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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-22

A NJ x9Rwrs, AUcTIoNEsR-BY BANGS. bERwgN
"a. Co-Trsds sale rooms ls Park row, Monday
name hour-pr.ya;e orsry Of the late Hunt $50
Mssssns being argss, most extensive cossaon Of
Amsrcaa publications before offered comprising
larry rich complete set Of nearly all the serial
posc works are now uer @ TSe
s'so be- haa US Of light literature DO Ca
A J. BLEEoKEa, son 4 co. WILL. SELL ON WED.
Greenwich street lots with viii buiaass Nos
se @ bring this sya Of de
q son GO VIII eel at on wsdnes sa,Ss Feb Is
perry Is Rose street SIDE between Frs.k
tort and Duane s.rssts sonsiSiug In breadth front feet
los snS on he osr .de feet
eet csn Ga
A ]. BLEEoKER WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON
49, @ sad is thirty S%sen ase
and Third The houses are and contain
BrSsa 1 Maps ana terms TO be seen
A 8. RICHARDS. AUoTIoNEER; SPECIAL SALE OF
% 0s Sy q ose
pr sing almost variety of boots and shoes
on morning of sale.
A UCTI0N NorIcE.-ANY PERSON OR PERSONS
Wishing to dispose of their household furniture without
the publicity OF auction find cash
from til Lat Of May by dreasing ONCE
UCTI0N NOTICE. BOGART. AUCTIONEER-BY
"A 8. BOGART-Tuesday. Feb ~ at lO1z o'clock at IS
ws ss s
oil cloth. Sedroom Kitchen furniture and utensils
UCTION NOTICE.. BOGART. AUCTIONEER-BY
a BOG Wednesday Feb. 2, at the auction rooms:
No North William street sheris sale BY virtue writ of
attachment directed and delivered
Hon b.. Jones, the Justices of the Court
will expose SALE Wednesday, the I'D day February
1852 1T lex O'Clock in the forenoon No North William
street. in the city OF New York ten tons of old iron
JAMES q. WILI,ET, late Sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-22

(!ARD.-THOsR DISTINGUISHED AND ACCOMPLISH
" ed fayorites Mr.. and Mrs. r. s, CIANFRAU, having
Just concluded brilliant engagement in New are about
TO appear IN Bos,on Monday evening" Feb 81 In their
highly successful and popular characters which have stamped
G. T. PARsIOE saent box Ssis Posi- once or al0 Braai
WA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-22

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE, BALTINORn, ron
IL sale-Au that valuable property known the Holiday
sSse Theate, with " sppursenances Fronting fest on
H0dAy street hereabouts with depth OF LAT
Their with lot connected herewith fronting q feet Fayee
street. with depth OF " tce whereon erected subsaus
three story building containing and for
the theatre The property now and hss been for The last
three years rented g. 20 suuum AppcAt,oo N ne
uads 10 SAMSON CARES, Baltimore, Nd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-22

CRRAT UNITED STATES NAIL SOUTHERN STEAM.
" ship line for Havana and Key West Fla, Charles
tor, C-Ths splendid and fsvorite stesmahp ISABEL.
Gsp WIZ Rons w1 o leave Tor Key West and
esmshps will leave this port for Charleston every Wednes
day and Saturday at O'Clock p NJ from pier North
river connecting with the ISABEL for the above ports
Through tickets may be had on application TO
sPOFFORD. TII.EsTON 1 CO.. - Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-22

INXECUTORS' SALE-BY ORDER OF THE SU SRC
~ GATE r. Fl. LUDLOW 90 will sell Mt auction.
Thursday ne February g. at IL o'clock at the Merchants
valuable house and lot No. SIS Hudson street.
side Perry street House IL by about 80 feet Lot
10 On 6 feet inches SO feet inches depth
south and 81 feet inches the north side. Tersl
cent and the auconeers fees the day of sale 40
cent IN days. when the deed will be devered per
10 remain bond and mortgage at per cent For maps
&c, apply 10 the auctioneers, or 10
EDWARD CROMWELL. 200 Front street.
ELISHA TROUGHTON, g6 Roosevelt street,
Executors of Edward Luxford deceased.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-22

A J. BLEECKER, son co. Will. SELL. ON WE'D
N. nesdsy fep q, at IL O'Clock at the Merchants
creenwich lots with building, Nos
street viii bring this property seventeen
ner. &sps &c, at No Broad street. Estate of Daniel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-22

NY PERSON WISHING A FIRST CLASS CITY De
q octave rosewood pianoforte immense reduction
from original be suited by calling residence
lac Wooster near Houston Has carved legs Tyre and
mouldings front nlad with pearl grand circular
iron frame. French action &c and touch and tone un
surpassed stool included Made order six months ago.
three guarantee. Call and examine for this will
made an object 10 a cash purchaser.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-22

A rLAEriC ROYAL MAI. STEAM NAVIGATION Oon-
n panys New York and Galway IJnorhe next departure
from New York viii be the steamship PRINCE ALBEIT.
Capt waters Thusday the Sd Of March next touch
clAss 800 second So third $50 including nee
tickets 70 All the principal cities railway routes In Great
Britain yhird us provide plate knife fork xc and
bedding Passage 81 Johns-Fhss class Sss second SIS
For freight passage inquire Of the American Empress Com
Rany 81 Hudson street. and at their other advertised ocex In
ne Passage IN the third class be secured Il
me above onces bring out from Of the
cities on the lines of railway Great Britain for S5 from
Galway for SO. AMERICAN IMPRESS COMPANY.
ALEX. HOLLAND Manager
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-22

A UCTIoN SALE OF REAL Estates. BoGART WILL
"a sell at auction, Wednesday, Feb g. 1859 l2ocock
At the Merchants Exchange In the city Of New York
desirable premises known 1888 Broome
front and real, By 100 feet in depth each side with two
building 10 q BY Is with wing attached; building rs by
H. The above premises in good repair and It good o
poruny for investment Sale Part of the
chase can remain II desired j. BOG AkT Auctioneer
Office No North William street. n Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-22

UCTION NOTICE. W. c. ALBURTUS, AUCTIONEER,
n will sell To- morrow "wednesday, February g. lO1
O'Clock at 648 Houston street. between Wooster
srees large assortment Of rosewood mahogany walnut
furniture rosewood panoorte and stool suits of
ior furniture In satin and velvet plush pier
mirrors Brussels and ingram and
ceres bookcases and escreoires chandeliers brackets
de- rosewood and mahogany dressing bureaus bedsteads
commodes and washssands toilet &c damask
curtains soa centre and side tables fine oil paintings china
paran and bsque and ttauees &c the
and kitchen furniture Catalogues the Of
the auctoneer, 4i6 Canal Atreet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-22
MUSICAL.

A GREAT BARGAIN-NEw sEvEN OCTAVE ROSE
"A wood pianoforie warranted perfect exquisite tone
touch will be sold at great bargain hand piano
taken in exchange by WEBER msnufacturer i55 Wes
Broadway, near Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-22

A SSIGNBE's SALE OF CROCKERY AND GLASS
IA HENRY g. EVANS will sell on Tuesday, Feb. ~, at 10
O'Clock At No. Liberty street. in lots to suit the trade BY
order OF the assignee large assortment of white gane
g. O., yellow and Rockingham glassware plain and
decorated china suitable for the crockery trade will
carefully repacked for shipping.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-22

A UCTION NOTICE.-THOS. BELL, AUCTIONEER AND
"A W. s. THOMsON-Wednesday, at l0h O'Clock, at the
sesooms IS East Broadway sale Of good hand
niure fancy and dry goods clothing groceries pledged
goods, clocks, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-22
aALEa Afr AugyrrOn

mo. LEyIsON, AUCTIONEER.- NO. l42
- broadway. Large sale of choice collection oil paint
ings all warranted n elaborate frames by Of the hes,
O'Clock, at The salesroom l2 Broadway Catalogues now
ready sae peremptory. N B-Painings carefully packed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-22

A ]. BLEECKER WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON
Friday 23h February four first lass houses and lots
and Third The houses and contain every
modern Improvement Maps and terms 10 be seen at No.
Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-22

LNOR SAVANNAH AND FI.ORIDA-THE AMERICAN
steamship MoNTGoMERY Croker COMMANDER and wH
leave pier II North riysr on Saturday Feb rs soelock
merry, s26 Albany, Ga. s24; Atlanta and Columbus, Isl
Macon $2l Augusta So Also TO principal places in FLORIDA
lowest leaving Savannah Mondays Wednee
days and Fridays Freight 10 cents foot
WELL 4 CO., 66 West street
The steamship Huntsville succeeds on March
UyOR THE SOUTH AND sOUTHWEsT VIA CHARIEs
ton, 8. C-Sem weekly United States Mail wheel
Steamship Line. The splendid steamship MARION VIM. j.
Foster commander, will commence receiving freight on Mon
day morning Feb 81 and leave Wednesday the sd at
O'Clock p. M. precisely.
First class cabin passage SIS
Deck do. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6
TO Montgomery, Aa $26 TO Columbia C.......s SO
To o A Aasns; ca To }Pa iiasss file Fla
''' 'e'S'' '"'''t sP spgF rrLEsroN co.
The COLUMBIA succeeds on Saturday. Feb Is
DOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
" The United States mail steamship JAMESTOWN. CAPT
M from pier No. Is North river She will arrive at Nor
folk the next afternoon and City Point following morn.
ing Passengers from the South will proceed BY The great
southern mail ne Those for Richmond will arrive there on
santes and most expeditions route Passage fare Wi
Apply to fuDI.AM HkINEKEN, 80 Broadway. Wv
baltimore, WASHINGTON AND THE wEsr-rHR
ID steamers Of the New York and Baltimore Steamship Ine
leave pier ~ North river daily, making the passage in forty
70 the West covering insurance risk apply The Baltimore
and Washington Railroad CcmpAny'a ohoc ~ Broadwsv
ASplyiO q. B. CROHwKLL o., IS Wss; :sros. '"""'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-22

NEW ORLEANS,
IN MOBILE, MONTGOMERY. ATLANTA,
ALBANY COLUMBIA, MACON, AUGUSTA
And various places in FLORIDA
Via SAVANNAH, Ca
The favorite steamship ALABAMA Capt. Geo r. Schenck
will leave Wednesday, Feb q, at p NJ from pier No
North Tickets be had for following places fare
low by other steamer from New 10 Savannah
accommodation superior
New York to New Orleans, $50 49, Mobile s35 Montgomery
Aa s26; Atlanta Ga So Albany, Ga, S2f Columbia Ga
$Z3 Macon Ca $22; Augusta $40; Savannah. SIS
TIE FLORIDA. Capt. Isaac Crowe, succeeds Saturday
Feb. %, at P M
For freight or passage apply TO
SAMUE Ell l.. MITCHELL SON
No Bros
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-22

a forte made by the beat city maker and warranted
feet In every particular, nearly new without ble!sh
solid legs Of rosewood round fret desk
iron frame &c will be sold a. the greatest sscce for
humbug Call at 349 Ninth avenue, Thirty first
street first door above the church. Price. Including
full stool, SlS5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-22

O7TH sTEEET AND SECOND AvENUE-CORNER
house and carriage house attached, will be sold
Merchants Exchange by MILLER McEyILY, auction.
As deep; lot 64 house stories and basement water
and In ALL and perfect ORDER for 81
year; IS coo remain mortgage for fifteen years.
Il the best corner in the Twenty first ward for grocery
further particulars inquire Of JAMES FET1REICH, office
ass Second avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-22

w 66l and SIS DroAdWAS.
Second week Of the Grand Pantomine which haS booa
several weeks IN prepsr cns ,,,,~-.
THE OLDEST AND LARGEST COMPANY IN TIN C2YI.
appear every evening in their popular ac.z of
NEGRO MfNSTREISY,
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL.
WONDERFUL SUCCESS Of the NEW PANTOkEE
pronounced the best piece of the season.
Mr.. n. 8. WAMBOLD In his ballads every evening.
To conclude with second new Grand Pantoufma
adapted by Mr. ChAs. White, entitled
THE MYSTIC SPELL.
With tricks, Transformations scenery machinery, n<V
pertes, &C. Astounding fun burooaua
The Performing ELEPHANT every evening.
Doors open Al 6k; 70 commence q TX.
Tickets 3 ceuts children under ten yeaxs Is coak.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-22

FOE SOUTHAMPTON AND BAvaE--THg UNITED
L states nssii steamer FULTON J. A. woeoo comnsnter
al leave TOR hAvre tourg SouLaampta 70 iand the MALI
snd s,se1gefs saturday March a. II o'clock from pier
hs 81 Nortl river foot Of Reach street
in5 ship has 1--we water tight co1psr sutz enclosing the
eDenes 30 that the event OF collision sAnding the wstr
could not reach them and the pumps being free To- work. The
SAFETY OF the We sel aud passengers would be secured
Baggage wanted during the voyage should bo sent On
board the day before sailing, marked below"
For freight OF passage apply 10
W. s. DkAITON. Agent. No. 7 Broadway
B-The s.esuier Arago viii succeed tbs Fulton and SAL
AprI2
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- - -
DRY aOODa.
Tu M RIID0CTToN in

FURTBER REDuCTION IN
- THE pRIoEs on STAPLE ANDHAkCY Oh!
0oOD6-Boih summer Aod 1nll goods now on mama
ere offered at yet lower prices that may
be closed out 81 the let Of August. ut auction saie
aud the SIRE 70 be rented cut By that time.
All goods we are inclined 20 closs low .bue especf
ally those enumera,ed, - follows:
cloths. caasimsrss rlsnnsIs. Bed and ssfssn y
furniture Caiicoes b sbif Vurniture and india Dim.
ity, Lawns. Jaconsts and OrgaDdies. striped and
Checked swiss and Nainsook Msuslfns, Tape JAM
ask, Table CIoths Napkins and Diaper, wnite an9
Brown Linen Drilling, Burlaps and DUCK. ts 9
Misses. Gentlemsnsand Boys Hose ana ml,. Moss
Ladies' C1eptenieus, Misses and Boys Undervests.
Cambria and smim Edgiugs aud Insertings. Thread.
Lisle aud Robin Edgings and inscItngs. Esce,,
Trimmines, Linings, Ribbon and Gloves french
aud xuglish Merinos Paraso's. Corsets. &c. &C, 20
be closed out by the ist middle OF August next u
auction without reserve, and possession gwen soon
MANN VALENTINE. JR.
So corner Broad and 9Th sts,
nv Alta Near the Capitol square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-04

SArLos's DrY ENcE.-Au amusing scsne recently
took place in the police court Ia Philadelphia. A
sailor, accused Of breaking coffee house proprie.
tors In fight, offered ia palliasion: Well,
you. honor all I've got to say Is that Mr. Baum .
MAS broke before. hit him, aud own it,
But think, Mr.. Judge, that Mr.. Baum looks the
better for the operation. Before / hit him, his
moss point 10 the left. A Knocked il to the
right, I leave 1t to anybody that ever know'd him
aiore, to say if his looks sin't improved by the
change. II Mr. Baum says his nose aoas'nt broke
sfore plugged him, then gives up, aud says no
more. But II he doss-and know he's . msn OF
his word-then asks this court not to be too hard
upon poor sailor. was drunk at tho time, your
hocor, or 1 would not have struck him."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-04

The L.rE DUKE or LEEDS 1t is stated that tho
Duke of Leeds, whose death has been announced
ia England, had isrge amounts invested Ia Anne.
ricsn securities. lie MARRIED In 1928, aud
leaves no children. Lord Godolphin, his cousin,
succeeds to the title. 1t 10 remarkable that the
three sisters and the only American ladies, We be-
lieve, who married Briiish poblemeo, bad no OF
epriug TIE eldertbe Msrchioness of Wellesley ,ded
q few years since, aud her two sisters, the Dachsss
Of Leeds aud the Baroness Stafford. dow.
ayers. These ladies' were renowned for their per-
sonal beauty, and they were all widows when they
married their noble husbands. Their neice. Miss
McTsvish, married a brother Of the Earl of Car.
ftata
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CpARTA ACADEMY L0TTERIES.
ssuruonrxEp BY TIE STATE OF ekoksiA''
nn.wN AT AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.

~, tue PUBLIC. --As the members Of our Arm
~ by way Of purchase. become the owners
Of the grants chartered By the states q Des'
nsar..sa, under the management Of Messrs Gregory
4 Nsury, Of Wilmington, Delaware. we have desm-
Al IL nxpediNnt 70 change the naiae VI our nrm
sfter january sss 1872 % that Of WOOD, EDDY
rCO who win have the management OF tue spefn
Academy Lottery and the others - above nAinse
We have endeAvored 70 transact al nuf vusanSss
with integrity and We can the public inst the
patronage heretosnre bestowed on US IL we'll deSeyr
RflDY On vers respectfully.
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EOR KIDNEY AND BLADDER Az

l. FECTIONS.-HARTSHO RNE'S GREAT BUCHU
COMPOUND. for the rapid cure of all kinney and
Bladder Complaints. This Concentrated Com round
Extract of Buchu is the best Remedy in the World
tor all Diseases Complaints of the Bladder, Kid.
neys. Dropsy, Gravel, elects, Leucorrhoa Whites,
Urinary Complaints, Distractions. and all Diseases
and Weaknesses of the Sexual Organs, whethev offs
constitutional origin or from any other cause, OF
long or short duration.
1t Is prepared b. Chemist. containing no MGR
curry. and is pronounced by medical men to be not
only the best, but the cheapest Bucbu Compop nd in
the world Persons who have suffered for years and
could scarcely walk have been cured by using one
o two bottles.
Large Bottles ST. small Bottles, 50 cents. Sold By
FISHER q WINSTON, and all Druggists in Rich
mond, Petersburg. Norfolk, and other towns In Vir
gniR. 81 I'm
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RICHARDSON & co.
~ DEAL EXCLUSIVELY IN.
And keep for sale III quantities to suit purchasers
at their
Wnre Rooms, No. 95 Main Street.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
ALL KINDS OF
@ A r z E T I N Ct S.
M AT TINaS,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS CURTAIN GOODS
RUGS, MATS WINDOW SHADES
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS, &c.
Thew will have made to order,
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW CURTAINS
AND SHADES
~ Our stock of Goods as embraced In the card
above, is now complete. and the assortment varied
and attractive.
Buyers are invited to examine for themselves.
sp @2ms klCHARDSON co.
T AGER BEER,
- PORTER, ALE &c. &c.
Your attention is called to q new establishment
and firm. under the style of DELARUE PEfROA
NET, on 7th, between Bread aed Grace SITS, where
they will keep choice lot of LAGER BE ER. POR-
TER. ALE &c in kegs and bottles of oil sizes SO as
20 suit families and others. -
Also all kinds of imported WINES, LIQUORS.
&C. As we keep good article and sell cheap. we
expect share patronage for which we return our
tn Anks and promise 10 please all
PS-Goods forwarded to any part OF tneclt ree OF
charge DELARUE PEYR0NET.
nv l2-3mH
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IAILnOAD0. "a.


= ncUu1n1u NCHM0ND IEb
- PeTERSBUR0 RAfLROAp
THROUGH yRMIgHTg BErwEKN RICHMOND
AND NORTH CAROL1NA- from the VI an 81
March until the Ist Of September psxt tie eselrhi
md scoommoastion trains on this road Wi leave
Richmond and PesersourR On MONDAY. WEpNEs
DAY AID FRIDAY. ct o'clock, A n. instead cf I,
o'clock, - before.
Arrangements have been made By this compsny.
for the prompt and punctuAl forwarding md a TX.
cry Of oil Pfoduce Goods, other srticss Of frsrhf
designed for transportation either waT bssvssn
Richmond and points between PstersburR Ard -
leigh. Kidgway, Greensboro. salisbury, and Char.
letfs, North Carolina. at Low rates, without aov
charge for for warding, storage, &C. Ali srnh aYtt
cses sent to Richmond. should be Consigned And
plainly marked. the care ofthe Freight gent q
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad 81 Psfsrp.
burg" by whom they vii DO promptly forwarded.
As 70 tho rates OF tolls On the Roads south OF Pc
tersburg, which they r quire 20 be prepaid % far
"a Raleigh, information may DO hal at the Dspox
tn wYNNx. sup't
Once n n n Co..
March Z. 1850 ! nh 9-ts
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How LADY GOT A RISG.--Iu New York, lately,
q lady on aiighting from an omnibus, made the
unpleasant discovery that her purse was ~ ssiog;
but a second e. rich resulted 10 bringing to light,
di .mond rius worth $500. which had slipped
from the Il 1ge the thief while he per.
forming the do cato operation Of stealing the
mn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-04

Nor Very SuNpruoUs The allowance tor the
Keen of French soidiers IL elk sous two meals .
day French soldiers in garrison have, every day
Of their lives two basins Of soup, with the strings
in 1t which they call meat, and perhApsa fe~ bits
III onion or vegetable, by wav of givinga favor;
besides this each man has lbs Of coarse bread
when on service they have . little vine; but
otherwise, except on grand occasions. such as
reviews, they have none, not any spiri.s, beer or
coffsA.
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ap22-3r
GEO. WATT l. cos PLOWS.
~ GEO WATT h CO.'S PLUWS


LEU. W al i q W . FLU 70.
~ GEO WATT 4 CO.'S PLUWS
GEO WATT CO.'S PIIOWS
GEO WATT CpS HDWS
The agricultural community and pubIio5AS. raj.
ly, are respectfully irfJrmed thst the concSfS of
GEO WATT d co,
~ Ptow Manufacturers
Is still in existence and conducted in It's
eat department by GEO WATT, tn. inventor and
manufactuIer of the Cuff Brace Plow with ffs i'm
PR .msnts. (and who alone hos conducted the me-
chapical department OF all the firms of Geo Watt
d. Co since 1872 and Hugh A Watt az the Old
stand. where GEO WATT b co have always done
business, notwithstanding sundry advertisements
have appeared. trying 10 create an impresson TO
the contrary and they assure their friends and
the puslic generally abat they prepared at ali
times 20 furLish them with PLOWS and other A vri-
cultural Implements. of the best quality, withou,
infringing the rights of Others or OIL deayoring to
mislead or deceive the public ~
ESQ Watt Ia ROW parfecting various improve
msnts On all three OF his PAT ents, which We think
Will lessen the draft. give more strength and less
wear, and greatly lessen the prob 6iIity of the
smoking OF the Plow We hope TO have Flows. of
the varicus sizes with these Improvements read
for the SUI mer fallow. mvIS'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-04

RAILROAD IN IspIA-The amount raised for
railroads il indis, on which the British Govern.
meBt has guaranteed and s per csut. interest,
10 Sl60. 900 900, whereof about los 900 900 have
bsep raid IN.
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D WILBACHEK,
l. q. BOTHER, AND WHoLEsALE DEALER

D WILBACHEk,
L. BOTHER, AND WHoLEsALE DEALER
LAGER BEER, ALE, POTTER, &C.,
(0hice Oh 18th. between Main ami Cary sts)
SPRING AND .StZthER SEASON
Thankful for tho liberia patronage and confidence
In my establishment, fro all partt of the Com
monwealth and State at urge. take pleasure to
state that shall sell DUR ug the 81 ring and Sum.
mer, my
BOTTLED LAGER BIER.
CT Fam ALE,
aud PORTER,
at the same prices as here tofore. viz:
Quarts. per dozen. 81 IS % elsa ioz allowed by
Pints. COS return OF bottles.
Half pnts. per doz, 5 Hextra charge for bot.
ties.
Trusting. by prompt ate ntion t. orders. and Of.
fering always the best artc le to shste still great
or part OF public favor ant give general satisfac
ton.
foods for the country pac ted in barrels, and de-.
livered to any Railroad Depot in Town, tree of
charge.
am still Agent for the ale of Jacob Seeger's
Baltimore LAGER BEER. and Dandelet's XXX
PALE ALE. the superiorit of which is ack now.
lodged by everyJudge; aud / continue to recon-
mend both articles for their and beneficial
effects to nvalds.
EB- Orders left with Mess re-. Duval Norton,
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