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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-28
The Medical and Surgical Institute

~ pr l.. J. CIAFKAi. already secured III i"sit"i'
Nht, places a. we'll n-H- proprietor, lar above We
t--il:. g." and prof, al nhte Ia he schools ~
T. .'.t ',fru HWHrl"d Ia prHritt
this APARTMENT ~ Med al -cctrc hhd the! orriI
W 'tl"r' nj "tTi'lv "hy position IN tir ir"'r''"i-
T. '.f ttl5sfruus rN1r'fi~, rhi.g Rli Among
~" p'"s"p' 81 stars IT hsAy ~ Europe, aud hr Gap
A1t ha- 'nlr ,Allr him III Tn. country AtA rr""f %
W'rl Tia, li.,d !tp!,it '' c. "f Medicine con ri mrnt"d
hrd with b';'ina. aud the honorary al "h""' h"grcr.
Selecting iii- hs field "fP"ra"Ii although uah, j as
sAiG ~ III" tnit"r-ty" Pr-'h, and late thrf sur
x""n pfthr Hungarian Evolutionary army hr r"rr cN
-tte ah.rs- lir L. tzapkHS la, but lis EARNEST at
tSuti"n I" the ~ chronic Diseases N which he has
h. great rN-r' TINT b." - now regarded ~ the
l"tl"r N ti> branch 81 hiS profession Throughout the
t. I'D Stht.s ard his portrait and biography ul'
l., matter IL interest 10 heir r. AIef- IA tc r,s"x
,,d.i,, tIrnat. r, Dn tn ., u:.-ts b.. Medic al
4iJ SitsI Institute. "h - rIn"n'" 'rrri, '"rn"r 81
T." "!"th nraty opposite H." building "f Il" Pacific
MAJ S'rah.Nhp company
Weak the particular s''" N Of ~ r-n'r la tlie
7erz'"S ~ r~ma ahaTes, other cuiui.
- t,i,paicr. talI.'m
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-28

zone fact is worth II cart load Of arguments" tx
anime the statistics Of produce, make liberal dc.
ductiOn for slave productions, and wonder at the
amount remaining. To call the slave States capital
States, is TO blnndcr. Nowhere ia the Onion does
mere capital exercise less authority or Weld less
power or create for the pOssessOr less Of position,
esteem or attention.
How is il in the North, or Labor States" par
tirulnrly where Mr. Stewards views lind most favor.
There capital is suprrmr-suprrmc in politics, rcli-
ZION and society mere man Is nothing and growing
less Capital there has surplus 1T power, Cnnsld-
GRAFTON and spOusby; While the mere mechanic,
the manufacturing operative is left To struggle aud
to struggle hnpclesSy, wtha whole horde 0i baIdr,
mon"PUllsts. To inyigora;r, to give Influence" Ia
sustain capital ut the II the aborng rnS>cS
has been tor long time the policy Of the Eastern
States Aud these are Immortality called labor State,
peculiarly free labor States How long such ~.
TEN can last without demoshing whut ulc at real
rcpublicanism is left in those SaeS thusC Interested
Will do wek to take heed
Do speak at rundum7 Has the Prmbrrf0n Mills
catastrophe no significance Aud while the SIicks
Df the crushed aud the burning still ring ears.
we hear anuther wall from Eastern LAND, men
and women parade the streets If the cities aud
towns Of MarsnchnsritS on II strike. They have
worked until free labor tthd H. AnpJ,iy M'm Tdh
t,tri' sui capital holds out. by and by flee Ia
brr-wilt havP r-kupek under; and Au the working
classes urr growing poorer aud none dependent
every dav, and the rich richer, In"re cxaclIiR aud
ni"r' dcSl'Gtic.
There are many other ideas and principles nd.
vancrd in This speech which Democratic minds III
always combat, but having by tar transcribed any
mod, st limits If better. Htonce subscribe myself
Yours in DemnCtHcN,
WILD FRESHMAN.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-28
NEW GOODS!
Spring. and Summer
CLIO T II N G.

BAMBERGER & SILBEF MAN
AVE re evrd their cItrr in,nlc,s If NV ard
l fresh t'""d', srlr' ted for this aud the WAsh'e
Trace, and otter, m'ngst large and general as'uti
mem, the following:
Fine Blick Co tn Frock Co Is
Fine sack Gle tn Sack Goats,
Finc;Fa CO. O. sslmere BUSINESS Coats,
Fine Cl RagluIIs. FLANNEL Suits,
Fine Back and Drnb ALPACA Coats,
Linen Coats, Pants and Suits, all thr new styles
Fine Black Doeskln Pants,
Fine PLAN and Fancy Cashmere Pants,
Line n and Cottonade Pants, N large assortment,
Fancy SILK, Satin, Cashmere and Marseilles
Vests,
Trunks, Valise and Carpet Bags, Blankets,
straw, Wool and Cashmere Hats,
Davis Jones Shirts--ali the varieties.
Boots, Shoes. Caters, etc.
7" all If which n'i,r tho attention If the Trade
aud IN making LOW PRICES, We shall tempt the Pub.
he IL purchase Of us.
al I'm n\NBERGER & Sill HERMAN,
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SNountain democrat.
r.r.o.,.t;c County Central Committee.

L. =. FISHER, 40. lil% Washington street.
ou".i;e MEyuirr's Opera House l. the only authorised
r.rn All orders for the paper advertising left with
HIM will h. promptly attended to.
Sc. KERLEY i.author4cd to receive moneys
4 /" TIN. oare
r.. y. UOIRSENris au,lor E-d 10 solicit 'ubscrip
lions aud receive muney' for the M'rSTAIS DhNTHAr.
~. r.. GIBBS II the authorized Agent of the DIV
G-nrgrUNn. Orders for III" paper advertising
job work, left with him. will be proml! attended 20.
CHAN. y. j A( X son IL the authorized Agent
a. the M"rNTiIN Uku"HAT At ~ Dorado. Orders left
s''il, him " III be- prunl'ily attended To-.
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Also the California and Foreign Grape Vines
Our stock II the Foreign Grape In variety arc the hncSt
and best selected mud tested kinds grown IN this country
We have been r years past giving our particular nen-
ton Ia the propagation Of nl the finest varieties Of the
ibis Also inUON Los Angeles Grape Vines
from To three years old We will sell ut prices Ms low
be purchased ut any Nursery Establishment in the
state.
Ornamental and Shade Trees.
Con>i.tirp ii Hin. Maple, nlcn, AlantuS, CaiR:p0,
I.thnrnum t"ldrm Chain Weeping and Curled Leaf
DO Vita very ornamental Tor Public Private Grounds,
Avenues aud Cemeteries All of tine growth and large
size dor planting "u the Comlng season.
ON ,toct OF t,acas Roses, aud endless variety of
Grtcn House Plants are unusually fine aud large The
CaurhA> have nov commenced blooming In their beautiful
varieties Nu c"nrS, aud will continue through the Winter
Garden Seeds.
W. t, nf dealers aud planters to
very aud general assortment III Vegetable Seeds,
III ol ourEwn raising. The crop Of this years growth
which pure and to vcgctar, hold out great in
ucrmrns Ia parties purchasing by Wholcsac, our stock
being very large The Increasing demand for the Seeds OF
nur growing, have compelled to enlarge opera
tins nnd have accordingly procured other farm
TcSy designed and adapted for that business and have
assorin,ri with us III TINT department Mr. James H. Saul
w for r last five years has been foreman Of this Etab
Person. in giving orders for seeds will please send acpa.
rate Nursery Stock We will sell for CASH at less
price than be- purchased in part OF the State.
Tres. plants aud seeds packed with the greatest care to
insure ihrm IN transportation to amy pat Of the Pacific
Coast
CAUTION.
We caution all persons from buying trees from Uawkcrs
Pcrs who pretend to have trees from Nursery,
(witl out vouchers from hut would advise all to s<nl
their orders direct To through authorised agents,
when they will he to get Trees TO their labels
Trees ordered from the Nursery will be packed with the
greatest aud will he much better ocr far planting
than long exposed for sale IN hauling them about
through the country. Persons planting Orchards
careful in plant but the best varieties
IT Fruit Fairly planting when practicable Is particularly
recommended
Catalogues aiming full iptions IT stock and
rrrrS sent free tn a applicants All ORDERS must lie
&, mpan I'd with the cash tO receive attention.
address A. =. SMITH,
-, street, sacramento.
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'RUIT TREES, GRAPE VINES
ANU
GARDEN SEEDS.

smith POnlOlOEICn al Ga RIDE and Nursery
=. WINS lWII sNVKAMtNTu, ON InE ANsRI,A RIVER
Depot and Store u J. Street.
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Of the most gorgeous kind, Had .hs mot
cAndifly owned her designs upon him 4
VIE Sss sss., ss o9 s. fool, aa IDIOT
open EnAsrorn q himself, the ward shssrs'
these eno9ftoas1 ~ Mn { rs loss of cor fi.
0seen IN ne own perceptions, hts own tude-
meat; me dissfnst, the suspicion Of every hu.
rity the giving away OF all that had scanned
LTD Ana solid Ia human nature a the foun.
dauons q the gloos itself! These are not light
MOu0!sss come how they may, whether for just
the man hs had been. Later in liz, He dis
covered MS mistake, and changed somewhat
nss opanaon OF the character Of the lady. but II
~ TOO late to alter the conviction ne mao ior
ness Of mankind. and Of women In particular.
Doubtless many estranGemen ts--perhaps the
majority Of them-grow out OF misnnder-
standings precisely similar to the one just
narrated. What pain, what life long solitude,
tribe may OCCASION!
Two views may be taken OF such cases. II
blind Chance order all the happenings of this
foibies Of humanity are chargsable with the
great general movement Of the moral world.
made up, "a 1t 10, Of the lesser movements OF
individual actions: II, In a word, the human
Of Accident, then, indeed, the burthen of
blame must rest on both parties. But, as we
nave seen In the instance of Tanner and Miss
Lamar, 1t may SO occur that blame should not
tngs and intentions, their friendship-their
love, II You will-was sundered in the very
act. as 1t were, of its cons ummation.
How continually such events happen, not
only between man aud woman, but between
man and man! May we 60 behind the most
secret motives, arising out of constitutional
peculiarities, which lead to these results, and
seek for some remoter, the most remote, Cause
IL not, we may at least take to heart the lesson
OF forbearance, Of forgiveness, of the largest
charity toward our fellow man in our inter.
course and dealings with him.
Little else remains to tell They met on
some public occasion, and were seen promo
nading together during the evening. The gem
tleman soon disappeared from the gay throng;
the lady remained, but there was a weary look
in her eyes, usually so bright and beaming.
Tanners position, as regards the goods of
this world and the esteem of his fellow mer, is
indeed enviable. And yet can never bring
him before my minds eye without missing
from his side a fair figure which, In the old
days, seemed to belong there and there only.
The lady married. She says her husband
INDUCES her every wish, and-"he Is really
Gerry agreeable at times ~
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p u w L q

THE "DISPATCH" STEAM
~ POWER
u X ] n # I N q OFFICE.
Corner Of Main and IAiyteen.A Streets, Richmond,
Virginia.
This Establishment, tbeing the most complete
Prlntery IN the South. both as regards Types, Or
Machine Presses,) il daily turning out the finest
specimens OF
BOOK ANDJOB PRINTING.
SUCH
PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS. BILLS OF La
DING, CHECKS, &C.,
As WELL
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES + HANDBILLS,
Particular attention given to fine work for Banks
ruDiic Omces, insurance, Railroad, and Transpor-
tatlon Companies, Tobacco Factors, &c.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES,
These new Machines, for Cards, Bill Heads.
small Circulars, Labels, &c, are capable of turn
ing on 1900 Impressions per hour, thereby enabling
the patrons Of this establishment to obtain this
description of work at the shortest possible notice
Of speed! WV ~ 0''o
~. Printing. in various oolored BRONZEs and
INKS. executed in the highest style Of the arr
In this branch of the business the proprietors can
safely challenge competition. '"'
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JAMES %. BKOWNE,A
" ORNAMENTAL IRON X0RYa

,MgtLeet. neat % the Mechonics' Insf,tu+.
. BON RAihiNGS, RANDAHS. BA1cO-
Vv anIs CHAIRS. SETTEEs, TO-; also, GratinS,
InON WORK for ornamental and buildinr rr "
poses, manufactured At snort notice, "s S"1-
f ~ attention given TO enclosing Burial
THE UNDERSIGNED have FORMED -
sIoE arn1eSshiR fer the Transaction OF coMMiS-
T WEnn pC1 5 MSS. 9ncer the 6rn OF LEWIS
Gc1isF attent,9n 70 the sale Of FLbuR, WHEpHrTT
EOkN and TOBACCO: They occupy the stnrs a. I
Lewis Webb. Il EyS III 9M&GE9Ried by
NlcHMoSD. Va. Ncy. !. lass. no 7-dcw1 Irf.
WIN. SATTLER & CO..
OILS. PAINTS. VARNfsHES- AMI wImnov
BRUDHES-We reoeive1 h. ~.
NC supply of Painter8 and Artist brssS1. -
oar customers. "SSess ~ Assoooo0 OF
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GENTLEMEN Your note Of Goth instant was
handed me to- day, and for the confidence implied
In your request TO me to become q candidate for
will please accept my sincere thanks. In reply to
your invitation will say. al have said to many
other kind friends who have spoken to me on the
subject. that If my fellow citizens desire my
wees in the position referred to it will afford me
self candidate for the office ofSUPERlNTEND-
ENT OF THE GAS WORKS, and if elected. will
devote all nv energies, with whatever of capacity
and experience may possess, to a faithful DIS
charge of the duties Of the Office.
NH o tide C. CAMPBELL.
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& WATCHES, JEWELKY.S IIyyI

MATCHES, JEWELRY, SJLyYR
"A AND PLATED WARES. A. MYERS
G.Nz Keeps constantly on hand a larse and com.
plete assortment of the above NAMED A..
tlcles embracing all the latest st, les which he a.
leIs TO his friends and public on the mos, ressos
aple terms He would call particular attention %
E.s stock of fine Watches, such as Jules JurasusOs
r. b, Adams Son, Alfred Lavalette, Jules Ens
y, Henry Reynolds Lemon. Jose nh Johns,0u, Jes.
kseps 4 large assortme ut of rich DIAMOND II, Fn
ger Kings. Shirt Buttons, Diamond Cluster and
single Stone Breastpins, Tor gents; slso / inss
assortment, OF ladies' Carbuncle, Coal. Lava
Cameo and Pearl Sets. Etruscsn and s.s,n roa
Cham Bracelets. Chatham CHAINS, Neck Chsns
Chafms. Sleeve Buttons, Shirt Buttons &c; Silver
Sets, Gobiets. Pitchers, Salt Cellars Cups, Bousust
Holders, Fish Knives and Forks, Berry Spooni
Asparagus Tongs, Ice Tongs, Silver Spoons aod
Forks, hne Silver plated Knives, &c.
Hoping TO offer such inducements that canu1
aii To please In price and quality call is respect
iuiiS soiiclted. 3 A. MYERS,
Corner of Main and Pearl IN
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LOUISA COUNTY.

TO THE VOTERS OF LOUISA
80 / am candidate for the office of SHEER
IFF FOR THE COUNTY OF LOUISA at the en-
suing election: If it shall be your pleasure to
elect me, shall associate with myself in the dis
charge Of the duties Of the place, Mr.. JESS 5 J.
PORTER and Mr. ANDREW j. RICHARDSON. Mr..
Clerks Office Of Loui. a, IN which position he gave
great satisfaction by his capacity and attention to
business MIR. Richardson was formerly one of
ago.
If elected shall not farm the Office, but all its
its duties will he performed by myself and my
deputies. Very respectfully,
fe l6-d2tawGwtApl
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CARRIAGES. &c.

o&HGk CAR K!AGEs, BUGGiEs, &c.
Gk&t6 roR Sal ELTke subscriber intends
SAFE MS stock of CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS
AM bUOGIES, with and without tops or his
own make. at greatly reduced prices, put D with
kIeai care; Tlve HIM a CAL, as he is determines
TO sell at all hazards. JOHN nJES
Mm in Corner Of 9th and Broad sta,
cARHEk Oh! Man, MAN. THOU AIT
az but dust; therefore why gricve AT ~.
d - of life, for it leaves but a
hloQuizing. N"""" IN 80
Mr. EDITOR: As said in my last advertisement
mac peen studying astronomy. Of course peonis
expected to hear Of some great phenomena W"nid
eaVe discovered, but In examining the eIemenfs !
Iound there was mystery beyond tho c"mprehen
SUI o. man ana as had no desire to- bp,ld towe,
soildlties. " ""' anu WON'T !"
am now still in the ring to trade for nnvthin,
ION the bowels Of the earth to tho mountain tor
~ an push along Keep moving; for It is wiser
!nan se,tinE aside and dreaming. signing and vast
ing NE tide, for in life earnest battle these on,
fail. HAEI NiwH i HSxsT Say
18th It,, Creek Nation, Richmond. Va
!; 81 promised the public 4 romance of INV
HE. Which will be forthcoming "a due time. my
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CAKRIA(SEN. C1n Nj =

o&HAAt CAk 1AGEA. CAhKlA1;fN-.
GG The subscriber has on hand al his Coach
L. - Making Establishment, ON Lombard Al
Near a T the Columbian Hotel. c6aCHES. cHAkI r
IEEb, BARoUCHEN: BUGGiES, with and With
n tn tops. ana SULkl ES-aii Of hIs own make. of
WI 30 sold 80 low as good work OF the Kind can H.
n the city OF Richmond. end respectfully ask a
rage iina ~ am determined 10 make 10 order M,
TO sell At the lowest prices possible: and ali vol
500 that u new, warranted.
fess-dsm MICAJAH MANaUM.
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~ NOTICE TO Tine TRAVELLING
~ PUBLIC. -
LIVERY STABLE, &SS&

SrAGE LINES. &C. wv
1, Ihe onderoagnod having lately purchased Of A.
y. alters the entire stock Of Horses Bug ics
aaots. TO-. nye now ready to. aocomusedsss tnc
from 6alky u oaE- horse Coach, q the sSortesi
70 any part OF the adjoining Ststes, on he
mnSe reasonable terma.
We will always have ONNlBUE6E0 1t the no.
~ ana dspots To convey passengers % Any part Of
- mai. CONTRACTORS
on 81 the Otaxe Lines leaving Qanvitle. AID will
ic with good and oniorSable Cosohsa. Teams. "a
et4Ady ana oObor drivero. -. : = !
fefsops vishins ANYTHING in their li1s Of buai-
ness Will do we'll to call the pn9eYsiene1 q ~
Tunstall HOUSE, which u the STAGE UFffCE 6S
They also have 4 STAGE LINE rssai.s from
Ksy:vills, "a re HiceIcad and Ds9yiIl4 Rsslscs1.
e ss 1ks:SssS a ~ 8
FAihAY retHraias % - 6oilo1ies ~ ~ 80
peoting with ~ cars 9elAf Eaee An4 WesIor go
a1Ssii-,n. GEO. D. AO9kk Do
e3ss'ssy'.x!,lS,R fsI ESSSpp IS
ssa2sp Es akf SHSHRS kkI IS Is
IL esese33 recf.vlaG eOo6el tre4 M 49,. -
81 ~ IN kE SsalSii 81. 9SHsii
49, sss ar Hi Sy .,.: rss.
.:,..' : =: Il! 8. !!!!. :
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WATCHES, JEwELRY =.
w. W; J. BARTHoLoNEw
Watch and Clock Maker Ma Nv,

* SELLING OUT BELOW C0s,
"A mn 1EWELRY. WATCHER
~ ncp ns an 20 s takes The Liberty to
the l.iTHOGRAPh!CP RINTiN; EsTTas ~ Gio VS.
NJ ENI OF Messrs. RITCHIE 4 Di,NNAVaNn1
IN Consequence OF this change IN my buslns,
want Of FINE JEWELRf. WATrUutE;s AZ 10
VII hnd II greatly to their interest 10 FIVE ma a.
EAKLI GALL, as | only intend 10 sir "" KEN
On COS a shOrt time. The balance nj The 49,
"''' NO S''u d' auctioh. =, l.. HOYER
,,h N -. No. 1873 MAN street.
nIn iV-im Between 9Th and 10th street.,
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- CHAR LIS cH anI Ts Ell. .'1a s a. :.
lection u1on osSsr., =" cypress sSs opinion that
your servsces a. SUPERTNTENbENiTE'Od OF OUR
GAS WORKS, are greatly desired.
As We wish to cast our votes for you at the ap-
proachins election, we respectfully ask you to an
nounce yQnrsef candidate for that otfce
VERY respectfully, yours,
W. N. Archer, VIM. Mott,
David 8. Watson, Vim. Gray
r. Archer, J. W. Nickel,
Edward Sinton, Geo. J. bcamme
John Priddy, ". "A. Elliott,
Woodb,y B. Blgslow. Edward Kerssy,
L. X. keus. Geo. L. Baldwin,
Jas. H. Tanner, VIM A. Clarke,
Thomas ]. bagby, w. Bodeker.
]. r. Anderson, Win. M. Dade,
VIM. +. Tanner, John l.. b. eriy,
John F. Tanner, VIM. G.. Tompkins,
Alex. Delaney, Alex. Crax,
RObt P. Southall, Ed. W. smith,
], II, Davies
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Office cor. of Cary and Va strait.
Richmond, Nov. LIST, 1889

t. ~: KOSHER, SUCCESSOR To VII
~. son KOSHER, WHOLESALE AND RE
AL IhOCER, has for sale the following ar
tt.cies, to which he asks the attention Of his
Mems a C Eng the public: RIO Laxuayra Java and
A ~ CUE be Brown and Refined SUGARS.
Ct different grades; Loaf, Pulverized and Crushed
S SAanARS; smo.ins and Chewing TOBACCO OF
oanetent brands; Old dominion Nails, Of all sizes;
SSh a., Gotten Yarns. good assortment; II.
OILS UId Rye Whiske,; old and good b. L Glen
mans Rye Whlskey A: N. Woods Rye Wis
k k. Old and good; F: Stearns 4 Co . Old Rye
variety French Brandy, Madeira Wines. and
otner articles TOO numerous tn mention. Call and
site Old Market '' "ppo-
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HENRICO COUNTY,

- To THE VOTERS OF HENRTCO
- COUNTY.-FELLow- CI1IzENs:-I am n
ca1cdafe Tor Re election to the Office Of COMMITS
trlct OF Aenrlco county, and respectfully solicit
! our support at the election to take place ON the
s.tn OF May next; II YOU again elect me, will
nse my utmost efforts in the faithful discharge of
The duties Of my Office. %
NH l5-lm* w IAwrON
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JOHN g.. MCMILLAN.
who has had twenty Ave years. experiences in thu
business, 10 pre- pared to put on SLATE ROOFS n'
eyerv description. and with the hest materiaI.' .;
short notice. Specimens Of his work can ha s.sn =,
on application and orders left at his Office on MAIL
street, near 9Th, or at the Office Of XLrRsr =
w Est. Architect. 0oddin's Hall. will he pIomptI.
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FRANKLIN PArkR MIL,
EsELvIDERE MANuFAcTukkiiSSda1 c9N 2, ~ "a;
tv ieF ssGHs'' NskY asa l.ops q III
PER, NEWS ND Book FAfESkAa r 81 q PA
~ "a eaa eiSes. fasnishAd q aScFf notesu S.1h
% ae-dlS 0HO. WHIrrrp,n p.,.
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SHOCkOE MILL RICHMOND GROUND
- PLASTER-The subscriber has earnestly Ia
Doleo iof the past four years. to exclude Northern
Ground Plaster, by the establishment of a Home
MiA, and supplying an article superior to any re-
celved from the North, and claims a perfect sue
cess he hegs leave to return his grateful thank ks
to hls patrons. and asks to inform ali Interested
that ne has completed his improvements that will
ms stock of Lump is heavy, (baged upon the
euarries with special reference to it's richness in
shs h Of Lime The reputation of his brand
asks only an experimental trial of those who have
not made aPpllcat,0n Of this raixabIe fertilizer.
JOdN II. CLAIBORNE, No. IL Pearl ct.
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- Z. GArHKlGHr. ruR1lruRr

- W ANEHULSF, On HUVENNUY ST,
u BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN
has on hand AZ this time the ARREST and
offered to his fire nds ana ibe nnhbe srys ror,su
of which being Ci1YMAD k~Wa,ch he plsd,,sto
sell Tor loss profit than here toore. Painted, I'm.
itation and Solid Oak. Walnut. MahTsny and
Rosewood ChAMYER SUITS, from SIS 70 SG
az styles Marble Top TABLES; also, WARP
hOBES, from S l0up; TETE ATETES,DlVANs.
SOtAS. from Sl3 up 10 SIS; Jenny Lind BED
STEApS. from So u SIS; beautiful Broca,sls,
Plush, Lasting and Hair Cloth pAkL0R SUITS
Also. COUCHt.S and BED LOUNGES, st twegv'
hive per cent less than can be purchased Else
where; IN fact. ms stock embraces ever aries
usually kept in MS line. Call and sxsmlne
lOr yourself. and see how much You can save be-
tore purchasing elsewhere. Also. . large ass9f!-
ment Of Recunhent. Invalid, Arm, Easy ard Re
xolvins CHAIRx MATTRESSES, HAIR and
Shuck, and BEDDING nan 2l-t1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-26
n JOHN W. FRAYSER.

~ JOHN ". FKAYSER,
~ APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST,
tsuccessor to J. W. PoLLARD.l 18th street,
- between Broad and Grace, would invite the
attention Of purchasers to his stock of DRUGS
MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS. FLUID, GAR
bbICLES, consisting of Brushes. Combs, Hair Oils,
ierIumery, Ac.-every thing, indeed, usually ION nd
rates. " WA -" 'A' o"0"'
hours. both DAY and NIGHT ~ "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-26

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-26
CHARLES LUMSDEy.

e CHARLES LUNNDES
E tAGENT FOR Jouy Iusryul
ny u Announces that he will open thus ft Vs. X.
S0kl 10Th March. we'll selected s,ost "
Watches, Jewelry. Spectaces, and Silver Wa.
designs, tasteful workmanship and line anall,
material, to which he invites the attention 81 ii
VINO are In want OF any article in the line ~
he fiatters himself that from hi lone exrs,is,.
IN the business. together with has asans,n,sns.
with the manufacturers; will enable nm 10 AZ,
purchasers good goods at reasonable prses III
at 96 Main street. ''''' 'A-
~ WATCHES, CLOCKS. SPECTACLE and
il w ELRI. repaired in the best manner Al ,Aa,t
HO{lCe. And at NV