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1uamEes NOTICES.
r1nw1N WORKMAN 4 CO.ayrs
r. GROCERS, COMMISSION MEkCHANAos

ED GWRsoMcE MS .coMMIssi 4 MERCHANTS.
!; EE5AHSst STEWEHHt Ar,
CORN, FLOUR, Sc, TO the sale Of which t Ep"
win sye hi. Ds5sSns' Intention
BAOS furnished when required. -----
ETTESeER. 4 fRRieMaGSSdGS'p , VIRGINIA,
sTtpEss sf sEN M hSf zFhRfJJ22SSA
STEAM Tg SfsE fk Si 1 Y. IN III. YER,
best manner, warranted equal n EVEN Hines North
on any West z. Inc same ''-'D - ia 2s-sm
TEA wAKEHe e.Shi.RS sA ! a..
iMroSrEFs f SkS ~ WIZ Hfz5 EsALh DEAL
No g. Exchange Place, Baltimore;
Onet 10 Ing TEAS Of ali kinds and qualities. and in
packages Of all sizes, and as low as ans soIsS III
the Union. :" =.
INNER AT WHOLESALE AND RE:
Vi MEEK aa sis dsy
various kinds and qualities. which we win seii dI
wholesale and retail on accommodating terms ns;u
Special attention will he gwen to BILL Ii W.
BE- E a, Of All KIND PHILIPS Il COLEMAN.
CLATE ;OOFING.
JOHN G. MCMILLAN,
Who has had to e an
every description, and with the best ia al
n npncation. and orders left at his office MAN
street, near 9th. or at the ONCE 81 ALERT ~.
e,,anIsd To- oc l8- 6m'
MARBLE WORKS.
nxouAs 1SHH4 ISsflff ffsS 5fA STREET,
MoNUMES h4!ssHFHS@sR&zP H III PIECES.
NANTES, FONTS, ,Sc:
. IA First Premiums awarded by the Virginia AZ
Sill, continue to SELL NICHOLS, both Of puhIiciy
and for the tSe q"
Franklin streets. r. n. ply iNoON,
PRoH SnSis' coM N fH1s
Cary street, opposite Columbian Hotel
IAsiF EDwAKD., Of [ King will'am'} Assistants
Y sox.hSi Of Ennsuen5F Assistants
Guarantee their friends faithful attention to
all consgnments, and orders for goods from pro
'p Mf ' F. % ssTrToN. JR Is admitted to an IN
lei fe i- ID SIX, St'A'''' MADDUx CO.
WHEELwR!GMT, NUDGE COS,
w COMMIsSION PAPER WAkEHOUSE,
ware and Manila PAPERS; Bookbinders'
RAGS Bleaching POW bERs; ALUM. &c. No.
II Hanover street, corner of German street,
ia 23-d6m BALTIMORE, MD.
JAMES ID. BROWNIES
j ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
9th street. next to the Mechanics Institute.
IRON Ratings, VERAN DAHS, BALCO-
MES. CHAIRS. SETTLES, &c; also, Grating,
Vault and Cellar DOORS. and every other kind of
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
poses, manufactured at snort notice.
M Particular attention given to enclosing Burial
Lots in the city nd country.
PROV NING, M00RE CO..,
FOR THE SALE OF NEG ROES,,
Will give their unddlded attention to the SALE
OF NEGROES. Wv -
nA- Office ON Frank in, few doors below Wall
street, Richmond ia Slim
(rARD.-The subscriber takes this methed of IN
~ forming his friends ard the public that he has es
tabshed himself as a MERCHANDISE BROKER
AND GENERAL COM MISSfON MERCHANT.
He will attend To the purchase and sal OF Ai3r-
cnandlZe generally also, Flour, Wheat, Corn To-
bacco, and all descriptions Of Country Produce.
entrusted to his care. From his long business
experience he hopes to meet with liberal share oil
public patronage. He refers, by permission, to
LEWIS WEBB, Esq,
Messrs. DUNLOP, MONCURE Co., RchmO'd d,
EDMOND, DAVENPORT Co., Va.
- BAeON X Baskerville,
E RsyssT ! Ti Rs3a: HOLMES Baltimore
TwELLs 4 Co, Philadelphia.
WIN. s. ROYSTER,
Office cor. of Cary and Va. streets
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GxEATREDUCTION INT
y on II Ar0 ANU bUUIS-A

~ From Is TO ~ per cent. saved }, ,g''
,rr from !. Ii. ANTHONY,
N0A Celumbian Hote. buiess
Moleskin Hats of hes, quality, IS 80 &C. ss'ss
quality, %; fashionable Silk Hats. y. az 4.
SKIN Sc wed Boots, 3 81. Congress CATER Do''
6ne calf skin seWed Shoes. % .va
l. H ANTHONY has made arrsrs - - !,
one of the best makers IN the city Vl fA..ss =,
to supply him with handsome and 81 ~. 80
skin sewed BOOTS, which ne VII SCI sippsiSO
ocdented low price Of TIRE DoLLAns HSiys
HALF. &c
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PIANO FORTES.

MI hh AM ANP Dx GE ,Ifs l
CAN MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS;
DORR RADE: Warcrooms 23i. Factory 290
Broad street, would respectfully invite prDi,c at
tentIon TO their large assortment of PIANOS, and
would offer such guarantees as will satisfy the
most fastdous purchaser.
Oar PIANOS are warranted for five years. kept
in tune twelve months, and exchanged within the
FIRST six months if they fail to give entire sat5siac
ton to the purchaser.
Particular attention is paid 10 orders from the
country, and persons may safely rely upon the
faithful execution of their orders.
Old Pianos taken in exchange for new ones.
M PIANOS hired at low rates.
DORR 4 RADE,
dol Rich,nopt Va
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n.y. SURG EON DENTIST,
Ao Office on Main. below Pearl street, next
door TO p. Horton Keaci's trimming store and Two
| doors above Messrs. ThOs. X. Price Co.'s Dry
Goods store.
The subscriber having removed TO the above
house, would he pleased to see those with whom ne
has engagements, and has made extensive prepa-
rations To serve the public generally All opera
tons performed liz the most approved and scientihc
sly le known to the Profession. and all work done
by him warranted TO give satisfaction. tocD-Iy
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LIFE INSURANCE, &c.


DICHMOND AGENCY OF THE SOUTH.
PROTECTION ms TRANCE COMPANY,
Chartered BY the Lesistotnrs Of Virginia 1" 1884
HOME OFFICE, ALEXANDRIA,, va:
+. B. RRo6B # JAMES T: GL6sE.
E EH & kA L. sTABtER T MN p NAAs ILL.,
ShffsEJkt S SESkLE k kJfHP = H i GfAFFEEks'
WITS WIT NJ b! fdRNER, u VIII N E WkfdHt.
II; tBSk kSBERfsoS: ve s'f F1ssdsn,
THOS: T.; HILL, Treasurer.
JAS L. CLOSE, Actuary and General Agent.
Applications for Insurance an sranted and policies
issued and renewed on the most favorable terms
+ MARINE INSURANCE.
THE Hs FRI SSP r. Sa1sr ssua.
Aofhce No. III Main gin Street ,I R ,1,
THIS COMPANY has the advantage of tUen:y ssren
ysa.s' experience in the Insurance business, and
- that period needs no special recommendation to
= oitizens of Virginia.
tin Affects Fire Insurance in city and country and
ne Insurance to all parts of the world.
4s ENash capital and surplus are as above, and its
are managed prudently, but literally, and it'd
IRE as low as those of any other good institu
DIRECToys:
3saCowardin, J. E. Wsdsworth, Patrick Cullen
Allen, VIM. Beers, Geo. w. Smith
T.. Kent, Thos Samson, B. L. WINSTON
Palmer, Chas. W Purcell, Jno. N Gordon
7KR Parker, Jos. 2. Winston, Arch. Thomas
9 InOes, H. A. Claiborne.
II n to the President or Secretary, in person OF
81. w. l.. COWARDIN, President.
e. WILLIS, JR., Secretary. je o-tS
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"a GREAT CHANoE TO BUY HAS

n GREAT CHANCE TO BUY HAN
ACAPS AND LADIES FURS CAkAr we
CHEAP iU.at0 WORTH Or HATS A.
CAPS AT cOST.-Having determined 70 ehss =
my stock OF Hats aud Caps, / saEli sell ifHa .a'
day my stock, which IS very large and vel 's'sef
az cost for cash. Now is the chance ioF .aos' +.
want of Fa;s and Caps To- buy Iowa - oas = ~
for So So a 81 for IS. rs 80 Tor 81 80 and sse
50. too numerous 10 mention; Caps ifoL = ~
10 81. | am determined 10 sell 81 al oil nis ss~,
SO that all who are in want can save ~ PEI ~. !,
styles of soft, Hats and Dress Hats Of ny osn ~
nee. 'u'e' HUE ''""' ~ WI. r MOORE
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VIRGINIA-FREDERICK COUNTY, Scr:
This day, Henry NJ. Brent. Cashier OF the Bank
of the Valley in Virginiv. personally appeared be-
fore the subscriber, Notary Public and for the
county aforesaid, and made oath that the foregoing
ement exhibits the true condition OF said Bank
the LIST instant made up from the books OF the
Bank and the reports from the several Branches
thereof, to the best of his knowledge and belief.
Given under my hand this 3lst day Of January,
1860 }. 5. CARSON, Not Pub
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II Obedient servant.
s. BRADY, Cashier.

Statement Of the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank Of Wheeling and Of its Branches for the
Quarter snding LIST January, 1860 also. Com
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A CARD.-We return our thanks to our Gus
IN toners and the public generally, for the very
liberal patronage we have received from themsaod
nope Ly strict attention to business to merit con
sinuance of the sane. assuring them that no pains
vii he spared To give them entire satisfaction
Having IN our employ men the best rkmep that
this country can produce. we are now better pre-
and boys BOOTS and SHOES. of every de
scription, and a much larger scale than hereto
fore. We import all of our materials direct for
the manufacture of all kinds Of work made here.
which will always be found superior to any North
ern work. We shall engage more largely In manu-
featuring than heretofore. and We call especial at
.ention of all in want of good work aud at fair
prices to call on ALEX. HILL CO.,
Manufacturers and Importers of
Boots. Shoes. Trunks. &c-,
III Main St, Richmond, Va.
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DORR h RADE,
de 16-d&cwly Richmond. Va.

LIGiTE X BRADBU US
HTEH PiANOS.-We call the attention of the
WI SIt citizens OF Richmond and Virgins to
our PIANO FORTES: We have placed these IN
strumeats with Mr.. CARUSI, that their qualities,
in all respects, ,::ay be tested BY the side OF the
famed CHICKERING'S.
We warrant all our PIANOS. and can show rs
high and rs hume rous testimonials as any factory
ID the country, all of which can be seen at Mr.
CARUsI :, on Broad street, 81 door fr"m 9Th.
LIGHTE L BRADBURY.
- CHICkERING PIANOS to he had
z a. n. CARUSI'S, Broad street,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

- FARM OF 100 AtRTSIN tHIs.
TERRIFIED. ON The coal pr TrN
.~ PIKE. SIX MILES FROM NANCHFSrsy
FOR SALE We are authorized 10 sail he NJ,
FARM. recently IN the occupancy Of VIZ fs..
tam Cooke, and now tenan'ed b, Nr. Iqmr
Mayo. Inc tract contains 40 acres. atom, h.,
cleared balance N wood and timber. The bl ialr,
on the place are. for the most part uesrn pas A.
embrace great VARIETY, and are ample for The 4
commodation al 4 large family.
AS the owner now resides IN a distant S,a'a n
anxious Ia sell. and If Immediate app.lc,roa :
made, grea. bargain will be glvea
Mir. Mayo, residins on the place, Will ta,s RAJ,
sure IN showing IL tn those y no mas call on sa
Apply to GODDiN Il APPFRS0N
f. 5l-6t Au.-,
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Hanover. twelve miles from the city - 4 {.
- noBd. and IL miles from Richmond, Fte4s'
ickshurg and Potomac Railroad. on staHi H.,
Geek, ant adjoining the land ui Andersen -
others containing aioutG ACHES, about 10 Sci-
cleared. th. balance heavily timhered with sh-
ana OAK, ! VIII sell; n PIT &c anc'"o. a, hNl9''
February, lsGU.
Tsaa-.-one third cash the balance Ia r44l
pay ments ni D and /: months credit.
JAMES ". CT Man,
fe H-l3tt Agent for Martha ANA Ag,
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CONDITION OF rHB VIRGINIA BANKS.

BANK OF THE VALLEY IN vIRGIN1A.l
WINcHHsfIR, Jan. 81, 1850.
To His Excelency JonN LITcHRa,
Governor Of Virginia.
DxAR Str enclose herewith statements show
Ing the condition Of this Bank on the lat day Of
January, 1859. and lst instant.
very respectfully. yeX ETY. s asssw1Tf Cashier.
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-. MILITARY GOODS. have Ids .fs ~
Ma lsrve vsriety of MtLilAR ia So
CAPS. las samples sns ~ '.,n sesles I'D
furnished TO compares ~ NJ 1ne T. plcklSsoN.,
ut very low prices. Nv H. :. Nsln street
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CO.partnership.

The undersigned have this day formed co, !,
partnership, under the name and style of THOMAS
p. QUARLES SONS, for the purpose OF CON
dnc,ing a general retail RRY GOODS o9" ness
shaw, Quarles & Co We respectfully soiicltthe
PATRONAGE of the late concern, and Will! conduct
our business on the same terms we VIII receive
will offer every induceaent to the trade 70 pur-
chase OF VI.
SALE. of Caroline county KoEr. l.. PENDLErON,
of Essex; VIM. D.IUARLEs, WM. A.. RIsON and
VIM TAYLOR, Of Richmond, who will be pleased
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~. TIT Vft spAnion.
Ion Nam st; adjoining Duke h W.sl lVsi
s ama ,4e the 81 che1a. Ha Sss and
prices .sto good tenants. Apply 10 '' ''h' II y
u. ". YANcEY, B-o,a.
Ia Pr innrs ahnya M.r....-.-' NLutl 81.
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NEW WHOLESALE hat ho'''
VI No. 25s BALrIaoRE SIREET' psi"S

MES IL. u +. y II XII
or NORTH cAkOLiSs,
tLate with q eo. A. Waidef 20 ..s,,a
Would respectfully invite the attention -. -.
merchants 20 their large and ent.Isb ne"
STRAW FUR. cAssINE RE-, "oVL -.
HATS of the latest ~, les, Tor the sPfi az sr,,.
Hsviug ,ons xpsrlsnee IN beslness. an@ 70 -
eerior facilities IN obtaining uuf sspsg,s ~
manufacturers, We feel confident ,aat We ", =
Inducements To country merchants ~ AVE "a
and price and We would be pie tsed - 80 ca
call And examine our stock when tta fs.. fs.sra-.s
orders prompt, attended -. ~ 4' lRytC 60
10 order. JAMES H. pE+''
10 l6-eniyul
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MERCHANTS AN I'd MECHANICS BANK,t
WHEELING, Feb. 4, 1860
His Excellsncy JOHN LETcHEK. Governor of Vir-
gina:
Dear Sir-Herewith forward statement of this
Bank and Branches, for the quarter ending Janua-
1of
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..A NATURAL BRIDGE, VA.-Hav

VI. ssH n lfZ FUTtNIseU TIE cnflrP
1s.& NATURAL BRIDGE PROPERTY,
aud beng now engaged IN making extensive ad-
dtlnns TO my House, Will be prepared by the first
OF May 10 entertain larser number sf visitors.
IN a more comfortable manner than ever before
shall always supply my table with the lest that
the maTke, affords. My Bar will he supplied with
the best Wines and Liquors. respectfully solicit
the patronage of the travelling public assuring
them that they shall be tertainsd In a manner
that cannot fail To please. The Brtdse ctH be
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g., ST0KES. Under ST. ,u,p,,.

E:::s street. now occupied by WIN. F Rn,l "a Va
M Possession giver on the 18Th Of NJ u
to tfc 3-tsl Wu 'r.S'eh Az,
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I Pr on YOUR Eye.
SsfGHT.-M J. FRANKLIN L
CO. Opticians offer to the PUBLIC
CRYSTAL pERISCOPlC sPECTACLES for pre-
serving and restoring the impaired vision to its
Misc ROsCoPEs.' TELEsC oPEs, OPERA
GLASSES and MATHEMATICAL INsTRu
MENTS; the finest collection Of STEREO-
SCOPES and STER EOSCOPIC PICTURES TO be
found IN great variety, at their office. in the City
SSvln-s Bank. la Nam street. Richmond Va.
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i vou been at +. GOLDSMIT'S. 25 Broad
ct! He is closing out his stock at such sac
fnFices-Whitc Tarlatans. yards wide. l5sl
ondid lace in front Cnrsets at S71a cts;
-. very cheap; Hoop Skirts, at half the
y yard wide Beached Cot ons of excel
at 10 cents other STYLES at l2la cents,
Now York NJ ills; Cnbleached Cottons,
n Irish Linens at 20 cents, worth Is cents;
pillars at rs cts. worth &l.5O; EmbrOld-
eTchiefs at 1874 cents; splendid Ladies
- IN cents; Cambric Bands; Infants
6bgic and Swiss Edgtngs and Insert
oeD; splendid white JacOnet. one and
10 in width, only Is cents; Millinery
Tyimulings; Hair Nets, very cheap;
md numorous other articles. Bear
Dds must be sold TO make room, SO
e. COL O6MTc,S 2l5 Broad ST.
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-, :, :, = - JUH N LUNIFK.
STORE HOUSE FOR RENT.-Withing to de
vote the whole of nv time to the Hotel, will
lease my STORE. HOUSE for term OF years,
on very reasonable terms. Any one wishing to
engage IN merchandising will hnd this mos, de-
sirab!e stand. lie 2l-lml JOHN LTSTEk.
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I11'o
n BOUTS AND SHOES MADE Or

TO OR DERIVE now land saGSS
~ have been for some time past, making mea-
sured work To order. and having enlarged our man
ufacturins establishment, we have better iacll1
ties to serve customers and the public general
~ with ever thing ming To the Boot ant Shoe
making business. We also make tn order Boots
for cavalry purposes Welilns ton and Washington
Boots; plain stitched ami channel bottom Boots;
single, double and cork sole Boots. We also MAKE
to order Boots and Shoes for dstorn,.d feet.
We will undertake to make work OF every variety
and sly lie worn both IN this country and Europe.
MARCUS HARRlS BRO,
Next Ia the American Hotel
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Dealers in Printing, Writing, Blank Book. Hard
ware and Manila PAPE RS; Bookbnders'
LEATHER and CLOTH; FOTelgn and Domestic
II Hanover street, corner of German street.
ia 23-f,6m BAIT! MORE, MD.
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SO NAPLES, three years old, straigh smooth.
-~ AID Tree OF knots. They will make beautiful
shade trees. Are warranted to grow. if properly
planed. Prioe 81 each. delivered in the city.
=. JOHNSTON x BRO,
fe Its lis Nam
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Water Gas.

The process Of manufacturing gas from wa
ter in Philadelphia seems to have been sue
cessful. Compared with coal-gas, an equal
number of cubic feet yields more light and
heat. 1t 10 more dense, much cheaper, and re-
quires greatly less room for its apparatus and
fewer lab0rers to man ufacture it. 1t Is also
easily freed from some of the offensive mix
lures, such as the sulphurous and nitrous
compounds-iti is by SO much less offensive u
tho ieakaees and escapes incident to tho -
The Philadelphia Press says:
A bu.hel of charcoal and three huu
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BIZ: Carr street, between 10th AMI n, az =
Dunlop. Moncure Il CO.. sni mn ,fes;s, ~
bacco Factory Warehouse. or Man, t I.
Enquire Of + D. FtSu,ene 'aflai =
le i5-ts KEVr n.Hn
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MEDICAL CARDIFF. PLUME offers his ser
XVI vices to the public in the treatmento all secret
diseases Twenty years practice the above
branch gives DR.. p. claim to public favor.-Otiice
or Franklin street; near the Exchange Hotel, and
ways on hand, = supply Of the "CHEMiCAT EX-
TRACT OF FLOWERs;" one of the very best
renovatoIs Tor weakened parts now known Medi-
or otherwise PROMPTLY ATTENDED to- Richmond Va
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JAMES ID. BROWNIES
j ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,

9th street. ne xt to the Mechancs' Institute.
IRON Ratings, VERAN DAHS, BALCO-
Vault and Cellar DOORS. and every other KIND of
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
poses manufactured at snort notice.
A Particular ttentiOn given to enclosing Burial
Lots in the CITY nd country.
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NOTICE OF CO.PARTNEKSHlP.- LII
~ TIER LIBBY, of Richmond, and ABRAHAM
BURTON, of Petersburg. Va. nave formed CO.
partnership. under the style of LIBBY BUR
TON. for the purpose Of conducting GROCERY.
SHIP CHANDLERY ANb COMMISSION BUSI-
NESS, at the old stand of LUTHER LIBBY, cor
ner Goth and Cary streets. Richmond.
LUTHER LIBBY.
ABRAHAM BURTON.
Richmond, Feb. 10Th, 60.
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At the death of the late Teller. which occurred
on the 21st Of August 1859. there was found among
his papers various checks, drafts. &C. which he
had Improperly paid and held up, there benz no
funds to the credit of the drawers at the time,
many of which have since been paid and the ap
parent deficiency on the lst Of October tfhe gate
the LIST inst as above Of $40 sa3 81 has at this date,
January slst. been thus reduced 70 SI, 1888 q.
which balance, 1t IS hoped, Will be luliy settied IN
the same way.
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BURNING AND LUBRlcATING
The grea. KANAwHA COAL AND Oil CON
PANf, consisting of native citizens of our own
State, has appointed US AGENTS tor the safe. Of
buhSiS5 AND an 'tsUsRHIsATyIS yH, :
the 9usiit' of which is warranted pure and unadu-
We invite the attention of apo.hecaries and
dealers throus the State our supply, which
viii ne large. and sold BY wholesale only, at the
ia Its GOOCH ECHoLS
CPRING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MILLINERYand
STRAW GOODS.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO.,
RIpBoNss' sSoNNET 3 iosst a"a csArlNs,
PEArHEkssh sfkAW B5NNETs' FktkAsrs &c.
No. 81 and Lofts Of $50 Baltimore 81
Oder stock unsur passed IN the United States in
variety and cheapness.
sostSs: pei cent s. ID 70, cash essh pa,
funds. ia 2l-6w
asjabs .s!j !! p. IT. + i
ga sib ~ so s'isl Bfx |. isss q So, =:
- = ~ &.
~, !: ga :s!:Ssts a
q; I; 90: :s.s;. ::.i;s: -: MI :: a
e s. =. : i kss;. :sss1fea sse
q. g 8 s I: s.:., I'M; s,:l IN;
STSS7UN 10O0 0iksi 91T11-
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DEALERS IN IKON AND STEM u II. ar
CORN, FLOUR, &c, to the sale oil when Eu " i~
WORKMAN will give his personal atteh''""'
n. Advances made cOnsIgnments'
RAGS furnished when required.
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Nov.l. Dec. l. Jan. l.
Indebtedness of
Directors .S65l07 81 S64.9F "a SOS, 49, s.

The undersigned, Directors Of the Bank of the
Valley in Virginia, have examined the foregoing
A. s. BALDWIN,
JOHN N. BELL,
d. w. BARTON,
JACOB BAKER,
VIM. MILLER.
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have to offer my thanks to my friends
and customers for former liberal patronage. ard To
ask q continuance of the same to the new business
of LIBBY Il BURTON. LUTHER LIBBY.
Richmond, Feb. 10Th, 90.
rs Whig copy. lie l3-Im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-25

JOHN g. MCMILLAN,
Uho has had twenty-five years experence N the
business, rs pre- pared to put on SLATE ROOFS O.:
every description, and with the best mateTiais AZ
M nnpcation. and orders left at his office on Nam
street. near 9TH or at the office Of ALBERT u.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-25

slNH T. subscribers have this day formed co part
L nershlp for the purpose of carr! ing on the
HOUSE CARPENTERING business IN all oil It's
branches, and hope by personal attention 10 merit
the patronage OF friends and putilc generally.
Our shop is at the old stand, on Main street; he
tween 9Th and 9Th. Nj l. III BSON:
JOS. V. HOPKINS,