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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-02
The LATE GAZE ON THE BRrTIsu CoAs1

A return at Lloyd's, made up to Sa,ur-
day, the 29th ut. gives the following result
of casualties to life and shipping by the
great gale OH the English coast: Vessels
totally wrecked, 96; yes els stranded and
other casualties, $50; total, &c. Proba
be loss of life, including the Royal Chart
er, 600. Numerous losses are reported on
the Welch coast
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-02

The Pores ISCoME.-The Philadelphia
Gazette say: that the personal expenses of
the Pope, including sacerdotal vestments,
are only $4,000 per year,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-02

re- Why is man paying his note a,
the bank, like father going TO see his
children Because he meets bis responsi-
bilities. .HrH
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-02

~ 1t is good sign to see man
wiping the perspiration from his face. 1t
is bad sign to see fellow wiping bis
mouth as he comes out of cellar.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-02

USwIsE MES.-The following are few
of the characters coming under this
head:
The jealous man who poisons his own
banquet and eats it.
The miser that starves himselfto death
that his heirs may feast.
The slanderer who tells tales, and gives
his enemies a chance to prove him a
liar.
The self conceited man, who attaches
more consequences to dignity than to COM
mon sense.
A proud man, who falls in the estimation
of sensible observers, in proportion as he
rises in his own.
The envions man who cannot enjoy life
and prosperity, because others do.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-02

"1t was sad funeral to me-" said the
speaker; 'the sa ldiest have attended for
years"
"That of Edmondson r.
We y
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O. AH& ASHLAND RACES.

Eth day Of d'S Nay next H ' Snd
FIRST DAY-Post stake for all ages four mile heats
500 entrance; SlOo forfeit. $1,000 added by the
Club Closed on lst inst with four snbscribers viz:
I TW boswell, John Hunter. K Fl Dickinson
and James NJ Tay lor.
SECOND DAY-First Racc.-sweepstakes for three
felt Closed on let inst, with the following entries:
Thomas boswell enters Oh c. ExcheQuer, b.
W q Glib enters b f. Ciinoline. By Financisr.
dam Miss hattie. by Umpire.
John Hunter enters c. By Lexington. dam by
Il Hall enter, or +. Faith, by Childe Harold.
dam Fidelity, BY Priam.
Second RaesIsame Day.-Jockey Club purse.
THIkD DAY-FTa Race Sweepstakes for three
year old colts and nliies. $3.50 entrance Halt for
following entries:
Thomas and James T boswell enter sorrel illey,
Harvey snssrs aam sys dam b,
Scond Rass-s.me Day-proprietor's purse. $500
FOURTH DAY-Fsrst Rase Sweepstakes for three
year old colts and Allies, out Of mares that never
Mile heats Closed on the 18th March with the fol-
lowing entries:
Thomas boswell enter, sosreI alley, By Revenue.
James NJ Taylor enters b by Financier. out Of
AIso' s'' %smiral sv Commodo,a on, Of pr,.u
Mare. and she out Of Virginia Graves
Hall enters bay colt, By Register. dam By
Prince George $3.50 =
Harvey entors sorrel colt, BY Jno Blunt, dam
BY Andrew.
Second Rdce-Same Day-Proprietor's purse, $780,
Mile heats-best three In FIVE.
Firth DAY.--Handicap race for service Of plate
the value OF $500 Entrance $50, to be added TO tho
stake. Second horse 70 save his entrance pr svided
Tires or more start. Three mile heats.
Nominations for the above mentioned Colt Stakes.
closing 18th March next. TO be addressed to
B NATIPL THOMPSON,
Sec'y Ashland Jockey Club.
ASHLAND Hanover county. Va. Jan rs. 1859.
in 2T--2aytMln&td
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,s4ssi~A b DISPATCH
T0ssoxS E;sSN;i1iSe =. MAY Il. $50.


49, -. - s.-A - - ~. -. .h. al.
ms.'s. 2. ".s = :. pI sss.,s. sssss. m IN.
sssss 49, - -
~ - Aeas a.x.-. a.
On NE Aei9Aos fcut miles nsm ceMIwSug ~, =
epaaus ehe B9glth end epentArds, unues y srsne
s tou. tosa " dtfeAeed the Freuch unacr = =
= 10 - JAY ista The saes 'oss OK" "'sAs s"s
- 1cNuch lesWfA . u....s. e.. ,sso thA
Asths Dattieof smosenski. 10 kusMe n lsil, sns
{ HeeacA loss WAS i7.eoo anu snssea s"c ""s'asa'
4 1oe0. - -, s..~.a.. -. e,.~h,
$ At Borodino, on the sta sep.moWs ~. .susm "a
q dsepesAte battle cetween ySne, nusssAos ~ ~
French. The French sess 20 ~vvs -, sra
prisoners, @1 sno sae ~ ~ ers.,ss srsas to-.
: UoUNef The SURVIVORS OF the ktencn ~ MY iron
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RICHMOND, January I. 1859.
THE UNDERSIGNED have this day
PIANOS, 40.
- = - - ->->
CHICKERING PIANOS

7- CHICKERING PIANOS.-
new and full supply ofthese sple q.
HH PA III Vdid instruments have been received.
~ v In addition to the beautiful BoIx
DE NoIx, the CIRCULAR ACTION and the GRAD, We
have now the BUUD0IR, splendid instrument, Of
an upright form.
The Chicke rings have received IS First Prize
Medals, all over renowned competitors and fIom
first rank Institutions and Fairs of America and
Of Europe. They have manufactured and soid
more Pianos than any other factory in the world.
From the Chickering's have emanated the best
and most permanent Improvements that nave Sye
brought the Piano to its present perfection and by
the great capital they have invested In manuisctu-
ring conyeniences they can sell fol- mtg per cent.
cheaper than any other factory. None OF their IN
strumen,s leave the Wareroom without their hav
ing been fully inspected By the best artists
As this factory has never more than one agency
In a Guy in Richmond these instruments can only
be sold by the subscriber.
The factory warrants all Pianos sold by this
agency.
Orders promptly attended to.
Warerooms-North side of Broad street, near 9Th.
ard at HABLIsroN BRo's, No l69 Main street.
myl3 NATHL OARUSI. Sole Agent
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I'VE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY-FIVE PRIEST
10000 TIC Il e T &
NxARLr ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS.
MAGNIEICENT SCHE ME-
HPPROXIMATION PRIZE6,

5465 prizes, AmountlER 20 S3Z.000
Whole Tickets, xl0; Halves. IS Quarters, ~ 50;
AAsn'N' - PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from to 50 GOO. corresponding with
those numbers on the Tickets. printed on separate
and placed in one wheel. .--.
The first 457 Prizes, similarly printed and encir-
cled are placed in another wheel
The wheels are then Ievolved and q number ia
drawn from the wheel of Numbers, and ct the same
time Prize IL drawn from the other wheel The
Number and Prize drawn ont are opened and ex.
hibited to the audience and registered by the Com.
missioners, the Prize being placed against the mum.
Der drawn This operation Is repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn out.
APPROPRIATION PEIzss.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers TO those drawing the
frst rrizes will be entitled to the IS Approxima-
ton Prizes. ForexampIe: IF Ticket Number 1880
draws the $4,000 Prize. those Tickets numbered
1928, l24s 1921. 1889, will each be entitled to
$500. If Ticket No $50 draws the S2OUO Prize
thoae Tickets numbered 54s, 49, 55l, $50 will each
identified to $780, and 30 on according to the above
Scheme.
The 5000 Prizes of go will be determined BY the
last yure Of the Number that draws the $50 QUO
Prize. For example; II the Number drawing the
$4,000 Prize ends with No I. then all the Tickets
where the Number ends in will be entitled to $40
II the number ends with No q then all the Tickets
where the Number ends In will be entitled 70 $50
and soon too. -
! a. Kemember that every Prize ia drawn and
pay able in full without deduction.
A6The Managers Printed Certificates of packs-
Of 10 tickets WILDE sold at the following rates
Certificate Of packsss Of 10 whole tickets, $40
W .a~-.f 49," - half a
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go FIRST PREMIUM GRAND
lks3Eii29E4z AND SQUARE PIANOS. - Grand
M hi 0and square Piano Forte Warerooms

= Y uGeneral depot of foreign and Ameri-
can Music Musical instruments. and all other arti-
eles belong ing to Musical Warehouse. b g EHLk
4 CO, No 23l Broad street, between Third and
Fourth streets. Richmond. Va. The undersigned,
at the request Of many Southern friends, have es-
tabiished and opened in Richmond. No 2sl Broad
street, between Sd and 4th SITS PIANO FORTE
WAREROOM where in addition to our extensive
stock of PIANO FORTES, we offer for sale .
general assortment of FOREIGN AND AMkRI-
Can MUSIC. of the NEST popular composers. Mn
sicsl Instruments of all kinds, and those articles
generally which appertain to a first class musical
establishment. Seminaries. Academies. institutions
of learning dc, will find ii to their advantage to
deal with US, as we are prepared to sell music &C..
ct Northern prices, and they will Thus save the
freight between this city and the North The bust
will be conducted under the name and sty OF
GEHLE co.
A guaranteed given Of every instrument for five
years from the time of purchase and the privilege
Of exchange within six months after date of sale Is
accorded All orders will be promptly and faithful.
lyexecuted.
Our terms are moderate. and liberal discount
will be made for cash.
Tuning promptly attended 20.
Old Pianos taken in exchange and hired at Low
rates.
The public are respectfully invited to give Us q
call before purchasing elsewhere, As we are deter
mined not TO be undersold.
fe ss-dsm GEHLE L CO Richmond. Va.
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sparta ACADEMY LOTTERIES.
AUTHORIZED By THE STATE OF GEORGIA.)
DRAWN AT AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.

TO THE PUBLIU-ks the members Of our firm
have. by way of purchase, become the owners
of the grants chartered by the States Of Della
ware, Kentucky, Missouri, and part Of those in
Georgia under the management of Messrs Gregory
& Maury OF Wilmington, Delaware, We have deem
ed it oxpedient to change tho name of our firm
after January LIST. 1859, to that of WOOD, EDDY
CO., who will have the management of the Sparta
Academy Lottery, and the others above named.
We have endeavored to transact all our business
with integrity and we can ASSURE the public that the
patronage heretofore bestowed on is well desery-
ing Of being transferred 10 our successors. WOOD,
EDDY co. Very respectfully,
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~ $50 4 q gNsesssa - a#s, sss as5sm&
@ Kf q ~ -
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A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
~ Have removed their once 10 90 NAN -
above 10th. opposite CoginthiAn NAL. 0yODe
eAhsd or aud delivered FRI q charge 2. Msy'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17
THIRD SUPPLY OF NEW SPRING

! AND SUMMER GOODS-ENORmOUs BE
tl,ousand dollars worth of new Spring and Summer
Dress Goods, bought last week at the closing out
auction sales, at unheard OF reductions from the
opening spring prices, all OF which Will Do oHerso
at a small profit on the fret cost.
Splendid Chene 2 Jupe elk Robes; magnificent
Chene Bnyadere silks; Paris printed Barge Robes.
Flounces; Paris printed Bareae Robes a'Les; an
elegant stock OF Black silks, all grades; Chintz Or
candle Robes a'Jupe and Robes 9Les; Cninth Vt.
5000 Of the most elegant and desirable Lawns in
the United States at only l2a cents; 10000 yards
centslO0O Hoop skirts. 7ispriDgs: only 80 cent?;
aud English Prints in grea. variety, q very low
prices: 5O pieces Of beautiful French Chintz Cali
Goes fast coiors at only l21k cents yard. great
bargain; 10 pieces ef nne quality Curtain Damask
bought the underwriters. which VIII De SOLO az
Curtain Materials will please look at these goods
great saving can be effected. The above. with an
endless variety of cheap goods, can De hao At the
sAo"' Do"n AVN ALFRED MOSES,
Matn atV
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nUVAL & NOATON'S s.HORSE TON.

DUVAL & NORTON'S t.HOKSE TON
~ IC"-For improving the condition of Horses
them of Bots and Worms, Hiuebound, surfeit and
Dstemper. and all diseases to which Horse is sub
appetite aud glossy coat of hair. and can be left
OF after the animal ID improved. without his fall
log back TO his hrst poor condition. 1t has been
years ago IN this city and ell parts of The state Of
Virginia. Nerth Carolina. New York and in almost
dill increasing. N ""nu - s'eae
Inc hoise foric ha given universal satisfaction.
e. ar a. the subscriber has been able TO Ascertain
TINS state. and of + G Wells L Co. New York.
JAMES DUVAL Druggist
my IL Proprietor and Manufacturer.
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W., TO GUITARISTB.-P. II. TAY-
4zE LOR has just opened an additional supply OF
$81 MARTINS UNRtVALLED GUITARS, which
are unequalled for frllness and sweetness of tone
and beauty of finish. Italian Guitar Strings Gui-
tar instruction Books, and Music.
PIANO AND MUSIC STORE
apE 1SS Main st., above Post Office.
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1853.
SPRING GOODS,
S69,
DOGGETT & ANDEhSON-Dea'e rs in

VYOGdEET q ANOGh ON-Oe8 efS III
~ Paper Hangings. Mattings, Oil Cloths, Curtain
ner Of Governor ard franklin streets-Have re-
ceived large and selected stock for the Spring
intending to offer such ind ucements 20 purchasers
tLat great bargains may be realized. We are also
prepared to execute Paper Hanging and U pholster-
ing in the city or country, promptly, by the best
workmen. ap4 -3m
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DlCH NKW DRESS GOODS

~ SECOND SUPPLY
We invita attention to the following elee stock
If Dress G Gods, purchased by one IF ouR. firm at
auction. &C, and ill be sold at unprecedented low
prices:
Two Flounced ard Double Jupe Silk Robes
Elegant Bay adere and Chene silks
Rich Organdie and JacoUet Robes
Elegant Robes q PuniQue
Rich Print d Bareges aud Glaee Poplins
Crepe Maretz and Barge d LANES
Black ChalIie Tamartins and Mourning Ducals
Black Silk Mantillas
French aud English Prints. Ginghams, Brilliants
and other styles Of Dress Goods. For novelties in
all styles Of Dress Goods, enquire at No l43 Nain
street X PARKER IL co.
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CPLENDID STOCK OF MANTLES.-

OPLEEDID STOCK OF MANTLES.-
~ BLACK Silk Nantes and Points
Silk and Lace do
A variety of Raglans and Busters
Black aad White Berage Shawls
Raglans, busters and Bernons
Chi dren's Berage and Marseilies Busters
Berage and Oreandie Robes
Black Hermann and Barge do
GUNNER Mourning Goods in every variety
from the best makers
CHRISTIAN 4 LATHROP,
my 9 80 Main at.
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So Ladies, MISSES and chill
DDREVs' BOOTS AND sHOEs.-We have
on hand q large and we'll selected assortment Of
ladies', Misses' and Childrens' Eoofs and Shoes,
both with and without heels. which are very fine
and pretty, embracing most of the different styles
now in use for dress purposes And We have also
had made expressly to order, first rate assort
ment of Ladies, Misses and Chdrens Shoes for con-
stagt wear which are made fully as COED and sub
stantial as Shoes can be made, and are soft and
pleasant to wear. Call and see them at
PUTNEY WATTS.
fel0 Nc il3 Main street.
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1853. 6PRING TRADEI 7ESa
CEORGE sTAkKETT,
" GOVERNOR STREET

Manufactures md Dealer In Stoves. Rsrss. ~.
sssss t ssa soss sLsoee boiler: s
iron sinks.. Pumps Hrdrs n,Hers and Bath u
ally. - AAoh ana Topper work esner.
Merchants Builders And Hor...
psr,i n Of Public Ruildinss srr-sss -
work r. "a, ~ 2tnes purchasing articles or
ice the ssma me are respectfully Invited to exs
sTtis nehI rom which to reject. Cmbracin9 m.nv
ala .. nex usually to be found--al 81 which ~
=. prices, thus aovdiag the esst e.
WORK. oanahty with the best Judges Of cur
hspeiring pieces for Al our Isadms artscIss
enh N--0 uE0Rf5t ssr III v sssts'
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FRANS A JETER.
In conformity with the foregoing,
xwk. CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES.

49, The subscriber has on hand, A. his
Coach Making Establishment. on Lombard Alley,
near the Columbian Hotel, Coaches, GHARIo-
TEES, BAROUCHE3, BUGGIE5 with sad without
tops, and sULKIES-ali of his own make, of The
best materials and workmanship all of which viii
be sold a. low rs good work Of the kind can be In
the city OF Richmond, and respectfully ask \ call
from those in want of any article in the Carriage
line, as am determined to make TO order And TO
sell at the lowet prices possible; and all work rod
that il new, warranted
NH Am MTGAIAU MkNGuM
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n r. CHALKLEY. Dealer in Leath-

O H. CH La, z, Dealer Dealer, in n Lea: Il.
and Importer of French Calf Skins 18th street. be-
tween aain and Cary, richmond Va. is now in re-
ceipt Of large and excellent stock of goods apper
tanning to his business to which he invites the stten.
ton fall In want, rs they will be sold VERY Low
FOR CASH, or to punctual customers:
NH 2-d3mAcwly o h CHALkLEI.
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T ARGE ADDITIONAL SUP T l. Il
IL ELEGANT
FANCY DRY GOODS.

THOS R PRICE Co are now selecting from the
most recent importations many new and elegant
Fancy Goods portions of which already in ste
and others on the way to which they invite the at
tention oftheir friends and the public.
Elegant Lace Nantes Black Bombazines
Do Silk aud Lace do DeGrensdine and Popli.
Rich Lace Points and net
Shawls Cord Grape Rareges
EmbreideIies in variety Do and Blk Challies
Brussels and Point Sets Pine Apple Cloths
Do do Collars Rich Organdies and Robes
Honiton and Maltese do Do Berege Robes
Hosiery Gloves, Mits, &c Col'd Lawns and Jace-
Gents and Ladies' Meri. nets, Cd, Is, Is Sd, and
no Vests higher
And large and general selection of beautiful Eng
lish and American Prints; Black and White Prints
White Cambrics; Irish Linens; sheetings; Servants
Goods; Cotton Diapers Linen Ducks, &C, all Of
which are at the very lowest rates.
my2 T r. PRICE 4 co.
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Also, . splendid stock of -
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VEST1NGS.
Of every grade and quality. for gentlemen and boJs
4 large supply of HEAVY STAPLE GOODS, for
Servants wear.
Also, q magnificent assortment Of
Bleached and Brown eHIRTINGS
Irish LINENS
Linen SHEETINGS
Brown and Bleached Cotton SHEETINGS
Besides many other things, too tedious to men.
tion-all of which have been purchased within the
last week past in Philadelphia and New York, on
the most favorable terms, and will be sold cheap
for cash. Call and see, and examine for yourselves
at No 90 Main street.
NH 24-d&cW2m JNO L SMITHFR.
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Once b &PRRCo.l 'ups
March =, 1859. NH a--ts
VIRGINIA. AN

g2TENNEssKE RAILROAr.
eonger rains leus LynchburR Dolly 3, lass p.
Through Tickets from Lyhehburg to the follow.
nnmAd 0lnraa. = - 1870"
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nAe KlCHMdND TN6,
~ ..2.l. - Ef1T1n6DUn0 kAELROAD
T T9s S9f AnCcI 4 81, nRrvIHN RIoayoND
March until the lst Of Septsm6er aesf ~ fSsisw
snd acco9modatlcn trains On this rosd wni leave
Gx1 sSs Z ~ n2sPSf wsDsEs
O'Clock. - before. -
Arrangements hevs bssn mads BY this com,s,x
Dr We prompt and punctual forwarding and deitx..
ery o. ~ Produce, Goods or other articles al ffdgbt
designed for transportation either wsv, bssvs
kichmgnd snd points between Petersbnr. sn1 -
leigh, kidgwsy. Greensboro, SaIigburs. and Chss.
istts. North CarnIina. at low rates, Without az
snarge ior I9s xaroinr, storage Ac. All such ari.
plainly married, Ioths care ofthe Freight Agent OF
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad, At Pstsrs.
burg" By whom they will BE- promptly sorwordsd.
As 70 the rates Of tolls on the Roads south n Pc
ter.burg. which they require TO be prepaid a. fsr
~ Raleigh, information mar be hal 81 IRE Denot
Of this Company at Richmond.
Once PR n Col ou'@
March T. l8Sa ~h ~.
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unalceo the moneY 10 our address fbr the Tlcketn
Wdored on receipt 81 which they viii be Forwarded
ynrUf nall purohAeerscAn have Tickets endlne n
alY AIuFe they may dsdgnase. -. q
topufehaseIsimmed iately aleer the DRAWING
fnviuthre our Hfnele Number Lotteries VIII drav
eyerY HATURDAY throushout tho year
Our three number Lotteries are drawn daily.
: Addres. ovders 1e Tickets or Oerfi0cates IL the
WOOD. lpDY . 90. Aususta. "a.
Or WOOD. EDDY 90, Atlanta. Ca.
Or WOOD. AbDY I 90. Wilminason. Del
sra list Of the numbers thai arc drawn nom the
wheel with the snlount Of the Prize that each one is
emitted 70. MI pc pubushed After every drawing
Noble Reoisier Nashviue Gasstts. Nssc YsrE WseS.
lkissl CLARION sad Nsss York Hssad. AA IVA
COTTON AND WOOLHN WAITE
- For cleanineanf packing steam sneines sna ID
comosisss; an Dfepsrsd o furnish isllfoad CON.
papies and others With the above art]cle 81 supe-
rsof quality atvsry low pficss: -
~ l3-t1 & --a-.-@x1 eLEH, on the p0dk.
Tor GAL1a ONNAP-A issoond kand
apFtas nsay and na6nsns Ap5ly st this o1loos
-
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The rates West Of Knoxville will not 90 into eff
feet until after the completion of thu Cleveland
Branch Railroad, which will be about the LIST Of
April.
shippers of through goods must send duplicate
tickets. giving the marks. weights aud destination
Of goods. Send to Cox's Line of Boats.
a q LEE, on the Dock.
N. B Goods from Northern cities shipped through
at reduced rates. A. 8. L.
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1850 SPRING AHDsuMMER 1859

Having enlarged and reftted my store, beg
leave to say to my friends and the public generally
that ] am now prepared to show one OF the largest
and best assert ted stocks of
DRY COOP DIS
that have ever had the pleasure Of e1 hibting IN
this city comprising general stock of staple and
Fancy Dry Goods.
A choice and rich assortment of LAD1 ES' DRESS
GOODS, of the newest designs, viz:
Black and Colored SILKS
BERAGES,
SHALLIES
URGANDIES,
MUSLINS, LAWNS,
MANTILLAS,
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WORKS.
WORKS.
ROGERS & MILLER,

ROGERS & MILLER,
PRAOTIC AL MARBLE n Ae0NS,
CORNER OF 9Th AND MAIN SITS.
We respectfully invite the attention of those in
want, to our stock On hand, which consists of the
largest and best finished assortment of Monuments,
Tombs. Head Pieces, Nantes, &c to be found in
the city. Monu aents of any size or design, made
to order, of the best quality, Italian American
Marble.
The only prenuium euer d,cdrded by the Virginia
Mechanics Institute. on Marble work, awarded to
John Rogers. e9-3m
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WORKS.

JACOB VINCENT,
MANUFACTURES OF ITALIAN AND AMERI-
CAN MARBLE
MONUMENTS TONES, HEAD PIECES &C.,
of euerys Style or Design.
The public are respectfully invited to call at my
Yard, between 5th and 9th streets, Main, and ex
anime mr. work, which cannot be excelled by any
other establishment North or South, which will
sell as low a. any establishment in this city or
elsewhere. NH l-3m