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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-28

rENO WHEELWkIGHTS, BLACKSMlTHS,
i MERCHANTS, AND FARMERS.-l hav"
now very full stock of ENGLISH REFINED
ard VIRGINIA HAMMERED IkON, and Plow
Plates, and, also, an unusually large assortment
Of Extra Rims, SpokcS, Hubs, &c. Ny stock Of
Blacksmiti's Bellows. Anv;s, Vices and all kinds
of Smiths Tools is very complete. | have also
in store 4 very full supply Of Mai. Castings.
Bright Springs long and short Arm Axles, twilled
and plain Muslin, Files, and Horse Shoe Nails
together with many other GOODS necessary for
the outfit Of BacksmthS and Wheelwrights.-
Those about TO lay in their usual yearly supplies,
will find it their interest toexanane before pur
chasing GEORGE 7. BALDWIN,
King st, between Fairfax and Wafer, Alex, VA
dec 2S
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The whole amount Of specie received ut New
York, from Europe, since the 9TH inst, Is $780,
-UU
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EXCELSIOR No. l PERUVIAN GUaNO AND
SNL.u2LE PHOSPHATE.

EXCELSIOR No. PERUVIAN GUANo AND
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE,
TOMMONhf known in this regivu as EXCEL
~ SI0R DEDuRG, FULLY EQUAL TO No Pc
RryIAS GrA&0; AND THE EEsr aASuFACTuEED
FERTILIZER IN THE MARKET.
Ii is composed oi 30. Perarian CHono. pure
y,vrnd bones di~@oired !" 'S"lph"ric A'id, and
Pota~h and SoGu, and It's materials are WARRANT
ED TO RE or tue BEST QUALITY.
1t has hcGu sold in this market fer several sea
sons past, and such has been the success Of its APP
pcatOm, that those who have used it prefer it 20
all other kinds, both IS 4 CROP GROWER ASD
PERMANENT IIpROvER or THE SOIL.
Pure GROUND BONES ARE USED IN IT'S COMPOST
TON IN PREFERENCE TO TIE CHEAPER AND LESS
RELIABLE, so CALLED. PHOSPHATE GUASoS; and
,.c claim that IT CUSTAIES MORE SOLUBLE PHoS-
i.noRIc ACID IS C0MBlSATIoS WITH LINE CORNING
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE OF LlNE) AND THEREFORE
MORE VALUABLE TO THE FARMER than any other
article now before the public
Prize sig per- 5000 lbs.
JAMES C. NEFETT,
aug l5-cnf Sole gent for Alexandria.
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CITY HOTEL,
sen l--eutf
CORNER or ROYAL AND CAMER0E STREET:
~tf'""""F" f'y'"'@'
S. HTFLESUWER, Proprietor.

Ae|und.1", Virginia,
S. HLFLE3UWE3, Proprietor.
rsNiIS HOUSE has been conducted by the pre-
l sent Proprietor Cor the past three years, and
DIS received it< !uil share ot the patronage Of the
Travelling public, ADD having been lately repair
ed and rc.urniShcd from garrett tn cellar, addition
Al facilities are afforded by which every comfort
md convenience 10 be found ut any other III aSI-
CLASS HOTEL is guaranteed.
\ pleasant s4ourn is promised to all who may
!atrnllise this house.
E.;5- Strangers will find 1T lie Steamers end
Trairs upon their arrival in this city. plite Por-
tiers and comfortable On!nibusls, whira will con.
vcv them immediately to the Hotel. The best tie
market affords is always to be found at this Hotel
my l5-ti
ESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.-I offer for
- sale nay FARM, containing about $50 ACh ES
OF LAND, ii. Fairfax County, beautifully situa-
ted on the line Of the Grange i Alexandria Rail.
road unc mile from Burkc's Station, fourteen tron
Alexandrin, aus; seventeen from WaShingtoE.-
There are about 80 acres heavily Timbered, lori.
ginaI grcwth,} Immediately on the Railroad, and
the remainder vel! set in Grass, and in good state
e, OF cultivation. The improvements consist OF
sli:i IL COTTAGE RESIDENCE, Stable, u new
Grauary and Com house, and all other necessary
OUT houses. There is 4 well III line water III tht
yard. The situation is nigh and healthy obe
commanding IN extensive and beautiful view o.
the surrounding country. For further informal
ton, npnly Ia Mr.. Marshall, 1T Burke's Station
who will! show the land to any one wanting Il
purchase, and tGr terms OF sale, apply to Burke
Herbert. Alexandria. We.
UPTON II. HERBERT.
Fairfax county. Va. sep lt-eof
DEAFNESS AND NOISES II TEE HEAD.
HR. C0LSTON, member Of the Royal College
~ of Surgeons Of England, mcmberof the
2uy.l Society, and late h!c,lict! Superintendent
of the Wes: Grenada Gold Mines, Central hlrcri-
ca. still continues 10 apply his newly dlsr"'eled
aud extraordinary method of treatment by witch
nc was him self curs after eleven years Ut intense
SUFFERING Particulars for self sent to any
address for postage Consultations daily from
II till D 'ciuck free. Aldr IS 5l2. Eth street,
WASHINGTON. b. c., where hundreds Of letters
from persons cured, by his d:p!or. aud tcstimo-
mails may bo seen. Washington Get lily
WILLIAM H F0WLE SON,
10. 4. jSouM Whorres,
% FER FOR 5 A l. F.
DERUVIAN GUANO, of direct importation
L to this port, PR Ship Conquest.
BAKERS ISLAND. or AMERICAN COS.
GGANO, cargo Of Ship Mary BTadiprd
KEITH EVE LESMANIPULATED GUANO.
composed of pure Peruvian and Nevassa Guanos.
thoroughly iuteGrated by machinery.
WHITE MEXICAN A. H., very superior.
BaCGH 4 SONS SUPER PHOSPHATE OF
LIME from raw bones.
pAINTER'S SUPER PHOSPHATE.
GROUND RAW. BONES. jy 26
TLOAKS.-A good assortment, just received by
} ost HARPER u BRO
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y1aRM FOR SALE-The subscriber offers at
r priyase sale, the FARM on which he resides,
in Fairfax County, 3 miles northeast of Su0ey
Mills being within half mile Of tho MANASSAS
Gap Railroad. (now under construcsioR,) contain
ing IO3 ACRES-bctween Is and 80 Acres in
Woodland. The farm is divided into four tlelds'
of about 20 acres each-ubout 40 acros we'll SET III
-. gra<s--a we'll of excellent aRd never failing
E:i water in the yard-BUILD1NGS IN good re-
PAIR, and Gem 'ortable :.
Terms moderate, and to suit tas purchaser,
early ann,icoton il made to the subscriber on the
premises, or by lettcr addressed
DAVID p. CONRAD Agent
sugs-tf Arcola, Loudoun Co., Va.
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4 { " A N A C
MARINE LIST.
SAILEU
Schr- Marietta Burr, Hailards, New lork, by B.

Z.
Steamship ThomaS Swami, from New York, ar
ri, ed at Baltimore. to-day. and reports outside
Cape Henry, Il ship, double topSais, bound III;
Of York Spit, two DO, showing white signal
With red object in it, of New Point auother,
and OF the Rsppahannock river another all at
anchor.
Schr. c. W. Skinner, Everett, hence at Norfolk,
24th inst.
Schr. 4. K. Whitmore, Bogart hence ut Provi
dence 23d inst.
Schr Petrol. Robinson hence al Holmes Hole,
iOr Portland. 22G inst.
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ass"For miscellaneous reading. local
items, official proceedings OF City Coauc!i,
&c, &C., see first and fourth ate$.
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Fairfax county, Va, dec ll-eots

CHERIFF'S SALB.-On Saturday, 18th Decen-
- her. 1860, at . o'clock, will sell at the house
recently occupied by F. A. Fischer, on King street
between Pitt and St. Asaph streets, at public auc-
tion Cor cash, one shot e UN, one STOVE, sundry
lots of SHOE LASTS, BOOTS, SHOES, &C., DO.
levied uron as the property Of said Fischer, 70
sati.iy rent III arrcal due r H. Miller.
CHARLES VI. CASTLEMAN, D. S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-28

THEREAFTER, unit! further notice, the t">
II >engcr Trains of the Orange aud Alexandra
Railroad will leave and arrive at the depot, corner
of Duke and Henry streets, with the exception o.
the o'clock train, which will lana ri the Steam
boat wharf J. N. BR0ADUS, Il. I. \.
=
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-28

EAJANTED.--Tu hit Tor the ensuing year, ~
w place about three miles from Alexandria,
al unmarried coorcd WOMAN, to cook and as
sist in washing. Apply immediately at BURKE
Il HERBERTS Banking House, King street be
tween Fairfax and ROYAL dee 2S--tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-28
AUCTION SALES.
BI J. y. CREIGHTON-AucT
SALE CONTINUED THIS MY

SALE CONTINUED THIS Day.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN 2UKET.
Ill TURE, ON FRIDAY MORNING..
the 18th, 1t 10: o'clock.-Wi be sold at the resi-
dcnec of the Misses Tburstou, corner Of King
ard Columbus streets, or FRLDAY morning,
the 2Sth inata"t, at 10 o'clock, (if fair if not on
the next following day,) q variety of HOUSE,
HOLD ana KITCHEN FURNITURE, Feather
Beds, &c. Sale positive. Terms cash.
dnr 9S-d2t ..........
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-28

-. FOR RENT-The three story Z IA
Sia STORE. No. Il, north side Of hing street.
between Union and Water stGeet>-poSstsSl"h
given on the 1St Junuiry. 1851. For particulars
apply next door, 10 |. I. o"ooA'
dec 3-5awtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-28

>srz, HANDS LINE FOR PHlLADEL-
< <tsss=la- PHIA.-The propeller J. JEROME,
Capt Jerome, will sail on Saturday. 29h instant.
Apply to WIN. II. FO"LE It son,
dec 27-2t No. South "h"-veS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-28

NOW WITHIN REACH OF all.
NRONER Il nAkER'S Il LII 3 IA / =
" NOlSELESS SEWING MACHINES. Fri
ces established for seven years, from SO and up
wards. Terms to suit the times. FOR SAFE oy
LEAUBE ATER & co.
12mo 15-eoIm Nos and :. South Far:aN-s'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-28

e. REWARD.-Straycd from the subscriber,
% . large FAT COW horned, and OF pale
red color The above reward will be paid upon
her return Samuel Cats, II West End.
dec 2S-a3t WILLIAM GRAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-28

ron DRUMS. CHOICE FIGS
iOE 20 bnxes Valencia Ra>inS, inst received.
and Tor sale by
dec 80 j. Is ;p'i'h Lass
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FISH FISH,

NTOTICE.-Thc annual meeting of the Stock
" holders of Washington and Alexandria
Turnpike Road Company, will be held on MIN
day. 18th of January, 1861, at u O'Clock, NJ, ut
their office, No. :, South Wharrcs.
dec 12-eotd JAS s. ROGERS. Treasurer.
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N0TICE.- Tie subscribers have formed a &C.
~ PARTNERSHIP under the firm ol j. 3. d
r. Fl. HUTTON, for the purpose OF manatact"r,
iny WOODEN GOODS, ut Buckland, Prince WI.
liam County. Va.
JOHN 3. HUTTON, 3ucklana, Va.
R0Hr. u. HINTON. alexandria "
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WILLIAM H F0WLE & SON,

TL0AKSA good assortment, just received by
t } oat HARPER Il BRO.
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Fresh ARRIVAL.

FauQuier county. Va. Dec. 2Ith. I
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HTARn, HENNESSi, ant! iae OLD LGN-
~ Don DOCK BRANDli1S, iOr sale 10y
dec u HUTTON & RIrHElN.
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WANTED at the Episcopal High St:;o"', u
w first rate WASHER and IRO&ER.
dec I:J-dtf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-13

NOliOE--nesirous 20 do what 90 build up SQa
y our city, Ne have determined MANU- IN
fACrCNNG Cur CLOTHING IN THIS CITY, at the NJ
earliest day a which We can make arrangements 70 do so A
our MI hecn has been absent In kOpe Tor the last hfee
months selecting goods for Spring sales and from his long eN
perenc and we'll known taste show the most aee
tive ock ever seen IN this market BY the st day OF February
SHAH have in store superb Spring stock for the wholesale
trade and earnestly invite a from Merchants who have
heretofore North Our extensive operations important Sd
vsngs In h1rchHe Of goods and long experience enable US
% otter great Inducements those Of house IN the Union
- We shah fr1m this day oIrr all WINTER CLOTHING al
such hcfI ~ as viii make the interest of purchaser i
anticipate their wants
ja2 KEEN BALDWIN ( WILLIAMS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-13

The road earnings for the present year, ding Both
June 1860 we're estimated in the last annual report az
sigbt hundred thousand dollars.
The results of last year. with the attending embar-
rassment now induce the Board of Directors to increase
to nine hundred dollars which they do with much con-
6denee in view of the fact that it is almost absolute
IL certain that the last half Of the year. at least viii have
the benefit of full connections both east and west for
freight and passengers by the most direct routes This
will give increased employment by means Of through
tonnage at the during which local business is
slack These considerations give confidence in also in
creasing the estimates of future earnings, say for the
wear ending 3oth June sOl million hundred
thousand doilGrs and in lS62 TO million too hundred
thousand dollars and thereafer to not less than mil
lion tso HUNDRED and fjty lsousdnd dollars.
From the above data the following statements uG lie
Of the future operations of the road the liquidation of
the debts of the company, and the prospects of diy
dends
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-13
Surplus in the Treasury Oct lst, 1861
S75S.279 S5

Surplus in the Treasury Oct. lst, 1861 S75S,279 So
Mr. C. said that, with the existing rate of taxes and
an appropriation of SlO0OOO0O TO works of Internal
Improvement the surplus would be greater at the end of
the fiscal year s62 than at the end of 1861 for in the
fiscal year 1852 more than 100000 would for the arst
time be received from the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road as dividends and large additional sums from the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, the Manassa Gap Rail-
road the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad, the R;h
mond and Danvlle Railroad, and the York River Rail
road which would largely swell the surplus of the fiscal
wear 1862 So there can longer be any excuse for
voting against this any other Improvement on the
ground that the finances will not justify it.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-13

Leaving Sl,O7G,2@9 50
Should no appropriations, therefore, be made by the
present Legislature for works of internal impr yement
the surplus in the Treasury the end Of the fiscal year.
1861 would be 81 O76,23 So. Mr.. c., said that few
days previous he had stated on that oor that the finances
we're in condition to allow ofappropnations towards in
terna improvements of 100000 If the Legislature
should choose go far. The friends Of the Coving
ton and Ohio bill hoped that the Legislature would APP
prOpriae less than - 0O00 0C0 for the construction
aud equipment of that improvement and he thought he
would be able before he concluded TO demonstrate that it
would be economy TO do so. Taking that sum a. the
basis be had asked Of the very able and enlightened
gneer OF that work estimate the nmouGt OF Interest
with one per cent for sinking fund.- which the treasury
would be called upon in the fiscal year 1860, and, also,
1861 giving the amount OF expenditure each month,
pavments are made contractors He has done with
great accuracy, and he would give the aggregate;
Interest on Covngton and Ohio, provided 81 100000
should be appropriated together with Sinking Fund fall
ing due u the fiscal year 1860 $3.50 only-in 1861,
Si22 GA making total of l29 ls4-add SG,OOo0s0 to
be expended in the manner the amount Of interest
and one per cent for Sinking Fund in the fiscal year
1860 would amount 50 765 and in the fiscal year 1861
to Sls4Oll; total 81 l93 776; or the whole amount
cessary TO paw interest and aside per cenum for
Sinking Fund provided $40 100000 should be appropr'
oted would be in the fiscal year 1860 slG,275, and in
the fiscal year 1861 1906 6s5 total 1922 $50, and would
leave the following result
Surplus as above shown Sl,O1d,2S9 80
Deduct interest as aforesaid 322,96O 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-13
Cheap Clothing,
Durable Clothing.
Genteel Clothing,
ALTO Main Street

ALL IN and make selections and buy the goods a. your
~ price We an the winter stock OUT OF the
vy, ad % that end oneI such Inducements IS must a"
and secure sales
YOU wish good investment buy suit Of
TIpMAN \ Hull, no Vain 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-13
NEW ANDiMP0RTANTR ROCKS

NEW AND IMPORTANT BOOKS
~ For sale by T. O. c. DkEWRY,
(successor 10 p. B Price)
No. 1l3 Main St., (Dowdens old sandl
MAN and Physical the Influence Of Health and Disease
Religious Experience by the Rev Joseph H. Jones Pastor
Of the 9th Presbyterian Church Philadelphia.
Non ignara mali mises succurrere disco. Price ".
engaged the attention OF the author Tor many wears,
assisted by various reading and much experience II Is not
there another work the topic n the English
Language
THE the Book Of Joshua with original and
pous critical and explanatory commenaryby the Rev Robert
Jameson d. d Minister Of ST. Paus, Glasgow, scotland
Price
THE Historical Books Of Holy Scriptures Judges Ruth, Et
samuel lst and "a Kings LIST and I'd Chronicles Ezra,
Nehemiah and Esther, by the author. Price I5c.
THF Revival Ireland letters Ministers aud Medical men In
the Revival Of Religion In the North OF Ireland ad
dressed to Rev. H. Grattan Guness. Price 2Sc.
invites attention his assortment OF Religious and
Works. School Books Sabbath School Books and u
yenes Envelopes and Stationery generally to-
geiher with OF Fancy and Variety Goods such
are generally found in Book Stores iasl
VIRGINIA SPOKES AND RELLOES.--we take
pleasure announcing friends and the public that
constantly receiving buggy sukey and wa
gon spoke handsomely turned Of the be mountain hekoy
Also oak Feoes good arceal Of Virginia manufacture
yAN-LEW, TAYLoR& CO.,
El No u Main street
vDENCH AND mOCLDING PLANES, Of superior
~ qu'i"'' :" ''O'e anu ~ ' cIAkKsoN ANDERSON,
jAsi No: LOG Main VAN s.Ise.. l.sH:--
WELLS WEEDiNG AND ~ wssd,,s
ID H0ES-Just received \ iuil assortment VI ''"'"
and Hiing Hoes. - - -, srnsr,or cas,-st,sl
Also, Grubhlng Hoes Maox, flea, yspS sp fnnppsny
"ssr,ns tsss hOe No. 100 Main street. Pichmond
-, :, SssS 0-I00 bus. prime new Glover Seed. for
4 iS,sos "a sale by TARDY 4 WILLIAMS.
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m WTTTTlMs sAMI ID \. n
WILLIAMS IL REID,

Commission Merchants,
- CJRNEP WAENrT AND SECOND STREET,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
s,t 7I.rs f- kinds af ~ tsfcrn Prod uce, and make
r,.-.l Cash Advances uu COnsicnulen Tor sale or
WerrhandiHc bought and stored account of purchasers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-13
DACON. LARD, HITTER, CIIEEsE. ac...

ID 25 hhds Hams, Shoulders, Sides and Breasts
85 bbls prime leaf Lard
25 tubs prime Goshen Butter
80 prime Goshen Cheese
100 boxes r. d. 10
100 bbls refined Sugars
So bb5 prime Jersey Cider
90 do No MacEerel
100 do No 8 do
do Frosi's Buckwheat
SO do crop " 0. MolaS5es
~ do elder Vinegar
200 packages assorted Teas
100 dozen assorted Broons
100 do do Pals
tcs. sel Soda
. 10 Elroys assorted Shot
9 do prime Goldfish
Landing per and packsts from New York Philadelphia
and Baltimore, for sale low hy WM- H. TYLER,
18th St between Main nd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-13

TAHIN RECEIPT OF TIE FALL Fashions ~
f r-rt.rn's HATS embracing 40 the various coors -
a. hs1ss JOHN THOMPSON, - Main 81.
THE FlRWERS' EOOT.-. have nade The above es-
ps-ay Farmers Ihr are Double sole sew
"a very I-a r They are equally adapted ior huus-n,
Ds1 s1i Te,ls,rs Also general assortment OF every
-.t- WI WALSH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-13
WV. IRA SMITHS
Southern Clothing Mandatory,
ENIAbLINHtD n INlV,
IN RIG HNIOND, VA.

IS TACT nos generally known that est'eshed my Cohng
Mandatory s city Ten YEARS AGO, and have constan
time continued o. cut make large portion OF nv
20 Richmond hundreds OF customers viii TESTIFY to
Increased from e 90 me an now better
prepared orders in large small quantities
Than toc-e and via uru h them just as low as
h Northern houses, and equal style and ma
terll
B.a- Brsines (not having climbed In AZ
back uindls s1udgrs) taer myself that
give good article iJr The price house
North south
Let Who wish build PURIFY Southern Manuactoes
paronE the old established houses first and let rHsN reap the
Justly merit for past present future services
This huuouc prove by from seyeny-hSe 10 one
hundred y employ and many Of them have been
for years.
Pstr5l,e manufacture at home especially when you
do without additional cost. MM IRA SMITH,
jas ia Main 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-13
HRaNDIES.

=. AzERAC, Vintage l5gS
- do 1-Bl
Pnet, Csstl1n 4 Co.. Vintage isa2
and 81 ' - - - -
All the above Brandt been 90 hand nom one ten ya
and are superior TO any Ia market For by CRAM
Successor Fr. rran. Co
Jas No . EXCHANGE Hloi 4 .
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-13
CoPARrNERsIIIP NnTICE.

1 -lI l1'I--I I'D II, N Thl lUnIIsso On. tfT0ctTY
49,. -t-r .'s1ss To-. D. S't.er. Th. business 0 te CON
-'' ll o. a4-- .. D.. w. NIrE4CO. j. ". NlPE,
No $50. Main street.
- ... 't, opportunity 1 r-tlru slrect thanks to my
49,. -- .- share "f patronage lu-.ng the last three
81 ---s-.. i.r ts u-a concern l.air continued nvorS
.A wv NIPE
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,fliU, ElChMUND'AND YOgK RIyER R R. {
LiGhiL & BHADBUknfiS PIANOS.

WE CALL the attention Of the citizens OF Rich
w moni Virginia, Piano foTies which >r<<o>k~>u
placed with Mr. Car-, that their qualities EtfSf-@I
In every respect he tested by tie side Of theEf
famed Chickering'S.
We al Pianos and show az hzh and A rs.
testimonials factory In the country All OF which co
At Mr.. Caruss Bread Street "a door from 9th
dsl6- IIGHTE A RRA Dnrppy
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REMOVED.

Il bAkCANlN JA, have removed % their New store,
- w. - Main street, seven doors shove thaig old stand
fsv- Increased tr..r fl.illes frr doing al kuts OF
f .- such ss u-t-HE up every description OF water
80 H i-.s Water Closets Baths Boilers C0osug l,1nsss,
49, h'.-.-.r El-s k- F-rt1- cp Portable Gas WORKS,
.--i.r-s gI,r gas pipes and fyfIrss
t-s 1t rr gr-, EocHrr lc heating buillngs With hot
.r sirl- They take ts occasion 90 state that tey
80 - i-' -r s-t sa-ra-t tn give satisfaction
-.'-iert 0f plain and fancy n ware, and Crates sna
''---n a.E.Fs oa hand aull-u
IA hO>iNE Ok. r-rrt,ct auI ior sale an eXce
= '-- of h.-rIs.r. O warranted OBJ barn brght and
~ .,.'..,a-l fhe buyer can return t W Z. WARlNG,
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yersemen and card which has been extensively throprh
the country TO cur friends and customers from Which sie
the following extract The subscriber having conducted aboye
business for the last years Franklin street under the % "A
g. WATT co. begs leave 60 inform his friends ard the crso
OF the old cohcern that that firm does now exist
saed US that regular and systematic has and m bng
made to deceive the public aud lead the that lie cn
eern Of GEO WATT CO = not in existence that ho only
place TO get watts Patent C1u Brace Pow from an no
daily violating the Patent Laws and unuy depriylB &C.,
Wait OF hs property by making his Patent Pow without HI, 40
horty or consent We desire 70 mprsol sougt
10 be made and inform you and the public that the Of
GEORGE WATT CO. Hll IN existence; that Geo Watt N,
Inventor and patenee, has not sold the light or Authorized
except Mr. T. W Scott Of Frederi bug 10 make aDy of ~
Patent PoEs and that We constantly large tock
Of all sizes made under supervision from The on,
genuine patterns OF the be materials together with yarrty
Of ether Agricultural Implements, which warrant t ns
buyer and determined not 10 he undesod by sny o m bs
market Our GEO WATT returns his sincere 70 bis :end
and The public who have sustained him heretofore soc
= continuance Of their patronage.
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