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NJ Nv, OI'IzRA TsOUsE-coRNER OF BoURBoN

IN aud Toulouse streets.
SATURDAY NIGHT. Dee. 15 1850.
Second night Of Adams opera, in acts, entitled THE LOST
JEWEL.
PRICE OF ADNIssIoN-Dress Circle Lattics1 Boxes Par
qnee, Second Gallery, 81 80; Pit Boxes and Pitt $ laird
Gallery 50 cents.
H8-Ioors open at @. To commence at L.
Nsl-No seats secured unless raid for. ia
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>.sg-no r.. MARSH, DnNMAN s. co.,

b WWff, IL. MAIisH, DaiAMAN d. co.,
ssSta-~za CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
CORNER OF CARoNDELET AND GR4vIER STREETS
NEW ORLEANS,
Keeps constantly on hand large assortment of CAR
RACES from their mandatory New jersey which they
offer for sale very reasonable terms,
Executive nusenbury Van Dpusen and Douglas &
Posts, of Newark, New Jersey, LIGHT BUGGIEs ms en-
CmAs. u. MASH, BROKER, AND DEALER IN
" SCRIP, STOCK, NOTES, REAL ESTATE AND Ely
e1aAt'o@' Nc. as Carondsiet street,
OIL Nv Retuesn Common aud Gravier.
STRONG TESTIMONY STRONG TESTIMONY
sr. JOINS, N b. Feb. s, 1873.
Genemen-The following certificate from William Ginning
ham Keeper Of The Anshog;s in our city, hsk will be in
upon the correctness Of 1 his statement w s,ttru
To W. o Smith ESQ, Mayor the city Of ST. Johns, N B:
essas Esys a Ga RaRea %s aged
The quantity Of worms passed being great requested The
mother e count them which she da and mated here nine
four making in All two hundred and Two were nine
matt Dss Ii sss5 inches
St. Johns, N, B., February 4 1865.
saPurchasers should look well to the initials the wrap
fuge and no other. n23 lm6W
I OsT, AT JACKSON, MISS, ON THE EVENING OF
ia the 18th inst the following described Drafts and
cepted by Thornhill Il Co:
One drawn by Robinson MRyson Co., dated 18th May, 1860
payable to their months
One drawn by same in favor date and payable 10
months alter date, for SIS. $50.
One drawn by H. q. Chambers dated April H. 1860
able 10 months after dnte, to his der for s60tO
One drawn by date ORDER payable IL months
after date, for 81 ,n00,
drawn by A. Taylor his own order dated the 18Th
March, 1850 and payable IL months after date for $500
t. NJ CrenShaw administrative to her
date, for Si,aS2 Il.
One by IL G. King executor 10 his own order dated
18Th May 1860 and payable ~ months after date for $500
payment of the having bees sopprd n persons
hereby cautioned from trading for negotiating the
The finder will be rewarded upon returning them
signed Brando Miss, upon leaving them with THORN
f. RICHARDSON.
Brandon, Miss. Nov 70, 1850 NJ If
pozEREAN's HOSPITAL,
81 No. 50 BARoNNE STREET New Orleans.
Nea1the Garfolton Railroad Terminus
Dir. n. BszEMtN nata OF Montgomery, Alas having 10
Gated IN New Orleans, takes this method announcing that
he has opened
SURGICAL AND WoMAN's HOSPITAL,
and ready receive patients building I'D
Is admirably adapted ie purpose and being situated in such
convenient and desirable part of the city that he fools
raned in saYs that It affords uuusuai adyautages.
The generally large airy have all under
gone thorough repair.
Both whites and blacks are admitted.
For terms of admission, Apply at the office in the Building
fel5 ly&W
MYSTERIOUS SECOND SIGHT Til!
IT e L e d &c
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Continues personal attention all Of Estgte
sves Furniture Bank and other Stocks sueeessions and Mer
chaaidise generally.
Henves attention to his System Of plans ard plan books Of
Real EsatensuguEnted large e1peuse embracing eTey
square and lot In every square, with the
thereof the Of the owner other vauabls information
taken from the most authentic soceaseeuring IN tho pu
chase tao and apptaseent Of Resi- Estate uneqaled adyau
tages and information
s.Farnitnre and other outdoor alas attended to- se 6m
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IAN RICE,s GREAT SHOW!

IAN RICE's GREAT SHOW!
ACADEMY OF MUsIC-sT. CHARLES STREET.
TONIGHT, Friday Dec. L. is6o-wi be presented DAN
RIcE's DREAM OF CHIEALRT. The Real Female
lz.. ELLA zoYARA,
with all the Horses and Performic Animals.
SPECIAL NoTICE-on Saturday Noon Dan r &c will ap-
pear CHILDREN's CLOWN, and give Day show
for Ladies and Children, at IL o'clock.
Hspecel officers appointed by the Mayor always N attend
abce.
Erservants when accompanied By ladies families, will
be permitted occupy any portion Of the house.
d. McLAREE,
dl3 .s..s Sole Proprietor or the Great Show.
TIT ELLERsS......... .................. HELLEE'S
IL HELLERis
nEILER's
HELLER'S .- -F
SECOND SIGHT MYSTERY.
SECOND SIGHT mystery.
SECOND eIaRT Mystery.
SECOND SIGHT MYSTERY.
TRfCKs OF IENTA.
TRICKS OF INDIA. L
TRICKS OF INDIA.
TRICKS OF INDIA.
=m- neutrality-suspicious..
ILLUSIONS. MAGIC.
ILLUSIONS. MAGIC.
ILLUSIONS. MAGIC.
-- ARMoRY HALL.
ARM0RY HALL.
ARMoRY HALL
ARMORY HALL
ONE WEEK, COMMENCING
ONE WEEK. COMMENCING ',.u.
ONE WEEK. COMMENCING
ONE WEEK, COMMENCING
MONDAY, DEC. TO- 5..5.s
5.- MONDAY DEC. TO-
MONDAY, DEC. TO-
MONDAY, DEC. 10. n30 if
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o. HEGROES FOE SALE 81 HAVE a
~ Just arrived with One Hundred and fifty HE-ef&
A lRoEs from Yirginia and Alaryland alch as DE- X
chencs, House Servants, Cooks, Wasi.fs and
every MONTH large supplies exclusively those States
determined prices suit tes for eash
approved city acceptHnces They house.
OF Baronna and Gravier streets, New Orleans.
90 en- j. NJ WILSON.
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NEM L9oISlNG ffIAss aNp F5oTgEa Store

IN AND FRAME MASUFAGfORY, 70 Camp street.
Nv former Looking Glass and Peure Store No Al Royal
street having destroyed by FIRE bo leave TO inform nay
old and e public generally that have eopened
my new estabi, hment No. - Camp where pre-
pared fill all orders and execute all work belonging to my
line with dispatch, and in superior manner have also
large and splendid stock OF z 5
French and German LOOKING GLASSES
PICTURES,
FRAMES snd MOULDING,
every description constantly hand which offer at the
lowest price and on reasonable terms.
Iestous 10 merit H. share of the public patronage.
do I'm plGIbRlh GuETIEt
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A. ROYAL, SAILHIAKER, Nos is CANAL and
V. II GrossmIn streets, sign Of the Root Hog or Die
Manufacturer OF ali kinds of Plain and Fancy AWNINGS
TENTS, TAkPAULTNS, Also all kinds OF FLAGS aud
BANNERS suitable companies other purposes with
FagstRs shit Fall and Purchase Ropes 81 lig etc. fitted
furnished order shortest notice. BLOCKS Of all
sizes ready strapped likewise, all kinds of heavy BLOCKS,
SPAtS and RIGGING, suitable for raising machinery any
other heavy material.
Ihaye ike wise hand fine lot of SPRUCE sPARs which
offer for sale Cheap for Cash
All Of the above articles be found at Nos Is Canal and Ii
Crossmnn Streets New Orleans.
n b. Sail and Rigging in ait branches country
orders promptly filed at the shortest possible notice.
MIG va
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!, ATHNsAN's TROPICAL ROOFING

- MUSICAL INSTRUCTiON--W. j. GRE.
F5 AR flor the past fonr years Professor Of Music in
III Centenary College, offers his services tho citizens of
New Orleans Teacher of Piano, Violin ahd Guitar
For terms, apply to A. e. Baekmar Bros Music
Store. II Camp street, n3 Bins
II EAL ESTATE AGENT-JoHN PURCELL, No.
~ IL Exchange Place, star nearly opposite the Post
Office attends Lansing Renting and Collection OF Rents of
improved and unmproyed RI Al EST ATE In The cities of New
money All business entrusted to him promptly attended
yl6 6m
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METAIRIE JOCKEY CLUB

METAIRIE JOCKEY CLUB
9 a. 4 SIE sE,s1s,. MEETING EE Of 1851,
rs TU 4ssflS gg s enu %l fS
TUESDAY JAM l. lS6l-Annual sweepstakes for threeye
eds hss1s e mile subscription $500 forfeit soa the Club
W s. Buford names b. f. by Lexington dam by Glencoe
W. j Minor a. " Davsj ch. by Star Davis
Mary Churchill.
Ha,penpy. Also. b. 6. BY Glencoe out Of Sally Morgan.
Wells Esy names, b + BY Iss9Ps eg o f. Fifth On,
Broainax i cotrill name /. f. sALLIE WOODWARD, by
Same Day
Heats of miles, subscription $500 forfeit s10o the
Club 10 add $500 two START the second horse
D. T. Kepner names b. c SID STORY, by vandyke out of
til. Wells names WELLsWooD, BY Yorkshire out of
j. s. j. Hunter Oh. sHERROD by Lecomte out of
TIC. Moore names CHI. E. by vaulal dam by Margrave
Broainax 4 Cotrl name b. +. sAlLIE WOODWARD, by
Albion ont Of Eudora.
WEDNESDAY, ID January Heats of three miles; Club
Purse $50.
PICAYuNE STAKESweepstake for all ages, heats of
@ as dP more 60 s sR second Ind Bs S S @
Daily PeasHne to add Plate worth SEQ if Ree Of more e
in the add s51O The The stake
WEDNESDAY ID January, 1861 To name at the Judges
Stand the Metatrie Race Course at o'clock P NJ The
THURSDAY, Sd JanuaryHeats two ules; Club Purse,
sloo ''t '''Dsl ' e'S't '' two 4'Fs o10 ss
sweepsake for o5g mile beats subscription 5000
W ] Minor names CHI G EQUINOX, by Mahoned out Of
Bfeb Ronndee name ch by albion ons Of Eudor
AFo b Wsl y n ashfnae sHg y TR sPIst
Edith - y l'''>.,'s WI o1' y
SATURDAY 9th January-Best in 81 heats Of one mile;
TUESDAY, Sth Jannary-Ieats miles; Club Purse,
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NUIIVE. .NVIIOE
Opening of
THE RIGHELIEU RESTAURANT.
AU DEJEUNER EIclEtIEU

D. LOPEZ & CO., 65 Cnstomhouse street.
Beg leave inform their friends and the public that their
Restaurant reopens positively TUESDAY, 18Th inst Choc-
olate, Coffee, Lunch, Pastry etc. ETC.. heretofore.
AT request Of many their customers they have added
thereto splendid Restaurant which nnqnesouaby
pare with the st establishments Of fine kudn city,
IS regards the cooking aud selection OF Wines.
They enabled, by improvements mue their establish
rep to attend orders throughout the city Dinners Sup
pers Lunches and Pastry
Orders received also GhGres street. No. 49, CONT
at the Chocolate Mandatory. nl5 I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-10

with Owens, but the Officers. suspecting he con-
templated bodily harm TO him, would not allow
it. lle said afterwards that he would kill him on
sight.
Mrs Smith. the runaway wife, Is an ordinary
looking woman, with slight Rgnre, and by no
means preposscssing. Owens is an ordinary sized
man, with reddish looking hair and beard, with
the decided tone and manner Of religious hypo-
critic.
lie said that no knew he would bc blamed in
this community but If the whole facts could be
known he could clenr himself. Officer Clark said
to him when he remarked, 81 suppose l am deal
ing with gentlenenY" "Yes, and with people
who would hang you to tho first lamp post If you
were to porpetratc such an net in these parts"
The whole fear of Mrs. Smith was that her hus.
band would injnre Owens, and continued to exact
promise after promise from the officers that he
would not be allowed to get at him.
In coming down the river Mrs. Smith and
Owens annoyed the company on board to great
degree by singing Psalms, that the Captain Ind
to compel them to desist. Smith states that if he
can get his children ho viii be satisfied, though he
will never cease to love his vito. Mr.. Smith is
twenty-six years old.
She says that her husband was unkind to her,
and would not allow her to see any company, and
was terribly jealous
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-10

INsENsIBILIrY BY NARCOTIC LIouoRs.--The Lon
don Lancet bcstows the highest commendation on
DR.. Shows volume on Anaeshetcs. The great
point, urged by the anthor Of this work, as neces-
sary to be observed in causing nsensibility by any
narcotic vapor, is to present to the patient such
mixture Of vapor and air will produce its effects
gradually, and enable tho medical man to stop Mt
the right moment. lnsensibility is not caused so
much by giving dose as by performing process
Nature supplies but one mixture of diluted oxygen
from which each creature draws much as it re-
quires; and so, in causing narcotism by inhalation
If u proper mixture Of air and yapor is supplied.
each patient will gradually inhale the requisite
quantity of the latter to cause insensbity, accor
ding to his size and strength II is, indeed, desi
rable 20 vary the proportions Of air and vapor. but
rather according to the purpose one has in view.
whether medicinal, obstetric, or surgical than on
account of the age or strength of the patient; for
the respiratory process is known to bear such re
lation to the latter circumstance. and to cause
each person to draw his own proper dose from u
similar atmosphere in q suitable time.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-10

Rents IN New YoRK.-Genin, tho famous hat
ter, has failed, and the cause is attributed to his
fancy for marble store rooms and high rents. He
paid SIS, 600 n year for his two rooms. Even
Genin's hats could not stand that pressure. There
is block Of stores erecting opposite the Metro
politan IIotel--the rooms being barely twenty feet
wide by one hundred deep, for which $l2, 900 rent
for each is asked. A New York paper says that
Broadway landlords are the most unscrupuleus
set of harpics in the world, and that they will
break any firm in New York. if said firms are ab-
surd enough to stick to Broadway.
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY

81 TIE subscriber has just received the largest and
EA best stock f WATCHES AND JEWELR ~ that he has
E2 ever had the pleasure Of Offering the pubc among
- which may be found Gold and Silver Watches; Chains
Fob and yes Earrings Breastpns Bracelets Finger Kings
Neck Chains, and the best lot Of SPECTACLES, Gaaz1
Steel, Silver and Gold among which is the la 1p Sg
test patent the best ever offered 10 the pubc of which
invites the attention Of his friends public generally
s'rrr ''"n' iia! TIE prices Mil nit
~ ---, JNN..s NINwInDIE
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AMERICAN GUANO.
FROM JARVIS AND BAKER,s ISLANDs
In the Pacific Ocean ~ lFlT'

In the Pacific Ocean, y
offered the Planters DealeTz aer the most ssfa
tory results have been attained by practical experimcnts
made by gentlemen In Virginia who used sds 81 dc
with the Peruvian Eide Island other fertilsera md Who
testify 10 s superiority, importance and value y WI '1
will act upon soils immediate well e durable fer
tilzer, enrlchng but not exhauaine. e 5a7s =
Is sold al much less price than Peruvian and when uAR-
VEST TINE coxE the result VIII b o. sreat II
Virginia and other States viii be forwarded upon application
am AGENT OF the American Gpano Casnpany IN Rjc-
mond, md all packages viii my name win he tsade mark
Of the Company <he American eaeie) viii warranted
pure II win be put up strong bags or barrels ai option
OF the purchaser. Price $40 per ton
FELIX II. GAVE, 18th street, Richmond,
feb SSts MOSES LACY, Agent for Lynchbnrg
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2ailg Viraiaiau.
ron ruE vlRa,siAS.

ron ruE viRaisiAS
The Old Homestead.
There is no place on this Wide earth
Which is so dear 10 me,
As my old home; where nill Of mirth
Iplayed with childish slee.
Each blooming flower and running brook,
In fancy eau seq;
Each slop,ng Hill and quiet nook,
Are objects dear 10 me.
In the shade u large oak tree,
Which grew quite our door;
used to play with merry glce,
When my light task was Ger,
There would my own dear father rest,
Beneath that spreading tree;
alsa,s felt that | was biast,
When could near him be-
And often would dear mother press
Me to her loving breast,
oh how loved her fund raress
And wished WE nc'er might part.
Three brothers and Ave sisters shared,
With me our parents love,
Who carefully our hearts prepared
To trust In God above
Morning and night We all wond kneel,
In humble, fchcni prayer,
While iath,r would, with faith appeal,
To God 10 bless lis there.
But oh! how soon n change came o'er
our pleasant household band:
our mothers Noic. Is heard M more,
She's In the spirit land.
And soon our pct-our youngest boy
Was claspcd In deaths embrace.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-10

CHoLERA.--No medicine is more promps in its
action on this disease than Perry Davis Pain
Killer. It is the acknowledged santidots which
ss;'r" ''"H7'''Hd in its early symptoms. No
G.i..., L.. ...hruta h. .tlo a1,ynys on han!
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FRANKLIN e. Coz.
WHOLESALE Retail.
GROCERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS

No. ~ Main street. nerf door 10 LiJ,,fy Warthouse
l. Y n G III Is II II G, VA,
HAVE ON HAND AND FOR SALE
l. % bags Rio, Laguira aud Java tonro;
100 bbla Brown Extra g. Crushed aud Pu, sugar:
10,0o0 lbs. Ieaksvile and Union Cotton Yarns;
2O0 kegs Old Dominion Nails;
300 sacks Liverpool and Virginia Sali
~ boxes Aiamanine and 1alow Candles:
$50 sides good sole Leather;
50 Blankets; ----@
10 tons Iron. amncred, Rolled, Ban Horse Shoe Round
oval and Hoop:
IS cas.s heavy boots aud Brpoaus, Shoes;
New Orleans and West India Molna>s run Sides
Loaf sugar Mackcel In barrels and Kits. Black
Brown and Toilet SOAPS ce, soda, Spices Ginger Pepper
Salt Pcirc Alum, Exlraci Lagwood indigo Maer starch
window Glass, Putty. Wagon Boxes Spades Sh"vri Trace
Chains Grind stones Grind stone Fixtures Horse Sio Nail
Rods, White Lead Znc, Iunncrs oil, Itu Leather Cast
shear and Bisicrc Steel AAc-, Coil Rope Backing Powder
Shot Lead Painted Buckets. Sugar foxes, Nests Tubs
Wrapping and Writing Papcr Shoe hrcnd Twnc nmjos,
Stonewarc, staple Dry Goods, such brown b,,4ccd and
striped Domeslis, Paid lnsey Jeans, Kcsey Fn Cloths
Flanncls Bed Blankets, CalcOes Apacca &c, with
and general assortment of line and common Liquors WinesSc
Particular attention paid 10 the sale of Toacco Wheat
Corn Flour and all other kinds of Produce prompt
tancts made for The sale oi same oct 23d4cts
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Vol. s-.-NO 1ss.

ANOTHER MURDER IN NARKAssAs.-A contractor
on tho levee ut Columbia, Arkansas, whose
name we could not ascertain, was killed q short
time since by one Of the workman employed by
him II seems two Of the laborers got into 8
difficulty. and the gentleman interfered and en-
deavored to put n stop to II, when one Of the
him, from which he died His BODY was brought
to this city on board the steamer McGiIi, ON Sat
urdny night last.-Memphis Enquirer Of Iuesday.
A MURDERER ARREsrEp.--A man bv the name
of. II. Bates was arrested at Memphis on SUM-
day last by ofiicere Smith and Tamage. as the man
Landing in Lauderdne county, short distance
above this city. After committing the unnatural
deed he He'd to Arkansas, whore he remained until
recently.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-10
LYNCMBURG FEMALE COLLEGE,

fliE second erm of the present annual session of this In
sliuilon will commence "Wednesday of Fcua-
is desired That those pupils who design entering
early in the term possible.
EXPENSES-Boar,, including fuel and lights. OF
Ave months 80; Tuition in English, fz0 In Latin or French
el0; In Music, SIS.
For Catalogues containing further particulars apply
SAM'L X. cox, President.
N Bllaying determined TO conne purely
TO the literary management Of the institution authorized
j. n GORDON ESQ., to act as Treasurer whom nil
for tuition must be made jan 31-ts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-10

Abolitionists Killed in Lynchburg!
The way TO kill the Northern fanatics Is buy Your
H4A Carriages Bugges and Wagons, at BAILEYs, 1s3
Main street, Lynchburg and not send your money
North to enrich and enable the Aboitionss make Shapes
Rifles and Spears To send 10 negroes to Nil us with
BAILEY was born and raised In Campbell County, and IL
making with increased facilities all the style Carriages
Rockaways and Buggies neat and substantial Also all kinds
Of Harness Repairing and painting of Carriages done with
neaness and dispatch.
The subscriber returns his grateful Acknowledgements
fnvors and soicts the same An he asks is
examination Of his work, feeling confident please
bo th as TO quality and price JSO. H. BAILEY, Ag't
Jan BOTS 1s3 Main ST., Lynchburg, Va.
A PPLE BRANDY.-Pure Country Apple Brandy, on con-
n senment-for sale low by JAMES BOYD 4 co.
feb l4-ts
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= Il II M s.

Il
rh. yIRGINIAN Is published daily al s6 and Tr Weekly al
A. ne. annum advance, and Weekly al " 'arapy III a
Vance 30 will be charged In al cases NO paper
% he dsrnnu led except option VI the Proprietor ui-
III nil arrearagcs shall have been paid. :.
nVERTISEMENTS inserted for 10 cents square OF
q, ar ss for the insertion, and sly cents for each
unless ordered nnerlom weekly and Then %
n,s nr .onare will charged each Insertion 1.-THE num-
sy of marked the hSS viii be pubished
,,l ordered out and charged accordingly.
TIE YEARLY RATES ARE:
For me square daily Tso
rox Two squares, daily. Oo
- two squares rweeky y.................: 80. ~
intended for both papers subject to spe
Annual advertisers viii be limited to their mmediaebu bu
-. nv the charged for transient rates
~ An new advertisements appear in the daily anc tri"eeR
lpaIers .h;.h .xc.a.l .;u,t linz, clnrp,.l
sE-Obituary notices "meh eAcoee e'k' '"e' "i'
rnirably for the excess
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-10

Grass Seeds.
NN hand good stock of Glover,
" Herds Grass and English blue seeds when Nc viii
sell low. NOWLIN x MUEitII,
No Main street
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Bakers Cocoa and ChOco

Bakers Cocoa and Chocolates.
SPICED AND NOT SP1CED, ITALIAN MACCAEONI,
- Powdered Spices of all kinds, for sale by
dee l6-dls sTABLER u JONES.
I IGlIT, fLENIBLE AND STRONG,
IL Novel AMI beautiful shape. Aprrol Ell la all
Inquire for lHoNsuSs toEGrGATED skIPI- Glii .3mcnw
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Sewing Machines

OCWIIlEs
II AIDES Nisling Machine do "a
WORK, would do wvll iuel M
ne BARTlIOiF'S IMPROV ED FAMILY MACHINE Price
80 ssh and $s3 The following certificate from n well
known Tailor IN This county, ~Lo on, had about 20 minutes
instruction this Machine:
LEfsyuLs, Campbell county, Va, June 18Th 1850.
Mr.. wv. L. PAGE-l nm well pleased with linrhos
ng Machine and would not exchange for
hnl no difficult. In operating with IL any Kind CLOTH
the hlckrsl Cashmere The finest Linen
several pair Of Tow Linen pants
operated different kinds
Machines, but artloli's and Singers Machines
Thai would recommend any person 10 buy. They the only
Machines that make 1ufioS stitch. consider Harthoil's
much The cheapest machine 1t Is simple In constructions
10 understand, nnJ not kel, get order. Almost
every thai has artolfs operate na singers
ihat worked On ias give liarhofs the preference
Respectfully YOURS. &c., CAROl.tjS q. TERRY.
T. ;. nnd difficulty getting wife work Ear.
ihofs Machine The. thai something great ought To- bc
done for the that invented Sewing Machines with the Shut
Tie and Lock stitch. June l6- ,lins q. 7.
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1860. Hardware lmpOrtatiOns 1860.
SMITH, RHODES Ss CO.,
lMroRTERs
HARDWARE. CUTLERY, GUNS,
SA ID ID /. Il RH,
AND ANCHOR ROI.TIN,. or. .OTII

- PEARL STREET RICHMOND. VA
RE IN receipt o their Spring Stock embracing large
nhd varied assortment of Goods purchased
Manufacturers nj home aud abrond the best aud
p,cialy adapted To e trade al Virginia, North ,aronA, aud
Tennessee; and the, respectfully solicit call the M.r
chants aud satlrr. visiting this market To examination
the sinr, canhdcn. assuring cnlint they determined
!" s'sl their goods good terms amy regular House
Ibis any Of the Northern Markets. Their stock il ml
complete embracing. In connection with shelf and Heavy
Hardware, Guns, &c, large assortment of saddles, rlcs
buckles webbing, Hog Skins Lining skins Patent aud Ina
mclled Leather, Nc., &c Re.
~ Orders solicited and promptly attended to.