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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-28
BY James M. Taylor & Son.
TWO FRAMED TENEMENTS AND

lots ON BROAD STRREr ATAUOrlON -
WIN be sold upon the premises, on MONDAY, the
.tn Gay OF 9aTch, commencing at O'Clock. p. M
two Framed Tenements, on south side of broad AZ
between soushee and Adams streets and now 10
the occupancy Of Mr.. VIM, j Chick. 1he houses
accommodations above for family. This property
yields a rent of s435.
an alley. " W
ERhs-One-third cash. the balance at six. twelve
aud eighteen months. for negotiable notes with iu.
terest added. aud secured by a trust deed Taxes
and insurance for 1859 to be paid nv the purchaser
JAS ii TAYLOR son.
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JANUARY, 1859!
81 THOS Z PRIZE co

u THOS X PKIUE a co
With full stock full force. and undated energies,
are nakinz ready for he coming season, and with
a view of cutting down stock. and making some
improvements in their ware-rooms, as also TO give
themselves tlLOtg rDUfa for the spring campaign,
they will from this tins offer every thing at large
discount upon regular market Rates until the open
ing of the season.
Never has so rare opportunity been presented
70 the great buying pubic OF laying ia their sup
plies for either winter summer, as their assort-
faeat is large, fresn and we'll assorted.
For the first time ia their business history. IN
some depart ments they will commence THEIR OWN
IMPORTATION the ensuing saring, and parties may
rely, from arrap gemeuts made. that every article
scieCted the other aide Of the pond will be- in fabric
aud quality unsurpassed and III Style and elegance,
equal u anything brought to the country. Every
department. about their 90 abshmeut Will be
placed iG the hands OF Judcious and experienced
hands, 50 that their custom re shall I'VE every
facility and advantage which the experience and
ob3sr walton Of years has given them. ia It's
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EsRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
l. A. X. PARnER s. co.

Have Just received their SECOND SUPPLY Of
FALL AND WINTER DIP GOODS,
making their assortment one Of the most coI>plete
and att active they have offered and at such
prices will insure sales.
Splendid Black and Cord Silk Robes a'Lez
- " FlounCed
Rich Bayadere a'Lez and Plain Silks
Black Gro de Rhine. Polt de Sole and Taftets
silks
III h Plsid and Figd yaleReias
Bts X Bomba4ines Alpacas, Challies and Mouse
iInes
Rich lace Muslin and Cambria Sets
Muslin, Gam rio. PeIuet and Mourning Collars
Illusion Capes and Berthas
CIoaks, Mantles and Shawls in great variety
Cloths CassImeres and Vestings
Plantation aud Housekeeping Goods
- and q 1 Pulled Cloths; Sleeps Grey Satinetts
Bucklsnd Pulled Cloths kerseys and Plaida
Plaid LIseys Flanneis
Bed ami Negro Blankets
Daruask Table Cloths: Napkins; Doylias
Msrino, Lambs Wool, Silk and Shaker Shirt
and Drawers
Aiexander's Kid, Buckskln Silk and Plush
Lined Gloves and Gauntiets
Cotton and Wool Hosiery of every description
Carpets; Rugs; Druggets. &C. &C 20
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FOR SALE AT AUCTION

~r~S FOR SALE AT AUCTION
:SgsEEssassss the splendid st'amers "GLEN
CUVn' aud ., URrIS PEJK"-As peraonal repre-
sentative of the late Capt John Davis, / SHALL on
TUESDAY. the lst day of March, 1889, expose to
sale all his i'm crest in the above stesmers, list
ing Of 74oths in the Glen Cove" and 7-3sths in the
Curtis Peck"
Sale to take place from the Wharf at Rockets.
commencing at IL O'clock, NJ.
MARY A DAVIS, Adm'x
of John Dayis tieceasad
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Virginia: IN CHANCERY.-Atru rules
a held for Chesterfield County, in the Clerks OF
nee mercer. on the ist Monday in February, 1852
Henriettas kizabeth Hale who sues by
Willism Moore her grandfather, her
next friend, Plaintiff
against
James Hale, Defend'ut
This day the plaintiff filed her bill, the object of
which is to obtain decree of divorce avinculo ma
trlmoni; and the said defendant not having made
ms appearance, and it appearing by affidavit filed
ha ne IL not resilient OF this State. it is order ed
that he appear here within one month after duo
publication OF this order. and do what is necessary
to project his interest in this suit: that a COPY of
this order he published once q week for four sue
cessive weeks, IN one of the newspapers published
III he city OF Richmond; and that another sopy
hereof be posted at the front door of the house
OF this county in the first of term of unity Court
of the aforesaid county.
copy-feste.
fe i4-laW4EM NATHAN III COGRIIL n C
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ls59,
Comedy
enc hard.
Re Lord
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my Understanding low NO u

~ Main street JOSEPH SrhAUsE.
Cheap Goods, from Huction-Blue. Green aud
Brown Beraze, for Wells. at 20 cents. selling al
other places at - cents; Ladies Belts, at cents
Bro~n Linen. at ia. 6c, worth double the money
suitable for Be 81 and Mems wear; English Meri-
NOS ut IS &c; scotch Plads. 22tz Cts Black Silks
70 cts: few IN Linen ard cheap harseille', 30.
SONS left AZ Is cts asst Inishiug cheap Check aud
Caylbric Mu5li0 ~ ca aud upxards; plain and hg-
uret De LANES, I218 cts anu highe French Ne
RHO and Uo'ored siKs, at halt their value exec,
lent quality Xii Gloves ga cts black, white ana
Iuixed ius. 10 cts pair; ca SO and Cambria Col,
lsrs the cheapest in the city; Servant and Bed
Blankets g Yer cent less iban cost; brown and
hleached Cotton, at all prices, &C II you want
chesp Goods of any kind, remember No = Main
street te u JDSEfh HAhhUcE
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1t being necessary owing to the death

1t being necessary owing to the death
of Capt DAVIS dispose of his in the Gne
and popular steamers, GLEN COVE and CURTIS
PECK, now running on James River, [ a:l in-
struoted by he remaining stockholders TO offer for
sale, at same time and place, the residue of the
stock in said Steamers so that parties wishing to
entire stock in both boats, should they desire.
The Glen Cove Is a new boat. built with all the
modern improvements well furnished, and of great
speed Her capacity is between five and six hun
bred tons buIthen
The Curtis Peck" long and fsvorakiy known on
James River, is also a boat Of great speed ahd of
capacity of five hundred IONS burthen
Both boats have recently undergone thorough
repair
TERMS LIBERAL and will be made known on day Of
sale.
For further information, address apply to
RIO HASKIHS. Sec'y,
Richmond, Va.
The above sale of the Glen Cove aud Curtis Peck,
will coma eoce TOMORROW tuesday EVE
MING, at O'Clock. III.
- enquirer and Wing publish till day Of sale
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WAFER AND w A F F L E 1RONS;
w Cofse Roasters; Scales and Weights Carpet
Hammers; Soup Digesters; Fish Kettles; saue
Pans: Sad Irons; Polishing aud Crimping Irons;
Cork Drawers; Knife Sharpeners; knife Cleaners;
Cork screws; Meat and Bread Knives. together
with great variety of other useful goods now
c. wing at BULkLEYS House Furnishing
Ia Store. l37 Mpl street.
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EOR SALE UNlNCUMBERED REAL

| NOR SALE UNlNCU NJ EEkED REAL
| L ESTATE, IN TUE CITY OF RICH u0ND -
| Having got the privilege frem the Mayor and City
Council OF Baltimore 20 convert my areho.ise, Oh
the cor Of Buren, and Fails streets into soap al
| Candle manHfactory, and p9rposlng 10 remove tC
Baltimore the ensuing spring. ow otior at private
| sale the following Real Estate. viz:
| lat My Dwelling House on Mayo street, with or
sithnu. the joining Slower Garden lot. The hou c
IL 81 feet 'front.' IS feet deep three stories high. four
OF tor alley, II sold separate, and has injected
with II. ali necessary our bndh.s' servants apart
ments, s'able. carriage house. &C. The whole lot
runs bsCk fir Mayo street iZS feet, 81 feet front
The Flow er Garden lie nez ly the same aim enslon.
and admirably adapted for building lot The
dwelling was built fr Col John Ruth. rtrord, and
occupied by him for several years 1t is composed
OF the very best materials is large and
and improved in the most modern 81 yle9-by the In.
PRODUCTION OF gas water hxture- cooking range &C.
81. lot on Wall street in rear of the above 81
e 1t front Iunnmg back 40 Get, more or less his
includes q fruit and vegetable ga. den.
Sd. Smith aud Carriage shop on Franklin street,
q feet front running back 81 feet This is situated
opposite my Soap and Candle Factory and was late
~ occu pie" by D9ea Brother.
4,h A tot on Fairfield street, near nth, close by
VIZ Bruce'ssoap Factory 10 feet front running biek
1872 fee, more or less which there is good two
story brick building. latey ntted up for Melting
House or Soap Factory. 1t il capable OF manufac-
turing IS go lbs per month. and offers good op
portunity for d map of small capital.
nos Two nov Brick buildings on Franklin street,
10 front Of my factory 4s feet 'front.' 3s stories high
with stores granite fronts ana slate Tooi running
back 40 Il ct more or less.
9th. 4 also offer my Soap and Candle Factory
The buiiding IL Of brick. partly new 81 feet by o.
three stories high, with boilers, machinery and the
aecessArv utensils. for the trade. This factory ~
capable at manu- acturing 900 lbs soap per week.
and an equal eight CT mould Cant es in the season.
IL was established by me In 1912 Since which time
have carried on the business With ,1ms ,u9cess
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vHRusTFE,s SALE MnIra rup

Il NITURE, &c.-As Trustee in two deeds of
trusts from West. dated November 27ih
1887. and the other dated March I'd 1855 and at the
request of the beuef iaries in the sa d deed will
proceed to sell at public auction at Chester. in
The county Il Chesterfield, the 9Th day OF March
1882 at IL o clock Nj one Carriage and Harness :
one Wagon and Harness; six Mrles; ona Horse. and
lot of Household and Kitchen urni;uTe
VIM II LYONS.
330 credit Of four months tor bonds with approx.
ed security aEd interest added fe 26-tl
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TRUSTEES SALE OFF A NE0K0

'hUSIEES l. Il OF A NEGRO
Il NAM As Trustee in q deed Of Trust from v
west. GATED 9th of November, 1857 aud at the
request OF the benehciaris in the said deed will
sell at public auction at the Au ,ton House Messrs
DlcKlnson Hill & Co, on the 3th day of March 1859
at 10 O'CLOCK. negro man nameu Sam about SO
years OF sgs. He is a very valuable slave ana has
be' accustomed, for several years, to attend TO
Steam Saw Will.
TEENS CASH. VIM III Lyons,
10 zo-tu Trustee.
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By Jas M. TAYLOR a Son
BY Henry W. Quarles.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF WATCHES
"A AND JkWELRY. AT AUCTION, at No is0
Main street, shall sell at auction, Commencing
on FRIDAY EVENING, Feb 18th, one Of the lar.
gest and hnest stocks Of Watches and Jewelry ever
oneTed IN Richmond. consisting in part as follows:
Gold and Hunting Chronofneter Watches
Do do English Lever do
DO do Detached do do
=, DO do Nickel mount do
silver WATCHES of all descriptions
Sold FeSt,S6uard and Fob Chains
Ladies Chatham and Neck dc
Leksts, Pins and Pencils
Mosaic Sets to match
cameo do do
Lava do do
Garnet do do
Coral do do
Anc IN iact everything kept in q first class Jew
elry store.
The above stock If Goods were all bon.ht ..n.-
claly for the retail trade. and will be sold withnnt
reserve TO the highest bidder To close the
imnediately-per order OF the assignee
u KlLDRETH, Agent.
p. S.-Merch ants and Ptd1lars will save twenty
per cent by calling early as We will job or retail
gods during the day at a large discount from ma
nutacturers' prices
Ladies are invited to call and examine the stock.
Tha sale will coutinu- from day 10 day. until ali
Is Hold HENRY ~ on HIna
fe Is Auct
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l. 25 bbls &c" Sugar; 70 do New Orleans Sugar; 10
do New Orleans Noasses; Is do clarified Cider Vim.
egar; 80 kits No | Mackere: 50 bbls Halifax Ii r
ring; 10 do Potomac 40: 10 do Ciscoes, Like Her
Tings) 50 bags old IaguaJ c, ffae; 20 do Java do
pockets lbs 100 dozen buckets 50 nests tubs
PLEAcANTS 4 BRO.
fe 81 % Main At
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CKIRTS.-|We have received great
~ Bargain in a lot of II Spring Extens on skirts
of the best quality which We offsr for 81 So worth
At retail s2; being ab.us the cost 10 manufacture
thsm Nohumtuz.
fe % JOHNSON 4 HARDWOOD.
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ss. NEW MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS.
tIaGx Highlaud Blossom Song, bv Wallace
PEI beautiful Sea- Song. BY Ramford
Promised LAM, Song, by Sl0man
Blue Bells of scotland, with new variations
by Oesten
Darling Nelly Gray, with new variations; by
Grobe
Dearest Spot On Earth is Home with new
variations, by Grobes
Together with the largest stock of Music and
bound Music Books in the State.
For sale by =. II TAYLOR,
Piano and Mu ic Dealer,
fe 26 1875 Main reet above Post Office.
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VERY NsAT AND tXCELLENT BRICK
dwell OIL "a

DIV YELLING. ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
JACKSON STREET, FOR SALE At AUCTION
viii be sold, on TUESDAY, the Sth March. 1889
on the premises, commencing at O'Clock P NJ the
neat and admirably well built Brick Tenement To-
Gated as above. now in the occupancy of Mr. or
nan Brumheid. The lot fronts 40 feet. rms hack
Ieet. The house has rooms. besides kitchen,
and there is on the premises water an. gas and tLe
yard abounds in handsome shrubbery.
TERMs-Ope-third each: balance at 8 and IL mos
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured by
trust deed. The taxes for 1889 TO be- paid by the
purchasers. GODDIN APPEKSON
fe % Arcts
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VOCAL MUSIC.-The subscrib

w, VOCAL MUSIC.-The subscriber
tryE respectfully uaces to his friends aud the
>R1 pusEc generally, that he will com nence a
Glass in VOC VI MUSIC, in the LIE ture Room of
the second Baptist Church, on MONDAY evening,
the 18th inst. at ia O'Clock
The plan of instruction will be simple vet tho
roua h, and terms moderate Ladies and gentle.
men wi-hing to Join such Class. will please meet
at the tima and place appointed.
fe 26-2t@ GIBBS.
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MANIPULATED qua

DUBINSON'S MANIPULATED qua
IL No HAS EIGHT PER CENT OFAMMONLA
4 Nd FORTf FltE TO FIFTY PER CENT OF
BONE PHOSf'H, of LiME-rhe under
.lgnef. .vlng spted the sgeucy for the sale of
Roblpson's Manipulated GUANO. ask the attention
Of aZricntursts and their agents to this superior
Fertilizer. We guarantee a perfect uniformity in
the gu ty of this arti lie aud that it il in all
onehaf best Peruvian GuaGo, one ali fine grou nd
ne and the best Phosphate Gusno
The machinery used is new aud OF the most ap-
proved description, and from the manner in which
the Guono and Bone are m xed, being ground toge-
Their so that every particle OF each is brought into
the closest contact with the other, ensures full
appropriation OF both III roper proportions by III
growing crop.
We refer to the annexed report from DR. Bckell.
showing the value OF this Fertilizer both for quick
and . 5rrlaneut results
1t is put up in good bags weighing about $50 lbs
each. Price, $50 per ton of 1000 lbs.
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ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTs.-I am

receiving part Of my Spring Goods. which |
shall CT st reduced prices being direct imported
eco fresh CocoaGuts; 500 boxes Messina Oranges
and Lemons-new CROP 81 o boxes kaisins. wEoIe,
half and quarters; 200 bags Nuts-Almonds " al
assorted Sizes % dozen Preserves, assorted kind.
20 dozen fresh Fruit assorted IS trails fresh
Dates 300 boxes No Rock Candy, white and red;
1890 drums new crop smyrna Figs 100 boxes Jujune
Pastt; 1nn lis Gum Drops assorted tiavors; 10000
Cigars from S. TO 500 per thousand Also, Csu-
diy 5 OF my own Uanuf.ciCr-. made eXpr, ssly for
transportation, aLd made of the hest double refined
sugars ANDkEW ANTUNI
Wholesale and Retail Confectioner
Next door to Tx Bank
&C. And Ean Dot, fsop,
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-DD!tK-RINDER.Y.

yU'TN -DINDEN1.
~ The subscriber, having established BIND
ER1 over the Printing Utica of G II Wynne No "a
Main street. would be pleased to execute any wor
in his line PAMPHLETS, CHECK. TICKETS.
BLANK BOOKS. &c. bound at short notice. and in
the neatsst and most sub 'tautial manner. Good
work guarantee |. at reasonable prices.
20 2t-5tAT2R& d CKUMp
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GALE OF LUMBER After the above
~ sale. by VIM II Lyons. Trustee we will sell at
public auction. at Chester. lot of inch Plank aud
2Xi, 3x6 4x6 and 6xS Scantny in lots to suit pur
chster5 SNEAD 4 STEBBlNS,
10
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NPRING TRADE. 1859.
KENT. PAINE CO,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign ard
Domestic
DRY GOODS

Nos l63 and l65 Ms.n street. Richmond.
The subscribers re.Iectlujly announce 10 the
Merchants Il Virginia. NOTta Carolil9 ana tnEes
see that their arrangements Tor the coming
SPRING TRADE are more extensive than hitherto,
and 4 at hy the st hRlCA they Will be prepared 10
rNhilit one Of the largest and most attractive
FDREIGN AND DOWFSTTr DR GOODS AND
CLDIlfiNG
that thew have kAd the pleasure to CT r. 10 an
examination If which they are cord Tally invited.
As heretofore We have imported direct tTuIu Eu-
I2r, And stock will lie found very full and CO u
p!ete IN every department AID well adapted TO tie
wants Uf the trade.
7 e magnitude q our business with Gnsur-
passed facilities fully warrant Us in psedging chr
10 sell 600 Is At - low prices as IN = can
bet GIT in Any Northern market. thus saving a
per aee 10 the purchaser.
ORDERS are respectfully solicited, which shall
~ al times have our prompt ana personal atteu-
Richmond. Feb 10 1879. feI9
NEW GOODS We are 10 rt ceIpt of
" selscnable staple Goods which will Ue offered
al prices thatmus, ensure sales,
~ pieces Irish LINEN at q cts
- do 90 90 DO At At 80 So, cts IS
~ 30 Striped India DIMITY
y do White CA uRkIC-. all qualities
so do Check CAMBhIC AM NAlNsOOKS
4 60 Table phIs~k
. ;, zen Table NAPhINS
loo pieces B!eached SHlRTlNGS, yard wide,
EMBKOIDERIFS in great variety-of Lace
Muslin. Dimity and Grape .u.
We are still selling beat EnEii-h PRINTS at 10
cents All styles Of out Of scas,u goods will be
marked down to surh prices as Will ensure sales.
CHRISTIAN Il LATHhOP.
feTf SO Main street.
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uT0H C0HsT ;,Si-aTi.;,.,;-.-:-;-:----=

49,
HIGH CONsTABLES aXIF-Wm
n Be , I'D; on MONDAY. q. asss ~ p ="
~ a ~ 10 front Of the High ~ ,es
KIe e issfT yuRN II ios g H6ussaCLD AMI
sds sirsw Beds, Mattresses. ClosIs ~ 3. i.ssnT
49, &c; Bureaus, Tables iot Cih.,r .s1 y
ffts'rrs. cooking stoves. Wooden Chs~,. ysskgsxss
I'as' sedesteads. Dishes. Tnmllers IL ~ me
.ap1les. part Dbl MsekereI, lot nesrtto,a.a ogr;
tobacco. Cissrs. pipes Starch, bisesi.. ~ -
70 satisfy srndry attachments and distress Va.
TEnxs eash fe2s-Its BUTLER. uccR
By Jas NJ. Taylor 4 Son.
NdALL FARM, On MARKET GAR
DENs HALE NILE FROM TIE CITY. ON
Mn III nriDdE ROAD. AT AUCTION We
VIII y. seil upon the premises. on Mos DAY. tbs zsth
y. asofuarY, commencing at O'Clock H. yerv
pesV rarm or MARKET Garden on tho Nea6ov
srldee Road half mile from the c,t v Sonssiring
Sscrss ana aJoining the Lands OF Judge nanjsi
nu koo,nsou ADA others. Tho coli r. Of = soo3
9naifsy and IFS contiguity to the c,ty
ticuistiy desirable Tor market Garden The Ina
ptoyenents are . framed dwelling. With rooIas
Kitchen with two rooms, and the lscessarv ennvs
iitrcss .f~s sffs = . 49, n 5-~.s SStsv
II desired. more property adjoining. can ba ,,.d
7 ERMS -One-fourfh cash; the balances a 1 ana .
years. TOR negotiable notes. with interest added and
secur, i by q trust deed. ~-N
fell Jas N TAYLOR 4 SON, Aucts.
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~ CHlCKERiNG PIANOS -

su.Fss.-s~a, CHlCKERiNG PIANOS -
ANOTH ER LOT of these spl, ndid
Cd II Uinstfnm hts has Just been received
We have now as fine an assortment
"i lhos as can be 1ound ia any Of the large cities
anu at over prices Prices here, the same as at
the factory, FROM 3225 To $500
In ms ls {, We have also the much admired Sois
&c HotI anu the new a Scale cfcstar Action which
tor tlume and beauty OF tone nearly canals the
Grand To these Ne kinds we solicit The attention
OF Professors and Amateurs
The IhaibeIg Grand is still on hand for gale
UrdeIs from abroad with references will be pune
tusiiy attended to. Drawings OF Pianos. with the
prices. furnished free OF charge
The tastramsntS frO1a THIS tIct0ry hare universally
cqfTttd ne hrSt medaLs diplomas and Awards 0rer
az eomi*tafnFS IN all Fu'rS tohers they haze been en-
hfOnea, an EUROPE and america The first profess
0rS mechanics and Judges q? both countries are undn
iDtotS IA awarding them the highest perfection War
ranty given for auy length OF time
Narerooms-Sorth side of Broad street near 9Th .
and at HABLisToN 4 Bros. No l69 Main street.
ia2 NATAL CAkUSI sole Agent
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DUCkET bUUkc--A handsome as. ort-
ment, Jus. to hani. c,mprising new style. for
% o. wholesale and retail
en W PETERSON, Iragsist.
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TALL lS68.-NOVEL ATTRACTION
j -TREATEX GtTEMENT!-SFC0ND SUPPLY
OF kALi. GOOD now receiving, late y purchased
ia New York at immense sacrifices, at DOSING out
Auction GALES This is az opportunity rarely 10 be
met with for persons in want of Dry Goods to effect
Il tren e9dJus saving
invite ali t. call and 10, k for themselves. Good
caeap aad desirable Goods polite attention and &C
CON u Gatons guar anteed 10 ali who visit the pop
ular and well known store Of
tel ALFRED MOS ES, b3 Main 81.
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NOS, Ao.
q :
- First PREMIUM GRAM

.s.sssxx FIRST PREMIUM GRANu
-. m AND SQUARE PIANOS Graz
III b VI HI Nand square pia4o Forte Wareroom
sGeneral pot OF foreign and AmsrN
can Nd &c, MUSICAL I7strum" uts and all ether Arti.
ctes belonging 10 siusieal Warehouse b., g FH IA
. W n" III ftcad street, between Third and
Fourth = F. -, lei mond, Va. The undersigned
az 4He"' ~ s"auy Southern friends have es.
tabl'ah' hi ~ eRcd in Fichmond No 81 Broad
street t"i"'s u . and 4 h sta a PIANO FORT r.
WAhhtoIh, whera 10 addition to our extensi, e
stcck ~ el&Nu fORTE5 We offer for sale "A
general tg,ortmeEt Of FOREIGN AND AMERf.
" mOoVt. OF :he most popular COMPOSERS Mu-
fSN sianaents OF all kinds. and those article
ess'anushiheht seminaries. Academic, institutions
o. 'safnne. &c, will lind it to their advantage to
u.a WIN Us. a. we are prepared II sell music Il
~ Nor,hera prices, aud they will thus Nav. the
He'snt bet Feen iris city aaa tho North Thu bust
n'S WI " conducted under the name aud style OF
kuaranfseis given Of every instrument for q We
years tfom tis time OF purchase and the privilege
Oh eAChahge WITHIN Elk hs after date Of saie IA
accorded. All orderawiil be promptly and faithful
Our terms are moderate, and liberal discount
Will be MADE for ca,h
Tuning promptly attended to
rates. ~ ~ ~ '"
inc pubic arc rsap"c fully invited TO We us a
can bel r. purchasing eisewhere as we are deter
tnlh'd not 10 be EuG"rsOid.
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