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,Addres. Lawrvncev!le, Brunswick county, Va.

The location OF Mr.. Posnors School Is midway between
his residence an. my own, and pupils will be received As
bourders In my family at Mr.. P.'s rates. Mr.. Diggs Poyuor
will Loard with me. This arrangement secures 10 those board
Ing with me such assistance In their studies US may be requir.
ed At any time, and that degree Of counsel nr control which
wilt he beneficial 10 their morals or manners. ] have known
Mr.. poyuor from his childhood, and can confidently recon-
mend him to the public as competent BY his attachments
aml qualified by his character aud disposition for the pro-
fession In which lie now engages. All boys Who may be en-
trusted to me shall receive that kind and parental atten-
ton extended 10 my own sons.
J. RAvENSCRorT JONES.
Brunswick Springs, Va, August 10th, ls6V.
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TO THE CREDITORS OF TEIE ESTATE
OLE y IL runpSTnN DECEASED.

UT .- TT. IIIUKN IUNt =
CoAaIssroSEg's OFFICE, RICHMOND, Oct. lVth' 's~'
kElNG thcl e,o requested by D. T. Williams, adn'n!stra,
y tor Of y. II. Thornton. deceased, | have appuinleu
TUESDAY, TIE l1TI DAY OF deer, istO, IN thc 'ine,
aud my Office, Ia i:e!yin's Building, Bank and lsth streets,
ifihis city, as the place, for receiving proof OF deots OF u1-
malds against The said deceased or Ills estate.
lou are, therefore, hereby notified 10 produce oriose ~,
on Ur t.tore that day such evidence rs may be necessary
to establish your claims. Parties failing to prove iheir
claims MS herein required, will be excluded rom te airI'
Administrator.
Given under my hand us Commissioner OF the Cocr' Oh
lustlngs OF the city Of Richmond, the date nDoSe.
Odt ll-cw4y Il. MILTON CAKl.
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"a, Il, ANDERSON, JOHN =. TASSrr
,OBIkr ARCHER. II. :. AncmHg.
TREDEGAR IRON WORKS,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA..
T5NH. SEFCL for i!s LIBERAL cI,cnura. cement extended TO
4 u, ly our S0uihsriI iiicnGs, We have spared nu exnciIse
In extending nur iac..i.i,o ID meet the Increased demand
fer our YaIlous manufactures. In our
CAR WHEEL DEPARTMENT..
We have made extensive improvements, hy the addition TO
our WHEEL FOUNDRY If Il building G5 by ~ feet, aud
the in,rulacti0n OF the nn.: modern and improved ma
chinery.
Our Wheels are bored hy = srlf-ceaierin2 horizontal Ma.
chine, ana ARE drawn on The Axle Gy Il powerful Hydraulic
Press, furnished with an Indicator, hy which the force ap.
piled 10 the Wheel IS accurately measured.
We continue Ia Manufacture, from brsl CHARCOAL
METAL:
Bar Iron; Railroad Chats; Railroad and SLIP Spikes;
Railroad Wheels Truck bolts and fish Bars Car and
Truck Ax.eS: Fridge, and u;hrr iIng l!olt.; Iron Trucks;
Cannon and rrrj-c,iirs. all kints Iron and Brass Cas;lngs;
Locomotive, Stationary and Portable Engines; Saw and
Grist Mills: Sugar Mills and Engines.
Oc, I-c!y J. r. ANDERSON & co.
DOUGLAS L. GREGORY
4 TTEND TIE COURTS OF HANOVER And KING
IA WILLIAM.
Is. Il. DOUGLAS aI.u attends III. Courts Of King and
Queen and Caroline.
d. u. DOUGLAS, Aylcti's, King william.
+. GREGORY. JR., Old Church. Hanover. Feb l0-cly
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NEW tSOOAS.
ID ECEIYEO AT WEST < JOllNSOS'S BOOKSTORE,
Ii l4j, Main street.
Wharton's Law Dictionary. IS.
Wharton & STILES Medical Jurisprudence, entirely new
edition. 81.
Grattan's Reports; volume 10. 400.
Gob!nson's Practice; volume =. 100.
Acts OF Assembly, ls59-'6O. %.
Richmond in Hy-Gone Days. new edition. by Samuci
Mordecal, Esq. 90.
The OLes Of Horace, translated into English verse, with 4
Life and Notes OF Theodore Martin; blue and gold. i1c.
The Wild Sports OF India. By Capt. Henry shakespeare.
I5c.
History and Theory and Practice Of the Electric Telc-
graph, Illustrated by Geo. d. Prescott. I -.
Tie Sunny South; or The Southerner at Home. by proi:
J. II. ~lngraham, author OF "The Prince OF the House Of
David" ! %.
y. B.-we are now In receipt, and are daily receiving
additional supplies, Of one Of the largest and best selected
stock of Books, in all branches OF Literature, that has ever
been offered In any Bookstore South Also. Stationery OF
both Foreign and American manufacture-all OF which we
offer 1T very reasonable prices, either for cash or approved
credit. Urder promptly attended TO, when addEesseut
WEST & J0HSSTuE. Publishers,
Booksellers, Importers, Statloners. look Dinders-.
Blank Book Aanufactur. -. and dealers In
Oct II Music and Musical Instrtirrnts, liJ Main st.
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4 S0UVTIEKN TEACHER.

N " y
"A SOUTHERN married man, who has had several years
N experience in teaching schools Of high grade, desires u
situation as PRINCIPAL "a q Male or Female Academy
lie would, however, teach any school that will pay him a
LIBERAL SALARY. lie Is qualified to prepare young men 10
enter the highest CLASSES ottie University, III The Lalih sna
French Languages, and Mathematics, ami can give s"tis-
factory references. For further particulars, address
EDWARD W. HALDACE, shacEeliordsr. u,
Ju,v 8i.-ctf King and Queen county. Va.
w 4 Lady competent to teach French,
w Music and the EnSlisi, LANGUAGES; can get sood Sill
,n,jon nv addressing DIR. WAT ii. TYLER, JK,
Sent oS-ctf Hague Post Office, Va.
aTiNTED.-A situation as Teacher, in 4 public
w school or private family, by IN a. NJ. graduate OF
Randolph Macsn College, whO Is competent to teach Latin,
Greek, French, Mathematics, and the higher English
branches. Address, EPSILON.
Sept. 25-ctf New Canton, buckingham, Va.
TEAVISG ENGAGED a YOUNG LADY,
Ill 10 teach In ny family, l would like 10 get four young
ladies, from twelve 10 sixteen, rs BUARDERS. Terms lot
board and tuition, only 5000; music extra. My residence
Is about five miles from Richmond, directly on the Rich.
mond and Petersburg Railroad, in Chesterfield county, and
Is remarkably healthy.
The school will he opened about the LIST October. For
further information address Mn5. WM. Ii. TEMPLE,
Care II. CARElSGTuN WATKINS, Richmond.
S.nt DE-atuuny
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srpImsrESDrsr's orrrck Il. r. & P. r. r.. CT

srpyHyTgSprST's OFFICE Il. r. & P. r. r. Co.,
RICHMOND, Sept. oG, 1860.
M ENTERS Of the Virginia State and Central AsriSuitu;,
by the Agent al The Station, (at the time OF purchasing
their ticket for Riuhnond) on presentation OF the'r ccriln'
cate OF membership, with a Free Return Ticket.
Stock or other articles, designed for exhibition ut The
above Fair, will he charged full fare down, but viii be re-
turned free OF charge, II remaining In possession OF the
same owner.
Persons wishing to send stock must give at teaSf six days
notice to the Depot Agent, so that proper care may be pro-
videh.
from SATURDAY, goth October 10 SUNDAY, 2sth. inclu'
slyc. SAMUEL RUFi,
Sept &c superintendent.
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RICHMOND THEATRE

kUNKEL & M0XLEY... ........ Lessees and Managers.
|. L.. PHILLIPS Stage Manager.
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF THE COOPER AMERICAN
OPERA TROUPE.
TEIlIIS FRIDAY EVENING. October 12lh. will be pre-.
Il scented, by special request, the Opera OF
IL TR0vAT0RE.
q Saturday afternoon will re presented cinderella,
or the Gas, Slipper" Saturday evening "Dcr Frey
.hnix
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Odd F.liyws' ,IlIi.
n. B.-IIou.s Servants, Cooks, Washers .uL lror.:., fs,
sale privately. $500.
AWE RIVER ESTATE, NEt:HGt:s,
STOCK, &C, ~, FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
7 OFFER for sale III. Valuable Estate, IN the county ~
4 Buckingham, Known by the namr OF Moniey!n-o, for
msrly ths residence OF Judge Cabell,D also the Negroes,
stock. &c, Of every description. The Estate coE;aius -25p
acres. OF which 2DJ ncrrs are james river low.srouniI q!
the best quality. Large crops o! Corn, Wheat and Tobacco
are annually made upon tlhs Est.'c. II Eas all the nr:ss-
sary improvements The ncsrnsIuarters are all new, VIII
brick chimnie5 and plank nUUr5. The tobacco houses are
bull, Of chestnut logs anil covered With chestnut -~hinEles.
!. has an Orchard containing upwards NJ 20oU trees Of the
welLwatered and healthy, aud has a magnificent view G:
lames river, mountain scenery, &c. This Est.i- Is Ola re
Sou,h-side OF Janes river, having n covered Lti1g" acres
the river TO the james river and kanawh" canal, sb'a. a
Quarter of a mile from the estate. A bargain MA! pc MA
by publication TO ne 1T Richmond. My oTsrseer :"
'"e estate 10 Any " """"S fCnAs. !. MoRRIss,
I90, Main street, Richmond, ~.
aI.o For Sale. COCO acres q. heavily timhercd Lad In
the same county. 80.
This land IL In It's virgin growth, and Hes seGa- ~ 70"
miles frpm the James river and kanHwha caoaI, II" mies
from Richmond, and 90 miles from Lyhchhufr.
Persons wishing to 20 into the lumber business srr'faHJ,
or to get rail road ties, slaves or h0op-p'i+. WI. "- VIII"
examine II.
Nc ONLY reason for Wishing TO sell the above estate, H..
that other engagements will hot allow ME tIae to a::chd 10
Il. Parties may, therefore, rely on getting nno property Tor
N low price. rs I am determined TO sell.
Any ofthe above lands vii! he divided TO suit purchasers.
have also for sale iinr farming lands near The ci'y OF
J"ne as-,f ClAs. Y. MoRRISs.
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RICHMOND LIVE NTOCK MARKET.
TgN1IE undersigned having procured the services OF X.
II, Crockett, for the purpose Of selling Live Stock
!n the Richmond market, will, with Luther s. Irvine, be
in the market on the list day Of September next, prepared
10 Give tn.ir undivided attention to all business entrusted
to them, and feel confident, from their long experience, to
be able 10 give entire satisfaction.
We will nuke liberal acknowledgements on cnnsignments.
JOHN GROUSE,
hug. 2u-ctf /" b. Irvine
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UNIVERSITY or LOUISIANA NEDl-
CAL DEPARTMENT.

UNIVERSITY or LOUISIANA aTEDI-
CAL DEPARTMENT.
HllIE Annual Course OF Lectures In this Department Will
commence ON Monday, November L., lsoo, anu VIII
JAMES \ D., Professor OF Practice of Medicine.
J, L: RIDDLE, n; D., Professor Of Chemistry:
A. CESAS, D., Professor OF Obstetrics.
GUsTAruS j.. MOTT, 81. D., Professor OF Ma,erla Medl.
r G. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy.
/. 81. LAWSON, NJ. b., Professor OF Clinical Medicine.
THOMAS HUNT, 81. D., Professor OF Physiology and Pa
thology.
4 l. T. : c HIaI;oIs u D.; Demonstrators of AnstOny.
The Rooms for Di.sec,ing will be open on the second Mon
day In October. 81.
The Faculty are visiting Physciahs INK sS
The Students accompany the Professors In their visits
and, free Of expense, enjoy extraordinary prac''ca' ao'Ah'
tages. III l.. s,....J
daily in the Inphitheatre OF the Hospital, from the hrst OF
October, on Clinical Medicine and surgery, and other suo'
'sc's without my THOMAS HUNT, N. D., Dean.
r5- The Administration Of the Charity Hospital elect an
| ,naIIv In Aprl. fourteen Resident Students, who are Uaih-
ta In nv The Institution. Aug .9-ewtls. Nov.
- ST. MAKY'S HALL.
n ,tE nr,y.elrhth Term At this Institution will begin on
THURSDAY, the lt day OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT, lAIi,ssnts
Day.) Punctual attendance Is requested, mat reeta'''ns
NM he held In all the Glasses on the following day,
ipplicatIobs for admission 10 be made 10 tne oIshop y
New Jersey, or to the Rev. E. x. Smith, Principal, at Eur
lInston, Nj.
MOUNT LAUKEL ACADEMY,
HALIFAX COUNTY, "a
PIKE POWERS, PRrScip.L; L. ". LUCKETT, ASSISTANT.
NJ R. LCCKETT IL q graduate in several schoos OF Tue
IE University Of Virginia, and very highly recommended
by his Professors.
The school opens October ls,, and closes the last Of July
Terms for board and tuition, exclusive of lights and
towels, ten months, $3.50, payable one-half on LIST October,
and 0ne''ai' on , 80 PIKE POWERS,
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COFFEE, SUGAR, TEAS, CHEESE, &c.
" so bags Old Government Java Coleo
20 hbls. "B" Coffee Sugar
20 bbls. Patent Cut Sugar
10 bbIs. Crushed do.
10 bbis. Pulverized do.
- h~alfchests Green and Black Teas
30boxcs Pine Apple and English Dairy Cheese
4 large assortment OF English Sauces and Pickles
Also, French and English Mustard, just received and
for sale by fASCEY / HARRISON,
DC, II 919 Main street.
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VIRGINIA STATE and CENTRAL FAIR.
SPONTANEOUSLY OFFICE RICHMOND & DASvILLs i. r.
Richmond, October S, 1850.

Richmond, October 5, 156O.
HIEMBEPs OF the Virginia State fT7iaaia4.1S5s
WI and Central Agricultural So. &aSS&szSsS EyI!S4
cieiy, visiting the above Par, Will
furnished at the time Of purchasing their tickets for Rich.
mond, by the Agent at the Station, with "a FREE RETURN
TICKET, on presentation OF their certificate OF membership.
Return Tickets Will be good from 10th to Both October,
Inclusive.
Stock, or other articles designed for exhibition mt tho
uboye Fnir, will he charged full fare down, and will he
returned free OF charge, II remaining In possession OF SAME
owners.
Persons wishing to send stock must give mt least three
days notice to the Station Agent, so that proper cars may
be provided. CHARLES q. TALCOTT,
Uct9 Superintendent.
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BURLINGTON COLLEGE.

HUE twenty. eighth Term at this Institution win begin on
Il THURSDAY, the lst. Of November, All Saints Day
punctual attendance Is required, that Rotations may be
held in all the Glasses on the following day.
The Rev. J. BRECKENRIDGE GIBSON, has accepted the Rec.
torship of the College, anI will enter on his duties ut the
beginning Of the next term.
This arrangement the result OF much thought and inqui.
~ on the part OF the Trustees, will give, It Is confidently
hoped, a new life and yigor to all departments OF the Inst!.
tuition, with n view to which the buildings will be at once
put 10 thorough repair, and ample provision made for Ia.
creasins the comfort o, the pupils, for building up u true
Christian home, and for all other advantages contemplated
In the plan OF the lamentcd founder OF the College.
As II Is the desire OF the Trustees, and the intention Of
the Rector 10 give special attention for awhile 10 the Pre-
puru,ory Department, md to make Its discipline as perfect
rs possible, none others than boarders In the Institution
will be admitted rs pupils, and It Is preferred that no scho-
lars shall enter, for the present, over the age Of lteen.--
Exceptions, regarding age, will be made nj THE discretion
OF the Rector.
applications to he addressed to
Rev. J. BRECKENRIDGE GIBSON, Rector.
RI. ReY. Y. II. 0DENIEIMER, d. D., President.
Rev. MILO MAlAS, b. D.,
+. Il. D. OGDEN,
j. c. GARTIWAITE,
Ann. BROWNING,
HENRY MCF4RLAN,
Executive Committee Of Trustees.
BURLINGTON, y. J., Oct. 3, 1S60-d6t4cw4t
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RICHSOSD AND BOSTON LINE OF PACKETS.
rsYIIE fast sailing barque, SUSAN CLARK,
L Captain Elliott, having the greater portion ;%ISN
OF her cargo engaged and going on board, will LEaIS
have quick dispatch. For balance of freight Apes
ply to
Oct SIT DAVID K WIN. CCRRlE.
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NORrHwOOD SCHOOL,

CHARLES CITY COUNTY.
TH1lIE exercises OF my school at Sorthwood, Charles CITY
county, will be resumed on the FIRST Monday In Octo.
her next, and end on the 18th OF July, 1861.
TrRAs-For board and tuition, Sl5u per term, payable
half ut commencement. II very liberal patronage for the
past ,wenty-six years should recommend n school, then
this school may be worthy Of favor.
Address a. Fl. FERGUSON,
c..,n. IL, u n Ch.riee CITY C. II
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MOUNT LAUREL ACADEMY,
AMELIA AIDE

ACaUEIVT
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, JrSg 2sp, 1851.
Wy believe the Amelia Academy, under ths manage
w ment OF Mr. ". II. HARRISON, one OF the bes' pre-
paratory Schools in Virginia
GEssSER HARRISON, Prot. OF Latin. ,.r~
Ions q Nilsson. Prof. Of Common and Statute Law.
JAMES l.. CABgIt, Prof. Q! Anstony. &c. u.,o =,
Faculty. ,;on,, md corsti,p.
t:onal Law. an, ,da-sss Ioaora p
~ WI. II. HARRISON.
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RICHMOND MADE CARRIAGES.

RICHMOND MADE CARRIAGES.
GEORGE A. AINSLlE,
Tenth Street, Richmond, Virginia,
AToUlD respectfully invite the attention ss-tS =
w OF his friends and the public general
" to his large and fashionable assortment ES3S6
Of CARRIAGES, BuGGIEs. &c. His workS,
is. manufactured In this city, by competent worKmen, and
out of the best material. a call from those desiring 70
purchase Is requested. Particular attention paid 10 RE-
PAIRING, which WILDE doue on the most reasonab!eterms.
Jan Il, lSGn-lY
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a.. =. SQUIIeE,S ELECT classical
81 ENGLISH SCHOOL,
CORNER MAIN AND lsT STREETS, RICHMOND, Va. :,
TsIiE Fourteenth Session will commence on The Eta o.
4 September, lS6O.
THHAs-AB usual. ANN
Sent elm Ia. :. SSIlhh-
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~ BfSr7rS a G,.EGOMY,hCU:N

ES. -fhis Day, nj ~ o'ci"c
G will be sold 50 likely Negroes, consi-iin" 81 hei
Boys and Girls, and Women anu Children.
DICKINSON. HILL co, h:ri-
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ssJ4s committed to the jail of Preston county, Va, on
w the Bis, Of July Inst, n NEGRO MAN, supposed TO he
\ runaway slave. lie Is about ~ years OF age, s feet 5 or
. inches high; Is soinewhat lame, caused by the dislocation
Of the left ankle Joint: has u scar under the left eye. He
had on, when arrested, an old gray Casinett coat and pants,
very mach worn and ragged, and An old black SLOUGH hat.
He calls himself JOHN, and says he belonged, or lived
with A man by the name Of Vim. Harris, In Amherst coun-
", Va, hut says he originally belonged 10 a man by the
anne OF Scott, in said county.
The owner Is requested 10 prove bis property, pay charges
and take him away, .r lac will be disposed Of rs the law d.
reefs. HhlhES,
S.nt I-wcGwr Sheriff Preston County, Va.
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TWENTY NEGROES.-TL dag, =; 70 o'rIGc
E We will sell ~ likely slaves.
BELTS L GREGOHY, Aucts.. Franklin street.
CIV uYfsTJa1 N 4. 20. Aur,lOntcrs
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% NEGR0ES-W- will s-Il Twenty Eve !f"iy NJ
LC GR0ES To-Day, At 10 o'clock.
PCLLIAM 4 ca, Auct't.,
Odd Fellow iiiii.
n. B.-IIou.s Servants, Cooks, Washers AID lroN":s, f.
=, l. EED
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Address a. II. FERGUSON,
Sept 25-cln p. Q. Charles Guy Z. II.
KAVENSW WOOD EaIGH SCHOOL.
T5IIE subscriber will open Il BOARDING AND DAY
SCHuO for boys on the LIT Of October next, at Ills
residence about one mile West Of the city OF Richmond.
Board, Including every thing ........... ..........slSD w
T,i,Ion 6O w
ling g-dywGctf II. J. CHRISTIAN.
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
THliE next Session Of this Institution will open the third
L Wednesday In S%epiember, and continue for ten months.
healthy locality, and all the seclus!on Of the country, The
Institute holds out pee uliar facilities for the acquisition o!
n thorough education. 1t Is connected with the Jumes River
Canal ut New Canton, by stage, ri very reduced prices; and
with the South.slde Railroad, at Farmyille, by hacks, al
reasonable prices. For Catalogue, address " Gravel hil,
Buckingham" JNO. Z. ELAChW LII.
July 9l-c3ui~
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Boxers Union Hardware and
Cutlery House.
LAMRERTYIILE.


VTNHE subscriber would hereby inform the citi-
zens of Lambertville and vicinity that he
still continues to sell all kinds of Goods gene
rally kept in a Hardware Store. Customers
will find fresh and well selected stock of
Nails, Planes, Varnish, Oils, Turpentine, Glass,
Putty, Burning Fluid, Camphene, Spades. SHOW
s1ss Hoes, Forks, AugeTs, Saws, Files. Wrought
and Cast Hinges, Mortice, Janus Face and Rim
Locks, Screws and Bolts a large assortment of
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Shoe Findings. Har-
ness Mountings, Carriage Curtain Cloth. from
"a to GA, Lace and Fringe Curtain Lining.
and a general assortment of Carriage Makers
Trimmings. Also, Red Sole Leather, French
snd American Calf Skins and Moroceo's, CAL
cine Plaster, Plastering Hair, and Newark Ce-
ment.
Undertakers are particularly called to exam
inc his stock before purchasing elsewhere, for
particular attention has been taken to keep
that department supplied with the newest pat
terms of Silver and Metallic Coffin Screws, and
Stud Plates, Hinges Handles Lace and Silver
Mouldings, &C., &c. Likewise, Fulton's Patent
Coal Lamp and Coal Oils.
/ Hwould thank n6y friends and acquaintance
for their past favors and would solicit their in
fuence IN future. Please give as call, at the
CORNER Of Union and Coryell Streets.
J. f. BooZEE.
Nov. Q, 1859. ".
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@p62.
NfiIIin the Coal Field,

A ND happy to return thanks to my numerous
N customers for their past and very liberal
patronage, and by as strict adherence to low
prices, hope for continuance of the same Hay
ing renewed my contracts, as usual, for all the
best grades ofcoal now stand ready to deliver
to customers along the line of rail road or canal
by car or boat load, orfrom my retail. YARD az
the various kinds, viz COUNCIL RLDGE
HAZLETOW, SpRLNG MOUNIAIN,
SUGAR Loaf, and MAUCH CHUNK
GOALS, all of which, the public ray rest as
snred, may be had, without regard IL COWbI-
NATION Of COMPETITORS, sor the Low
EST PRICES. Not forgetting a word to the
Blacksmiths and all others whom it may con
Germ, we would call especial attention to our
Stock Of IRON and STEEL. BAND and HOOP.
comprising all the different sizes of Iron, selected
with care and economy with an eye to sell it at
reduced prices. Along with other GOALS, we
have just received a cargo of SOFT COAL,
of the best quality, for Blaeknnfths use, all
| of which is under cover. As usual, DEATS
Celebrated Cook Stoves, Flows, and Pillow Cast
ings, has general assortment of Stoves, Pipe,
&c. He hopes to merit share of public pat
Sonage,
NELSON LARGE,
Corner Of Union and COgyeU SIS,
| LAMBERFYILLE.
July q, 80. S.
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Tailoring! TaiIOring!!

YNHE subscriber takes this method Of informs
Il ing his numeous friends, and public In gene
raj, that he continues the TAILORING BUSI-
NESS at his usual place, next door to
Coryelp Hall, Main st.. Lans5ettvt1ze, NJ r..
where he is prepared to do all kinds of work IN
his line, as CHEAP, as GOOD and as SUB
STANTIAL, as any other establishments in
the place. GOODS ofaIl kinds furnishedat short
notice, and made up fashionably and substantial
and warranted to fit. Strict attention paid to
cutting out work for others to make, and war
ranted to fit if made up right We feel CRATE,
full to numerous patrons for the liberal pat
ronage bestowed already, and hope, by strict at
tention to my business, to merit and receive
share in the future.
WILLIAM DEAN.
LambertvilIe, June %. 1859.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-01-11
Watches, JeWelry and Guns.
GEORGE sERVIs,

GEORGE SERV1S,
!" ELL known in the JEWELRY BUSI-
w NESS. wishes to inform the public gen.
orally, old friends and new, that he has taken
Rooms, permanently, at
Moore's. Lanabertville House,
where he will be happy to display his exten-
sive stock of JEWELRY, &c., before them. and
for their benefit. Among his assortment ofthings
may be found GOLD and SILVER WATCHES.
warranted excellent time keepers, GOLD
CHAINS of every size and description, splen-
did articles, Cameo and all other STYLES of
BREAST PINS, and all other kinds Of PINS.
Gold and Silver PENCILS, SILVER SPOONS,
and IN fact, every description of JEWELRY,
and SILVER and PLATED WARE.
He is also prepared to furnish GUNS, PTS,
Tolls, and all other descriptions ofSH00TING
APPARATUS of the best brands at the short
est notice. Give him call, at M00RE'S H0-
TEL, in Bridge ST., and you will find welcome.
He as ready for a trade h1escise.
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