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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-10

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CORRESPONDENCE or Tue RICHMOND DAILY nlsPATcH !
NORFOLK, March ., 1859.
4 deep glooaa has settled over the community,
by the sad intelligence of the death OF Major K
W. Bowden cashier Of the Bank of Virginia lie
died at the residence of relative. near Peters.
burg, yesterday afternoon, at o'clock. His res
mains will reach here tomorrow morning, ia
charge of a committee of gentlemen from this ci-
ty, and the Petersburg Grays, under Col. Joseph
Y. Scott.
Major Bewden was one OF the best beloved and
most popular citizens of Norfolk, aud his death
will create "a void which time never til." lie
vas attached to the Catholic Church of this city,
from which his remaius will be taken to their last
resting place tomorrow afternoon.
large concourse of citizens, together with the
military of Norfolk and Portsmouth, will turn out
10 pay the last sad honor to him who was so much
beloved while living, and who is SO much regret
ted in death. The flags OF the various military
half mast.
Jury have found true bill against marine for
the larceny of sundry articles IN the Navy Yard
aud one OF the crew OF the bark Julia Dean, for
the larceny of roll Of cotton cloth from that
vessel.
lhe schr. Luther Childs mentioned yesterday,
has been gotten of the beach. and has been
brought Up to this CITY, She reports the loss OF
her captain and mate and one man on the out
ward voyage.
We note an advance in corn, this morning, and
quote yellow at So, white So, tInixed, no sales,l
from actual sales, this morning. PERCUSSION.
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or ras aIcanosp n.irr nisp.rca.

CAROLINE CeusrY, Aisrch 0, 1859.
The quarterly meeting Of the Missionary bosra
of The Goshen Baptist Association was Reid at
Round Oak yesterday. There were present
geodty number Of clergymen from This ana ths
surrounding counties. ssynsone were preached by
E'iess n. q. Baptist and A. h. Dickinson, aud ad-
dresses delivered by Eiders i, W. Allen and ]. ID.
Coleman. This Association. though composed OF
the churches In but fye counties, rntses annually
4. 900 for missionary purposes. Yesterday, they
Increased their operations by appointing several
additional laborers. They also determined TO en-.
ter very largely upon the work Of Colportage. and
10 sustain Colporteuy 10 each county within
their bounds. and la order that the work may be
the better prosecuted. 10 was decided to transfer
Coirortage 70 the State Board, located In your
city. An appropriation Of $500 was made to the
Richmond Board, and the promise Of 5000 more, to
he paid during the year. During the past quar- .
ter, c5 persons had united with the mission
churches OF the Board, and encouraging letters
from the missionaries we're read.
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John T. Reese, formerly Of Lynehburg, Va, was
killed at Kansas City. No.. on the 18Th nit, BY
the accidental discharge Of bis gun.
The president of a debating society. out west,
lately decided that the "miik Of human kindness
meant milk punch with nutmeg In it.
The Portsmouth, n. H., Journal says: "Largs
Quantities Of smelts have been caught In Great
bey, during the winter. Az many o. Thousand
doesn have been caught IN single day.
The Boston fourth Of March Mount Vernon Ball.
vss en- tmmsnss success. From 1000 to 5000 pers
cons were present, and 1900 s. tickets were sold.
The residence Of Alexander Mallory, OF Brans-
wick county. Va. wAs destroyed by IRE On the 4th
Inst. Loss Is. o00--no insurance.
The Mount Vernon Ball at the Boston theatre,
lest Friday evening, Melted some $4,000 for the
1oant Vernon fund.
The Hebrew congregation Of ADDS israsl, at
Louisville, Ky., has contributed seventy ave dol
teFe 70 the Mopnt Vernon fnnd.
The Artsssu we'll as Columbus. Ohio, has reach.
e depth Of i,Ssi feet and gives some cheering
utgns Of water.
Lssis Wsleh, ripping, splitting and speak.
log tnsdinn,' II announced - lecture at Colue
tfs, Gnnn.
marriage recently took place ct osscisasti, IL
Witch the bride VS. sfrtsen and the groon "a,
siSty. $500 .e'
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DIcHMnNn AGRICULTURAL MAN

DICHMOND AGRICULTURAL MAN
IL UEkCTORY.--The Subscribers having pur
obssed the Manufacturing Establishment lately oc
cuuie.i by baldwin, CariReli & Co. will continue
the business heretofore conducted by the ia'e hrin
o"'et I 'ul INV w. ~ U a & CO.,
And will keep constantly 90 hand, on will manu-
facture to order. full assortment OF - $500,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, ToBAcooFix
Consisting in part Of
Csrdwels Horae Powers. ,iouble and single
Cardwelrs Whest Threshers. with self Cling
CroskiiI's Ciod orushey
Corn Shelters. OF seven different makes-slo
Rich;s Patent Iron Beam plows all sizes
Smiths straw Cutter
Hay Presses and Rakes
Dewey's Sprius-Tooth Cleaner
Wheat Fans, Hsrrows. &c. 40
They have aso made arrangements with the
Patentees and Manufacturers to receive for sae on
commission, and te manufacture on their own &C.
count, the following superior and celebrated M
PIGMENTS, 10 which they Wonld earnestly coil
the attention OF the farmers generally; VIZ:
Seiser's Grain Separator, Cleaner aud Dagger. on
wheels
aanny's Celebrated Reaper and Mower
Cshoon's Patent Broadcast Seed eower. for grain
and gresg-priceSl0
A,so, tayre's Potent Horse Hoe and plow--combined
Having machinery OF the most improved and
modern construction, experienced workmen, and
increased facilities for the business IN which they
are engaged. they will pr iuce indictments of 3
uUSflEy unsurpassed Dy any eStSDii5nI1eDt ID THIS
COUNTRY; and will sell them for CASH. or to prom pt
customers low as they can be purchased IN this
or any other market. OF equal quality.
They, with conf ience. refer TO the numerous pat
rons Of Mr Cardweli, who is an experienced and
practical mechanic. for the reputation OF the ma
chimes haretofore manufactured by hirn.
An examination Of onr stock. by the farmers OF
Virginia and North Carolina. is respectfully soli
dtad. -
an-Orders for MACHINES, IMPLEMENTS and
KEPAIkING. promptly attended to.
JOHN W CARDWELL,
fa u-IIn HORACE L KENT
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y II. GOODMAN.
CPkING, 1859
NEW GOODS NEW STYLES.
ID, G o. II. NJ "A n g. G G

No. lt9 MAIN STREET,
Are now in receipt of their spring Stock Of
CLOTHING, which they have manufactured ex-
pressy to suit their oun retail trade, soliciting
cali from tn sir friends and the public generally to
examine their stock, which is OF the first class
ship and latest styles at the lowest prices tender.
ing sincere thanks for the liberal patronage of their
old patrons and promising all attention TO suit tn
taste aud supply the wants of their customers -
Call aBd examine the stack of Clothing and Fur
nishng Goods now on sale at
lisMAIN STREET
HENRY T MILLER, of Prince Edward county, Sales.
yokS
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EOR KIDNEY AND BLADDER AZ.

IL HARTSHORNE'S GREAT DUcHU
COMPOUND, for the rapid cure of all kinney and
Bladder Complaints. This Concentrated Compound
Extract OF Buchu IL the best Remedy in the World
Ior an Dseases os U9n o. tue nisongI nlo'
Urinary Complaints, Distractions and all Diseases
and Weaknesses Of the fexuai organs, whether of q
constitutional origin, or from any other cause of
long or short duration.
II 10 prepared by Chemist. containing no Mer.
cnry. ana u psonnnnoed oy msa,caa men % be not
the world Persons who have suffered for years and
could scarcely walk. have been cured by using one
or two BEETLES.
Large Bottles, 81; small Bottles 90 eents sold bv
Fisher 4 WINSTON, and all Uruggists Ia Rich.
mond Petersburg, Norfolk aid other tsWns In Viz.
ainia. ia 2s-~s.l
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NOTICE. - The subscriber having Q
~ large number of accounts due and unsettled,
which should have been settled prior to January.
1885, would respectfully notify all such, that ell
counts due him previous to 1858. and not paid or
aelosed by bond or otherwise by the Let day OF Fe-
bruary 1889, will be put in the hands OF the law Tor
collection.
Always on hand, a large assortment OF Clothing
and 4entielnan's Furnishing Goods low for cash,
to punctual customers b SPENCE,
Ciothier and Merchant Tailor
no Corner of Main and 18th sta,
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40 SPRING TRADE.
- - -
1899
CLARKSON, ANDERSON 4 90

No Ito .atia Nre.t, Richmond, Tilyiaia,
import of Hardware, Cutlery, Guns Anchor
Botlng, and Agents for Fairbanks Justly ceiebra.
ted ecaes, now ia receipt OF theif spriny stock
ot Eu& ish, French, German aud American dood5,
10 which they ask the attention OF such city and
country merchants bny for cash, or pay promptly
at the end OF six mouths all whom will and 1t TO
their advantage to examine their stock before pur
chasing In this any other market. rs they will
not be under sold. fe 10
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To bs CoxMRNcEp IkNEDIATEly.-We learn that
the survey for the extension Of the K. D. X. r.
westward IL to, becommenced without delay. Two
gentlemen left here yesterday to ride over some
portion Of the proposed line, aud it is expected
that the experimental survey will be commenced
10 very short gime.-DaaviHe Va.) 7fan&ript.
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LAYKR FROM HAvASA.-The steamer Cabs ba has
arrived at New York, from Havana, with dates 10
the "a, but brings no news Of importance. Sugar
was dull and quotations nominal. Freights mac.
tivs,r and the hator full Of vessels. Exchange
rates we're tribe easier. The health Of Havana
WAS good. The tobacco crop IL reported to be large
and Of q aue quality.
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PURRUes s. BRO,
Id IMPORT ERs.

ROsANE6 O. DASc.s
Id IMPORT Rs.
Norfolk. Va.
Have in store and U. s. Custom House, 81 hhds
TAYLOR'S CKLHBHATED LONDON DOCK BRAN
OY imported by them from John Taylor OF Lon
don. Aleo in Custom House, Rrsndies of the fol-
lowing brands Jamea Hennessy;. 0tard, Dupuy &
Jo tue United Vineyard proprietoCs: sidney &C.
lsrier, and other brands. C2AAPAGNEs Green
Seal: Cabinet, in halt pints; Piper beidsick; Held.
sick Il Co, aud other brands. All grades of PORT
WINES. 'eHERRLEs Duff Gordon, Harmony and
other brands. Madeira Wines. Old Scotch Wits.
kEY. RYE WHISTLES: summerdean; Lackeys
Mountain Rye: pure Extract Of Rye Grain; Funk !:
Besores Old Bourbon County Il y, and other brands
Jamaica RUN: Holland GIN, in whole and "a pipes,
aostettets celebrated Stomach B.tters. Charles
London C0RDIALGiN. London PORTER. Scotch
ALE ia stone jugs. Superior old souppernone line,
(red aud whtie,) made Ia n Carolina. cARDINEe
in whole half and quarter boyne. etc. etc Also 100
| NS Choice HAVANA aEG ABS, which were selected
in Havana by gentleman sent out by us for that
purpose: varying in price from so to $50 per taou
sand, All OF which will be sold To puuctuaI per
sons on favorable terms.
BURRUss / BRO,
Sole Importers, Ia the United States, OF TayleI's
Celebrated London Dock Brandy,
No 5 Wide Water street Iren Building.
gi-fn Nor ok Va,
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Nh. SlcKLEs.-Ths gentleman still remains in
Jail at Washington. A letter says hfs beautiful
little girl, Laura, visits him daily. His father aud
mother are still In the city, sojourning at the
see him frequently. He is the ouiy son Of pareuts
who idoliEe him, his father being man Of large
wealth 10 New York, aud Of strict business hab
Its. Mr.. and Mrs. Bagioi aud their hspless
daughter, Mrs. Sickies, occup. the old residence
OF Mr. sickles, on sixteenth street. opposite Is.
fhystte square.
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THUNDER SroRM-Cuipeper c. H., was visited on
Monday night last between ten and eleven o'clock
by thunder storm--the apdnt co,srier of the sea.
son. 1t lasted more than an hour, aud embraced
all the elements of st0rm-wind, rain, hail, light.
ming aud thunder. DAnvilIe, Va, was also visited
b. similar storm
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"Dan," said a little four years old, "give me
ZEN esnts::tc buy monkey" We've got one mon
key 10 the house now" said the elder brother
sWhc 10 Il, Dan Z" said the little fellow. "You,''
was the reply. "Then give me ten cents to buy
the monkey come candy" His brother "shelled
Svern i'm med lately.
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RICHMOND AND cL9yEg HILL

FtXCFFE rH8IfHys 81 n ..+s....,..,.,,.., 5 Al I" p
ion and freight. TIL
weekly. viz: Monday. Wednesday
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NOR SALE uNINCuMaKRED REAL

EOR SALE UNlNCUM8hRED REAL
Il ESTATE IN THE CITY OF HICHMOND-
Having got the privilege frem the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore. TO convert my Warehouse,
the cor Of Ruren and Falls streets. into soap aud
Candle rnanBtactory, and psreosiag to remove to
Baltimore the ensuing spring, ItoW oier at private
sale, the following zeal Estate, viz:
LIST my Dwelling 8oUse on Mayo street. with or
without the a Joining Flower Gal den lot. The hou
is 80 feet Fl, Mt IS feet Deep three stories high
with it, sill necessary out buildings, servants apart
Inents, stable, carriage house, &c. The whole lot
runs back from Mayo street l28 feet, 90 feet front.
The Flower Garden ie nta-lT the same dimension.
aud admirably adapted for building lot. The
dwelling was built f.lr Col John rutherford, and
occupied by him for several years. 1t is composed
of the very best materials il largo and connexions
and improved in the most modern styles-by the in
q. lot GA Wall street III rear of the above. 60
f ct front runnng back 40 feet or less. his
includes fruit ana vegetable garden.
Sd. Smith end Carriage shop on Frank lin street.
opposite my Sosp and Candle Factory and was late
II occu pie By Does 4 Brother.
ith A lot on Fairfield street, near 18th, close by
Mr. Bruces Soap Factory, &c feet front running back
story brc< building, lately fitted up for Melting
House Soap Factory. 1t is capable OF manufac-
turing % G00 lbs per month. and offers g good op
Rortunity for a man of small capital.
nos Twonew Brick buildings on Fran kiin street,
in froEt OF my factor, II sSot ont SIS stories high,
with stores granite fronts and slate roof, running
back 81 fset more or less
9Th. / also offer my Soap and Candle Factory
three stories high with boilers, machinery ard the
necessary utensiis for tie tTada. This factory is
capable of manufacturing 5000 lbs sosp per week,
aud an equal weight of mould Candie in the season.
IT was established by NE in 1872 Since which time,
have carried on the business with some success
te 2l-ts EDW'D MCADhM.
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A pIGHrIya JrDaR.-A few days ago, lawyer
gave IN insult to the Judge of the Court of Com.
mon Pleas, at Logausport, Ohio. while on the
bench, whereupon, the Judge at once got OF the
hence, aud going into the bar, gave the lawyer a
very severe drubbing.
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ANEW SYSTEM OF INsuRaEeE.-They have sort
of honesty insurance system 10 England, which
might be introduced into our country with profil
20 al! concerned. corporate company is organ
lied. who make il their business to guarantee the
integrity Of any clerk which they recommend,the
clerk paying premium, and the company issuing
bonds to secure the employer against loss. Under
this arrangement the company keeps strict
watch on the clerks private acts in the same
manner that insurance inspector looks after
eombustih,e material in the insurance Of proper
IT, By this means the employer is relieved of the
duty Of tracing the private habits aud conduct OF
the employee. leaving IL te tbs party whe is, no
doubt, more thorough in bis supeETisioh.
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Very touching and beautiful we're the words
Of the old schoolmaster, as life passed away at
b growing dark-the school N y be dismissed. -
Down to the very gates Of an unseen world, he
carried his love and regard for the children whom
hs had trained.
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A COMPETITOR YoR MoRfnr They have Ger
man Morphy In the University city of Bonn, In
Prussia. His name is Berthold Stuhle, and his
sse twenty one years. He recently played eight
games st once, blndfolded, without losing q sim
Gle one.
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INSURANCE..

THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
l. INSURANCE COMPANY
Is THE OLDEST INSTITUTION OF ITS KIND
CHARTERED BT THE LEGLsLATURE or
This Company mas uBinterruptediy conducted its
operations to the present time on just principies.
has paid losses by Fire and Sea- mostly citizen
or richm.nd more than one end q quarter million
Qf0oiIaTS. returned to its Stockholders reasonable
per centage on their Ia vestIuent and Is now doing
prudent business increasing its receipts nuai
and oeservedy maintaining ITS character for safety
''''' FIRE INSURANCE
Granted On almost every kind of property in Cities
Towns and Counties throughout t. is state and ad-
joining States. on as low terms IS By other good
MARINE INSURANCE
Made on Vessels on time, and on Vessels, Freights
and targoes by the age to all parts OF the world
at fair cure n Rates OF premium.
The authorized Capital of this Con- pany is $780,
co. but its PAD Up capital is only $3.50 200, posed
of ehares of only S25 each, the original Shares OF
sl0n each having been divided into for, for facility
of distribution among our tzau and its surplus
ls $4,000 or MORE and steadily Increasing.
To avoid the risk of Esuring heavy amounts in
any one locality, the President has accepted the
UslTY FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY. OF LON
Having Capital of e. 600 sterling or $40 600 OOo
with which Company large risks are divided. thus
ahJrdilg the amplest security to those who insure
their property.
Applications solicited in person at the Office. No
l3l Main street. or by mail aud will receive prompt
and courteous attention.
DIRECTIONS.
W L Cowardin. Joseph Allen, Horace Kent
William Palmer, Alex K Parker, James Inoes
J e Wadsworth. William Beers, Thos Samson .Chas
" Purcell, jos Winston. A Claibarne, Patrick
Cullen, Geo smith, B l. Winston, Hugh W Fry
and Samuel Z Puilian.
" l. CowARDIN, President
WILLIAM WILLIS, JR, Secretary. ia l6-lm
INSURANCE
Il ON THE LIVES OF
WHITE PERSONS
Can be obtained in the
INTERN AIIONAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
OF LONDON,
Actual Capital $500, 600.
Agency at the Office of the Virginia Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Company, No 1871 Main street, Rich.
mond Va.
DR. JNO D CULLEN. Medical Exsminer--Office
a. the office of Drs Gibson and Cullen south side Of
Franklin street, between 9Th and eth streets.
f. It's W l. CJHARUIN Agent
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N61ul ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AZ

xNf nLWAoE.-GLEE1 skGS An
WeOO TIDOTE, SPECIFIC MIXTURgfor the
cure of 0oporrhna. elect, Structures, and similar
disorders. It makes speedy cure without the least
restriction Of diet. drink, exposure cnange in ap
plication to business. The proprietor chal enges
siagle case of recent G0norrhes which the mixture
will not cure, Rnder forfeiture of $500. Further
the disease cannot be contracted if dose OF the Mix
ture II taken when exposed. Repeated experiments
and long experience have proved that IL will Eadi
caily cure any case which can be produced. Thif
desirable result is obtained in from two to ten DAYS
and 81 il neither creates nausea otfcnds the pal
ate and renders unnecessary all deviation in diet OF
interruption to usual pursuits, sound sleep or heal
thy digestion, tine nuisance is thus removed at
speedily as is consistent with the production OF o
thorough and permanent cure. It's ingredients arf
entirely vegetable. and DO injurious effect either
constitutianally or locally. can be caused by its
use.
Price 81 per bottle. Sole agent for New York.
Ring, No go. Broadway. corner Of John street.
TR CALLkNDER. corner of Sd and Walnut SITS,
sgeut for Philadelphia.
by USHER WINHTON,
fe22-dIy Richmond Va.
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hats, CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS
FOR
Sp X n G., ) ..
ROBERT l.. DICKINSON
SUCCESSOR TO
nHf,Iy Al lnM IL IEIGI

EINFORD. DICkINSUN q EIsIt EK.
No IS MAIN STREET,
Bees leave to inform merchants and The public ge-
morally that he has now open aud ready for sale,
one of the mott complete and extensive stocks of
HATS, GAPS AND STRAW GOODS,
ever Of red in this market. hich has en- selected
with care from the largest manufactures, and es-
pecia!ly adapted to the Virginia. North Carolina
and Tennessee trade.
Merchants aud others are liy solicited to
give him q call before purchasing, knowing that
they will ind bis stock complete every respect.
be has secured the services Of Mr. GEORGE w.
DUESBURY, SO loug known to the trade; JOSEPH
b sTEGAL. of Richmond, and JAMES Il BRINK
Lay, of Bath county. who will be pleased TO see
-Lei, friends az any time. fe a
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RAcHsI's PRorIrs-Rachel, the French actress.
between the 18th Of June, 1897, aud the 23ri
March, 1856, played 1908 ti2es, aud that those
1,oo3 representations produced sos, 1ea francs i.
oootimes-oyer $500 O0o.
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CO-PARTNERsHIp NOTICE.-Tht

RICHMOND. January l. 1889.
TVHE UNDERSIGNED have this day
l. associated themselves together under the firm
and style of JOHNSON IL TRUEHEAkT, for the
purpose OF conducting a General Grocery. Coinmis-
sion and Forwarding Business. They have taken
the large granite front house on Cary street for
merly occupied by JIM. Conrad, second door above
Virginia street.
They will always keep on hand the best assory-
ment of Groceries, Liquors, &c.. which they Will
furnish to tho trade at the lowest prices BY strict
attention to business they hope TO receive liberal
share of patronage. b. J. JOHNSON,
Late of the firm of pibrell johnson.
BAT. TKUEHEAkT,
Ats Late of Danvi.ie, Va.
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as.~ NOTICE To OUR FRIENDS,

ss3BsA6 CUSTOMERS. AND THE PUBLIC
6ENERALLY,-We are now in receipt of our
epeing supply eff Ladies'. Gentlemen's Boys,
Misses, Chidrens and servants Boots, Shoes G nj
ters and slippers of every descrip ion either with
without Heels Also, materials of best quality that
can be imported from EUROPE, and having in oar
employment he best of work men that can be had,
we have no hesitation in saying that we can turn
out work far superior to any manufactured az the
North by any one. We also keep Constantly on
hand large assortment of Ladies' and GentIernens
imported work, made expressly for us in Paris
ALEX HILL & Co,
Importers and Manufacturers Of all kinds of
Boots and Shoes No Ia Main street,
Richmond, Va.