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fHos MURRAY. c. PooLxy.
Messrs. Pooey, Nieo Coz Florida Yellow Pine Lumber
Yard Of Cedar and Julia Streets Now Basn Hunts old
Yard.
We constantly hand assortment of every descrip
Flooring Ceiling and every description
scsntling Timber Shingles Lahs, etc. and every qusly
Lumber necessary for ouing purposes
fe26tf THOS. MURRAY i co.
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LEGAL NOTICES,

Gsse NJ
s e. sn
M ten y
Curator q this estate should be homoloeated and
lE M1CHoT, Deputy Clerk.
del. sou~sso,,s,n E Ef5TTSSd j.5 s son
est par
que celia peut concere svor deduirs sous ak jours
a.e de Ia presente publication les raisons esqueles
serat point APPROVE homoogue les fonds entire ses
mains eparts conformement au dit compe.
OLE is 20 f. MICHoT, Depue Greaaer
sncosp Dszs,cr couRr ,succEssIoN OF JOSE ROBERT
Is Hereby given 70 the
Of this Estate and % II other persons herein interested
~ y
ai &c
By order of the Court
Corr RE JOSE
&!
ter a. prssen,s p9Sation les raisops sauses
s
Isparts eonfoImement au dit compile.
aayflars sslS o''f' M1cHor, Dspute orsaie
rolls of the First Second ard Third Represen
tave Districts will be exposed at Room No. Is City Hall for
thirty days. from Monday, 81 October next daily from 10
o'clock A. NTH o'clock p NJ for examination and
ton,
Recorder First District.
AVIS AUX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROLLS
n d'assessemen du Premier, Deuxieme ct Troeme Dis
tcs Represeutatf seront exposes salon No 10 City Hail.
pour ours depus Lund lie 3doctobre proclaim,
les ours de 10 heure A. NJ usqu'a heures P. NJ
amen ct correction. .-..
oil BOT Recorder du Premier District.
NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERS. THE
~ Supervisors of Assessment will meet in Room No.
3st of October instant and Saturday the 10Th of No
proximo review the action Of the Board of Assess
ors receive applications for relief from parties who
absent from the city during the time the Assessment
Rolls were exposed for examination and correction by the
Board Of Assessors in August and September of the present
year. -,
A. H. iii 2ociyck p. ii. for thirty days from the Sd inst
exhibit the Assessment Rolls and 70 receXe such applications
for relief as may made JNO. A. WATKINS,
Secretary Of the Board of Supervisors of Assessment.
New Orleans, October l, 1859.
AVIS AUX CONTRlBUABLES.-LEC CONSUL
n des Inspectors d. s'assemberont scion
No. Is City Hall midi les und lie TO- IL "a 81 obre
FACTION Conse des Asseseur ct de recevo les applica
aide qui etc absent de Ia vile
ant temps que les rolls dassessement ont etc exposes
inspection lie Consul des Asseseus en- aot
ct sAptembre de cette aDnee
lie soussgne present tons les our de 10 heures NJ
jusQua heures P. NJ rene jours paran du de &c
psu expose les ro dasessement pour recevor ees
JNO. A. WATKINS,
Secreaire Conseil des Inspectors d. Assessment
Nouvele Orleans, lie doctobre 1859 Of tn5
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EDUCATIONAL.

~ BOYHR'S FRENCH ACADEMY, No. 1873
VI. Cont street. between DauphiLe and Burgundy.
BRANCHES OF INSTRUCTION:
The French Sp anh Greek and Latin Languages;
Mathematics History Biography. Elements of Natural Phi
losophy and Philosophical Science.
TERMS:
Half Borders per month Is
Day Scholars under IL years of age..............
apoVe " - ..'.....'.'''''' ~
Creek Latin will be charged separately at moderate
rate.
p5y- No deduction made for absence month
be paid full Books paper etc., form separate
charges.
Hours sudy-From So A. NJ to p NJ, and from ~ p
NJ
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SUCCESSION OF JOHN scHAEFER-No. Is, s29-3AKE-
ry, Furniture, etc.
BY j. n. BEARD g. CO.,
GARDNER SIXTH, Auctoneer.
Office SO Magazine street.
9eto5sr 1s59 Il qel1ck A.
Parish
sIsss NGnshod EaTGiture Gold Pencil
h
Oek Tsd Working tools fixtures and other
'01 s1TE fssi nc sIea will
NB-The Lease of the Bakery be continued at the
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of the vERANDAH CONT.
BY IOURNE &. THOMAS,
EUGENE TouRsE Auctioneer.
TUEsDAY, 18th IL. Inst at 10 o'eio.iS A. NJ,
the Household Furniture comprised in the 6 of
hs ~ oC Sheets
Napkins; Towels Glass chnswars Walters, Forks
Bags ss, and TE TtSSks sss
will be continued day day until The whole is
Ali the Furniture Mattresses etc., been neatly re-
1885 0G0 HAVANA GIG AIRS. j 1856 900 HAVANA CIGARS
Aucr1osErR.
u SI,s ko ae r 1T 10 se.oe *
P9ydas street, per orders received om the shippers will be
selves and consisting of a choice variety.
hsP~For Terms. see Catalogues. Of
SUCCESSION OF LOGAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE
Of Elegant Residence in the Fourth District o.rinR
e sss n e Of H
Esq., belonging to the succession of Logan Mcknight Esq
BY JULIAN NEVILLE g. co.
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auconeer,
Office II Commercial Place.
| THURSDAY, 27th day of October. at IL
o'clock NJ the St. Charles Exchange, ST. Charles street.
District Court dated Sept 3d. 1859 rendered the
| matter of the above succession, will be sold
situated Fourth District. Gate Iafaye j in the square
bounded by Coliseum Date Paquemine sreetl
| Prytania, and Fourth streets.
front Coliseum street. 24 feet 81 inches font Fourth
thence 1873 feet deep line Coliseum street.
AZ line ale to said Coliseum street. thence
of beginning 1875 feet 6 inches, and line parallel
| to said Fourth street.
The cottage built elevated about feet from
ground containing large paors dining bed
the first floor and in the attic with panres china closets
| room, ETC., etc.
The yard is we'll paved and contains large csens
powerful force attached in fact convenience
to render il sirabe, both to comfort and elegance.
The grounds beautifully laid and planted with choice
srubbey fruit and shade trees and portion is in
The property adons the elegant residence of r. H. Short
ESQ.,, in the of erection and other beautiful dwell
ng altogether choice opportunity purchase in
the stand Of the Anconeers, in ST. Charles Exchange
Ab TEkMS-0neh third cash, balance in and years.
property and bearing per per annu until due
ard per cent until final payment paid maturity I'm
to be Kept insured and policy transferred the
Parties wishing visit the property do SO by applying
Act of sale before W. Peters, Notary at the expense of the
| purchaser sa2s
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- EUNAWAY-A LIBERAL REWARD WILL
be paid any person who will deliver the
"a the griff boy ALFRED PEYTON Ii0RING, belonging
Mr.. Davis L. Barron, of Terrehonne parish Said boy
is feet inch hg h. has in his right bro hardly
vsble can wrte speaks tolerahy WELT
native of Eowng county, KY
IIUBIT & CHARPANTIER,
o6 St % Cus!omhouse street.
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VyHEATNK D'ORLEANS-THEM MANAGER OF
Orleans Theaer bees leaveio inform the public that
the the selection Of Boxes for the
now open ~ A. N. p NJ in thu Orleans Theater
Budifg z, between Bourbon and Royal streets.
"a Ct r. MRTEYE. Comptroller.
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VULCANlzED RUBBER BETTING, PACK
ING, HOSE, etc., etc.
BramhiIl & Campbell.
Wholesale Agents Of
THE BOSTON BETTING COMPANY,
Warehouse No. 100 William street. New York,
Respectfully informs Merchants Dealers Jobber that
they constantly hand full assortment of all the
mentioned goods together with such others in for
every mechanical purpose.
Aspeca orders any goods which not kept hand
will receive prompt attention.
AA goods furnished manufacturers prices catalogues
Of which DO obtained application by
above. iyl8 SIN
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NEW YORK CARDS.

-. PHELAN,s IMPROVED BILLIARD
Tables,
And Combination Cushions.
Patented Feb H. 1855; Oct g. 1856; Dec. g. 1857 Jan. a.
1858 Nov. is. 1858 and Mach ~. 1859.
oCONKoR COLLENDER,
gc1e Nauufacturers
g. @, 81 and 90 Crosby stfeet.
fhsss tables in and may b seen ss "Hnlsrs
9ouhern Billiard saoon' Io6 0ravier street, Louisiana
cuos and en be obtained from ~ n MILLER sole Agent
of hs ety. who also sells all articles In the Billiard ne
follows: Billiard Cloths Balls Cues Leathers Chalk, he
Tables. m =.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CPALDINa a ROGERS AMPHiTHEATER AND
y Museum, Commercial Plscc and st. Charles street.
O. r. spaldng. Manager
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SATURDAY NOON, tic mo. row. October Is, 1859,
Rossiups Operate Nursery Legend, CINDERELLA, for
Juveniles and family parties
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Regular conversations SATURDAY evening at O'Clock,
tho Grand Lodge. Masonic Hall, ST. Charles street.
Holland y. ~; George Evans, Ell s. Frank Bart
lett, c.. H.; John Il. Clark, P..s VIM. II. Seaman r..
A.. q: W. G. Wilson, O. M. 81 v..P: J; Christian, g..
treasurer Ghss W. CLARK Secretary Louis Hertz Guard
By order OF the M. E.. H. p.
dlsly CHAs. W. CLARK sec'y.
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nOTATOES-50o bbls Northern Pink Eyes and Mercer's
for sale arrive per steamer Chas MorgsT ION Ne~
York, oy p w M'.a W. sts
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During the late rolling used the Cotton Seed on
from the mandatory of Nesss p. Martin Co. This IL
burns well sperm whale oil-gives smoke and
re'y free from offensive smell. Although commenced roll
earlier and ended later than the preceding seasenhs Greg
being much arge-I used barrels oil less than prsvy
(Sgned) q. RUGH.
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ask LANDS-LANDS- LANDS. ssa
~ SUGAR, COTTON AND CYPRESS LANDS. -


Cotton and Cypress for sale in the parishes Of Carroll
Franklin, Washa Rapides Caldwell Ayoylles st Landry
ST. Martins, ST. Mays, Point ,onpee and West Bat m
Rouge Ibervle Assump ion ,mes St. John St Charles
Jefferson, Lafourche and Te-rehonne
in the cultivation Of Sugar Cane
Cotton establish Wood yards Savmls spec
ulaion the above af)rds opportunity for in
descriptions. price and
form alton in regard to thea lands, amply to
McCERREN, LANDRY & CO.,
Aucti pneers aud Agents.
Office and Sales Reconnaissance Ill, st. Charles street, cor
of Poyiras.
To enable the advertisers to represent the different tracts
of land with they have had connected
of the d parishes comp by the o. Surveyor General
from the Public Surveys which the public are invited to call
STUDIED in of the marshes
neated will represented at the request of
the ownsrs.
o10 tt McF.. L.. Il co,
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SUCCESSION OF LOGAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
of Elegant Residence in the Fourth District Firing
first opporuay TO purchase Beautiful Dwelling with
Cultivated Grounds adjoining the residence of R. H. Short
Esq belonging to the succession of Logan Mcknight Esq
BY JULIAN NEVILLE &. CO.
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nS-Admisson 80 cents. Colored Gallery, Is cents
nDoors open at kafpast O'Clock. Curtain at half
VI" ss-Performsnce EVERY NIGHT and EVERY sAruR-
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rsrtsse. for boarderp, as a sconscientions young
man, aud. after insipuating himself as deeply rs
possible into their confidence, 10 take frsnch
leave in company with their valnaeIes' o
for the purpose Of buying candy, Fanny had in-
nocently revealed to him the contents OF the oook
esse drawers, 80 that his tack was rendered COM
parativeiy easy.
self But. between you and ], twas q great con.
.o,.,,on 70 know that we were all In the same
box.-aithongh John, who expressed such an 81:
allied opinion of the amiaele MT Aioer.s declared
II was still greater consolation to get eur
s.,ss back again. however, aud to receive the news
,b.t Mr. Aiberts was a resident OF Sing Sing
which We did In less than fortnight.
p ST have come TO the unattarab.e resc iu
.ion never again TO advertise for single gentle.
man to board.
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=x,.-,rnuk THROUGH TARIFF OF
2sxasG - FR EIGHT from Richmond to Mem
ohis and Intermediates points:

The rates West Of Knoxville will not 50 lnt9 :,
feet until after the complexion Of the oleFss =
Branch Railroad. which will Ia about the iss %
April. -,,..,.
shippers OF through goods must send duplssssno
tickets, giving the marks. weights ard oesaAaS'''
AsL LEE, ON the poes.
N. d Goods from Northern cities shipped sa'o9s'
At reduced rates. a o ~
IL III
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r,uxszzs.yzx, VIRGINIA CEN
!ssSsa 81 ssS3SSisssss TRIAL RAILROAD. II FOR
FARE REDUCED.


and
Trains leave Richmond twice daily SUNDAY nights
excepte6) viz at 6 20 A. M. anu 80, Z.
Throu Oh tickets sold to all important points west
Passengers for Alexandra, Washington, Bait.
more. Philadelphia. New York and all parts OF the
West by taking this Trais, will avoid the trouble
and annoyance of changing cars between Rich
uond and alexandria, rs the cars godirectly through
to Alexandria; they are fitted mp with the most I'M
proved Night Seats, thus enabling passengers 70
avoid the loss of sleep.
Baggage checked through, and Through Tickets
sold 10 the above named places ana oil important
points in tho West WIN Y ADC0CK,
Ticket agent.
Office Va Central Railroad,
Fab 10Th 1879 IA IN
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T1OR SALE UNINCUMBERED REAL

TOR SALE UNINCUMBERED REAL
4 ESTATE, IN THE CITY OF R1CHMOND-
Having got the privilege from the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore. to convert my Warehouse, on
the cor of Buren, and Falls streets. into Soap and
Candle mandatory, and parposiEg to remove to
Baltimore the ensuing spring laow ofer at private
LIST My Dwelling House on Mayo street with or
without the adjoi0irg Flower Garden lot. The house
Is 80 feet 'front.' IS feet Deep three stories high fur
fet for alley, if sold separate, and has c. INJECTED
with it, oil necessary out buildings, servants apart
lnents, stable, carriage house. &C. The whole lot
runs back from Mayo street l2S feet, 62 feet front
The Flower Garden is Ut arly the same dimension.
and admirably adapted for building lot; me
dwelling was built for Col John rutherford, and
occupied by him for several years. 1t is composed
of the very best materials is Large ana commodlous
and improved 10 the most modern sty les--by the IN
PRODUCTION of gas, water Xtures cooking range, &C
I'd. a lot on Wall street in rear of the above, 60
feet 'front.' running back I40 feet more or less his
includes a fruit and vegetable garden.
Sd. Smith and Carriage shop on trankil I'm street,
Is feet front running back g. feet This is situated
opposite my Soap and Candle Factory and was late
IL occu pied by Does Brother.
4th A lot Fairfield street, near lIth, close Dy
MIR Bruces Soap Factory Sc feet font running back
story brick building lately fitted up for Melting
House or Soap Factory. 1t is capable OF manufac
turing IS ono lbs per month. and oilers good op
portunity for man of small capital.
NOS Twonew Brick buildings on Franklin street
in front OF my factory feet front, ga stories high
with stores granite fronts and slate roof running
back 50 feet more or less.
9th. also offer my Soap and Candle Factory
The building is Of brick partly new, Al feet by o.
necessary utensils, for the trade This factory IS
capable Of manufacturing 90D0 Lbs soap per week,
aud an equal weight of mould Candles, in the season.
1t was established by me in 1872 Since which time,
have carried on the business with some success.
fe 2l-ts EDW'D MCADAM.
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LANES d BROWNIES
CPRING TRADE, 1859.

CPRING TRADE, 1859.
PURCELL. LAOD e. co,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No, I22, corner Main and Governor streets
RICHMOND, VA.
Have now in store their SPRING SUPPLIES of
DRUGS, MEDtClN ES, CHEMICALS
sgWIND0W GLASS Of all sizas~aA
Oils of every description
LINSEED and TAHNERS OIL
SPERM. WHALE, LARD and SWEET OIL
INDIGO, MADDER and other DYES
BURNING FLUID, CAMPHiNE
VARNIsHES
SODA, SPICES, &c, &c,
CON prising one OF the largest and best stocks of
goods in our line we have offered selected in
person by one Of our firm and purchased for CASH
enabling us TO sell them to friends, merchants
ana others as low as the same description of goods
can be bought in any mar ket We respectfully ask
an inspection of cur stock and prices before pur-
chasing
~ Orders faithfully and promptly attended to-.
PUROELL. LADD CO, Druggists,
m 2-d&c.ulna
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NOD LIVER OIL JELLY.-This pre-
~ paration of Cod Liver Oil is highly recommend.
ed by the New York Academy OF Medicine aud
many prominent physicians. To those inyafids
whose palates revolt at the taste and smell of the
Cod Liver Oil this jelly is particularly adapted Is
IL may be taken without repugnance by the most
delicate. 1t is very concentrated aud
smaller dose is given than is required when using
the Oil. For 3ale, wholesale and retail at
MEADE BAKERS
Prescription store, iS6 Main street,
fe23S Corner above Post ONCE.
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: NOTICE --On and

Persons going 10 Richmond via this line, will reach
Petersburg in time for the mail train Of the Rich
mond aad Petersburs Road, which leaves Peters
burg at 5.45 2 NJ.
Persons going West by the southside Road viii
have to rernsia all night in Petersburg and take thS
mail train which leaves at $50 NJ, the next moin
ing.
Persons coming TO Norfolk from Richmond will
arrive in Petersburg by the mail train of the Rich
mond and Petersburg Road in time 70 breakfast iu
Petersburg, and then to take the cars for Norfolk
leaving at NJ.
Person coming from'the Southwest by the South
Side Road, will arrive in Petersburg at $50 NJ II
time to get break fast before departure of the Norfolk
cars at Z.
Persons wishing tn go on North from Norfolk, nsy
10 by either the Bay Line steaners, the steam
ship Line for New York, which leave Norfolk. the
former. daily, Sunday't excepted. at 40 NJ, an!
the latter Serni-weekl Wednesdays and Saturday
Nc train will he run on Sunday.
Fare from Norfolk to Petersburg, straight
Do Return ticket good for days.. So
This train will step only st Regular Stations iC
take in and put of passengers. -
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Y DUscH.
GOODS AT PRIME COET.-Havin

GOODS Al PRIME CO8T-Having
~ determined to discontinue the business Of La
Shine, will sell every article in their store
ut cost or less. The stock insists OF q large and
varisd assortment Of fURNi TURF. such as Sofas,
Tete-a-Tetee. Lounges. Chairs OF all descriptions
trssses Cribs. Cradles. 30. b. &c. Persons in want
Of the above articles saving of SO per cent can be
obtained by calling at No n Main It. - s
jR 26-ts LARUS
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RICHMOND, January l. 1889.
THE UNDERSIGNED have this day
l. associated themselves together under the Elm
and style of JOHNSON & TRIUMPHANT. for the
purpose of conducting General Grocery. Commas
sion and Forwarding Business. They have taken
the large granite front house on Cary street. for
meriy occupied by IN. Conrad, second door above
Virginia street.
They will always keep on hand the best essort;
mept of Groceries Liquors, &c, which they VIII
furnish to the trade at the lowest prices By strict
attention to business they hope 10 receive ilpefai
share of patronage. D. y. JoL NSeON,
BAT TRUEH CART,
ia its Late Oi DHuFhie, W.
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.1~~->--~.>---~-->~~~ =,
tNTOOD, EDDY & COS orrpRrFsl
fOUARTERED BY THE STATE or ono
CAPITAL Pkdz;E1 s e,a

NOTICE TO TIE A. s sss meth the own.
our firm have. BY way .. pa nv the states OF Della
E sna PsMis s
Georgia, under the managgnmi awsre. we have deem
d Mea1s to Fl HSr EDD9
and after January ,ss ' have the Of
a. ee ssa wno x Lottery. and the Others
abeVe named. .raaudeayored to conduct
In all transac ;,t integrity and promptnesa and
hss the o
ferred 10 our successoi'' SWAN co.
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INSURANCE..

THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
l. INSURANCE COMPANY
Is THE OLDEST INSTITUTION OF ITS KIND
IN THE STATE! -
By THE LEGISLATURE OF
VIRGINIA IN 1882.
This Company mas uninterruptedIy conducted lis
operations TO the present time just principles,
has paid losses by Fire and Sea- mostly to citizens
afdolars returned to ito stockholders reasonable
per centage en- their in yestment and is now doing
prudent business, increasing its receipts Annually,
aud deservedy maintaining Its character for safety
"'N FIRE INSURANCE
Granted on almost every kind of property in Cities,
Towns and Counties throughout this State and ad-
joining states, on as low terms as by other good
MARINE INSURANCE
Made on Vessels on time and on fessel7, trelghts
and Cargoes by the voyage TO all parts vi the world
at fair cure Mt rates of premium
The authorized Capital of this Company Is $780,
COO but UP Capital Is only 800 600 composed
of shares Of only SO each, the original shares OF
Si00 each having been divided into four, for facility
of distribution among our cltze us; ana us surplus
is SIS, 900 or more aud steadily increasing.
To avoid the risk of insuring heavy amounts IN
any one locality, the President has accepted the
uSITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. OF LON
Having Capital of g. 900 sterling. or $40 600 600
with which Company large risks are divided thus
affordiDg the amplest security 20 those VINO insure
their property. -
Applications solicited in person at the Office. No
I3l Main street, by mail and will receive prompt
and courteous attention
DIRECTORS.
William Palmer, Alex Parker, James A Inloes
] & Wadsworth, William Beers, Thos Samson Char
W Purcell. JOS p Winston. IL A Claiborne, Patrick
Cullen. Geo smith, b l. winston, Hugh " Fry
GNU CowARDIN, President
WILLIAM Willis. JB. Secretary fe l6-lm
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CPRING SALES-l959.

CPRING SALES-I959.
THOMAS. HUGHES & CALDWELL,
lMPORTERSAND JOBBERS,
(No. 7 Pearl Street, Richmond, Virginia)
We are now ready to exhibit our SPRING
STOCK of -
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
We have more than doubled our DIRECT I'M
PORTATiONs which, added to our
LARGELY INCREASED STOCK
of American manufactures enables us to offer to
the merchants OF
VIRGINIA,
NORTH CAROLINA,
TENNESSEE. and
KENTUCKY,
a Stock of GOODS, not to be surpassed in Elk
TENT, BEAUTY and CHEAPNESS. in this coun-
try. Our assortment consists in part of
Embroderies, Laces. Dress Trimmings, SILK and
Cotton Hosiery, Gloves, Handkfs. Cravats, Ties.
suspenders, Shirts and Collars, Umbrellas. Para
soils, Brushes, Combs, Buttons, Hoop skirts, Per
fumeries and 2oaps, Gold and Gilt Jewelry, &c.
An endless variety of Small Wares, more particu-
laIly specified in our printed Catalogues.
AE- Orders at all times promptly attended to.
o1--ta