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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-05-17
Lynch Law at the Pixies Peak Gold Mines
Full Particulars.

A letter from Denver city, under date
Of April 9th, furnishes the following par
ticulars Of a case of Lynch law, already al
luded to by the telegraph:
81 stated above that this has been day
Of uncommon excitement. So it has, and q
solemn day. Judge Lynch, to day, hung
man for murder, and as the corpse Of the
murderer lay side by side with that of vic
tim, no one could but feel that the act JUS
tife the result. The particulars are as
follows: Some three months since asparty,
consisting of one old man By the name Of
Roingraf, in company with his sons
An'o'"n nnd ph;l;r. -o- - LOW Tohr Stnf
fle, and John Ellis, all Germans, arrived
here from Louisville, Ky. Yesterday the
body of Beingraff was discovered on Clear
Creek about seven miles from this place.
His corpse was brought to town, and ex.
animation evidence was brought to light
that tended to throw suspicion upon he
son in-law, John Stuff1e. Parties were sent
in pursuit Of him, who captured him about
day light this morning as he was returning
to his home. He was brought to town
and court convened, Judge Smith prcsi-
ding. The jury was composed Of twelve
Of the most respectable persons iu our COM
munity, was selec ed. aid the prisoner was
given a fair trial. The jury, after an hours
deliheration returned verdict Of wiful
murder. He was committed, without bail
to stand his trial at the next term Of the
Criminal Court and the prisoner was reman.
ded to the custody of the Sheriff.
One Of the officers of Judge Lynch court
then moved that the prisoner be allowed
one half hours time to prepare for eterni-
ty. He was allowed a spiritual adviser,
(Rcv. Mr.. Fishery and at the expiration of
three quarters Of an hour was led to the
place Of execution. The rope has ben
thrown over limb Of a tree and and wag.
on placed under it. The prisoner came
very composod.y forward, mounted the wag-
on and make speech, in which bl"sphemy
and raving took q prominent part. The
wagon was drawn from under him during
his struggle The old man is also missing
and it is supposed to be mcditatcd plot
between the son Philip and son in-law to
get thu old man and Antoine out Of the
way, and then take the property, as An
toinc's body WAS robbed when found
Both of the other Germans are now in Gus
toby, and it is thought that the brother
will swing to morrow, Gen. Larmer conduc-
ted the defence and Henry Allen, ESQ. the
prosecution.
Capt. Preston, who went ahead as an
orant courier of Russell & Jones' EXPIRES
arrived Yesterday and returns to morrow
His Mission was to select the shortest route
and arrange stations for tho ensuing season.
Capt. WIN smith also arrived to day just as
the execution took place. As time and
opportunity allow will endeavor to keep
you somewhat posted in regard 10 matters
in this neck Of timber.
Ever yours, A. @. SMITH.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-05-17

Po,ssIightly higher. Sales sosed@slsed
pearls 32s.
Sugar-Heavy and all grades slightly
lower.
Coffee-Steady.
Rice-Flrm at an advance OF 0d@ls.
Team but little inquiry and prices
weak.
Saltpetre-2@3s higher.
Palm Oil-Consderably higher. Fish
ola unchanged; sperm E25.
Rosin-Firm and slightly advanced.
Spirits of turpentine firm; sales at 42s
6d@43s6d, and AS demanded at the close.
LONDON MARKEr-There had been great
activity in the London market for tallow,
rice, saltpetre, &c, at considerably ad-
vance in rates.
The Colonial produce market was de-
pressed. Baring's circular quotes wheat
advanced 5s@8s. Flour also considerably
advanced.
Iron dull. Sugar quiet.
LONDON, April 80, noon.-Consols quo
ted 80.
LIVERPOOL, April 3oth.--Four bouy-
duL. WHcdt also ouoyoHt Nv oA''o"'N
rates. Corn buoyant and advanced ls6d
since yesterday for all qualities.
Provisions have also an advancing ten
dency.
The Parliamentary elections had COM
menced, and were progressing quietly.
FRANCE.-The most active military
movements prevailed throughout. $4,000
French troops were expected to be liz Italy
by the day the Adelaide sailed.
1t wss reported that Denmark had cor
cluded treaty offensive and defensive with
France.
The Paris Bourse was considerably ex-
cited but less so than the London Stock
Exchange. The 8 per cents declined l
per cent on the 22d, but recovered half
on the 27th-closing at s2f7c.
There was great panic in London, and
consols flag excessively.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-05-17
NO. CSC.
From the New York Evening rost.
A Long Nap..Mr. Heney Goes to Sleep ON
Sunday aud Wakes up on Friday.

William Heney having served his coun-
try as soldier until bis term Of enlistment
expired, was paid off and discharged at
Old Point Comfort, about two weeks ago.
He found himself with $2lO in hard cash,
with which amount he came TO this city.
On Sunday morning the oath ult., nccor-
ding to his affidavit, he went to house
kept by Frederick Kaufman, at No. 10
Water street, and called for drink Of Ii.
quor 1t was furnished and he drank; but
whether he paid for it or not Mr.. Heney
does not recollect. L.. fact he testified that
he went TO sleep Immediately and did net
wake up until Friday, his nap lasting from
the Gath Of April to the 29Lh of the same
monlh--the duration thereof being coeval
with five dirmal revolutions Of the earth.
On awakening he found that he had no
money, Though he had Sl96 when he
went to sleep from which circumstance he
is led to believe that he was robbed. S2e
have been returned, but he thinks Sl70
100 much to pay for lodging, notwi,hstand
Rss e tesf5Fe9FdRf5g aaTJ u JGafsAe Of %es
that Kaufman keeps disorderly house,
and asks that he be dealt with according
to the statutes in such case made and pro-
vided. The Justice issued warrant, and
officer Twaddlc, of the Fourth ward, with
squad of mer, made descent upon the
premises, and arrested Kaufman, his Groth-
cr and twelve girls, inmates Of the place.
The case will be tried to day.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-05-17

A good mans heaven commences hc,e.
The same may be said of a wicked mans
hell.
Prejudice lies when it talks, and squints
when it looks.
Williams seldom train vines over cottage
doors.
He that listens TO what people say OF
him shall never have any peace.
Great poets are like great mountains
they have a great many echoes.
Virtue is not the less venerable for be.
ing out Of fashion.
To taste Of Paradise all that is necessa.
~ is to taste Of Virtue.
Trials increase with age, but the path Of
the Just shinetL more and more unto perfect
day.
Thinking over past trials in order to rec
tify them, is most upavailipg.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-05-17

death, on the 29th ut., while attempting
TO cross the mountains on the snow. Ste
phen Hayden was drowned in Roga River
by the upsetting Of canoe.
Mr.. Lawson, of the Coast Survey, and
a son Of Professor Agassiz, arc engaged in
surveying the harbor Of Crescent City,
Mr.. Agassiz has just arrived from New
York.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-05-17
Riot and Murder In the Upper Peninsula.


We learn from an extra Of the Ontona.
gon Miner, that on Sunday, the Oath ult.,
(Easter,) serious riot took place near tho
Minnesota and National mines, between
the Cornish aud Irish miners, between
whom there exists strong national an
tlpathy. This had been stimulated by tho
excessive use of intoxicating liquors during
the day. Towards evening man named
Ryan, rushed upon group Of persons with
an axe, and aimed q blow at ono of them
missing his intended victim, but the entire
blade sinking into the back of johnson
TerrilI, who expired in few moments
News Of the outrage soon spread, and the
friends Of the deceased resolved to have
vengeance upon the countrymcn Of the
murderer, as he had been permitted TO es-
cape himself. The latter took refuge in n
saloon, but were immediately assaulted
by the infuriated crowd, who, after des-
pcratc struggle took possession of it, and
drove some Of the occupants into the sec
ond story. The work of demolishiug the
building was speedily commenced, and then
it was fired, while men were stationed out
side with clubs fire arms, DC, to prevent
the occupants from escaping. The men
were finally compelled to jump out Of the
windows, when they were assalled with all
sorts of missiles, and several of them wero
seriously injured. The riot was finally
suppressed by the arrival Of the officers from
the mines. A warrant had been issued
for the arrest of the Murderer. The young
man killed was native of Carnbourne,
England, and bore an excellent character
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-05-17

MEAN IN BUsrNEss.-There is no grea-
ter mistake that a business man n axes than
to be mean in his business. Always Ia
king the half cent for dollars he has made
and is anqking. Such policy is very
much like the farmei's who sows three
pecks when he ought to have sown five,
and rs a recompense for the leanuess Of his
soul, only gets ten when he ought to have
got fifteen bushels Of grain. Everybody
has heard of tho proverb Of "penuy wise
and pound foolish" A liberal expenditure
in the way of business, is always sure TO be
a capital investment
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-05-17
rE The Sous of Malta, an order which

EE The Sous of Malta, an order which
has at last reached this city, seems to be
not only very extensive but very wealthy
concern. The Supreme Grand Council
was recently in session in New Orleans,
and tho report of tho Trearurer showed
that the funds in hand amounted 10 $685.
24I, of which sum the large portion Of
s5s,l79 came from Cuba alone. There
are over 800 lodges in the United States
which constitute rs per cent Of their nett
revenues to CHARITIES, and the remaining 25
per cent. to the Grand Lodge. In Phila-
delphia, few days since, one lodge alone
distributed over $4,000 to charitable iusti,
tutions.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-05-17
FAvMER,S STORE!
IHWELRY STORE.

watch. Clock. and icwelry tennrnmE., , =,
,ur strRScPIRER HAS REMOVED his JEwELRY
Store on The east side of BROAD st. orpostte ms oln
md where he NAV he round Mt all seasonahle honr'
IN 10 work in his line of husiness on short notice
,lso keens Watches. Clocks Spectacles level
cold Pens and Pencil Cases for sale. of good 1uaty
~ ~, ",,r tbomoat rosonobIe nrices 1T. BRYAN.
HillsdaIc Oct 18th. 1857.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-05-17

n Tu3pS. ppopoI7TOr. SrI'hF VIZ, W W
49, h,s ,,lnrroro t',o~Nrrh rerairs ar' 8 10"
"a, jr Gov uf'Nnsfein hrs' r's Wv
,ia 4 nnh tnrr1e NNr"NI lNNr'
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-05-17
r ,,;onah,e oranorv and ~a''or'ne.

ashiouaN'a 0raneru and 'aNnr'np,
,,1Tp ROAD STREET. pErwETN NANNiNf WI
We streots The suN=criher Wishes 10 r"fnrn h's
thanks thosa rriends who have f'voreo h'm
W their ratronHre. ~ fho same fimr ,''n' ~ ''
a., ,.t.o,top N ~ Nrd vo'' so'n"tc" st"cf ~
CLOTHS. CASSITERES. VE"T'Gs. &c.
u hoe inst received from New York city. All oi when
no ees anxious to sell at thel west price or
- ke into garments NAV suit tho purchaser
80 r,.+ipy done IN his own invented and tmproveo
,Sr, and ,arronted 10 he nreriorto none. hutsupe-
ri,r 10 most Y R.-An NpprcnticewanteG. ,orr
Uillslale. Oct 18th, 81. "'
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-05-17
Sri,I,N,.,S uOTE
= U,i,LSpNI,N NvCrNNGE.

FYw. a. NOE .OrFONIfE WE TNNHhN ~ -, ~ =,
connected with plank walk Hrd zoe ,n Co,o,'.
,rhcr, .,ests re in vitrc good livery 'nu o''N'
,,ccs - NV r,r of tho Conntrv on rcasonahs ''',
60, ooil r,r Cau~se 3roiN ND Pr"v'si ms hh''u
,,,ii. nj and .o,'nni -. rrcsent our n''r"rS
,d rriar "a With this carl hopinc We NAV ''"''r ",
.L..oa,o, If ,ur ou~ rucsts and increase "rr ~ s-
i-,ss by ,Io., ttfauttor. Koinr"in" ""r 'h'n,' "'
10 ,,.ro,,co. vo invite Encouragement cor them.
TIiIlsSoic Oct -. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-12

CPARfA ACADEMlY kO1xERlE1. a.
70 n a1 9ztt 6s4 e. RRoSai4
10 Thu ftBLICrAg tho sasmbs9 81 o.,r
sis u ths Gfs4ss castsrsd By re ss.tst IL Dsfa.
ware, k6ntucky, MiseDuri, and Rayf ~ N.Y. -
EeorxfS uudaf tie planag ssnent ~ Mossrs. 81 No
orr MAGRY. u Wilmington Delaware, We hare
deemed e expedieut 70 change the nap4 81 Q1f
GIm .aftsr jsnuasy III 1sss. g thst q M0Vpi
ths Sparta academy Losssry, and me others =
We have sssdeA vorsd to transact al our hnsincse
with integrity. and 70. Gan assure the public Insi
the patronage boretof0fe bestowed ON Us y Wen
deserving 81 hefhx transferred to our snccessorsi
WOOD, EDDY Co.'S ysE n, Is sW aN co.
NEW AND. SPLENDID SCHEME. oon
The following scheme will be drawn " WupD,
EDDY CO., lsuccessors to y. SWAN 40. Il NaI
ayers Of the SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTEk1,O u
Georgia. at Augusta, in public, as follows: =.
Glass viii Be drawn on Ang a. i IsSo
Class 81 !" .. :. :. !. sth, lseS S
70 az DRAws ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE EGABEEs;
FIVE. THOUSAND FOUR HuNmfHnEilgs, ,f AND
Nearly One Prize g srery htns 1tekes! y
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5,485 prizes, amounting to 00(
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters 50 30
Eighths 81 Is.
PLAN OF THE 0TTERY

6lRulnS 3l -.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from e 1900, corresponding WITH
those numbers on the Isses printed On sePals.e
and placed in one wheel.
The first 457 Prizes. similarly printed and encir-
cled, are placed in another wheel.
The wheels then reyolved, and q number is
drawn from the wheel Of Numbers, and at the same
time q Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out opened and ex-
hbited to the audience, and registered by the COM
missioners, the Prize being placed against the num-
Der drawn. The operation 10 repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn out:
Appropriations PRIzEs.-The two preceding
ing the first seven Prizes will be entitled to tho Is
approximation Prizes, acc, riding to the scheme
For example: II Ticket Number 1870 draws the
1900 Prize those Tickets numbered ll24s: I12as,
1921, 1882, will each he entitled to S4eo II Ticket
bs9ed eas be setsd sa
and SO on, according to the above Scheme.
last figure of the Number that draws the $50,OoV
Prize: For example: the Number drawing the
Where the Numbsr ends in viii Be entitled to SO
Tickets where the Number ends in viii be snsi
"a, Remember that every Prize is drawn and
pa, able without deduction.
ages Of 70 Tickets i VIII be sold at the following
csf!liss's Of Psskazs of 70 M Ta19 $50
+" +" :. !" 1S Huaatsr :. .. = e
money to our address for the Tickets ordered, on
receipt Of which they will b forwarded by first
figure they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
In future our Single Number Lotteries will draw
every Saturday throue hout the year.
Our Three Number Lotteries are drawn daily.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates in the
above Schemes to
WOOD, EDDY & CO., Augusta, Ga.
Or W00D, EDpY < CO, Atlanta, Ga.
No. A list of the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel, with the amount of the Prize that each
one is entitled to, will be published after every
drawing in the following papers Augusta Consti
nationalist, Mobile Register, Nashville Gazette.
Richmond Val Dispatch, Paulding tMass.) Cla-
rion and New York Herald.
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JAMES ID. BROWNIES
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.

9th street. next to the Mechanics Institute.
IRON Ratings. V DAHS, BALCO
MES, CHAIRS. SETTEEs, &c; also, Grating,
Vault and Cellar DOORS, and every other kind OF
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
poses, manufactured at short notice.
vs. Particular attention given to enclosing Burial
Lots in the city and country.
MARBLE WORKS.-JOHN w. DAVIES,
wi PRACTICAL STONE CUTTER AND MA
SON. Main street, between Sth and 9Th sts., r. H
MOND, VA.-Monuments of any size or design
made to order of the best Italian or American Mar
BILE.
/ respectfully invite the attention of those in
want to my stock, which is the LARGEST and best
finished assortment of NOM MENTS, TOM BIS,
HEAD PIECES and MANTELS, to be found in
the city.
M. First Premium awarded by the Virginia AgrI-
cultural Society, and Mechanics Institute.
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10 Half .... 40
" =" 10 Quarter IS 800. 20
In
LIQUORS, &c.

nLD BRANDIES AND VHISkEYS. -
~ WINSTON & POWERS, corner of Cary and
Pearl streets, have hand in store an assort-
Inent of choice old BRANDIES and WH1SkEYS,
the quality of which Is rarely met with. Among
them
Hennessey London Dock BRANDY, vintage 1872
otard. Dnpny Il Co.'s BRANDY, vintage 1915. pale
and dark.
ranted to please in every case OF taken back with
and Liquors generally constantly ON hand.
au elm
- PORTER, ALE, &c, SO.
Your attention is called to new establishment
and firm, under the style of DELARuE& PEYRO-
NET. on 7th, between Broad and Grace streets,
where they will keep choice lot of LAGER BEER,
PORTER ALE. Sc., in keg and bottles of all Sizes
Also, all kinds OF imported WINES, LlQ UORS
&c. As we keep a good article and sell cheap, we
expect a share of patronage, for which We return
our thanks, and promise to please all.
2. S.-Goods forwarded 70 any part Of the city
free of charge. DELARUE L PEYRONET.
my l2-3mA
(sHAMPAGNE WiNES.-We have IN store
~ the following fine Champagne Wines, viz:
La Perle and Rubls, superior
Jules Mumm 4 Co. Verzenay Cabinet
Fieur de Sillery, Wins de Danes Very
:. Imperial fine
Heidsick & Co.; Siliery Mousseux; LIE Marquis de
All Of which we offer to the trade and the public.
For sale by DUDLEY & CO., u Main st.
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GEO. WATT 4 co. S PLOW1.
GEO; WATT & CO.. PIows.
GEO. WATT & co.'s FLOWS

GEO. WATT Z Co.'S PLOWs.
The agricultural community and IA Bile renaraIiv
are respectfully informed that the cdncern az 100
GEO. WATT 4 CO.,
Plow MnnufaetuYers.
cal ca department. ny GEO WATT. the inyentar and
proyene nts. fand who aiene has conducted the me-
chanical department Of all tho firms Of Goo. Watt
20. since l5!2; md Hnsh A. Waltz al the aid
stand, where GEq. WATT 4 co. have alwsys dons
business. Notwithstanding snmdTy sdysrtiseRen ts
the contrary and they assure their frients and tks
puelic that they are prepared at al tiss
70 igrnish them With Pl,oWS and other AEYlcullu-
or deceive the public. Essss psssssss q I 80
ments on al threO Qe ~ Bofenta. yhleh Ne thinh
Will essen tAo dam. Gve more etrenet - and 4eeo
ink Of tho Piow. We h0Re 10 have P1owa, az the
yaylo0s sisee With these improvements, ready iof
10 summer tailow.
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sesA SKINNER ARRANGEMENTS.


aIEEs REDUCED. RATES;IThe Y. $. Mail
Steamers JAMESTOWN, Captain PAR
RisH, and ROANOKE. Capt. SKINNER, will carry
passengers to and from Virginia at reduced rates;
The JAMEsTONN, Capt. PARRISH, leaves Rtch-
mond every TUESDAY afternoon at o'clock. City
Point same evening. and Norfolk on WEDNES-
DAY at IL O'Clock, noon, for New York, arriving
there early next day. and in time to connect with
the line going East and North
The ROANOKE. Capt. SKINNER, lesves Rich
mond every FRIDAY afternoon at 4 o'clock, City
Point next morning at O'Clock, and Portsmouth
same evening, for New York, arriving next morn
ing. - , ~.
York from Pier Is, North River, every SATURDAY
afternoon at o'clock, for Norfolk, Petersburg and
Richmond taking freight for each place.
The ROANOKE leaves New York from Pier Is,
North River, every WEDNESDAY afteraoon'at
clock, for Portsmouth, Petersburg and Richmond,
taking sht for each place.
REDUCED RATES.
Passage, state room included, between Nor
folk and New York. 56.U
Steerage Passage. Observation-Disclosures. 400
Passage, state room included between Rich
mond Petersburg and New York. 500
Steerage Passage. ...-..-.......-. 5.0U
Passage, state-r room included, betwecnLy nch-
Passage between Richmond and Norfolk same as
by the river steaIners.
M. Meals FIFTY CENTS extra.
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- EXCURSION TICKETS
LII TO OLD POINT

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
For the convenience OF persons who wait these
popular places of resort in summer, arrangements
Railroad and the Steamboat companies, for through
tickets between Richmond and Norfolk, Old Point
and Hampton at the following rates:
Fare for White persons. $5-S
g Children over Eve and under twelve
years OF age. :..-.-ss. I'D
" " Colored persons in servants car. rs
Also; Return Tickets, good for OteeH days, at the
r following rates; as%
Fare for White persons. $3.50
- Children over Ave, and under twelve
years Dl age. $40
I" /" Coored persons in servants car. :. =. 375
PASSENGERS will leave Richmond in the Express
Train, which starts at As A. NJ, and reach Old
Point and Hampton in time for early dinner. Re-
turning, they will arrive in Richmond at SIS p NJ.
For tickets or farther information, apply at the
Office Of the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Company. THOS. H. WYNNE,
iy 1-dt25A Superintendent
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INDIA RUBBER PENS!
MADE ENTIRELY OF RUBBER!
MANUFACTURED UNDER
GOODYEAR,S PATENTS.
BY THE INDIA RUBBER PEN COMPANY,

Ok TIERtE{ .kEflNED LARD. s 6as.
80 refined LARD in stora and for saie by
WM. WALLACE SONS. !
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pArxNT w y9dERho Ar cnrmExr ROOFING.
s.ssss s sie. VII esss
I'm sss .s Z reE K .s.y III
n.'', - = " M ziFIHs'p Floor. !.
bpIdiss mass sooisr q .ssn;I Ian iis
s: Il; 4. ssfs ssssss .g S
Uased sasss i i the shsefsHst nff it GIN
- General olicS, n! 10 b Broadxsy. Ns~ Iark.
N. B.-.csnent iof s.is 81, tie bsEEeL With fall
printed instructioqs for, applying. We also oncf
Gs e. ssa' s, ass.s0f' saass II 6a CO. 81
sTo THE RgSlNESA r9mMpHiIrY1.SS.c:
MAkKNG AND STENCIL RfgsAEsHE ln.s 81
have over the old ssstem Of the poi and Brush are
- follows, VIZ: Il does never evaporate, whatsoever
Desired cannot Be upset to spill On sIsp shout
be used ~ an, tine without soiing your hands and
desk s without risk q so'lins whatever may come
in contact with; and TO carttyen and weg hers, and
ssh sas Ss1 sgaf e as a.sa
perfect ease. notwithstanding ~ contents; will
Il Ire ss sns Ssax to se
cessfulsy used by more than two thOnsaAd business
ooSeeFnr il SsT YgTk city n5d
manufacture and .sls lent for the city Of Rich h
tween i<tu ud sSta sttuSbs' ~ Ao-Atn
1919 SPRING TRADE! 1859.
GEORGE sTARRETT. Govsrnor street, Rich
grpa xe MsaRRuaNaiEsr "a Rfflfsi
coEIGE RoILEERSi FAcToRpI sT9x e and and
iron PIPE, TIN, SHEET IRON and COPPER
Merchants. Builders and Housekespers- also. SUI
perintendents of Public Buildings, Churches. Fac
tories and all others purchasing articles or requr-
ing work in our line, are respectfully invited to
large assortment from which to select. embracing
many articles not usually to be found-all OF which
are sold at uniform prices, thus ahording the least
experienced equality with the best judges oil our
work.
always on hand at the Governor Street Stove Store.
mn Att GEORGE STARHETT.
CRATES, TENDERS. FINE SETS OF
VI SHOVELS, TONGS and P0KERS.-I have for
sale IN eles assortment of all kinds OF CRATES,
including every style of TENDERS, SUMMER
ToNGs and PoKERS. Seven different sizes Of
coal sCUTTLES, Cinder SHoEELS, Fire SH0
Wells; handsome STANDS for Shoyels and Pokers;
Blower STANDS; Brass and Iron FOOTMANSi FIRE
BRICK; FIRE SLABS and JAMS; sets of SOAP
STONE for setting up Crates; Tavern and Church
BELLS, of sweet tone. Builders, Housekeeper
and others in want Of any of the above articles,
can be supplied at the lowest Northern prices
am manufacturing all kinds of Brass and Iron
Work of the above description at my BELL and
BRASS FOUNDRY. and CRATE and FENDER
MANDATORY, No. Us Main street, between
au IDLY s. b. DENOON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-12
1879 SPRING TRADE /

GEORGE STARRETT. Governor street, Rich
mond. Va, Manufacturer and Dealer in sTov Es
FTRNAscEs d ktAiNNSSEs FARMERs H9VlthEn s5
HEATERS, Bath BOILERS and Bath 7 IBIS, Iro
SINKS. PUMPS, HYDRAULIC RAMS, Lead an
Iron PIPE, TIN, SHEET IRON and COPPEl