il MISREPRESENTATION NE's GREAT BUCHU
COMPOUND, for the rapid cure of all Kinney and
Bladder Complaints. This Concentrated ComEound
Extract of Buchu is the best Remedy in the World
tor ail Diseases or Complaints of the Bladder Kid
neys Dropsy Gravel elects, Leucorrhoea or Whites,
and weakness of the sexual Organs whether ofa
constitutional origin, OF from any other cause. OF
long or short duration;
curry, and is pronounced By medical men to 10 Let
only the best but the cheapest Buchu Compou nd In
the world Persons who have suffered for yeaTs and
could scarcely walk. have been cured by using one
or two bottles.
FISHER & WINSTON, and all Druggists liz Rich
nond, Petersburg, Norfolk, and other towns In Viz
gin;a o. 9m
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o. WATCHES, JEWELRY, SIL-

r. WATCHES, JEWELhI, SlL-
"a YER AND PLATED WARE.-My stock
ANA of the above articles 10 now very extern
A1&sSlke siye having just received large additions
to my before extensive assortment; 1t 10 now full
and complete in every department.
would call attention especially to my stock or
fine W ATCHES-W b Adams Son. London. II
Reynold Lemon, Liverpool. Jules Jergensen, Co
penhagen. with adjusted chreuoueter balances.
Dixon, John Craig, Joseph johnson, Jules Emme
~. Alfred Lsfaletteo, and other distinguished
makers.
Ny stock Of ePECTACLEs and EYE GLASSES is
very full embracing Gold, Silver and stee, Frames.
from which can suit any one needing optical aid
Amongst my assor' msnt. Is full supply OF the eel
of a really superior article. and something that
will improve their vision. should not fail to supply
themselves with pair Of these Glasses.
B-Brsxiiian Pebble and other Glass fitted in
old Frames. MYERS.
nv % No los. corner Main and Pearl st.
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ID WILBACHER,
L. BOTHER, AND WHOLESALE DEALEI

d WILBACHER,
L. BOTHER. AND WHOLESALE DEALER
IN
LAGER BE Err, ALE, PORTER, &C,
(Office Oh 18th, between Main and Cary sts
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON..
Thankful for tho liberal patronage snd confidence
In nay establishment, from all part+ of the Com
monwealth and Stste at large take pleasure to
state that shall sell during the By rims and Sum
BOTTLED LAGER BEER,
CREAM ALE,
and PORTER,
at the same prices as heretofore viz:
Quarts per dazen, 81 75l rs elsa dez allowed BY
Pints :" 00) retur, of bottles.
Half pints. per doz. 59-extra nharge fer bot
ties.
Trusting, by prompt attention t. orders, and Of
ferng always the best article to share still great
part of public favor, and give general safisfac-
ton.
iivered to any Railroad Depot in Town. free OF
charge.
/ am still Agent for the sale of Jacob seeger's
Baltimore LAGER BEER, and Dandelet's Xxx
PALE ALE, the superiority of which is acknow-
lodged by everE nudge; aud l continue to recon-.
mend both articles for their pureness and beneficial
effects to invalids.
k1- Orders left with Messrs. Duvsl Norton,
corner 10th and Main sts. Messrs Laidey Robin.
son. corner 4th and Franklin, or at my store, VIII
be promptly attended to. NH lS-dtJl
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RATgsHNS, CLOCEs,
-~~-~~S~>-~~~>~r>--1>-s'- =
TO THE PUBLIC.

q TO THE PUBLIC.
NA If your watch is out of order. take 1t to
0DJ WILLIAMS, No Main street, for
merry with Mr. John Hill.
ance. Tor one year. without additional charge) If
well used
If you want gold silver. steel, or plated, SPEC
TACLES go and Sc j N WILLIAMS, No Main
street He cannot (assome ad vertise they CAM give
yoa Spectscles that will enable you to see: though
you may have only artificial eyes in your head but
guish midnight from sunshine. Just go there. he
eau suit them No MAIN STREET.
ia
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PIANOG, eco.
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CHTCKERING PIANOS

-ax- CHICKERING PIANOS
9sass4Ea5gs new and full supply ofthesesplen
III n VI did Instruments have been received
v z v In addition to the beautiful BoIx
DE NoIx, the CIRCULAR ACTION and the GRAND, we
have now the SOUD0IR, q splendid instrument, OF
an upright form.
The Chickering's have received 3s First Prize
Medals all over renowned competitors and from
FRS, rank Institutions and Fairs Of America and
Of Europe. They have manufactures In a. and s9d
From the Chickering's have emanated the best
and most permanent Improvements that have
brought the Piano to its present perfection. and by
the great CAPITAL they have invested in manufactu
ring conveniences they sell full fifty per cent
cheaper than any other factory None OF their In
strurneu,s leave the Wareroom without their haY.
ing been fully inspected By the best artists.
As this factory has never more than one agency
In a city in Richmond these instruments can only
be sold by the subscriber - ~, At;
The factory warrants all Pianos SOLO by THIS
agency. $50
Orders promptly attended to. o.,
Warerooms-North side Of Broad street, near yin,
and at HAsLIsroN 4 Bros, No 100 Main street
myI3 NATR'L CAkUSl. soie Agent.
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- LARGE ADDITIONAL SUP

UhISUL hDOlxIOASL10 NON
PLIES OF SHOES.
Thecheapest place to buy Shoes, 10 at 9! Main st.
JOSEPH STKAUSE.
Ladies Morocco and Goatskin Bootees, with and
without heels. at very low price, yon will ind az
JOSEPH STRAUSE.
Ladies' Kid and Morocco Slippers with and with
out heels 50 cents and upwards, you can get az
JOSEPH sTRAUSF.
Ladies' Black and CoPd Caters with and win out
heels, at astonishing low prices. on can buy OF
JOSEPH sTRAUbE.
Misses and Children Morocco. aoatskin. CATERS,
Slippers and all kinds of fancy Shoes you can buy
at rs per cent cheaper than at other places, 1t
Men and Boys Congress Caters. Oxford Ties,
SINNERS Brogans. &c, we'll made ut reasonable
prices. You can fad at JOSEPH STRAUSE.
INV Ok No n lain street.
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r. D. YALE & CO.,

~ D. YALE & CO.,
Ne l39 MAIN STREET.
REFRIGERATORS,
FIRE AND WATER PROOF CEMENT PAINT,
For Ro u.s. the beat article for the purpose in Use.
Lightning Rods OF the most approved kind.
Pumps Of ali kinds.
Hydraulic Rams.
Lead and Iron Pipe. all ejzes.
Portable Gas Works put up Ia town and country.
Hotel and Family Cooking Ranges and Stoves, all
sizes.
All kinds of Plumbing and Gas FITTING done to
order.
ALSO,
Roofing and Gutteri1g. Heating public and PR
yate buildings In all the various ways known in
modern improvements. ap 2S-2m
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,~- TO GUITARISTS.-P. Ii. TAY-
lElfx LOR has lust opened an additional supply Of
XXMARTIN5S UNRIVALLED GUITARS, which
are nnsnnalled for fullness and sweetness of tone
and beauty of finish. Italian Guitar Strings. Gui-
tar Instruction Books, and Music.
PIANO AND MUSIC STORE,
anN ISS Main st., above Post Office.
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A NEW CLOTHING.-EAKKA-

Ia NEW CLOTHING.-CAkkA-
IA COTT, HARRIS 4 CO, successors to MER-
w CHENT, WHISPER 4 Co., are resolving one
.4& of the largest ana best assortments OF Ready
Made Clothing ever offered in this market, having
been MANUFACTURED By THEMSELVES, ano Ior stJle'
quality and hit, cannot be surpassed
Also, Youths and Boys Clothing OF every Kino anu
quality suitable for four to sixteen yeafs
Furnishing Goods of every kind. including their
celebrated Golden Hill shirts" OF superior Ct aiity
and fit guaranteed, which will be sofa az tho very
ca Call and examine them.
DAKRACOTT, HARRIS l. CO..
,e liz lain street.
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IOEO SPRING TRADE.
CLARKaoN. ANDERSON Z Co.

CLARK6ON, ANDERSON CO.,
No. log Main Street, RichMond, Vrginio,
Importers Of Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, An ehor
Boiling Cloths, and Agents for Fairbanks Justly
celebrated Scales in receipt Of their spring
stock Of English, French, German and American
Goods to which they ask the attention Of such city
aud country merchants - bny Tor cash, or pay
and Il to their advantage TO examine their stock be-
fore purchasing In this or any othes market. O.
they will not ba undAr sOld. Is
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CRATES, TENDERS, FINE Sets OF

HKATE5, FENUENS, FINE SETS UF
~ SHOVELS, T0NGS and POKERs-I have fox
sale an elegant assortment of all kinds of Crates
including every style of FenderI Summer Pieces
handson and plain sets Of Shovels, longs and
Pokers eeven different sizes of coal 8cuttles cndeF
Shoyels. hre Shovels handsome Stands for shovels
and Pokers Blower Stands; Brass and Iron Fcotmsus
are Brick ire Slabs and Jams; sets Of Soap Stone for
setting mp Crates; Tavern and Church Beiis, OF
sweet tone. Builders, housekeepers, and others In
want of any of the above articles be supplied at
the lowest Northern prices. l am manufacturing
all kinds of Brass and Iron Works of the above de-
scription at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
CRATE and FENDER MANDATORY, No. 225
Main street between Sth and 9th Streets West side
Richmond, Va.
an l6--dly b. O1NOON.
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GO FOR RENT-A commodious brick
"A House Oh the corner of Franklin and 18th sts,
ishnrch iili 1t is now occupied by Mr. Iames
EIlett 1t has rooms with kitchen. stable. aud
we'll of good water on the premises Possession
giYen the 2O:h Juae. Apply to
&c ALLEN,
AtJB Roystor Cos Tobacco Factory.
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PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from to 50 600. corresponding with
those numbers the Tickets, printed on separate
sips of paper, are encrcled vita email tin tubes.
and placed in one wheel
The fret 457 Prizes. similarly printed and enclr-
cled are placed in smother wheel
The wheels then revoived and a mum Der Is
drawn from the wheel of Numbers and at the same
time a Prize is drawn froA the other wheel The
Nuuiber and Prize drawn ont are opened and ex'
hbted TO the audience, and registered by tie Com
r,issiuners Prize being placed against the num-
ar Srawn Thi, operation ID repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.-Tile two preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers to shoae drawing the
frst7 .rizes will be entitled to the % Approxima
ton Prizes. Forexataple If Ticket Number ll25o
draws the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets numbered
li24S il249, Il25l, ll252, will each be entitled TO
1900 If Ticket No $50 draws the 920WO Prize
those Tickets numbered 54S. SAG. $751; s52 VIII each
be entitled TO 500 and acsor ling to the above
The 5 600 Prizes of $40 will be determined By the
last Fl xure of the Nnmoer that draws the $50 UO
Prjze For example; If the Number drawing the
S5s,RO Prize ends with No l. then all the Tickets
where the Number ends in will be entitled TO SO
If the number ends with No 2, then all the llcHets
where the Number ends in will be entitled to sN.
and soon too. -
PAL able in full without deduction:
sS-Fhe MansgerS' Printed Certificates Ell pacKa
ges of 10 tickets will he sold at the following rates.
which ia the risks am
WI IN half 20
q,
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DRICES REDUCED
ATTHE CASH STORE OF
PERKINS T. CO,
No 14l Eagle sQuare.
Great bargains in the latest styles of rich Dress
Goods: oh;..
silk Robes at $40, worth $50
Rich Chene Bayadere silks. very low o
Rich Grenadine Robfs marked down from $50
ELEGANT Bareg e Robes at sI5 worth go
Lawns. Organizes and Jaconets. very cheap
20 pieces Mohair De Beges, for traveuing
Dressrs
Plaid Foulard Silks. for misses; at 90 Gus
Large Stock French Worked Collars
Rich Lace and Muslin setts
100 new Parssos, just opened
Fresh stock Aexander's White Kid Gloves
Ladies and Misses best Steel Spring sklrts
10 ''' ' PERKINS i co.
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NEW GOODS! NEW aOODs!!

IN
We are opening this morning. from New 1ork
sales of last week, many desirable and cheap
GOODS. all Of which. and these on manu. VIII DO VI
fered at greatly reduced prices.
Hich Lace Msntles Lace Sbawls
Lace Points Black Silk Netts for Nantes
Black Velvet Ribbons 49,.
Diack and White and Pink and Blue Bonnet
Ribbons
Goods for TrayeIling Presses, in great variety
Black silks, very cheap
Linen sheetipgs and shirtipgs ~,
Vamilies having Goods to buy in our line, Will
save considerably by making their purchases OF
'"'' MILLHlSER BRO,
;.ea, 1913 Broad ct.
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nAVIS Il ORViS,
~ ATTORNEYS ATLAW
RICHMOND, VA.
Tho subscribers having entered into co-partner-
ship in the practice of the law, will say to their
friends that they will promptly attend to any bust
held in the city of kichmond, and in the counties
of Henrico. Hanover, King William, Essex and
Goochlsnd.
DAVIS,
nv 1l-3m ORVIS.
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nIssOLUriON--Tbe firm of BELL &
- GIBSON is this day dissolved By the death Of
WILLIAM G. BELL. The business OF the concern
will be SC tiled by the surviving partner. WILLIAM
GIBSON. go
Those having claims against the concern will
please present the same; and those indebted will
please make prompt az ment as wish to close the
accounts as early as possible.
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rtifcate Of package Of 10 whole tickets.
10 half
10 quarter i"
10 eighth
IN Osraa,ss T1oklTs o. CERTIFICATES.

Encloss the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered on receipt Of which they Will be forwarded
b. FIRST mail Purchaserscsn have Tickets endinS IN
The list of drawn Numbers and Prizes Will be sent
Observation-Disclosures after the drawing.
In future cur single Number Lotteries will draw
eyery SATURDAY throughout the year.
Our three Number Lotteries are drawn daily.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates IN the
NOOD, EDDY co, Augusta. Ca,
Or WOOD, EDDY i 90, Atlanta, Ca,
Or WOOD, EDDY 90. WILMINGTON. Del.
n5A list of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the of the Prize that each enc IS
entitled to. will be published after every drawing
in the following papers augusta CbnSttttttiOi1dhSt.
Mobile Rsgister. Nashville Gazette. Ne,o York BECK
IN Day Book Richmond (Vd.) Dispatch, Pdhd'z9
tHiss1 Clarion and Nelt York Herald.
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~ LIZ ANeoAAS'- o MkW YORK
DIssoLUuoNs. no.

TO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-The
" nndersiened have this day associated them
selves together under the firm and style OF POTTS.
TARLEY CO. for .he purpose S g SgRd nR
GR0CEkY, COMMiiis3ssV9N; ch mno w"
They have taken the new and spacious building
two doors above Samf Ayers 4 Son, and nearly op-
nosite the Columbian Hotel, on Cary street, where
they will keep constantly on hand a full and com,
plete stock Of all such goods as are usually iosnd
iasses Bacon. Liquors, &c, DC, &c. to wi ich they
beg to call the attention of their friends and the trade
generally. -,
kindsst9 Yf6iuce on which liberal advances will
he made. PRANK POTTS,
RICH'D FARLEY,
HENRY WILLIAMS,
JAH MARSHALL.
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IA CLOTHING.
III Corner Main and 18Th streets.
The subscriber has just returned from New York,
Goods ne has ever bad selected by himself in per.
son. with great care with special reference to the
retail trade. better stock of Cloths. Cassimeres
and Vestings, cannot DO econ in this city. Coats,
Pants and Vests of every iusagina shape, color
and quality. embracing ell the rev styles. lso a
most magnificent stock OF Furnishing Goods. such
Super Silk Lace Neck Ties
Blk and Fancy SILK Neck Ties
Pocket Hdkfs, CTavats, Stocks
shirts Collars, Drawers Gloves
Suspenders, Socks, &c.
All in want of Goods, really fresh and desirable
either ready made or eut to measure would do we'll
to give him q call before purchasing elsewhere
BE has in his employ tho best of Cutters end
Worknen. SPENCE.
ap2 Corner Main and 18th streeta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-08

An OLD OFRENDER.-Wiiey Smith, an old soldier
of 1912, 20 years old, was convicted in Washing
ton, N. last week, Of killing his brother, and
sentenced to a fine aud six months imprisonment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-08

On, NEW STYLES eMEs
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
Just received q fresh supply OF
HATS. GAPS AND STRAW GOODS,
comprising ali the newest and latest OF HATS
Caps, Ladies, Misses and Childrens Straw GOODS,
viz:
Ladies, Misses and Children's Flats, of every va
rety and quality
Infants Turbans OF the latest styles.
ALSO.
Young Gents and Youths Hats and Caps OF the
most fashionable styles-which will be sold on the
most favorable terms.
A cali is most res ec.fully solicited.
RO. L. DICKINSON,
scccessor to Binford. Dickinson Weisiger,
NV No 70 Main at.