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NEW LAW FITeN1.
KEITH & WILKES,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

rIIE undersigned having formed cOpa5tner;ship
under the name and style of Keith and Wilkes;
and will attend promptly to all business entrusted
TO them for the Districts of Abbevie, Anderson
pickcns. Grecnville, Spartanburg and laurcns
Mr.. Keith will practice in the Equity Courts IN
those Districts.
Their office is at No g. Brick Range, Anderson
c. H.. S. c. - ,r,,,,pc
Aug II
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Mr.. George Barr, aged 80 years, died in
Sumter on the 7th inst. And Mr.. VIM.
Montgomery, aged y years, died i'll VIII
liamsburr on the 28th ult
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MIR. BRECKENRIDGE AND THE RICHMOND
CoNvENT1oN.-The Eutaw (Ala.) Lndcpen-
deM OjScrrer of the Sd inst. says: " Hon,
John Erwin, President Of the Richmond
Convention. has handed us the following
letter from Hon. John G.. Breckenridge.
accepting the nomination Of that Conven-
tion:"
LEXINGTON. July 2Gth, 1860.
DEAR SIR: In answer to your letter OF
t 10Th ult., containing official informa-
ton of my nomination for the Presidency
of the United States, by the Democratic
Convention assembled ut Richmond, l
have to say that I accept the nomination.
and shall strive to merit the confidence
implied by the action of the Convention
! trust that full discussion OF existing
issues will result in establishing the Con-
stitution and Union Of the States upon
immovablc foundations.
With good wishes, I am your friend
JOHN C. DRECKENRlDGE.
Hon. John Erwin President of the Rich
mond Democratic Convention, Greens
borough, Ala.
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SuIclDE.-A correspondent of the Pc
tcrsburg Express, writing from the Green
bricr, Virginia, White Sulphur, on the 10th
instant, says:
"This morning, man by the name Of
Chapman committed suicide in his cabin,
by drinking two bottles of cologne. lie
was incbriatcd at the time, and had been
under the influence of liquor for eight or
nine davs. He was resident of Orange
County, VA. and was lawyer OF some
responsibility"
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 1G.-Gov. Stevens.
Chairman of the Breckenridge and Lane
National Executive Committee, to-day re-
ccivcd letter from Mr.. Brcckinrdgoi of
such character as warrant him in Civ
ing an emphatic contradiction to all ru-
mors of his desire to be relieved front his
position as a candidate for the Prcsiden-
cy. The committee have just began
sending out an address to the Democracy
and people of the United States, mainly
in reply to that of the Douglas Executive
mttcc.
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The Federal Court, sitting at Green
vile, adjourned as we learn from the En-
trprise, on the 18th inst. VIM. McMahan
was convicted in two cases Of robbing the
mail. For the first case he was sentenced
to ten years Imprisonment in jail for the
second, to three months Imprisonment
and fine of one hundred dollars.
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HEAD QUARTERS.

1st BRIG lst DIVISION, S. G. NJ,
GREENvILLE, S. c.
ORDER NO
CcoRDING to orders from Headquarters, an
N ELECTION is hereby ordered to be held, ac-
cor,ling to law, ut the Regimcntal Parade Grounds
of the Rcgin,cats comprising this Brigade, on the
27M day Of SeptcmSee- nert, for MAJoR-GENERAL
to command lst Division; S. c. NJ, and to fill va
cancy occasioned by resignation of Major-Gaiferal
Smith. The result of said Election will be for
wardcd to this Office Immediately thereafter.
Colonels commanding the respective Regiments
arc charged with the extension and execution oil
this Order. By order of
H. LEE THURsToS, Brig. Major
Aug IA ~
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Latest from Eurone.

CAPE RACE, August 1S.-The steamship
Glasgow, Capt. Thompson, with Liver
pool dates to the Sth instant, passed of
here last night.
The sales of cotton at Liverpool on
Monday and Tuesday reached $4,000
bales. The market was firm. Sales OF
cotton on Wednesday 10000 bales The
market was firm. Consols were quoted
at 93l@933 for money and account.
Breadstuffs were advancing. Flour was
firm; all qualities have slightly advanced.
Wheat firm; fine rcd slightly advanced.
Corn closed quiet; some circulars say
closed advancing. Rosin dull at Is. I'd.
All efforts to conclude an armisticc with
Garibaldi have failed.
Propositions were being made to repulsc
the invasion.
Improvements were being actively in
troduced in the army and navy.
Garibaldi was hourly expected at Ma
pies. The Kingscnt four thousand troops
to Reggie, who are expected to join Gar
ibaldi OH his landing.
At Naples, three hundred troops, who
were on the point of joining Garibaldi,
were arrested.
The Minister of War ordered the con-
ccntration Of lagg portion of the army
around Naples
There werc serious disturbances at Bel
grade between the Syrians and Turks.
a large number Of volunteers arrived
at Palermo on the 4th.
1t was denied that Napoleon was to
have an Interview with, Emanuel.
The Garibaldians were invested in Fort
Scylla, opposite Messina.
1t was stated that the Select Commit
tee of Commons condemned the Whit
worth gun.
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ANDERSON PRICES CURRENT,
Corrected weekly by England & Bswloy.

RAGING 100 oo
BALE ROPE. IN M 191
BAGGING TWINE o.
ADAMANTINE CANDLES. o5 n 20
SPERM CANDLES, % "a 20
RIO COFFEE, 1G IS
JAVA COFFEE, 90
TEA GO M1OO
RICE. ri
N. O. SUGAR. II G -:
(C) COFFEE do. 11I6 13
(B) do do. 125
(A) do do. 13-N 1874
CRUSHED do. II
n. NO o. M01Assps NC; "a a. 10
" WEST II INDIA Do DO 10 As
SAN = ,sT p' Z sack 50 Is a. . 25
CASI C1,o STEEL, I, 22 a. 25
GENMAN STEEL, II a. 10
BLlSIEk do. 10 (1 12I
mEpE ihON, 81 OF
ENGLISH do. 5@t3
6aNp DO 81 OF
SHEET 90. ga 10
CAoIlNuo, Ct 9 10
NAILS' NAL , B a. Ct
RIfLE pOWDEk, g 90 a. so
BLASTING do. 81 10 O. 90
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DR.. John Bcllinger, one of the oldest
and most successful Physicians in Charles
ton, died in that city last week.
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DUEL WITH Swords.-In New Orleans.
Saturday, P. MajolIy and N. Galabert re-
paired to the aOaks," to settle difficulty
according to the rules of the duello. The
weapons were small swords. AT the fifth
pass the combatants were simultaneous
ly wounded-Majolly receiving hsadver-
sary's point in the right groin, whilst his
own sword passed through Galabert's arm
and penetrated the chest. This last wound
is considered very dangerous, it being be-
lcvcd that Galabert's liver is injured
Maiolys wound is not serious
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DIRECT IMpoRTArIoN.-Upon reference
to our commercial head it will be seen that
the slip Maclinaw arrived Oh Thursday
from Liverpool with full and assorted
cargo of merchandise for various mer-
chants.
This is certainly good evidence that our
merchants are determined to have fulland
varied stocks of goods from which our Gus
toners can make selections. We trust that
they will meet with full encouragement
in their perscvering efforts to bring about
il new order of things Charleston Courier.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-21

NOTICE --Desirous 70 DO what build up = o.
' our CIV, " have determined MANU- "a
fACiDklN6 OUR CLOTHING IN THIS CITY, st the ~
earliest Gay ar which We can make 20 DO Ill
GU Mr. heen has been absent Europe the last hree
ons goods Tor Spring sae and from his long
Pec ana taste expect show the most attrac
i've stock ever seen 10 this market BY day Of February
A nave Ia store superb Spring stock for the wholesale
trade ana We earnestly invite call Merchants who have
heretofore gone North Our extensive operations Important sd
Nau 10 e purchase o. goods and long experience enable US
70 ot As great Inducements those any house In the Union
- We shall from this day oG-r all WINTER CLOTHING at
uc fce fc. vii make the Of purchaser ~
anticipate their wants
ia2 KEEN BALDWIN WILLIAMS.
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TO PLANTERS AND GARDNERs.

FIHE Subscribers offer for sale co 90 bb poudrette by
the Lodi Manufacturing Company IN lots TO suit purchasers
This article Is In the twentieth year introduction into this
country andhas ouyed fertilizers Of every description
the following
lst II made from the night soil Of the city York by
the L. NJ Co.. who have capital Of 100000 invested In
business, which at risk should they make bad article
ID For corn and vegetables II the cheapest and
dest manure In The world be placed In direct with
the seed forces and rDen vegetation weeks earlier
the cut worm dObis tie crop, and Without disdgreedb odO
Three dollars worth two barrels is all sufficient to
OF corn IN the hill.
PEcEl Dbl 81 2bbls IS 30; 5bbs ss and bb Al 80
York city.
pamphlet containing every Information and certificates
farmers all the United States who have used from
seventeen will be sent free applying for the
GRIFFING BROTHERS CO.,
fell-2m EOCourandtst
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EIOISEk EEpENG GOODS
Ill 10 { and 1874 Linen Shee,ings, good make
10 / and u 1 Cctton do DO
Pillar Case Linen &c. 30 and - In
Marssiles Quilts, In l04 ia l24 and 1874
Arndale dc " l04 and ia
linen Table Drmask, large assortment
Damask Napkins and Dayles
Wine Cloth Fruit Napkins
Furniture Dimty aud Prints
Huck Towels and Diaper
Crash, Doulas and BuTlaps
Cord and whit. Cotton DamaSk for furniture
Turkey BED and Satin DeLans for curtains
Curtain Muslin in vari.ty
Beached Shirt ng Of best make
shring Linens At CSC. 31Hc. and 50c and nner
White Cambria and Jaconet
Null and Swiss MuslinL
CHRISTIAN 4 LATHRoP,
fel4 ~ Main o.
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
FOR FEBRUARY 1850.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS & co, Managers.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE

The Managers call The attention Of De Pa5lic to tie oong
Slsndid Se6sf1ss 10 be drd1on IN Wilmington Dealdre
BYSTATEA AUTR0RITY
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Cheap Clothing.
Durable Clothing,
Genteel Clothing,
Alto Main street.

ALL 10 and make selections buy the goods at your
~ own price We get all the stock out Of the
way and 90 that eud Oder such Inducements must attract
and secure sales
you wish % make good investment buy a suit Of
TTpNAN a HULL.
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A HTIRICIAL TEETH.

a THE CHEOPLAS7TC PROCESS E-1ss-l
q. W. JONES, DENTIST, having purchased the
right mode Of making Teeth and be- LILY
Ing entirely satisfied Of b absolute superiority gold
patna method with confidence commend II to All who
may desire full partial sets Of Teeh-and especially
with those they using In this nrocess
all objections the gold plate removehe sUcros be-
Ing perfect comfort and stability the aand the teeth
being the metal the food Is excluded from under
between them, aud they are therefore stronger cleaner smoother
and In every respect better.
consequence Of the perfect adaptation Of the plate 10 the
mouth the suction thereby secured he
teeth 0R caspsnd In all guarantee perfect and
siactory 1T, charge.
This method having been adopted and
highest profession North sad South testimonials will be
given specimens exhibited nav desire 70 see them
Those wishing exchange the old method s1r the new their old
plate will ia part pay Oce oppoIte Cornthan Hall
ONCE hours from 20 N, rom ~ 10 6. ocI-iy
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u AT MORRIS BOOKSTORE,
" Main Street.
THE Elohlm Revealed. By s. J. Baird. t250.
Lucy Croon BY the author Margaret Maitland" &c. 5c.
LIFE SPAIN past preent. By Walter ThOrnburg author
Of " Every a his Trumpeer, &c e.
THE Gen Samuel Dale, the Mississippi Psri
s
THE History Covenant the Of H. KurE
DID. Vol Sd. $2
ADOPTED Her BY Miss Pardoe. Cloth st25. PApsr o.
HARPERs Greek Cheap elegant
editions Classics for the schools sudsnt
Now Ready, Horace
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,
CLASS TEN.
To be drawn Wilmington Del, Wednesday, Feb. 90, ls6
Every Other Ticket ii Prize.
And 2UI APPROXIMATION pfIErs Au8ng Tom w up 70
1855 prizes, amounting 10 100000
Whole Tlckeis 40; Halves a.; Quarters 81 80.
lAuTION

Persons living distance should he extremely cautious
they order Lottery Tickets Certificates Packages
Tickets The country with bogus and swndng oe-
Every nducement held out get TO invest money
Capital Prizes Of from s2OOj 70 10000 head their
schemes-wh Tickets Dollar 100000 Capital Prizes are
offered Tickets Dollars All such, In every Instance are
frauds; money them Tickets, n
thrown away without the shadow chance getting prize
Beware Of all Capital Prize unusually large
comparison price Tickets. In every where
large Prizes offered small cost Of Tickets put down for
a certain fraud
~ All orders addressed 20 FRANCE, BR0ADBENTs CO.
Wilmington Del will with proupt attention, and the printed
official drawings sent as over
FRANCE, BROADBENTs CO.,
- rlnnAnr nnla
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Canital S1OOOOO Onnr

'TIO'OOOlOOO-
ANNUAL INCOME, S2,25O,O00t
INVESTED N THE UNITED sTATEs OVER sso0OO0i
All Directors Personally RI pOrs5s J0r Ae Engagements Of
tbe Company
WE respectfully ask attention the security Of the Liverpool
w and London Insurance Company It's policy holders
large cash capital and investments stated above
The capital and ncoe OF the Company enable 70 take
lines convenient 20 parties ng large onsurance
addition ordinary Of insurance Company
PERHA NEHT Policies on the payment Of TKH1HEU
Al PREMIUMS Property e, thcnceforh, PERMANENTLY
INSURED The Policy be cancelled any e and the pre-
MUM will he returned less per cent.
This Company will make by loss Of Rents Fire.
and most liberal principle.
Under the Policies Of this Company all claims paid upon pre-
senaon satisfactory proof loss without G5GteFeHt deds
Ho for Interest; and a. usual aer pres.nts-
ton Of proof. WORKMAN WYATT, Agents,
mh14 100 Main few doors above PostoEce
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BACON, LARD, BUTFER, CHEESE. &c

pACON, LARD, WUTTER, CHEESE, &c.--
ID 25 hhds. Hams Shoulders, Sides aud Breasts
S5 bbs prime leaf Lard
25 tubs prime Goshen Batter
30 boxes prime Goshen Cheese
l1J boxes r. ID. DO
leo bhs refined Sugars
90 bbls. prime Jersey Cider
10 No. Mackere
100 do No. 3 do
~ do Frost's BuckWheat
80 do crop y. o MoaBses
20 10 cider Vinegar
200 packages assorted Teas
loo dozen assorted Brooms
loo do do Pals
Sal Soda
Frcy's assorted Shot
do prime Goldfish
Landing and packets from New York Philadelphia
and baltimore, for sale low by wM II. TYLER,
ia6 18Th street. between Main and Cary
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WM. IRA SMITHS
Southern Clothing Mandatory,
ESTABLISHED IN 1850.


Is fact not generally known that established Clothing
Mandatory iufh city TEN YEARS AGO and have constant
F Tor that time continued o. and make large portion OF nv
stock n Richmond hundreds ci my customers VIII testify 70;
sni htyigs Increased forces from time 10 me better
prepared to receive orders or work u large small quantities
than heretofore ant VII guarantee 90 furnish them just low as
t De hd Of Northern houses and equal In style and ma
teraL
fug practical Business not having climbed In at
ths vndow others h1uder dater myself that
give much and good article tJr the price any house
North or Sog.h
Let those who wish buJ up Southern Manufactures
patrone the 0 established houses rrst and let reap the
reward they justly for past future services
THE hlaAug prove by from seventy yfve 10 one
hundred hands W employ and many OF them have been
f0r years
paroae the manufactures 40 home especially when you
DO without ad dI.,ilu1l cost. WM IRA SMITH,
Jas ia Main -.
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'- . ". WlLLIAus Z. & REID,

Commission Merchants,
" rEyER WtTNrT AED SECOND STREET,
CinJtnuuti, Ohio.
rr Pr an k..s u' ~ pstr rm Produce, laa make
Cash Advances on Con~ignmcuts iHr sale, or
haudlsr r.l it and stored on account of plrchas-rs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-21
RICHMOND MADE

Agricultural Machinery.
IAvING completed my machine shops Prsnkla Street,
aud Alley the whole being connection with I'm
Store Main Street, Invite particular
attention Virginia. my facilities FOR maniac
turing every Agcul achnery and Implement
shall pay especial attention 20 the manufacture OF IHRfsH
ING MACHINES Of the best models materials and workmanship
Nv PORTABLE HORSE POWER Is arranged to require no
digging starting and has secured the approval OF All
who have used them Ay PATENT STRAW CUIEs are 100 wen
known 70 need CONNER dauoa
As heretofore keep niy hand Of own make and
v warranted Shcea hand and horse power Wheat
Fans Crads Reapers Hay Presses Cider Nl Seed Br pGWs
arrows Hay Rakes Cleaners CuyHtoTs Gum and Lsaher ma
chine Betting sc. SC
pr Repairs Of all kinds promptly attended 10. -
AGENT FOR Pckford Hulaans Wheat and Gusno Dnl aud
McCormick's Reaper and Mover - - .
feS-d3m H. VI ehlIii 80. - haln sI
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JAMES q. BOsIEER,

INSURANCE AGENT.
cs East aide q Street Second door North ofs Corner Of
Ndia and l10.
ID EPRESENTs the following well established and reliable Com
III panes:
ana surplus foVVIOOo
Homboldt Rr Co.. Of .he City Of New York, capt
ynoa 9 Prs Ipsr,n Co Of me cty Of New York cspia
Irving Fire Co.. Y, capital 500 with large
surplus.
Phoenix Fire In Co.. Of Brookyn Capital and surplus sqol 900
Policies Buildings FuCnure Manufactures Merchan-
die Personal opery ne8y against os damage by
fire. the favorable ehs Losses promptly adjusted and
settled the offered by the above csmpsnes
conducted they exp ences underyrer affords the
insured the ample guarantee and the full that all
contracts entered into by them will be ufedln the most sa
factory The long Of the subscriber 10 these
matters viii facilitate and protect 10 the best Of his abes the
OF all who be disposed paronize bis efforts Coun
try risks Inland navigation risks, Vessels and their esrgses In
mort irsus on the mos reason
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fe9-Stawihd
A tAKp Te mEnnEE.s or THE LEGIsLA.

- TURF would respectfully suggest 10 Meml before eav
Ing homes thing which tbs :Shtuld small
imperfect and fading LkeHees Of friends a1d re yes WHO
deceased they should bring such with em aud have them copied
by Ma MINIS who prepared 90 copy every style Of Likeness
and enlarge them desired size and have them coored
coors thus enablngprson beautifully
ted life size FOrd n Of other styles from the small and "a
ding picture they have their oyei lost" Should
they also desire themselves, family friends
and unfadng likeness either In AEOTYrE, PH0ToGRAPI Ps
India Ink OIL Water Coor Cayou they should pepar
the executed by G.. W MINNIS h beautiful
y arranged Photograph and FINE Art gallery 27 Main street.
Richmond,
Mr. Mnu has IN his employ the very best Of Art In all
various branches Of his much diversified Art and produces
equal superior 10 that Of similar establishment either
North South In all guaranteeing satisfaction his
rons otherwise they expected pictures "A thing
beatty joy every such the styles Por
traure executed At his GALLERY. y.
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1889.

no FAEL. 1859.
X. PARI\E Err \ 60.
..--yr-r ASSORTMENT og STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
: 1ls-U. .. r..a.-. a aHraa-.n- 90 ea- ,rs-i, snd
.-. .s -.4 r. brave H.s r s-or.l large aet wei sg-
... ~ FIss.sN a.t DOMESTIC DRY GOODS 90 which
...-. .E.s ....r H...u--r-
r. F..s..I E-.-I ~lLNo
E.a.. u. E,N--1
r.n- rr E.-.N '1r mourning
-a. r..r..I SILK toEES
F,--r H... H..r.. 81. .N E1HFS
F...H H.... a $50, -,ILlNE ROBES
G.. n.sC .r .ra-.. NIJ SS LINES
PHHrSs Ft..Nrtt-. pytL DE tHENRES
F...-. F.r..I F-.r-. NEElNUkS
I..I I.... ltaNu.s
F..a .UENs. Black tLPACAS
C.UII, CASHIERS and NESTlNGS
E4arfH- H...r srrLFD CLOTHS
s.rs r-.g -illNhlS LIS,tiS, &C.
81. E.Hk.H
....I 1. .--l >.rrartt BLANKETS.
--r-a ...IF usually sept H lrst-clts' Dry VoNda
5.s. A.l. s. aee.I ... very cheap, ,e-'--
IAN N RECEIPT OF TEIEFaLL Fashions "
i .lea, HATS, embracing an che various coIors -
r.e,. JOHN THOMPSON. s.; Main e.
TUT FARUERN' ROO e. have made pc above CO..
i ..lr f- H...s v-ar. The are Doodle se.-s, sew
-.r rsv rr ..s They equally adapted Tor uul-sl=i
.V 1i r.1H'-e-s. Also, general assortment ot every
.., WI WALSH
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DEMOYAL.-We beg leave to inform friends and The
Ii public generally that have removed TO ronon
store, Governor street between Main and Franklin where
have largely increased facilities Tor manufacturing all articles In
ule and will be able show the largest complete
PLATED JAPANNED and plain TINWARE to be found 10
house, either North South We have also magnificent
Of GAS FXTUREs Of all kinds aud shall continue carry
the PLUMBING GAS and STEAM FITTING TIN and PATENT
ROOFING branches Of business with largely increased force
and facilities assuring that have sysemted
business that shall attend 10 all orders with
Thankful FOR the liberal patronage bestowed many
years pact hope TO receive continuance Of the In
house
PORTABLE GAs-woRKs put up in town and country.
film CHARLFS D. NALE co.
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BRAND CUTTING.

INE undersigned having removed his shop the TOBAC
co FNCHANGE, 18Th and Cary SIS bcgs
his CUSTOMERS ana the Public generally that he stu
atei so all Wosk (Which he may be favored
the best vorkman manner pos ble notice II
you Brand for Tobacco Flour Grain bags achnrryo any
other articles you may manufacturer send in oEdeHand
Will accommodate you reasonable terms guaran
tee 20 give you entire satisfaction.
Also fine lot Of Branding Brushes Kew Checks Brass Letters
Gc A T. GRAHAM, Brand Gutter,
Under Tobacco Exchange,
18Th A Richmond Va
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,

GLASS 50.
To he drawn In wilmington Del, Saturday Feb 25 1860
SCHEME
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TO TOURISTS Y MERCHANTS VISITING new YORK
THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
800 & 367 BROADWAY,
Corner PrankIin Street,
AGENT FOR THE AMERICAN TRACT socIErY.

DOssFssFS advantages which al travellers appreciate Ts 10.
cation cannot DE surpassed, beng the principal
places OF business and T- apartments. which
there huudred Vt furnished ami wl ventilated
and being conducted he Euop-su psn visitors live
hes: style will the great economy large paror fronting
Bro idN and commanding extensive ytW that xode-
nowned torsugbHro Doe been leluy furnished the use OF
afford the greatest comfl to sue4'.
TurT TVrr Arftstf 'TF 4 with
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~, ,3y6 prizes, amouhIIhg 70 FI,tII,UOU.
Tickets ay0. Halves 10 W; Qrs. 3 90: Eighths SO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-21

CARD.-Belng desrous Of closing close possible
n Winter Clothing, determined
sell at shade above cost Our obec, 70 urn much Of
into money possible We the greatest inducements
offered before We respectfully invite fens the
public generally call and examine for themselves ~ humbus.
SIMPSON 4 MILLER