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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-04-01

JAMES 0. BOWDEN,
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
L April 4, 1856.-[31-tf. WILA
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INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
/ WILMINGTON, N. C.
Gocits the patronage of his country friends and all 9th
engaged in the Turpentine business.
R5-Ofice opposite No. 47 North Water Street.
Nov. oath 1858. 60ly-w.
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VIM. III. BURLINGTON,
NOMMISSION MERCHANT

VIM. II. TURl.4NGTQN,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
~ WILMINGTON, N. C..
RB-Wll give prompt and personal attention to all
consgnments of Spirits TURPENIINE, ROSIN,
TIMBER COTTON, FLO UR and other country produce,
either for sale shipment.
My wharf warehouses being conveniently located for
the reception of produce either by Railroad River
bles me to make charges light. Nov. l2-llly
II. VI. SMITH,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
~ WILMINGTON, n. c.
Will give personal and prompt attention to the sale and
shipment of Cotton Naval Stores and all other country pro-
luGe,
Office No. II, (up stairs) North Water ST. Immediately
over NJ. McInnis'.
Oct 2lst, 1885, 39-1y-8-1y
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SITUATION WANTED.

SITUATION WANTED.
IE SUBSCRIBER desires to obtain situation as Clerk
in Grocery Store. Best of reference given Address
l.. F. JOHNSON,
Harrels Store, N. &.
Feb. Is, 1859 25.6w*
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ALFRED ALDERMAN,
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
/ WILMINGTON. N C.
viii give prompt attention to all business in his ling.
Feb 10Th, 1857. s5-ly
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w. HI. McRARY 4 c

w. III. McRARY q Co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS corner Princess and Water
~ street, Wilmington N. c.
REFEREECEs
H. r. Savage Cashier Bank Cape Fear, Wilmington, b. O.
Eol John McRae, Prest Bank Wilmington, do. do.
D. Davis, Cashier Branch Bk Cape Fear, salishurydo
j. Eli Gregg President of Bank Cheraw, s. c. [Oct III
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CARRIAGE FACTORY.
s45no B. R. HOOD respectfully informs the public
~ that he il still at his old stand in Clinton, where
he continues to manufacture CARRIAGES, BAROUCHES,
ROCKAWAYS AND RUGG4ES He is prepared at all times
to execute work With neatness and despatch He supern
tends all his operations in person. and guarantees that his
work shall be durab neat and cheap any other
establishment in the State.
constantly employed in manufa cturing and
plying his patent scroll springs without which no
buggy be complete. These springs prevent the usual
unpleasant notion and add but little to the cost of buggy
and is of ncaculable benefit they completely prevent
that upon the other springs which has given to
many breakngs. al who want an easy riding buggy will
give him 8caH. - -
May 28th, 1853 S9H
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ESTABLIS HE'D l76Q.
PETER EO4a43-I4AHLI,
SNUFF AND TOBACCO MANUFACTURER,
1G d Is Chambers Street,
(Formerly AZ Chatham Street, New York;
XXTOULD call the especial attention Of GrOcers and Drug
w gits bis removal and also to the articles of his
manufacture, viz:
BROWN SNUFF.
MacabOy, Demigros.
Fine Rappee Pure Virginia.
Coarse Fappee, Nach,toches,
American Gentleman, Copenhagen.
YELLOW SNUFF.
8aotlh, Honey Dew Scotch,
High Toast Scotch, Fresh Honey Dew Scotch.
Irish High Toast Fresh Scotch,
Lundyfoot
TOBACCO.
tGMOKING. FINE CUT CHEWING. SMOKING.
mol p. A, L or plain, st. Jago,
No, 2, Cavendisll, or sweet, Spanish,
No. mixed, Sweet Scented Oronoco, Canister,
Kitefoot Tin Foil Cavendsh, Turkish
Gg- A Circular of Prices will be sent application
| n B. Note the article of Fresh Scotch Snuff.
March 4th, 1859 AEom
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NEGROES WANTED.
IN THE SUBSCRIBER IS IN MARKET FOR number
"a of likely Negroes, MEN AND WOMEN, BOYS AND
~ GIRLS for which the highest cash prices will be paid
Those having such property to dispose of will find it
their advantage to call the subscriber at Wilmington.
DAVID J. SWITZERLAND.
June 9th, 1885, 43-tf
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Publisher, 3s South Third ST.. Philadelphia, Pa
P.S.-In nress and viii be issned February lst, II
life Snee cis ana Memorials of Daniel Webster by
uef snucler n. splendidy Illustrated Volume OF s.
pages Agents wanted. EJan. l4--3m
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NEGROES WANTED.
70 COME ALL YOU THAT WANT LARGE PRICES
n for NEGROES, and give me call, address at
~ Magnolia N e. as do intend to pay high prices for
all hkey negroes. Please give call soon,
IN market JOHN BARDEN.
Jan. D. 1859. pn.6m*
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Jan. 7, 1859.
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GEO. w. ROSE,
CARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR,
L June II WILMINGTON, N. G.
s. NJ WEST,
A UCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
"A 219-f -.e IN. ..'''. ':~ W1LM1NGToN II. G.
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EDUCATION.

ITO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS OF
L RICHMOND. VA:1A select 81 ASslCAL and
MATHEMATICAL MALE SCHOOL, opens on
MILL ACADEMY, in Buckingham county, Va,
THOS. ]. GARDEN, A.. M, PRINCIPAL TERMS
FOR 10 MONTns.-S50 Tuition, and 500 for board,
&c. No extras. Only Is scholars taken. None
need apply who cannot give testimonials OF good
Those who desire to have their sons or wards at
a school under good discipline and where they
will be free from the haunts OF vice and dssipa-
ton, will have an opportunity of entering them by
applying soon. Only a few more pupils can be re-
ceIved.
For information, apply to G. H. BARKSDALE,
Esq. of the firm of Barksdale & Brother, Shockoe
Slip, Richmond, Va. oc2S-uF
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Affairs in FIncastie.

FINCAsTLE, VA, Dec. 9, 1852
1t is seldom we see anything in your paper
from Fincasrle And why is it! 1t certainly
cannot be because our citizens do not take in
forest enough in what transpires in their
midst to let it be known to the public. No,
that is not the reason. The reason is that our
citizens stick to the old adage, which says,
"What is every body's business is nobody's
business and, therefore, seeing very plainly
that no one else had the slightest idea OF writ
ing, have concluded to write few lines.
Military spirit Is at its highest acme in this
place at this lime; every man seems not only
willing, but anxious, to shoulder his musket
II II should be necessary, to fight for his coun-
try's good. A company of So men have been
Organized and have been ordered to repair at
once to Harpers Ferry, by Gov. Wise, for the
purpose Of relieving other companies who
have been on duty now so long. Their uni
form, though cheap, is very pretty and neat
consisting as 1t does OF common plaid linsey
hunting-shirt with green baize cape, black
pants, and glazed cap-a uniform that the
poorest man can buy, for we do not wish to
deprive those in TIE humble walks of life of
tne benefits and advantages pertaining to a
military training. This company was drilled
Tor several days before starting to the seat of
service, by an expert and weil-drilled officer
VINO has the advantage OF military training of
several years at the Virginia Military Insti-
tute, and 1t was astonishing to see how rapidly
they improved. They started last night for
Chariestown, full Of enthusiasm, encouraged
oy cheers and huzzahs from the crowd that
nad collected to see them off. The scene was
eniiyened by the music of good drum and
ME- We wish Them happiness; we wish them
success. A cavalry company will doubtless
o. formed. consisting OF 50 men, on next Mon
gay, tnat beng Court day. at which time we
Intend holding public meeting for the pur-
pose OF adopting resolutions in regard to the
Aa.e instruction al Harper's Ferry
Every person, 50 far as / have heard. APP
proves u the course pursued by Gov. Wise;
his gallant and .ble conduct recelyes praise
rom every mouth, and We regret exceedingly
Una. ms lime In office liz SO rapidly drawing TO
we ran an abolitionist off from our town a
~ weeks ago-an old man by the name of
x.amiey, and we are keeping a sharp look out
IoI All straRgiers who cannot give a god ac-
COUNT u themselves aud their business. We
.saI no reoeiiion from the negroes here, al
though our county il full Of them.
A CITIZEN
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
TAe Accident IN Haaorer.

ASHLAND Dec. II, 1859.
An my letter Of yesterday was IN error in
saying that Mr.. WHITE received the charge of
DIR. WOODs gun on his left side. lie was
tacing Dr. Wood 1T thu time the gun fired and
he was struck an his front iace by those shot
which htt him. Had not the gun been sufii.
cientiy slssstsd to sead the princi pal part OF
Inc ioad through h,s ha', lac would probably
nAvs Dress Killed. am sorry TO say that his
lets eye y destroyed shot having passed
thscugh the Centre VI 1t. A shot entered the
cavity VI The right eye just under The eve.
unacn g eeiieyed 10 be aninjured. Elght shot
1890 us 1orenead. This morning ne is re-
poIsed " Be better, and his recovery consider.
e p1e.'y certain. he has suffered very great
psan IN MS neck, owing " the lodging Of one
W s1ofe shot In the muscles Of the neck. b.
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HOTELS, &c.
EXCHANGE HOTEL AND

Il
T. BALLARD HOUSE.
In presenting this card to the public we return
9iany cordial thanks to our generous patrons Tor
the Kindness we have received at their hands, and
hope that the NEW ORDER OF AFFAIRS, to be
Unlisted Sept. l. 1859, will receive the same en-
courag ement that our previous efforts and labors
to accommodate guests haze met with.
are now lhe Propretors of the Establishment,
and each one pedses himself TO do what the com
fort convenience and requirements OF their guests
demand. .
" desire to keep and maintain, what our Ii
eense calls for, FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and we
promise to use renewed exertions to render the es-
adjustment comfortable as possible. With po-
lite agents, and ready, prompt and attentive ser
wants, we shall endeavor to afford complete salts
fsctiOn to the travelling public.
n. IA previous card long since published to
counteract the influence Of a baseless rumor, Is
sufficient proof that our establishment has never
been closed, and that, since its publication, we
have been In better condition to entertain visitors
than heretofore. All rum0rs as to closure. or IN
tended closure we desire our friends to notice as
false and strangers, intending to vsltus, as Wiul
MISREPRESENTATION. eI-ts
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correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
A Faiss Report.

LyNcMDuR0, VA, Dec. II.
Tne reported attempt 70 6re the Presbyte.
nen Church In this city. - given in your last
tssae, WAS srroneous. No hre. nor anything
any exisesooD excepttn the profile imagina-
uon 81 - PARTY who originaied the report,
on 49, oeclaratton Information was given
q - pealee ONCE. and man. corresponding
49, ~ description aiyen, arrested, but SUBJ
1tv Jelenxed. q. K
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NORTHERN FrGIrI, Es.-The phiianthro,
pists are likely TO have their Afternoon tuIneo
=, !, nm, fiaId of labor Careful observation
and calculation have shown that more wives
of Northern men, in proportion to the NUM-
her. annually run away from their husbands,
than there are of slaves who flee from their
,,.stars This indicates that there is something
particularly s.rotten in Denmark" The hu-
manitarians should let the niger rest while
and look TO the care of these connubial fugi-
lives by the underground railway SO re-
marks the Portland Argus.
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Tufyes IN BALrIMoRE.-The piano manu-
factory of @. M. Stien. No. 40S West baltimore
street Baltimore, was consumed by fire last
Saturday night Loss from SH,oOo to Sio, ooo1-
insnred - 600 The buildings occupied by r.
NJ Tsai VIM. Rowers and Thomas McGlen-
nan were partially destroyed, and some other
pronerty was damaged A stable occupied oy
John Kirby, on Kirby.s lane, stable ana SIX
horses owned by Benjamin Horn, IN lns s neii
ing and coach shop of Geo. kurtz,- NO. 80
Pennsylvania avenue, Baltimore, We're Ut
stroyed by fire early Sunday morning.
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yf s5ASsSsfIsSa j { AT S5yS s 91t s .l. q.
s sss ssss,,ss, .s,| 81 g.
sssisssivs;; iRnsdI % o. psSeE fIsrE NJ
-; !: 3: -: Y & y \; VI; &
= cd 6nHn E9k . ..kE .. 4: 70. rSN5zTzS
q miIss ~, y hRSSwhssss: iyl.s 2. {s Gssk
Sss: .s Il ;ass iss Psss:Ss q
i !. hssyiIy hmbs!sd With orisnai .rovfk u al.
I ss J. ess:: :s s
e . ss .. s:s =:
yerksd We refer thoes .yishlnk informstioa, q
NssH'.. s''' Ss0''.y y s AiesfSa. Bnos
- VALUABLE LAND ron BALE
situated s :ffs iRs ysS:e:
bsa lgs;. s !. RI !;
a.. .t.ts TSs rel IS s sds1
timber alone Would s. found sssy q ene nae
rasye. The land = Of The best snsiis To- sassns
,cpacco ana otner products Of this section in gene
VIZ ss sr ff sRs vs sss .p .qs.a
Henry and Western Pittsylvania. In conn ection
With the Fefry. 4 wiA sell : small TRACT on
LAND, containing about II acres Of fne river low
grounds, suitable for market garden, or : small
farm.
Persons wishing to purchase any Of this property,
viii please address me % DaHville, va, and will
take pleasure in showing the property. or siving
any further information. GE0. +. wilson.
DC lists
- LAND FOR SALE IN CHESTER.
%FIELD COUNTY Intending TO move 10
Richmond, offer for sale my FARM, in CSes-
terheld county, about six miles from Richmond
others, containing 75o acres. part IN cultivation
and part "a ORIGINAL growth The Land is well
has good Dwelling and all necessary. oot- houses
| on the premises. and is in very HEALTHY loeat,on
After the sale of the land. al the HOfiSEH0i'I q
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. CROP, STOCK,
&C., will be sold, A Freat Indictment will ~
offered, il sold privately. by FRIDAY, Ieeem
Der 18th. 1859 If not sold before that time il will
mediately. - ~
TKEMs.-S5o0 cash balance in 1, and 8 years.
with interest. LEROY BRANCH III n
no25-dlaw2w*
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~,,. 20 DIAL Livks Sixty EIGHT DAYs WIrH-
Nov M, psD.-ihs osklioosa (Iewa) fierald, Of
es... ssin. says THAT The wife Of Mr.. Henry
~h..' 1s ~ .AndleVn Awnship, Of that county,
v.rs.x 49, ~ 9eNyDtned. on being pre-.
49, ~ s ss epnml3sA suicide In any ofher
~ W ~ eeyeelr e death. She died "a
~ ~ SA eayJsQer ceastnk te.take food.
- 49, lsteee4 - - naAnttns buta little
J.; 81 I'M s. s,ss:!! sA'sA
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@.ss PARKE POINDExTER, ATTOR,
NEY AT LAW, RICHMOND, VA, will
practice in the city of Richmond and in the coun-
lies Of Chesterfield. Powhatan and Amelia:
"a Office in Lise's Building, corner oil Main anu
18th streets. Sc &-l
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- PIANO STORE, No. 2ls BROAD ST.,
fSlzE opposite Breeder + Fo1's Dry Goods
III Al Sfore.-The subscriber would invite call
from persons visiting the city in want of PIANOS,
or other MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS He keeps
constantly on hand large assortment of fine In
struments selected by himself with special care
Having been many Years In the trade, and being
thoroughly conversant with the mechanism of the
Piano. he possesses peculiar advantages, and never
sells an lnstrument which he cannot recommend
Sons, of New York whose instruments are well
known throughout the country, aud also keeps an
assortment of the instruments made ly. w. knabe
& Co., of Baltimore, and the Pianos of other we'll
known manufacturers Those who wish to buy
will consult their interests by visiting the estab
ment of h. M AYR. No. 2lS Broad st.,
Opposite Breeder Fox.
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I OCKSM!THiNG. BELL III ANGING.
~ SILVER PLATING, &c.-The subscriber has
Just returned from the Northern cities, where he
has laid in large supply Of msterias, Of the best
ING, SILVER PLATING etc, and invites pub
lie attention to his business He has employ ed the
to order every kind OF Lock, to Nc BELLS in the
best manner, and to do Silver Plating style not
to be surpassed by any establishment in this coun-
try. Ali his work is warranted, or no sale.
After an experience of many years in this city.
and an acquaintance with the best Lock makers in
this country, he hatters himself that he can give
satisfaction, both as to work mauship and prices,
and therefore solicits orders from town and coun
try, which will meet with prompt attention.
Persons wishing to have Locks MADE OR REPAIR
Sd. BELLS HUNG in any style. or SILVER PLATINs
executed IN superior manner, are invited to call
at his establishment, on 10th street. three doors
south OF Main, where they will be attended to az
the shortest notice.
Orders from a distance sent through the Post
Office, will be Immediately filled; and Bell Hanging
done in any part of the country at city prices.
Address VIM. w. SNEAD,
Silver Platter, Locksmith and Bell Hanger,
oc H-d3m 10th street, Richmond Va.
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, &c.

e. WATCHES, JEWELRY. SILVER
~ AND PLATED WARES. A. MYERS
ICY n keeps constantly on hand large and som
49, plete assortment of the above named ar
rcies embracing all the latest tyles which he of
fers to his friends and public on the most reason
able terms. He would cali particular attention to
his stock of fine Watches, such as Jules Jurgensou.
F. B. Adams Son. Alfred Lavalette, Jules Eme-
Craige, and other celebrated makers. He also
keeps large assortment of rich Diamond Set Fin
ger Rings, Shirt Buttons. Diamond Cluster and
Single Stone Breastpns, for gents; also. large
assortment Of ladies' Carbuncle. Coral, Lava,
Cameo and Pearl Sets Etruscan and pain gold
Chain Bracelets. Chatham CHAINS, Neck CHAINS,
Charms. Sleeve Buttons, Shirt Buttons. &c Silver
ana as
Asparagu: Tongs, Ice Tongs. Silver Spoons and
Forks. fine Silver plated Knives, &c.
Hoping to offer such inducements that cannot
fail to please in price and quality, call is respect
fully solicited s. A. MYERS,
Corner of Main and Pearl SITS.
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Anew HITTER. LARD AND CHEESE
~ STORE-No. -, MAIN ST.-The subscriber
stock Of fresh Orange Cnnuty ard Stale BUTTER,
LARD. CHEESE, WHEAT. md BgCkWHEAT
FISH. COINED and SMOKED BEEF, PORK.
CIGARS, SOAP, STARCH. &C.,, 10, he.
The above articles are all sent here and sold on
commission, and will consequently be sold low for
cash. no 9-tsl EHALL0CK. Agent.
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oar, rns scuL,roa.--A rsesat letssr ir0m

CAR, TEE BcuLrroR--A rscent letssr from
we called to-day on Mr.. Calf q resident sculp-
tor from Virginia. He has not very ar from
completion, a statue Of Jemerson Tor the Uni.
yersity Of Virginia, y model ne iess oeaufiful
IN workmanship than IL IL likely 70 b 81 iAaM.
f,luess In delineating the charActerfstice OF tins
treat statesman whose name u bears. He mas
siso half figure OF . Bacchante, ofmArvelous
mautv and expression, One Of his virftcrr,
anne weeks since, was % delighted with 1t that
no Kissed IL AT parting, but, unfortunately. BE-
inf tobacco chewer, he left a stain upon "
purity. which clfugs to the marble az coseiy g.
The vile habit does 10 Its votaries. Mr.. uhit y
sttli young man, and his success thus iAr an
dictates q brilliant fature.
A STUDENT IN TReunLR.--A Virginia sts-
dent in Philadelphia, named Inner, nau
hearing before an Alderman, last SATURDAY on
the charge Of assault and battery with intent
Ia xiii. From the evidence it seems that the
defendant went Friday evening, to the res
tanraut of David Horner, ander the Assembly
building, and, as is alleged, acted in very
offensive manner. He was finally elected from
the place by the landlord. He soon after re-
turned and demanded an explanation, and at
tempted to enforce the demand by leveling
heavily LOADED pistol at Horner's head nm
ter was then seized and conveyed TO the cen
trail stayion-h house, where he spent the night
The Alderman held the accused in Ss00 oaii,
to answer the charge of assault and battery,
with intent to kill, and in $500 additlona 10
answer the charge of carrying coneeaieo oeao-
ly weapons.
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PIANO FORTEs.
LIGHTE & BR ABB UR US
MANuFAcToRY OF
IlI III IGRANDAND SO UARE PIANO FORTES

NATHAN'L CARUSI, Broad Ricnmonl,
Where an assorrme nrcan seen Their who
sale or retail.
LIGHTE gRADBUR respectful ylnform the
organized their whole establishment, 70 that their
patrons can rest assp5ed that all improvements
introduced in their mannfactory, all Of which are
warranted for all time. The attention of the public
is particularly called to their premium SO UARE
for power volume, sweetness of tone. elasticity of
touch and elegant exterior. stands unrivaled even
by the Concert Grand. The unanimous opinion of
the greatest musical celebrities (which can be seen
at Mr. Carus's, ~ is that our instruments defy COM
natlt
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BUsIN Ess NOTICES.


DEAD JETER.
IL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Receive TOBACCO. WHEAT, CORN and
FLOU r, make liberal advencements on produce
nsA- Office for the present, with BARKsDALE &
READ. NC. READ, of Richmond,
VIM. JETER, late of GAINESVILLE.
no s-d&cwtJanl
THE UNDERSIGNED have formed o 60
l partnership for the transaction Of a COMMITS
SION BUSINESS, under the FIRM Of LEWIS
WEBB 4 JOHN 6. WADE. They ill give par
tcular attention to the sale of FLOUR, WHEAT,
CORN and TOBACCO. They occupy the store and
lumber house No. 66 Main street, long occupied by
Lewis Webb. LEWIS WEBB.
JOHN g. WADE.
RICHMOND. Va, Nov. /. 1859. no7-dcw&swts
(tAkD.--The subscriber takes this me God of IN
~ forming his friends and the public that he has es
tablished himself as a MERCHANDISE BROKER
AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
He will attend to the purchase and sal e of Mer
chandiZe generally; also, Flour, Wheat, Corn. To-
hacco, and all descriptions of Country Produce.
His special attention will be given to all business
experience he hopes to meet with liberal share of
public patronase... He refers. by permission, to
LEWIS WEBB, Esq.
Messrs. DUNLOP, MeNCURE Il Co., Richmo'd,
g EDMOND. DAVENPORT & Co., Va.
Z" BACON Baskerville,
s sEyAsr,x II Rs1D: HoL1zs' Baltimore
TwELLs & Co, Philadelphia.
THOMAS MosAHAWN, I Esq & R New YHEk;
Office cor. of Cary and Va. streets.
RichmOnd, Nov. LIST. 1859. no It's
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EI.LETT A. WEISIGER.

AoPPosftTpiEs % E ES'r INV BANK,
Have just received ALL OF THE LATEST
STYLES OF GENTS FINE DIR ESS HATS and
FRENCH SOFT HATS. viz: the GARIBALDI,
ZOUAVE, VICTOR EMANUEL, and a splendid
assortment of YOUNG GENTS FINE CLOTH
in great variety,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-13

MARBLE WORKS.

JOHN W. DAVIES,
MARBLE MASON,
MECHANICS INSTITUTE, 9TH STREET,
RICHMOND IA,
MONUMENTS, T0MBS, HEAD PIECES,
MANTL Els, FONTS, re.
IA. First Premiums awarded by the Virginia Ag
cultural Society and Mechanics Institute.
n HAGERTY. BRASS AND BELL FOUN-
IL. DER, 10th, between Main and Cary streets,
Richmond, Va.-Having fitted up a. FOUNDRY at
the above place, am now prepared to execute all
orders for BRASS AND COMPOSITION CAST
INGS, at the shortest notice. and cheaper than
any other establishment South of Baltimore. Also,
GARRETT'S PATENT ANTI-F RICTION AND
RABBITS METAL, for sale at reduced prices.
N. B-Highest CASH PRICES paid for OLD
METALS and taken in exchange for new.
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