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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-01

xkO.N"T k'OHS@ET YH.sr e. 1S.fIID-
s1 SuN oouiiuu's 10 make up CLOTHING at
reduced Vric,-5. All warranted 4" ttc sattsftction
both in siNle aud durability.
Cutting and Repairing executed IN thc best
manner, aud itlI dispatch.
4 good .clcciiuu Of Goods on hand, which he VIII
sell at positively fact.
Be aud call at DAVIDSON y oil stand, 2ud
door south of Main. augl
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$1,000, ,I,.,,, TfgEl EUPOHTFR.

u - .. lozIts Barklal y fcrkm7 London f"iter'
% h.. qfs 10 - "''
a.daz ~, tIl.upp's Irdie Pale Ale,
lad.z ats 40 10 DO
Til. above i!- sad Potter IS warranted t. lee the
genuine. imported sriici,- ile.ss iu'ilne order
Received ia -iole and for sale ~
III. 2. n COOK d CO.
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EaIE.H. PL.fTE
TMFTs' DoLE.sRs REH.FRD:- The

- above reward viii Lc given Tor such iuf0rfna-
iien will M L. the detection and conviction 81
thr person 81 persons who drmantcyl the Neptune
Fire Engine, and placed pant a its fixtures 30 te
Canal, on atout tho - daN ofJuly.
i,E-ft VI RAK Ei, Mayor.
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y .gST TfLEsI R.sRHEC DFSPGTCH
a EEnM VItlt SLfAmnE MAD

Como ~ l,-tl Tho very same lot cf Dry Goods
tnr which the tr portion If the creation. the La
dies of our beautiful cite, have been waiting 50
long, has at ~ arrived per steamer Duui,ith and
ar, now ready for sale We cordially invite our
friends, and especially lady call NJ
oar store, - Main street and select articles acc"r
ding 10 taste and convenience Don't forget. ~
Main street luly:al MILLER A NIEtIAIS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-01

AI.Ni5RIES-
~ II Cutting Boxes, SanfoTd's Patent-matlc ~
Ford, OF New Albany, ior sale cheap
SO bundles cotton Line.
Grass, Hemp, aud Manila Bei,cid-
Cotton Batting.
Brushes-horsc, shoe. weeping, viit,Wa-b.
Dried Peaches.
Dried Apple, Rice.
Coiiee--Rio and lava IN sacks.
Sugar-ihree grades ct New .Orleans--pHl-
verified and crushed white
For sale bv ERSKlNE, CURNICK s CO..
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~ kSOn have removed their stock sOi Hardware
aud Iron to No ~ Main street bet 2nd ANA 81
Tho would bc pleased 10 see their ID ,ustomers ~
then new stand, Nh,rc they have always htaAj
l,i., ,,,i i.,,l.,ted stuck of Hardware ai.l
fi.u. which a.. n aei II 'r' su. rtltts iui cash.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-01

q interest iu egv rs,aDlishueIt o. 3lr. samuel
Fhk-iF- .i-. style .sai tfu vlu iu future a.
NtKtt} A. ERaIHEEs. iu. hrle Therefore Win
she ,ui-ftHtl # e new iiir experienced partner
tLefr sail Do. tU is.t..i-s- q fr.lr to the house
lL1liH- fsr pest it'otS l,.--l'tctiu'l'r Al.s
" sIChEkl i Co.,
,,tlg NJ. - Main street.
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JSBOgE or THOSE = FySTF.S. TE.,

WFs ? WE ETFV@F- FNIIsN TEsN
SFE MINUTE FREEZERS. I dozen Austin
Patent 10 Minute lee Cream Frcc2crs Just roceiy-
ed this day per 4 & G. Railroad These Freezcrs
Viii tic cost 81" them Tia ia Fogy Freezer
On ;lt5 saving o ice IN onc seasrn, ii used 10 any
,Ntcut a. store and i,ir sal. ~
iyiG D. n COOK 4 SON
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SH-V-g'6EE

AL ~ -ffksff<e
- Ia bags Rio Coffee
80 bids Wilmington Tar. ...
- half bils 90.
lao Ibis Ep>in.
30 bale, Navy & kun,
- Ibis Crushed Sugar,
box Isail st,l .A.
~ t-A.- s-,,'itg 2 Tu'ttco.
it-l-,s Ili,l.- Ia stole fnr s9ie ny
u. NLL nAf-EEILN 90.
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Ta~rG 0S"@9-
N f-EIHEES or ENTH,s FIVE
sSSP E,. C.t, "a, Js--- i,.r s.AIIv u.e, rrceiT-
-, ELISHA : EABCOCk.
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<tOEG8! C0EGH: C0UGB!-g.k
wish IL cell the attention If persons afflicted
with Coughs aud Colds, 20 the flrt nat Or Jack
sons Cough Syrup is superior 90 any AMI MI The
quack nosrrunis that are offered for sale 1t is made
from "A prescription furnished ty ". jackson, OF
Philadelphia, ct the lest physicians III this
country This Syrup has hcen used by thousands
with the greatest benefit Try one bcttIc aud YOU
will always use ~ afterwards. For -.tls by
STOnpAED " THOMPSON
dcclD Druggists, NJ II MiAsl
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HyL 0VR, BR.f.N; .f.N.fl sHORTS-
CToCa! sTOCR! sT0Ci

~ 2 fine 3 year old Bay Mules,
2N0. l Mich Cows,
fine lot II fun bred Chester White Hogs
FUr sale at 2. II. COOK & SONS
iy2J Stock Yard
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-12

A SINGULAR RELIGIOUS KINGDOM IN AFRICA III
the highlands of ETHIOPIA, Major Harris found 50
called Christian kingdom. nstiouai establish
nsnt dating from The earliest ages. By this
church saints and angels are invoked, the virgin
and st. Michael are made scarcely subordinate
deitiee, crowpsd caiatder of saints received hon
ors, aud half year 10 composed Of lasts and iesti'
vais. It epjoins also confession TO the priest.
whose curse 10 dreaded By the people az the iast
calamity, While they confidently rely on TIE aims
giving and pensDces he imposes as an expidtiou OF
sin. Its most extraordinary pecuiiarfies are GER
tain usages and ceremonies, either borrowed
from the Jews or retained from the 4 hiopc faith
Their churches, which generally are small aud
mean, resembles precisely the Jewish temple;
they are divided into three parts; the innermost Is
this holy OF holes, and may be entered by the
priest alone. The service is in dead language,
aud dancing 10 one of the ceremonies. They keep
In the same manner, and with equal stric'ness
thsiseventh and the first-the Sabbath of the jews
and tho Lords day OF the Christians. They ob-
serve the.Levitcai prohibition as to unciean ani'
N ais; they wash their cups aud platter ss a re-
ligious duty, they will not eat with the Pagan or
Moslem nor taste oil flesh that has not been slain
In the name of Trinity. They practice circum-
cision, vigorously imposing it on every Pagan con.
vert to Christianity. They allow c)ncubinage -
They are all bsptised once year, commemorative
of the baptism of Christ ct the Epiphany, 10y
procession 10 the river, into which men, woGien
and children enter in promiscu0us aud shame
less crowd. Fasts of extraordinary frequency arc
observed with uneyampled strictness--to every
week, on Wednesday and Friday, while reckon.
log all the holy days together, enc entire half OF
she year is thus u2ed.-JeWih Chronicle
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nRY GOODS MUS t DE SOLD.

No q Aaiu street.
From now until the the tirst Of March otier fer
ea,e the greatest bargains in W.olen aud Norsted
foods ever ufered to the pu lie. 10 avoid getting
moth eaten by next Fall k,rh patterns OF freneil
Muslin and Metinoea, q pei cent. below cost; All
woIs Flaun.ls a. az cts all coiors of Meriuoes ID
eta cheap at 3i- plain color, De laihes, worth 10
ets at sc: rich patterns Musljns, ut l2ac Scotch
pisid AT 2gSc Cheek aud Cambria 1usiin at 10 cts
and higher; Bseached and Brown Table Cioths, as
toaishinsy low; Cambria aud Muslin bands; Cam
brio and svns Collars rich Needle work sleeves
and Collars in Liaea Hdkfs. at cts; MRrseilea
aud linen Sosons at Il cents; Bed aud Servant
Blankets at half their vaine Ladies' Kid Gloves.
IKE: Blue iniyed and white Hose, at 10 cts; Brown
aLd Blcsched DoMestics at all price, soft IRISH LII
meas q 37 AID SOC; shswis and Cloaks. at prices
that please everybody - 49,
Be csrctul in eoiag to the right place: at No q
| Main street JOSEPH sTRAUSk
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PARIS ToYsy-The Paris correspondent of the
Boston Traveller, says: "Tbe average amount OF
toys sold in Paris is 300 00Of. WORTH last year
there were 400 0oof OF doll babies sold at whole.
safe Military toys are going ont Ct vogue, but
$50 00oi we're sold; popgun pistols, which few
years ago we're sold ia such numbers AS actually
TO raise the price of Zinc, (of which they were
made have gone entirely out Of favor; in 1913
the toy dealers sold 50,O0of Of drums, in 1895
they sold only &c, 0o0f., and the drum market ii
'drooping, with downward tendency" scen'
tinc Rows are now most s0nght''
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Until lsT MARCH - We viii sell
~ great bsreai 40 In the balance Of our stock Of
Rich new styles ei.ks and Robes
Eicn French De laises and vAlentias - = ~
tashsb aud American De fatnee aud vAientes
fiaanels. Prints, and Bleaehed Cettons
Table Damasks, Naskine aud Toweliipgs
Very large stock Of shawis. very cheap -
Black Velvet aud slack Goth Cicaks. for cash. TO
nshke for al entire stock Of spring foods.
which We shall open by that time
PERKINS a 90,
ssS l4t Eaafe Square,
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% SiO0 REMAND II will Iay TIE

xA above reward for the delivery TO me in Rich
Nmond If my NEGRO MAN. Joe Hill, who
-. abscouded from my factory on Monday
f,or wing last He is we'll known among the to-
bacco factory negroes. He is not exactly black, tnt
sort CT dsrK, pale color. about feet TO feet !
inches HIGH little inclined ~ stotp IN me snoui
ders: his front eth set rather out from his mouth.
aud wide aoert He can cad and write well when
spoken 10 looks At you with SORT OF stare and per-
hang q little cullen. He wore, when ct wofz, a
brown coat. al somewhat gray and black Ients
For his sunday sait he had a black coat and black
ssiate. In hinz William county. If he should have
left the city and state and should be app.ehen ed
out of This state, and brought b>ck and delivered
20 1t las THOMAS. Jr.
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kUNAWAY.-SiCO REWARD.

IA The above reward will be paid for the appre-
heDsion and delivery to Bavis b Hutchinson,
S9 in the city Of Richmond. or confined IN any
IAN 80 that get him ain, il taken ont OF the state
Of yirgna and 500 If taken in the state OF virginia,
for M man TuUMAS JEFFERSON: He Is aoont
81 yesrs OF az brown complexion iul head OF hair.
GOOD teeth ieet 10 inches high and rather grum
counteuance. JOHN hUTGH ESUr.
H55- Enquirer and Whjg will copy in weekly pa
nor txrica zach ia 22--tts
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RunATAYe.
4 3 wv ApD Aha.onde I. Abo 1T

- SiOREWARD,- -Abssonde I, Abo at
tn. x.eka ago. NEGRO NAN, named
NHgnry icalls himself Henry Jobnsont he
HZ e about ~ ysars " age. ginger breed eoiod.
iii,. mead u hair tall. and very iiseiy aps 70
black shssg coal and black felt hati was last seen
at Dir tilstt's, eh1ckoe Hill; LIVED ct bianssn'
lie ab.,ys reward ii delivered to Nc " n DaBsEf.
OF kichmehd. JAMES JOhHcoN.
Ia cit
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. WAS COMMITTED to the Jail

of Chesterfield county on the 9Th instant .
NEGRO. who calls himself NM WblTE,
XII ard say 8 he is free, and resides in the city
% baltimore, State OF Mary land The said Nesro
is about feet inches high, complexion black and
rather slow in speaking when spoken 70 II the
said negro IL not free, the owner /. required TO coe
forward, prove property, pay charges, and take him
away or he will be dealt with according to law.
ga DUVAL,
10 1r-1mA IaiIor (,heafar Fl old cNunkY Va.
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Tailor Chesterfield counry. "
$3.50 REWARD. Ran away,

~ $3.50 REWARD. - Ran away,
"a about 9th December 1858, my boy HENRY.
Henry ia about "a years of age rather deli
XII. cate in appearance, about feet or 10 inches
In nright bright muatto full head OF heir, OF good
address but rather cringing when spoken TO- laughs
when talking, find of dress and somewhat Of a
dandy, had a small patch of beard on bis chin He
is slso little bowed in the legs and can read and
write
will give fifty dollars reward if the above negro
Ia taken Ia this State and lods ed in Jail here
can get him; and $3.50 Ii taken in any other slave
Ptate I will give $3.50 reward If information sum
ciert for conviction can be given agairet any white
man tho may have had hand III getting him of
to free State.
ia Its CHARLES L. HOBS0N.
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q IN y Iq'r. y T0 INOBFOLK CITY

JAIL AB A kUNRWAY.--Was commitstd
10 the Jail Of the GJrporation Of the city OF
XII. Nosf5.k on tire - b day Ct NoyembeT, 1869,
/. -. 70 man calling himself TUh BAlLf. the sara
negro usu Is i've feet seven and one hslf inches
nigh, and weighs one buadred and sixty-lye
pounds about ibirty j ears rid. Of light complex
ION states that ips wsspLorn IN Suumsrset county,
MARYLAND. and claims to e born free, had on when
committed to jail, Sleeps Clothes Ard saiior
hat Thoo CUEfEEw
10 9--fw stfgtapI ivy NoitoiA.
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,a...- LADIEs' MISSTS s. aud chill.

ssesssssE DREVs' BOOTS AND SHOES We have
en- hand u large ard we'll selected assortment OF
Ladies, Missed ard Childrena' Beots and Shoes,
both with and without heels, which are very tine
and pretty nbracing most of the different styles
now IN use foT dress purposes And No have also
had made grossly to order, mr. late assort
ment of Ladies, Misses ALI Chdrens Shoes Tor con-
slant wear which are made fully good and sui
stantial, % Shoes can be msGe, and are soit and
plessau: TO wear. Cal! and see them at
PUrSEY Il WATTS.
f. 10 No us Main rtreet.
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A HOME, THAT Ii A HOME!

"A FOR SALE.
propose TO sell my FARM. in the county OF Ap
pomNttox Va, containing $50 Acres lying i've miles
from Concord Depot. South-side Railroad, and four
miles from James river in good eon1ition tor grow
lug any of the crops adapted to this climate, and
worthy an examination by any one wishing to pur.
chase The Lands are almost level. every acre Of
which can be cultivated. The improvements are all
of the latest style and new costing at least So o
About one-thrd Is now ia timber venieptiy ar
ranged for the fields This hand Cab be bought as ii
stands with Teams, Farming Utensils, stocE OF eve
~ iption and provisions of every kind Tor the
year. 49,
The piass can DO divided to suit purchasers. with
good improvements On both places. Possession
given Immediately. Address
JOS. JAS. BURKs,
Spanish Oaks P. O., Appoms,tox. Va.
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January 3lsf, los9.
Augusta COUNTY, TO Wit

AuauSfA COUNTY, 20 VII
On the 1 IT of Prbruarr 1852 VIM II Tams. Cash
fer of the central Rank Of Virginia, made oath be-
fore the subscriber Notary public that the with
in statement il corr act the best OF bis knowledge
And belief Way Notary Pubic
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la CLOTHING. 1858. FALL
"A CCDS-SECOND SUPPLY JUST RE
We CEIVED-The subscriber has in store a
--.sg&. large and varied assortnentof Clothing of
his own nanutacture, embracing every article IN
the Clothing trade. Materials and workmanship
not surpassed by any.
Also. Furnishing Goods, such as Shirts, Collars.
Drawers Socks. Cravsts, Neck-Tes. Gloves. suspen-
ders Money Belts Pistol Belts, &c, &C.
III his Tailoring department the finest and best of
Cloths. Cassimeres and Vestings, selected by him.
self ia person. with especial reference to the retail
trade which will compare fa vorably with any house
in the city, which he will make to order in the
shortest time In the best and most fashionable style
Gall and leave your measure for something nice.
4 b SPENCE,
No 49, Corner Of Main and 18th sts,
&C Onthier and Merchant Tailor.
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Northera Marketss-tBr Tnsssarsud. ,.,
pAlf,NoAE, Feb. u Flour unsna1ses,.s. Corn
..ssrss wh,ss 81 Utoi 20; red u see'o'' WI
arm; yellow 5ts1'7e s,.,. Is ,ase
Nrw Yoax, Feb n -flour ouoyases; era whs !,
rs; Ohio % ,0s D: s.ntns ., sn,s. srlow s2.
vHy a sss ~" Cotton heavy and unchanged. ma
VA; ssorss iirm. Rice sseady'
CENTRAL BANK on NikoisiA.l
..x A WIZ Governor OF Nrcfuiu:
psap .ir- Within pi.sse ind quarterly report o.
49, p,nf A. oi the lst inst
u" 0A""' Very respectfully.
w II TAMS. Cashier.
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aA,rn. CATS, scoSs. Gao

s~w~, TRUNKS AND VALlCES.
EssIs111rHAa We have row on hand very La &c
M OF Tru 1ha d d, vs' Kinds sl Of
Trunks from the nalrst 20 the largest SIZES Call
PUTEEY 4 WATTS
f. N No ll3 maiu street.
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JULIUS H0BsoN, Collector of the City of Richmond.

ErOR KIDNEY AND BLADDER AT
l. FECTIONS.-.EARTSH0 RNE'SG GREAT BUCHU
HOMPOUN D. for the rarid cure Of all Kidney and
Bladder Complaints This Concentrated Compound
tor all Diseases or Complaints of the Bladder. Eid
neys. Drorsy, Gravel, elects. Leucorrh9a Whites.
Urinary Complaints, Distractions. and ali Diseases
and Weaknesses of the Sexual Organs. whether of g
constitution al origin OF from any other cause, OF
long or short duration
1t is prepaI 81 by Chemist. containing no Mer-
curry, and is pronounced By medical men to be not
only the best. but the cheapest Buchu Compound in
the world Persons who have suffered for years and
could scarcely walk, have been cured By using one
or two bottles.
Large Bottles 81; small Bottles 80 cents. Sid by
FISHER h WINSTON. aud ali Druggists Ia Rich
mond, Petersburg, Norfolk. and other tswns in Viz
ginia. ia 2S-3m
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,,,r,,,ca of he Central Bank ef ITreiasa, for he
Quarter ending jan, l, 1859.

We have examined the foregoing statement. and
" WV. KINNEY, President.
MATHEW PILSoS.
HG 0UrHRlE.
VIM w DaNA0HE,
WM BELL,
HUGH w sHEFFEY,
GEO h PRICE.
January 3lxt losq,
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RY returning my thanks to the public
~ generally, and our patrons especially. who
have so hberaliy encouraged us in our late business
connexions. request continuance OF their favor
10 transfer To the NEW ESTABLISHMENT
NEH CLOTHING STORE ENTIRk NEW AND
FRESH STOCK.
BGCHES has taken the store, No 80 Main at
under the Mansion House, opposite the old stand
which will be newly fixed up and ready for bust.
ness about the first part OF March next He will
seep constantly Gu hand variety of French Ger
man and English CLOTH, CASHMERE, VEsf
lhu5, which will be made TO order, in the latest
READY MADE CLOTHING, Gentlemen's Furnish
ing Goods. Boys Clothing. etc
Particular Dotice will he given when the opening
u fhs store takes place, where no will be ready
TO serve his friends aud acquaintance
ia 6--lm~ BECHER, No 50 Main st.
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[EFFERY MASON, successor to GEO.
VI KELLY, III Main street. Richmond. Va,
having purchased the entire interest of9 N. BIZ
TX. Ia tbs r,rm OF ELY MASON. will cont.nus
the bu iness IN al ts branches at the old stand. IN
the nams OF sFFERl MAe0S.
Thankful fr ths very iibeTs patronage bestowed
upon the old rn. he hopes. by strict and prompt
attention 70 Business. aud keeping we'll selected
tock 20 merit 3 continuance of tlis same. All ey
Sers promptly attended to.
70 2-lm JEFFfRf MACON,
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WESTERN RAILRoAD-NoTICE TO

" ENGINEERS OYYicI W II.
Z FAiErrkVLLs, N. O., Feb 81, Is:?.-s-aied pro.
gosals i'll be received at the En- eica efthe
W. II. X until the 25th aay OF February. for the
irssuatien ani Masonry OF fis miles Of their road
fnrnishng the Cros :ies for IS miles aud for the aJ
ing ef q miles OF trak and netil the 18th oil Feb
ruaFy ier the lupsrsftueture OF the Bridge acrGss
loves Little River, (a1 Il et long
Gosd re- forences will be require contractors asto
heir ability o. carry tgt ther contract
PsaEs probes ana specireatious can be seen NJ The
iompany's effice Ia Tayettesils, on and after the
18th inst wa RuPkk.
Oh. Fng'r azd fupt.
The Western Railrs ad O. mpary eesiga placing ths
balance OF the grazing and sursrsirueture Of their
DAD 20 Dssp river. tbJs milss.l under contract by
he LIT day Of April; Int would receive proposals
.pos. to .u, init proposals. BASED upon 80 aproxi'
nate locati n.
10 S-dt25th K.
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STCCKS FOR SALE
~ $laeO3 Virginia State
l0,oG0 Virginia aud Tennessee, % mortgage
$500 Virginia aud Tennessee, Sd mortgage,
eight years te run
500 Mapassa Gap lst mortgage
1880 Orange Alexaudris, per cts
20 shares Richmond Danville Railroad
Stock
IL shares Richmond Fire Association
l0J shares Virginia fre and Marine
tG0.shsTes Lyncbburg Gas Company
For sale IN sums to sui purrhas by
CIV PURCELL kcO,
de 80 EXCHANGE and Stock Brokers'
FAMILY GROCERY
AND LIQUOR STORE,
Franklin hsi,resH 18Th and 10Th streets
The subscriber would cali attan tiou 10 the follow
'ng which compT Uses oaly part Of his stock:
Green and Black Teas. OF supef Tor quality;
Rio, Laguayrs aud Java CO ffst;
Crushed. Powdered and Coffee sugars;
Mslas es aud Golden syrup;
Butter. Lard. Flour aud Fish,
Cocoa. Choe olate, srices of all kinds,
Crackers. Cheese ana Pickles;
Maccaroni, sweet Oil and vinsgar:
Rice, Curraats and RAisinR:
Pa or, Hams and Smoked Beef;
Foreign and Domest b. sndies.
JP kAYENAGH.
fec Fiankiin st. above Ia Market.
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JANUARY, 1859!


With full stock full force aud unabated eaereies.
are making ready for t.ae coming season, ana WIN
a view OF cutting down stock. and making some
i'm prov ements in their wate-roons as also 70 give
themselves elb0to roam for the spring campaign
they will from this time offer every thing st bal ge
discount upon regular market rates, unth TIE op0A
ing OF the season. . n
Never has 40 rare an opportunity been presented
TO the great buying pubic of laying in their sup
plies for either winter summer, as theT assorf
ient ia lar ge, fresh and Well assorted 49,. ;.
Fer the hrst time in their buslness histot j. ~
some departments, thsy Will COMMENCE THEIR OWN
IMPORT ATOMS the ensuing spring, and parties na5
rely from arrangements made, that ever s,io
selected the other eide OF the p0la1 "iii Co II
and quality passe ,and IL At yle ana
pCgai TO an ythiug brought to the country- ETety
Department about their establishment win oe
pisced in the haads OF Judicious aud experienced
hands so that their customers shaii h.se ever
facility and advantage which the experience anu
observation OF years hs. gwen them IA L--s
NEW aUOpS.-We are opeGing to-day
IN s.veral cases of bleached and brown Shsctinss
and sbirtpgs: extra heavy undr ssed iIi-h Linens,
and MaryIsnd Penitentary piaids. which We are
selling at the lowest MAJ kst Price r,,y.r,,
Ja3i IVY bloao ee
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS-We are
Id opening today 100 pieces new sni neat styi%s
and sheetings, with many other new good', al Oh
which We cfer very cheap; ,,,,u,yp, l. puo
tee . MILh1lro,3I. ~ 0
TINEN GOODS! LINEN GOODS =
IL Persons in want of Table Cloths, Napkins
Towels Linen Sheetiugs, and many other Linen
Goods, will find large assTtintnt ana Ieiy 10Y d.
fe MlLLhlS DIV
WHITE GOODS AND EMBROlDE-
w $50 reduce stock in these goods. We
are ffsriug Inducements TO ladies IN want OF such
fe2 AILLHISEk BRO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-12
GREAT REDUCTION IN an

q GREAT REDUCTION IN NE
III THE PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS 1zA
From Is TO 20 per cent saved by buying
NN from j. II. ANTHONY. Columbian Hotel
~- building.
Moleskin Hats Of best quality, 3 So Do, second
quality, 3 CO.; Fashionable silk Hats So
Fine Calfskin Sewed Boots, SO Congress Cater
Boots, Is; Fine Ca fskin Sewed Shoes, Is.
j. H. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
Of the best makers III the city OF Philadelphia,
10 supply him with handsome and substantial
Calfskfn Sewed BOOTS, which he win sell at the an
precedented low price Of THREE DOLLARS AND
HALF &C 23-d Awts