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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-08

Dear Birds.--James Kenning poultry deal
er in the first market, was fined $40 by the
Mayor for buying chickens contrary to the
city ordinance. Jim swore ne would not pay
the fine under any circums tances, and the offi-
GERS therenpon took him into custody to en-
sure the payment
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Pitching Fitzpatrick Lehay, for assaulting
and beating Timothy Harrington, appeared be-
fore the Mayor yesterday, and gave bail to an
swer for the offence tomorrow.
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SHetk0E NIL L-RICkM0ND GROUND
- PLASTER-rhe subscriber bess leave To re
toih mh grateful acknowledgements for the heavy
PATRONAGE extended 20 his Mil from the State at
ihtse, aud North Carolina: and would state that he
- 40 ln" man!ns improvements that VIII double the
pfp..EtittS, and enable him to supply fresh 6RuDND
can at pfesnn, exist
>, n,s stock wiil be entirely of Nova Scotia LUsP.
,i ehsS{ and pnTest that can be selected. and he
tnIotts faithful adherence TO his determination,
Lss IAN IAN the hatlering reputation that his brand
ii. o lh0se who have been driven from the use OF
ilnAlef-by application of Northern Ground he
oh15 ASKS Il trial Of HONE MANUFACTURE.
{a JOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
'"@f~5m No. II Pearl str;et.
WiRE PLATE And DISH COVERS
;,soorof rof covering plates and dishes from flies and
insects very useful article for the summer sea-
s"H' " pe had at BpLKLEY's.
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East Market Street has just been paved, and
will probably be open to the public to-day or
tomorrow. The job seems to be we'll done,
and the grade has been greatly improved The
Franklin street crossing has also been widen
ed to make room for hoop skirts, two abreast.
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?. II. STARKE, No. 80 Main street,
3doors above st. Charles Hotel,
IL HIchI md Xa
my 24-ts
1870 SPRING TRADE.

GEORGE STARRETT, Governor street, Rich
mOnd. Va. Manufacturer and Denier in STOVES,
FURNACES. RANGES FARMERS, BOILERS,
IIC0RICE BOILERS, FACTORY STOVES and
HEATERS. Bath BOILERS and Bath TU BS, Iron
SINKS, PUMPS, HYDRAULIC RAMS, Lead and
Iron PIPE, TIN, SHEET IRON and COPPER
WORK generally. 5 = ~
Merchants, Builders and Housekeepers-also. Su-
perintendents of Public BUILDINGS. Churches. Fac
tories and all others purchasing articles, or reaui
ing work in our line, respectfully invited to
examine the same. We have always on hand
large assortment from which to select. embracing
many articles not usually TO be found-all OF which
sold at uniform prices, thus atordns the least
experienced equality with the best judges Of our
work.
"a Repairing pieces for all our leading articles
always hand at the Governor Street Stoys Store.
nIi Aft GEORGE STARRETT.
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Beating Wonlan.-Elijah Walker a free
negro charged with assaulting and beating
Catherine Carter, was convicted before the
Mayor yesterday and ordered to be beaten
with many stripes.
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General Pierce expects TO return home next
month, recent indications In Mrs, Pierce's
health being less encouraging than heretofore.
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The Congregational General Association OF
Illinois, lately voted that no young man
should receive aid from the educational COM
mittee who is addicted to the use Of tobacco.
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See to Htm.-A strolling vagabond called at q
private residence on Grace street, yesterday
morning, under the pretence of seeking for en-
ployment, when, finding that there was no man
about the house, he demanded money Of one OF
the ladies, and on being refused, became so in.
sulting and abusive that an officer had to be
sent far before he could be induced to leave
the premises. The fellow was described as
thick-set, red faced individual, apparently 81
years of age, dressed in grey clothes, and eyi-
IDENTIFY of foreign birth.
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Ths Faytte artillery, the right arm of the
first regiment of Virginia Volunteers, is
awakening into new life, and viii soon arise
like giant refreshed from his slumbers full
OF yigor and patriotism. 1t has already been
determined that n regimental suit of grey, like
that Of the Montgomery Guard and Company
+, shall be the uniform of the Artillery, and
fifteen good and true men have given orders for
the new dress. With such start, and such
material, others will enrol themselves in the
same service, so that by October the battery
larged. AS we have said before, an Artillery
corps is essential TO the regiment and to the
State and ought to be maintained, cost what
II may. Another requisite, is mounted corps
anu we can see no reason why one may not be
raised and supported. Hundreds of our citi-
Zens keep their riding horses on which they
could parade, and scores of others would buy
or hire them whenever necessary. As patrol,
or in time of an gu tbreak in our midst cavalry
would be essential to the preservation of the
city and perhaps the State.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
y WARNER & 60.

- WARMER & 60.
4.KrFACrl .Np NHoIEstLy pHALERs IN
WOODEN WARE,
rEOOWS. RR C>ITE>. BASkETS, MATS.
TAINTED tt IS, BUCKETS, ETC.
s. ANA IS Commercial Street,
BOSTON.
MASyFACToBT AT CONCORD, Mass.
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The EXPENDITURES OF THE dOFKRNMENT.
The amount of expenditures of the govern
ment within the fiscal year. ending on the 3Oth
ult., were in round numbers 500, Uo00U, while
the appropriations of that year were $-3,000,-
600. But, as in practice, portion of what is
appropriated for Il fiscal year is not expended
until after its expiration, the only way OF deter
mining what real expenditures is by
taking the yearly appropriations by Congress.
These are all spent first OF last, be they great
or small.
AS before stated, the appropriations for the
last fiscal year We're Se3,UU0,000, while the re-
ceipts have been considerably less than $780,
UvUoU0 Those from customs for the last three
quarters of the year have been S37,UUU,Ut0, or
lust about the figure estimated by Gov. Cobb.
That he was not quite as exactin his estimates
during the panic of 1857 is not strange, since
that he was fresh in the position of Secretary
of the Treasu ury, and Of course could lot fore
see all the disasters to trade pl lscipitated by a
general explosion of paper money institutions.
AS the receipts from customs for The last fiscal
year are S5U,500, 900, it is reasonable to sup
pose that they will be for the fiscal year now
entered upon at least $50 900, ,0Uu. Sales OF
lands, &c, will carry that sum up above sixty
millions, leaving from fifteen to twenty mill
lions applicable to the redemption o. treasury
notes, since that the appropriations, definite
and indefinite, for the present fiscal year are
not above $40, 200, 600 s!oa Constitution.
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The Brunswick Telegraph gives In that Z
hen Is immor tal--that aher son never sets."A
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Holm y. GORDON & son,

J ItTH STREET. NEAR THE E1CHAyGE HoTFL,
nisr FOR sale large and full assortment of IRON,
g.mPrnin[ SWeJ9 3, Alnerican Hammered Peru
American, Russia and Imitation Russia SHEET
IRON, Hoops Band aud Scroll Iron, Refined Pow
Iron and liow Plates. Also, Tin plate of various
sizes iOr timers and manufacturers; Sheet and
Bolt COPPER Sheet LIuc. SpeIter, and the Metals
usually sod N TINS market. ap It's
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Nifllmonh pispatfb.
uxcowaRpfN SHaMMERSLEY.

-. THE DAILY DISPATCH is served to sub
s~Sissfs A. SIX AND QUARTER skNfs PFh NSkh,
1!s,a,r. or S25J Tor SIX months, IN advance.
ruE SEMI WEEKLY DISPATCH isissued
~, aa, 'TgasiS, and Friday AZ S2ao ia advance,
"ee--y fnd ula red Ia Subscribers at s rer annan'
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g.~.--> LEE 3 ?LEtSANTs. A 7 T o II
J, NEYS A. LAW, Practice IN the Courts
tg4 r RIchG.ond, HHruco. 6oochi'nd and Han
A. xo,Arles Pubie and Commlssioncrs Of Deeds.
n iHe, are Authorized - .AAe bcPos'tlons Afhds-
" .s Arkuop ed.IuenIS of Deeds. Powers OF AtIor
rt R.Ls Of s7lr sc. 70 ba used or recorded IL the
,,-or.l States an! Territories ~ the MON.
lfce on lltA ST., 81 door iEoin Main
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!he Greys are continuing their evening
drills preparatory TO their Northern trip, AM
are rapidly attain ng to perfection. One great
cause of the success of this company is its op-
position to intemperance. No Grey is allowed
to appear on parade when disguised in liquor,
and for that reason men who are very fond of
their cups are not apt to become members
The benevolent feature in its organization 10
another high recommendation to the corps
and the fact tina. it has means in hand and
VIII not waste them extrayagantly, make
those who are there stick close to it,
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4 LExANDER MOTT,

JJ IV4N 2 z n 4 ' u ON HISSION
- MERCHANT,
,WlI attend resuiarly to the sales of HORSES,
LES. WAGONS &c at the Horse Lot, ever,
SATURDAY MORNING, At I0 o'clock.
Stock intended for sale will please be entered be
fore the mornIns OF the sale.
RREDGFURD & CO.. General Commission and
- Forwarding Merchants on the Dock RIchHond,
Va. u, b. BRlpGF0Rp.
FRANKLIN MATTHEW'S,
n. TfNSIEI PATE
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-. AIFEEsuN. lat" V4 FONHATAN =. pGPUY.
f--l.,s & AppcrsUn. Graduate in Pharmacy.
1 pPlEsDE q BE ptN.
i CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS. III
BROAD, BEFWEEN arm lSU5TH Srs., $Y
Richmond Va. kE
Hs.e on hand carefully selected stock of Is
."Ee prG ant Chemicals, Pants. OILS, Window
ot->s. farnlsAes, Perlumery, Soaps, and Fancy
Articles, winch they Offer upon the most reasonable
legi.s
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L GROCERS. COMMISSION AND
W4KDING MERCHANTS,
Nearly opposite the Coiunhan Hotel, Cary ST.,
Richmond. Va.
Special attention zlycu To the sale Of TOBACCO,
ii IA !, and al kinds Of PRODUCE, and liberia
advances made on 1siennents.
tfGifh i. bPoFFktRRi Late of Petersburg.
HEERI :. WlLlIAhS.L Late Of Norfolk.
JAS B. MARSHALL, Late uf Petersburg.
'I'Hf. 81 EScRtBER OFFERS HIS SER
1 FlHES, As AtCTIpNEi.R. to the citizens of
h'uHuna and the public generally. Tledging his
particular attention 10 all S1los entrusted to his
care, feeling assured MS experience an Auction
c"f vii eutllt" Au t. Z Shar" of public patronage.
ONCE IN Ts1r at h. y. Jones' Store, No. rs. NJ ain
stTest-eHtfaHce IN the alley
my I-3u J. H pIGGFS
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Nitbmunn Qispatfh.
FRIDAY MORNING JULY 6, 1859.
The Late 0uirascs i'm Mextco-President
Buchanan Formally Demands satisfac-

lion. Robort NJ. McLane, our Minister to
Mexico, has addressed to the Government OF
General Miramon. the following formal de-
maud, in the name Of the President OF the
United State for satisfaction for the atrocities
and ndignitics committed upon American cit-
isons during the recent terrible massacre At
1 Taa, .lax-u
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: >AM'L SUTHERLAND. No aay-,.
lj7 MAIN STREET., RICHMOND. Va. &rsSsSx4gssss
i0is -e.tr q md DrG!er in GU Ms.
i'$F0LS RIFLES POW DER FLASKS, SHOT
pui CHES. GAM T. BAGS. WApuINii. oni sport
.-s Gyftll>s sf al tiHds. POCKET CUTLERY.
WALKING CANES, FISHING TACKLE, &c.
&c. tGLT kEFOLFERS, IN any quaHfIty, and
~ fht ulOs9 fUUOfGbig terms. ie 3o-ts
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IL times g s.il Real and Personal ESTATE,
Hse out NEGROES. rent ont HOUSES, and viii
aetkcF IN this cIts or country. He respectfully
raSuests Comm 5sioucfs of Courts, Trustees to
leeds, &c., 10 give hIm call before employing any
else. As his charges will be made to sve salts
faction To 81. who may patTunize him. Office 10
.L..Lunt MCtT0pnLltan lIAII. In 2S-6In
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INDIA RUBBER PINS.
L MADE ENTIRELY OF RUBBER.
MASUFAcTuEED UNDER 1850
nv THE INDIA R1'RRER PEN COMPANY.

81 LIBERTY STREET, NEW IoEGsssf
b1 Dealers ,ps sas enerss ne thro ho. the a,sd ss
Thsy have all the ELasTicirT OF the anill without
lthe points beins perfectly s'sooth, and viii last
They arc likewise, superior to the s,sel pen,
that they are MORE ELAsric WEAR Losekx, ano
Tho India Kabbsr Pens arc peculiarly sdspsed to
the wants Of editors law, ers, cier men students,
and professional men senerally. tein less srssoms
psns pss, snd are % oefsd price not ssossdn. that
4: s. "a, il s
up9P ss ssossd to the Trade Colleges
Schools an. faE fafl'fl 'f'IStrSsg
CTEAM SAW Mill FOR SALE am su-
> thorized to sell STEAM sAW-NfII. with ls
years ago, twenty three hundred dollars 4 sosd
bargain can be purchased in IT, as the owner has no
ealing on a Hsn s ses ::
ess sf Ass: ssssI sss hsPss's and
General Agent. s Office in Basement oi Mstropeh-,
js 2s-dts tan Hail.
Is Covers, ies-Cream Fres.srs. Water caaisrs.
prices' to close OUT co,s srhAars Rra,a sna
1 La y.
stock n |. diminishing mi rapidly 10 Tohoasekeepsrsw Who
want TO save g Or % per ssets hR1s as;rs
| Corner Bread and 81 sts
1 NIOTICE.-An persons having claims asainst
~ the estate OF the late Rev. John Wsoldridke .,
deceased, Of Powhatan county, will please present
them ut my office, the city OF Richmond for pay
Iuent and all persons indebted To the same. by bond
OF account win please call and make pAysaent With
Out delay ". " WV! W. WoSIpR ipsE, Isseasss
is3-ts Rev. john Woodbridge dse's.
NIOTiCE To FAMiLlEx.--i have IN sssts
in this day q fresh supply sf AQ Pine ApPlcS, 9ut
table for prescvvihf pufposea. They must - sost
u snnrsaives A. ANTONK.
Next door ExshAaks RaAk.
D1INTs. Zine. White Ls4da wlAAov oesa
! Ole, Dry ard 0scund ooiofS NlnetW - 4N
f'''f f'''''s slsaIR sS Wv prsas,s
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4 LBERT BLAIR,

II DEALYRIS
WOOD AND COAL,
North SIDE Basin Bank, between 9th and 10th SITS,
RICHMOND, VA. je is-5ws
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IEO. WATT NO. PIOWS. !
u GEO. WATT K CO.'S FLOWS.
GEO WATT n co iS pI0Ng

GEO WATT K co.'s Flows
The agricultural community and public generally,
are respectfully informed that the concern OF
GEO. WATT p,as + Goy M,nn,,s,u,.,.
cal department by GEO. WATT, the inventor and
manufacturer OF the Cuf-B Brace Pow, with its I'M
provcnIents tand who alone has conducted the me
ehanical department of all the firms OF Geo., Watt
CS since si2 Ro and % Hh 4 Matt a. the a old
business. notwithstanding sundry advertisements
nave appeared, try ins TO create an lmgresslon TO
public generay that they are prepa red at ali times
to furnish them with PLOWs and other Az renltn-
ing the rights OF others, or endeayorns to misead
or GEs asselys WtTP shs Pnbnc nc
ments on all three of his pstents. Whsh we think
Will lessen the draft give more sIent th and less
ing Of the Pow home ne o bss. Of the
the summer fallow. - =
" SHOVELS, ToNGS aud POKERS.-I have for
se eses se e E PfT e RAIFE
viz n.dsas s{$Sb Ssfs s$
BT BRck sTASss le sAbs fs's saa aad Sa
BELLS, of sweet TONE. Builders, House Keepers
na h il st ss ae G ox.. 9. I sp
am manufacturing all kinds of Brsss ard Iron
MAS Mk % &c bGEs and GRah g. ans
MANUFACToRY, No. 225 Main street, between
Sth and gth streets. west side. Richmond. Va,
az 16-dlv A. ID. DENO0N.
ARCHITECTURE, CIVIL AND ME-.
n CHANICAL ENGINEERISG.--C: +. N.
SMITH has opened an oliice ~ 9oddp's Hall, cor
ner 18th and Bank streets, Richmond. Va. where
he purposes furnishing Plans SPECIFICATIONS Esti-
mates. Dess Maps, &C., for al Kinds OF Meehan-
icai or Ornamental Improvementst that may be ccnl-
mitted to his charse. Havin possessed superior
ADVANTAGES for inproyemeni and experisnce in All
the various ot profession throu bout
North
in which he has had char of many public and pri-
vate enterprises OF considerable importance ne
confident that in the dischar Of his duties the
most entire satisfaction will be rendered 10 all who
ma, favor him with their patronage. je 2-1m
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q. Rf-At,kENRn.

j. GENFRAL FORIWARDTNG AND COM
MISSION MERFHirT. fARKRRsBURG Va
y. ". Va. & b. 4 o. K. L.
REFERS TO
Samuel Ayres 4 Son,
n. BlaiF & Co. p:.,,
!. stewart Walker hlFlhhonu'
Rlrbsdale 4 Read.
FarurUqr attention paid to forwarding nanufac-
tured iOBAttO. ma 24-d6m
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Ashland is one Of the most popular resorts
that we KIN w of, for that class of citizens who
cannot spare he time to take their families TO
the mountains, and yet deem 1t best for them
To enjoy the country air and country fare du-
ring the summer months. Apart from being
retired and healthy, it is so near the city that
business men can spend their evenings there,
and yet can be at their workshops, stores, and
onices, every day. On Tuesday next the Meth
odlst sabbath School of Union Station will
make an excursion TO Ashland, and if the
Weather proves favorable, we doubt not the
DAY Will be most agreeably spent.
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,.w AND MEDICAL CARDS.

-. d. u. Woo1ToN,
q ~ ATTORNEY AT LAW.
"a WiA sive .t,,ct attention to ali Legal Bust
Hr'S Ky.n stye s.I,tt attention to Collecting
* Wu sive s,riot attention to Writing up
hs5h'v II n stve str,rt stten,ioa TO Writing Deeds,
lis Contracts Nc. - -. . ....,, II ,,,,,,.
E.,a, uiuch experience IN a Yatie'N oi pmV.S .,,.s
'.,'-''tr. sn,eut, that A9 can give satisfaction
. .br.,.sH Va, Dtsee, corner i2ih snd Main SIS
d, O., lm
-, JOHNSON s CttGoN, ATIoR-
\, NEIS AT LAW, RlCHMoSp; N.:.IISSG
49,. = t.e Courts vt She cliy oi ktt hMpNb
ar. ,naa., 81 UENRiCo. :
non VII .ttendt 70 Na;ayisl Business.
".[s- Basement Whls Isl, ldns. FISnkl!n st.
WIN MApUKE JOHNSON,
r., ALEX. Il. GIiGoN.
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PRICE ONE CENT.

Mechanics FdT.-The sixth annual exhibi-
ton OF the Virginia Mechanics Institute will
he held In tho large and well-arranged hall on
9th street, about the middle Of October next;
and rs specimens of mechanism and mauufac-
tures from other cities are already promised,
1t is very important TO the reputation of Rich
mond that our own mechanics and manufac-
for the occasion. We are sure that our cabi.
netmakers, carpenters, turner's, machinists,
saddlers, harness-makers, tailors, shoemakars,
matters, jewellers, watchmakers, silyersmiths,
unners, plumbers, coppeFsmfths, gas.fifters,
confecfioners, gunsmiths, upholsterers, paper
hangers, coopers, willow workers, ETC., etc,
can get up as good work, in their various
branches, as can be had in any other city in
America; and for their own credit, they should
not let this Fair pass without displaying their
skill Already ladies are preparing specimens
OF their handiwork for the exhibition and they
lear no competition from their sisters of other
States. The artists, toso both male and female,
are exerting their talents, in plain and fancy
sketches-the daguerreotypists have an eye to
the opportunity for displaying their skill-and
inventors OF all sorts are to have q corner for
e1hioitlng their models. Indeed, the friends
OF the Institute have every reason to hone
that the approaching Fair will be far
more ereditable to Virginia and the South
lhan any Oh ITS predecessors and to make il so
II becomes them to go to work and labor for
success. The Mechanics Institute. though
yet in Its infancy, has already performed WON
ders Tor the young mechanics of Richmond in
the way OF education and if the working
men can now be brought together and made to
purpose, the day is not distant when they will
be prepared to represent themselves in the
nails OF legislation and In the learned profes-
slons, as we'll as at the ballot-box.
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sAyTLER 4 90

Z q
- INPoRIERs AND pEALERsTS
OILS, PAINTS, FARNISHES AND WINDOW
GLASS.
bRJSHkS.-We received by the late steamer
lar-e supply Of PaiEters' and Artists Brushes oil
superior quality, TO which call the attention ol
cl.tMlusrs-
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DoSNAN \, CO.,

- COHMISSiON MERCHANTS.
RCHTuAp, VA.
Solicit coEs!g0ments Of Tobacco, Grain and other
Produce, for which the best market price Will be OBJ
tanned.
oifice on Virginia St, near Cary. fe8-dSw6m'
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MECHANICAL
.IAnEs .. saoyrk,I ...-.~r

TAnrs ,,,rr1psow1e,r~~-v-~..>---~>->sr'-y-.srs
J AnIoSR oRsAsEsfAi i, sESE ! IIHos EoHEs.
s;'EIssi EstrVFas 1fFs T. vi kssb Hszifco
sos Hso ssd ffiaf I DOORS and Shf asS q
poses lnanafsctared q asi'n. short nosios. is " =,
" a s5s cs .sS ss sven sasons BsFsl
AMfGsFfeessEd9HT sfesE c9H4TES " lNSy RNyINfzs INfzs
son Map street. between 9Th and Sth SIS, RICH
made to order Of the best Italian Or American Mar
/ respectfully invite the attention Of those in
want to my stock, which il the larsest and best
fn,sfd hEAS rIysfsg a.a z
~ Fir. Premium ssx.,aed BY the yirsini. Asr.-
M1sUsAcrJ1sAfe4s ~ 1Afe4ss eF FyINfEEF IHsfIizFs 4uDAars-
MONUMENTS. TONES, HEAD PIECES, &C.,
OF EVERY sryLx OR DESIGN
Yard between 5th and 9th streets, on Main, and ex
sell as low as any establishment in this city or else
pATENT MICA AND
This Cement consists Of strong sIutinous sub
@ mated with ofoq' r Rfe snd COW
perfect resistance Of the atmosphere in svery eli
mate and we WV WxTER WxaFEaR' 'PsfkooF.
II also reflects the RAYS of the sun. making the
building much cooler in summer than tin or slate,
h l0i been Sonss Il, m
for years in New York city and various partso tho
the osfH ssstfi' TfS bpH Is, Nc cS
ose s ,s s Bt Sa New xSrS
printed instructions for app lying We also % ofisr der
Tn Gnssa sse r. hts Fl portion of the
DUMP NAB BER.-The subscriber has fitted up
h. od Eos PnM e WITH The sna sd
machinery he can afford to manufacture the Pump
He fstters himself that he can Eiye perfect satis-
taet,on as he has had long experience in the makins
An orders left at his shop on the Westham Plank
iS hS1aa hoaat on haii mule iron. Richnend or sent
al, The rumps sf the unas,: ned will be made the
Der. - d. sl.sw. ~ III THos. 81 srTGK. Err
| DLAsTER LA1HS.--Hayins purchased the
nhn l. sas Mssns f &:
county OF Henrico. ncludine the city pi Richmond
s are s ten sa
So per thousand orders received At the Saw Mil,
s our iIsb GEO. s'G oSSs'
THREE FLOWS IN ONE PLOW.-I have
| l. completed and successfully tried a new pL0W,
front wearns surface the mould board is separate
easily Point w Each Of the these Flows has three
| different sizes, and distinctly different shapes of
purposes of Sod, Stubble or Falow Plow. simply by
changing the lace, which Is done BY one screw
out. this Pow can be used at only hall the cost Of
other Plows for the other parts do not wear at all
this to be the most perfect and most economical
p. II. sTARKE, No 80 Main street,
| hove har