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NPECiAL NUIICE-LUUIS j. Bus

NPECiAL NUIlCE-LUUIS j. BUS
~ sIEUX. Steam Candy Manufacturer. five story
building. Main street. six doors below Mes
sieurs Isaacs Taylor directly opposite the old 20
tablished store of Messrs. Richardson Co would
be happy to accommodate his old customers and the
public generally The very liberal patronage be-
slowed upon him for last fifteen years enables him
with an enlarged establishment, to offer induce
ments TO purchasers uneQualied this side Of Phila
delphia with more room, more force more stock.
and settled disposition to do large Wholesale bu
saess solicit cali from the buying public. at
No 80 Main street. IL
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L New York steamers some choice
Goshen and Orange Couaty suffer
No English Dairy cheese
Prime New and Sugar Cured Hams
Fresh Pickles, by the gallon or jar
Tomato and Walnut CAtsup
Fresh Pine Apples ard Peaches In cans
Caulifower and Mixed Pickle, &c
With . complete assortment Of Family Groceries,
Wines and Liquors. which 1 en- selling 1t prices
that cannot fail to please the most economical
up KAVENA0H,
my IL No l72 Broad street below 9Th
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d THE ADAMS' EXPRESS

~ cJsS,aa HE THE ADAMS EXPRESS
81 S1RE@YCOMPANY,l 34 Main st., having
resumed their Steamship Express to and from Nor
town and Roanoke, which leave New York every
Wednesday and Saturday, and thence by railroad to
Weldon, Wilmington, Lynchburg, Salem, Wytheville
and the principal places in Virginia and North Caro-
lima, are now prepared to forward, with great dis.
patch, and at reduced rates. every kind of Merchan
disc, Valuable Parcels, Jewelry &C., to the above
named cities, and all places on the seaboard.
Our Express on the Steamships will be accompanied
by special Messengers, who will give their personal
attention to the careful handling of goods entrusted
to the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship Express
Shippers will please take notice that pac kagos to
points in Virginia and North Carolina will be sent by
steamers, unless otherwise marked.
Freight received, on day of sailing, until O'Clock,
Pm j. L. MACDONOUGH,
Agent Of Adams Express &c.
~ SPECIAL NOTlCE.-Express packages for
Norfolk, Petersburg, Richmond and all places in Viz
gnia and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
steamships Roanoke aud jamestown, Viii hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
who are the authorized Agents for Express privileges
office of the New York and Virginia steamehip
Company. LUDLAM PLEAsANTS. Agents..
ss3x.x,Hsss COX'S LINE.-The only
regular Line Freight Boats from
Richmond TO Lynchburg. three times week. TUES.
DAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS,
Boat TEMPEST, Capt John Donald.
Do JAS; j. lkBY Capt VIM: 3. Woodson
Do BRISTOL. Capt Chas Johnson.
Do OLIVIA, Capt Jno. A. johnson.
Do TENN EsSEE.
These Boats are all of the first class and commas.
ded by careful and experie Captains and leave
promptly as advertised. The subscriber, thankful
for past favors so literally bestowed for the past
three years. begs continuance Of the same.
WM cox Agent,
At the Shed, Dock street, In of old Gas Works
Sta
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0sBORNE's DUUBLE VAnNIsh PIC

~ TURFs
OSbc4ne'S Double Furnish Pictures
OSboYRe'S Double gdrntSh Pictures
Osb0rne'S Double VdrniSh PicurtS
OSb0rne'S Double FdrniSh Pictures
Corner above rost0tce
Corner above Postoffice
Corner above postotfice
Osb0rne's Double Vdfnish Pictures
OSb0rn.'s Double HarniSli IictursS
Osb0rnsS Double Varnish PICTURES
Osborne'S DoubIc Varnish Pictures
Osbornes Double fcrntSh Pictures
Corner above PostCffice
Corner above Postoffice
Cornrr above Postotice
OSborne's Double Earnish Pictures
Osborae'S Dot6te TdrniSh Pctur,S
Osbornes Double Vdrnish Pictures
OSborneS Double Fdrnish Pictures
OsborneS Double Jdr1ash Pictures
Corner love Postoffice
Corner above Pos office,
Corner above postoffice
Osb0rneS Double FaraiSh Pictures
Osborsss DOu Ls FryniSh Pictures
0 borne Double Idrnish PICTURES
Osbornes D0utle VqraiSh Pictures
OsborY.e'S Double VarniSh Pictures
Corner above Postofice
Corner above Postoffice
Corner above Postofflce
Osborns's Double Tarmish Pictsrss
Osbornes Double TdrniSh Pictures
Osbornes Double Earnish PICTURES
Osborne Double Tdrnish Pictures
Os6ol1ae'S Double Pdrnish Pictures
Corner above Postoffice
toIner above Pusfufnce
Corner above Postoffice
Osborne's Double Tdrnih Pictures
Osb0rnsS Double PdTnish Pictures
Osbornes Double TdTniSh Pictures
OStog1ae'S Double EarniSh Pictures
OsLorne's Double Earntsh Pictures
Corner above postotfice
Corner above PostOftice
Corner above Postoffice
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r. 60 1T, BILL!
A These were the werds said.
As sitting up to see it come,
i did not go to bed.
Soon twelve o'el.ck the town clock toldl
R sy BILL fsf g tns. ffHa r pGs k%
30 pulling out my watch. loSk'd.
And sure enough found
1t wanted yet ten minutes more
On this could not help but feel
That knew what to do;
When took my watch to haze ys i fixed.
Who has had an experience OF 20 years In London
and America Corner Main and 18th streets, oppo-
site American Hotel. mh IL
nRESS GOODS, RIBBONS, SC.
~ 10 cases Plain aud Printed Bsreges, Grape de
E,paguss, Ghaliss and De taines. in BLACKS and
20 cases Printed Lawns and Jaconets. of new and
cases Black and Second Mourning. of new and
cases Jsconet. Cambria and Bingham Robes
100 cartons new styles Plain eros de Nap. Broche
aud Fancy Bonnet and Trimming Ribbons
1000 Paris Berage stella and Cashmere SHAW Is and
Msotiilss. comprising full and complete stock.
at greatly reduced prices
These gods were purchased at the recent Pc
remptory auction sales in New York, are just land
ed and will be sold CHEAP. KENT p.,Ns.oo
LIME ARTS.-Messrs. W. SATTLER
W. nave the pleasure 70 lntorG the art lov'
ing public that Mr. KNOEDLE4, successor to 6ou.
oil & Co. New York. has this day consigned to us
large and select assortment of plain ard colored
ENGRAyiNGS, LITHOGR Apis and PHOTO
GRAPHS. They will be on exhibition and offered
for sale on Friday. SATURDAY., Monday and Tues
day, the 18th, 18th. 2ist and ead of March. only.
great portion 1t the collection being samples
only for exhibit In the Southern states
dealers ineugrsyings and the public in general are
respectfully invited 70 visit US daring these three
and select from the whole collection.
large assortment Of the engravings will be kept
BY us ia future and orders for others promptly IT.
tended TO-.
Pa,ticuisr attention 10 called TO the Photographs.
a. the most beautiful specimens Of that art Jet ex.
tant. VIM sATfLEH %
nh Is Artists supply Store. I42 Main Ut.
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p16 f1fN0 FEET SEASONED FIVE
tO,S IisAsA - e. y M :. y eXseE3S =
Z .Utkkk - $50 bses prine ~ Oeoeef
~ - as DO LAsuAyyA dos - - = o. JaSa am
ar bal.s prime Mocha %. ycy - s.nn : N
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DUyAL & NORTON's "HORsE TON

nUVAL Il NUKTON'S "HUKsE TUN
~ IO3-for improving the condition OF Horses
and Mules giving them an appstite and relieving
them Of Bots aud Worms. Bioebound, surteit and
Distemper anu oil diseases TO which Horse issub
j.ct internally This "aorse Tonic" gives them sn
appetite aud glossy coat Of hair. and can be left
OF after the animal is improved, without his fall
ing back to his first poor condition. 1t has been
pssd extensively since its introduction. about four
years ago in this city and all parts OF the state Of
Virginia North Carolina. New York. and 10 almost
every quarter Of the Union-and the demand ID Stta
div increasing.
The Horse fonic has given univer sa satisfaction
ss far the subscriber has been able to ascertain
II can be- obtained OF the principal druggists in
this etate, and Of II G Wells 70, New York.
JAMES p DUVAL. Druggist,
myl2 Proprietor and Manufacturer.
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OOgRU's COP LIVER OIL JELLY

nUERU'S COD LIVER OlL JELLY
X Beware Of limitations. This Jelly contains 50
Def cent o. the purest oil and is pproyed by the
New York Academy Of Medicine By its Judicious
combination it IL rendered unobjectionable to the
IA ost delicate while Beneficial effect. increas
cd, PENF0LD. PARKER MOWER,
Agents, New York.
~ For sale by W, PETERSON. and Druggists
generally. myo-iN
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ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
L We the undersigned. have now In use one of
Mr. VIM Ii Baxter's HYDRAULIC PRES jES, as
used in hsttening tobacco, and have no hesitancy
10 proneuncina it q complete success. and pre-
sent intention is to convert q Der of present
presses into the kind invented by Mr. Baxter. Ali
Mr. b asks is trial of his invention. and asks
glad to show its working to any of our friends at
our factory on Perry street.
my 6-3ws GILMAN. LYON i BRODNAX.
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TO THE CREDITORS OF THOMAS

l. w. PEERS such of the creditors of Thomas
W Peers, as secured by his deed to John q Will
liams and Nance. Trustees, dated August a. 1858,
and recorded III the Clerks office of Henrco Coun.
ty Court are here by notified 10 present their claims
at this office on FRIDAY. the 10Th day of the pre-.
sent month, at 10 o'clock Nd.
Il. MILTON CARY, Com.
Commissioners Office. Custom House,
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TO MANUFACTURERS OFTOBACCb

The undersigned Is prepared to furnish HY-
DRAULIJ PkEsskS. of the most improved con-
structton or alter the Screw Presses now in use
such terms as will place the Hydraulic Press with.
in the reach OF every manufacturer. wi b q great
saving OF room and the larger portion o! machinery
now in use. No hallway Compani, u Presses or
ketainers are necessary but each Press is complete
In ITSELF and at less cost than any other power can
be used to do the same work
The improvement was patented April 10th, 1859,
aud consists In casting the cylinder separate from
the head Of the press. The cylinder is banded with
wrought iron hoops and secured In position on the
head by bolts and bowels The joint is secured bya
packing Of leather. indiarubber. or other suita.
anu an an iron &
made by parties VINO have no right to the imrr rove.
ment, as such use is an infringement OF my patent.
All per sons interested will please address
VIII BAXTER,
paterahurv Va
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CE0AR ANDNrUBAUCU srUnE.

The subscriber has in store q fine supply of CT.
CARS, SMOKING TOBACCO, CHEWING TOBAC-
co, PIPES, PIPE STEMS, and the usual variety of
goods kept in such establishments, which he will
sell low for cash. FRANCIS srAUDE
Importer and Manufacturer
of Cigars, DC No 1853,
mv7-2mt BROAD str
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By e. B. Cook. Auctioneer.
HORSES, MULES JERSEY WA0Ol

AOhCE6, MULES JERSEY WA6ON.
IA &c. AT AUCTION-0n SATURDAY, nth
inst at 10 O'Clock. will sell ct the large lot near
the Central Railroad Depot. several Harness and
and gentle warranted to work in angie or double
harness.. - .,sn
One entirely new Top Jersey Wagon, made IN thte
city, IN the best manner, Of the best matsrial One
Furniture Wagon and Harness. rearly new.
myR "a hB COOK, Auctr.
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rITY DRUG STORE.-CHAS. y. DAW-
" son, Wholesale and Retail Druggist, corner
Main and 18th streets has at all times on hand and
receiving weekly per steamer, large and we'll 60
lected stock OF Medicines warranted fresh and pure;
Perfumes; Brushes of all descriptions;
Brown Windsor Soap, DC
Lewis Pure Lead; Linseed OIL
COl0rs ground in Oil =
Window Glass; Putty; Madder
Indigo; Quinine; Sesars
Fancy Soaps; fine Teas only
Matches. &c.
Suitable Tor country trade. His retail department
IA complete In gil ita varied branches.
Manufacturer Of the celebrated D'Orsay Oologns.
AamnA0n kc. - W
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= / ss a J. Z. Dissss. Aucs.
HOESES, MULES AND COWs-Wm
y sold 81 The hosss lot. - - C..s.., ~.
1ni - ~. In9, co9.ssetaE s e SciceS-
= Nules, we'll breke . work
Mich Cows aud Calves
OF milk per day. ssss"es
~, AaDDlfI0SAL-0ns pair wen matched uor~s.
nyh-.. III D1esIg. Aaes
ny Thomas ". Reese, Auotioneer.
tomcs cornsr Of inh end. Cary sasl
IN HORSES AND cows ron aAIu
IA n ~ AuOIIOn.-Wn, b soyd 4 s.oescn
O'Clock. q IL H., .osnins,, 40 inst.ss.. g q
s .anaoed Depot vary ass yosnS ~ vSsnanS
ALsocSevsrrs,y g Az ssddle nsse
ALst-1wo good MlLOH COvS
ny - - THOMAS v GnuSKr. Auos.
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m FOR RENT-And possession given
E4 the 18th of April next, the very eligible
HOUSE, Ga sth. between Grace and Franklin SITS,
now occupied by Mr. Richard Hill, jr. 1t has seven
good rooms. with an sutkitchen and large lot at.
Esched. For terms, &c, apply 10
P II TABB & SON ,Aet's.
nah t4-ta Under Exchange Hotel.
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BASKETS The largest assortment in
- Richmond.
Artists Materials aud Brushes.
Pictures, Frames and Looking Glasses.
Portm onnaies and Pocket Books.
Lad;es' satchels and Bags.
Window Shades and Fancy Goods
select assortment at
CHAS LUNDIN 4 CO.'S,
my7-lm* 80 Broad street.
ERESH TEAS-Receiying to-day, %
j boxes choice Family Breakfast Teas. embracing
the following grades &C:
Young Hyson. 81 to 81 cts per lb
Fine Imperial, IS cts to 81
Fine Gunpowder. 90 cts to SLIPS
Up KAVENAGH, Family Grocer.
and Dealer in Teas, Wines Liquors and Segars,
nv IL ia Broad street, below 9th.
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:. PUWTEH, ALE, &c, &c.
Your attention IL called to Q new establishmsnt
and firm. under the style Of DELARUE PEYRO-
EFT. on 18th. between Broad and Greco ste where
they will keep choice lot Of LAGER BEER POR-
TER LIE &c. In kegs and bottles Of Gil sixec s a
to tuit families and Others
Also. all kinds of imported WINES, LIQUORS.
&C. As we keep good article and sell cheap. ve
expect share Of patronage which We return our
tn Anks. and promise to please all.
PS-Gocds forwarded TO any part OF becitv freA of
charge DELAkGE PEYR0NET
my l2-3mS
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DIVIDEND NOTICE-EXCH ANGE
- HOTsL Tho Board Of Directors of the Ex.
change Hotel Company have declared dividend Of
three per cent on the capital stock of said Company
payable on demand 1t the Office Of Henry Cannon
HORACE l. KENT, President
HENRY g CANNON, Sec'y. my lift
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NEW FRESH GRASS BUTTER.-We

4 A MRXlUAN 0UHNO. for sale By
"A nyu HI sKlNKn1 D %
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T a MONT DESIRABLE SUBURBAN
RsslpENCn AND SMALL MARKET
fASM foG sALs.-rhe subscriber offsrs h;s
beautiful place, on Grove street for sale r. can,
, m Sx acres Ia me state of cultivation The
n"use Is "a Ita'an villa new. good size and heavj-
y ofhaneated. There is q large new Barn Gar
rage House aud other convenient ont buildinSs
isTSe orchard OF choice fruits of various kinda
iae tcssion u perfectly healthy. and TO persons
DONG tns.aess IN Richmond or wishing 10 reside
near ths city, offers an Involvement rarely 10 he
For terms. ~. apply at the corner of Main and
f,Fst streets. during business hours or AZ nav ras
'"s ~ :, on .. .ne premises l. SQUIRE.
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L>Ok SALE Ok LEAbk.--A number OF
l. LOTS on Grace and Broad Streets admirably
adapted for stores and dwelling houses. They are
located IN an improving part Of the suburbs oppo.
accommodating, apply to DR BROOKS
At his Office. Belvin's Block. 18th, fronting Bank
street
,ALs0-Por rent. half Of Pew No 10 in Ct Paul's
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gs,i4. Gde pun 9ftestp auD @ermandrase.
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suaded in my own mind that they can
not be successfully gainsayed.
1t seems also to be well understood
that the large proportion of vessels en-
gagged in the slave traffic are not only
built at the North, but are fitted out there
with full knowledge of the use to when
they are destined, and with an eye 10 a
share in the profits of their netariouS
expeditions. Upon this subject it will
be exceedingly difficult to get proof F.; and
vet l am morally sure, from hints !
have heard cast out here, that there are
actually two vessels being prepared at
this moment for slave trip from tbs
port of New York; and that consider
able number of such vessels are being
made ready for sea in the New England
States"