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ron 1ALE.-The sabsoribers
hsNyssd leF ssl s,s fin fine J. NN1IM x
Of Concord, n. e.. which has been used only a few
months, and will be sold very low. Apply to n. r.
BROADnBS, 18th It., between Franklin and Grace.
my 5-2wA BELL e BOU0HAN.
--1, 1CARRIAGESe BUG8IEs, &C.,
zFOR SALE.-The subscriber il still Of
- foPng for sale, LIGHT CARR AGES,
Open and Top BU6GIEH and ROCKAWAYS /;
also, \ HAGGAGE and BUTCHERS WAGON.
As am ANXIOUS to sell, great Inducements will
be offered tn purchasers
JOHN OOtS.
my SLIM Corner 9th and Broad streets.
. 0ERS, ONE HORSE CARRIAGE FUK
E5EE0E SALE.--I have for sale a handsome
Xnk-1s6ONE-H CARRIAGE, new, and
city made. which will soil very low. -
ap3--ts X. CAUTHORN.
oisfsuLR CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES. >.
kASEtEz The subscriber has on hand lat his Coach
49, Making Establishment. on Lombard Al
ley. between Main and Carr, tl3th and I4th sts.,)
near the Columbian Hotel. COACHES. CHARIO-
TEES, BAROUCHES, BUGGIES, with and with
out tops. and ULkl ES-all of his own make, Of
the best material and wOrkmansp-aIi Of which
will be sold as low good work of the kind can he
in the city Of Richmond, and respectfully ask a
cal! from those in want Of any article IN the Car
rage line, Rs am determined to make to order and
to sell at the lowest prices posi- BILE and all work
sold that Is new, warranted.
fe 24-d9m MICAJAH MANGUM.
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ONE PRIZE TO EVERY !
TICKETS.
ORDINARY DRAWINGS,

s, 4s5 prizes, amounting to .SSaO.e O0
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters 50 81.
Certificates Of Packages in the Ordinary Draw
ings will be sold at the following rates. WHICH is
the risk Certificate Of Package Of 10 WhoIe Tick
cts $50; Certificate of Package of 10 Half Tickets.
$40 Certificate of Package of 10 Quarter Tickets.
S2D Certificate of Package of ~ Eighth Tickets.
$40. -
In ordering Tickets Certificates, enclose tho
amount al money address for what you wish
to purchase; name the Lottery IN which you wish
it invested, and whether you wish Whoes, Halves,
Quarters or E,s hths. on receipt OF which we send
what is ordered, by first mail, together with the
scheme.
Immediately after the drawing, a Printed draw
ing, Certified to by the Commissioners, will TIC
sent, with an Explanation.
A Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain. and give the name Of their Post Office, CoIn
t. and State.
All communications strictly CONFIDENTIAL
Va. All Prizes of 81 Loco and under. paid iinme
diatcly amer the drawing-osher Prizes at the usual
Ia. WO0D. EDDY & CO.'S LOTTERIES are
drawn at Augusta Georgia. and Whining ton, Del
aware.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates to he directed to
WOOD, EDDY l. CO., Augusta, Ca,
Or WOOD, EDDY CO, Atlanta, Ga,
Or WOOD, EDDY Il CO., Whining ton, Del.
RACirculrs, c"nta ming Schemes for the month :,
Will Inc sent, free oil expense, by addressing as
above.
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JOHN T.. DOHEkTY,
MERCHANT TAILOR.

EKCHANI IAILUK,
~ 18th street. near Cary.
Would most respectfully inform his friends
that he is now in receipt of his stock of SPRiN.i
and SUMNER GOODS, consisting of CLOTHS.
CASSlMERES and V E,STINGS. which he Won id
be happy to make up in the most superior style
and on the lowest renunerative profits.
N. B.-Ravng small expense, can make gar
menis to order as low as they he had at any
clothing house the city NH 3l-3m
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INFANTS AND AIR.-Parlarient ary returns
aanualiy sent to various hospitals to be taken
care OF, twenty four out OF twenty five died
before they were year OLD! A law was i'm
mediately passed that they should be sent TO
the country thereafter, when it was found that
only nine out of twenty five died the first year;
that is, instead of $3.50 dying, there were only
45D, difference of 2240. To die childless, after
having been once blessed with dear children
must be one of the most terrible of all calami-
ties of the heart; yet in countless multitudes
OF cases, the sufferers are the authors of their
own crushing sorrows, by reason of their I'M
pardonable ignorance or moral criminal neg
lect TO let their children breathe fresh air.
HATS Jour. of Health.
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MEDICINES.

MEDICINES.
Tx. HUOFLANWs GERMAN BiTTEKS
DIR. HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL,
The great standard medicines Of las present cgf,
Saes acquired their great popatdrt:y oaty thyoKgA
years Of trial. UaboKnded SGli IS rendered
by them an all cases. and hs psopse hGrS
them s1Grthy.
Lyle bIcs gHsiTY THE
SYSTEM, DISEASES
THE KIDNEYS,
ard 1H diseases arising from dsS cYce.sd !lrey
weakness Qf tas stomach AID dlgeSt:rs organs, Grs
speedily aNd SsynsansxsIy cured BY tbs GERMAN
- Tie II BHIsAMIc CORDIAL Aasaeqs,,sd a,.p.-
tatton snySass that Of ony similar preparation
sxtaHt. II IrfH cure, WITHOUT FAIL, tbs most So
COUGH. COLD, OR HOARSENESS, BRON-
CHITIS, INFL UENZA, GRO UP, PNEU-
MONA, INCIPIENT CONS UMPTION,
9ad Aas psxornsd ths most astonishing cures sss,
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION!
n fsw doses srtR also at once check end exrs SAC
Ssoss ssrsys DIARRHEA proceeding from COLD IN
THE BOWELS.
TAese naediclxes ave prepared by DR.. c. NJ. JACK
SON l. Co., No. i13 Arch street, PhiIadslphia, Pa,
GMd sold BY druggists and dealers sned1cirsS
srsrytrasYe, at Is cents per bottle The signature Of
G. NJ. JACKSON will b. On tAs 0xtSids ,vyappsY Of
saeh bottle.
IL tie Almanac published annually by TIE pro-
pSast0ys called EvERYBODY's ALMANAC, y01 totI
kHd testimony and e0ansndat0ry noticsS from all
parts Of the country. ThsSs A.aHanacs are gsrss
0s1av BY aSI our AGENTS.
PURCELL. LADD & CO., Agents,
jeu-d&cwly Richmond. VS..
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WIo0ssEi JhleaRllf rs 1 Sf SIiiLArAss

ia SAN fbpiksxx FFt rIH5kb iElHHRe,eGSG Raw-
INGS Of Mood. Eddy Z Coz Three Numhsr Lot
tAfes will tAke place in pubic, under the SUPER
intSndepcs Of sworn Commissioners. ~ fpllov.:
Ei isss o - - dfaxs sAru.pAr' march ~ ,sn
NEARLY ONK PRIZE TO EvERY TWO
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING,
To take place a. above speclGed.,
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CHINA, GLASS, &c.

40 HOUSEKEEPERx AND DEAL.
ERS! LOOK TO YOUR INHERENT
" NISHING AND FANCY. GOODS FOR
Fl T. M l l. Ma chance for UP. town and
down town purchaserg. We respectfully invite
the attention Of those interested, to our new es-
tab'shment, No. 70 Main street. next door to Mr.
John DOoley's hat store, where we have Just OPEN
ed Il new stock of everything in the China, G lass
ware. Honse Furnishing and Fancy Goads line
Nine years experience at our store. the corner
ued as befare.) has taught us to please the most
particular purchasers, in regard to styles, prices
and quality, and we shall continually endeayor
to deserve the liberal patronage we were favored
with so far. Directly importing French. German
from manufacturers only, we are enabled To com
pete with any house in that line. Please call and
see. SCHAAP II co, 70 Main ST.,
Corner of Broad and I'd stS
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FURNITURE, &c.


lxyyy SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL BRO
E~-.A5a CATELLE, DAMASk, and ENGLISH
LASTING PAkLOK SUITS. Just out OF
:A-thc finishing room ~ be at r..
s1E~AAG ATHRlGHT'S FURNlTURn STOR Il.
on Governor street. Also. several fine Rosewood,
Walnut and Nj ahosany Jenny Lind BEDSTEADS,
with an assortment of cheap AID hlEh price
CHAMBER SU IT'S. SOFAS, WARDkOBES,
Easy, Arm and Rocking CHAIRS; In fact. any
thing my line. all To he sold at the lowest price
for cash. Persons IN want of Furniture will call
and aet what they need. my 3 o.
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BOOTS. eHOES, dc.

n BOOTS, SHOES AND TR inks
vCHEAPkR THAN EVER.-G. HELLER 4
dS b.oao s.aees. hHtween otn ana etn;
Heeied, Trimmed, Morocco and KID Slippers. at
the low price of 81; Ladies', fine quality Heeled
Caters at S1.25; Ladies' fine quality Morocco
Boots at Sl.25 ladies Slippers at Soc; besides a
large assortment of city made Congress and Side
Lace Caters and cIy- made Morocco Boots.which
offered to the trade at prices to please ell who
call, at r. HELLER x CO.'S.
Also, large stock of Trunks. Bonnet Boxes,
Valises, &c, selling low al H. Co.'s. Coun-
try Merchants will do well To give Us call our
second supply of Boots and Shoes is now com-
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r. +. A. JETEk, .,,r,s

h@ SURGEON DENTIST,
~@AAo Office on Main, below Pearl street, next
door to Z. Horton Reach 3 Trimming store and two
doors above Mess.s. ThOs. X. Price Il Co.'s Dry
Goods store.
The subscriber having removed TO the above
house, would be pleased 10 see those with whom he
has engagements, and has made extensive ptepa-
rations to the public generally. AL! opera
tons performed III the most approved and scientific
Sly lie known to the Profession, and ali work done
by him warranted to give satisfaction. tocl3-ly
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r,,,a,t tsra Nm proiLrsM.- Tho following
extracts from a article in the London Ashe.
nsum on This Sahjsct are at thts time Of some
tntarest. cpenkias Of the countenancs at one
time extended 10 prfxe.fishting by royal
and aristocratic rersonages. the AthenIum
says
{ ,srAe last Prince Of Wales oAce attended 4
n~,,, shnurh he protested to have no stomach
tor its bruAlities. His very presence, however,
wa warrant that the pastime was fashionable
and vhaa the Allied Soveresgna and generals
came over to England, after the great turn.
nm in the con tiueG Lord Low Their could think
Of no more acceptable treat 10 those august
personsges than n breakfast nj his house in
Pail Mall, followed BY series OF boxing
matches in his drawing room. The picked
athletes OF the day 'set.to' in their very best
style, aud the Car, with all the iliustrious
strangers. SO appreciated the exhibition that,
presencs, amids, the ioudest demo ns irations OF
appaAuse. The graceful and manly Jackson
so delighted the spectators, who, for the first
time saw all the pugilistic qualities united III
one man, that Jackson-ex-cockney builder,
Surrey inkeeper, and prctess Of Col. Harvey
Aston-became the hero OF the day. gave les
sons 70 Byron. was painted BY artists, was De :
written by biographers. and pockeied, as a
from noble pupils which could not have been
acquired in ten times the period by any ten
professors of philosophy. The last interview
between Pugilism and Royalty;when they may
be said to have shaken hands and parted-was
at Coombe Warren, In February, isi7 when
the Gear Nicholas, attended by Lord Var
mouth, witnessed the figh. between Fisher and
bone. The former was the conqueror; and at
the close Of the aght, his second, Bill Rich
mond,' presented him TO the Gar. Nicholas
took off his hat TO the bruised and bleeding
victor, who held out a pulled hand, which the
autOcrat condescended to touch with and
shake between his fingers. Since this grand
presentat ton, pugiiists have been foreign to the
air Of couris-except those Of the county,
Sessions and tassize'"
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JArAN AND THE JApANEsx.-Isolateda and
alone, Japan, with its mineral and fossil
wealth. has tor centuries resisted all attempts
At inter-communication. Immutable rs the
proud front Of its giant mountain peak, it de.
fled extrinsic Entertainments. Insulous in its
character, with rock-bound coasts, mountain
sides rugged with projecting points, tumuttu-
Gus seas, and hays choked by shelving rock, it
would truly seem "as if Providence had de-
signed it TO be kind of little world by itself"
The islands OF Japan. according to Perry, 3, $50
In number-iie between the eastern coast OF
Asia and the western coast OF America and are
called by the inhabitants Niphon, and by the
Chinese Ciphon, sgnifying i'll both languages,
the sBaSis or Foundation OF the Sun" Their
discovery was claimed by the Portuguese about
the year l5i2. but the honor, 1t Is conceded, has
been awarded to Marco Polo, anterior To that
time. From striking resem Alliance in the cast
of features and complexion, AS we'll as In dia-
lect, which has strong affinity with the Chi
nase, the accepted opinion is that the Japan
csc are sprung from the Tartar race. Their
computation of time takes its Use from Mln-o
or COO B. g., whence the authentic history OF
the kingdom commenced.
The japanese religion is Pagan, and their
cities are adorned with costly temples. DR..
Thurnberg says they acknowledge and honor
Supreme Being, and that in one of their TEN
pies the infinite power OF this "god OF gods
is personated by smaller gods, numbering 3d.
:}3, all standing around the great idol that re-
presents God. The Portuguese visited The en-
pire in 1jl9 accompanied by missionaries,
among whom was the celebrated Francis
Xavier, with the object of outstanding tie
inhabitants. To the ceitfulnesS and rapacity
of these hypocrtical "fathers,'' who. after
having RACED three thousand of the idoatrous
temples to the ground, cencocted most ex-
travagant conspiracy against the Emperor's
life and throne, may be attributed that eXclu-
sive and anti commercial policy to which they
have so long adhered.
In 1850 Japan refused all knowledge of other
countries, except indeed, that commerce ac-
corded TO the Dutch. which had, antecedently
to .tile expedition of Com. Perry, for the great
er part diminished That the almost insur-
mountable barrier of prejudice and bigotry,
that has hitherto shut out Japan from among
the nations of the world is at length overcome,
and that the Imperial head of the country has 4
thus recognized the importance of an inter-
course with the United States is a significant
fact i'll the history of the present country.
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AE TiNL !aS c kS9pERIksVW, oRk,
5 - PLUMBING, ste'
The saheelibsf. et his establishment on 18th st;
s.t ss1 .fsf RsRa5s6off n 80 I nae
s sna ssbbfiF AZ TIN and PRR WORK. and ex
tai ~ ZINC il the best and most ssbstaa-
'.sl '' is 'sssa Z: So & lYRL iisss5EYEY
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G64 sissa3sss /. TO PAsSENGERsl0vV,
~ ~,S&--vacs GOlNG N0RTH.-Nkw D.
RANGEMENT.- IMP0RTANT TO TRAsEI
EHS.-THROUGH TICKETS AND THO, A
CHI EckS-GREA NORTHERN R0i IE-fE

WIZ Nun II F.ItN
rylng the great United States Mad. Twes ~
tSunday Eight excepted between RlchOosa, 40
andria, W ashiugton, Baltimore, Philadelphia ~
Creek and Washing ton, over the Richmond nv
ericksburg Il Potomac Ralfead. 10 the fgleas
rivsr, rs miles, and by splendid and eomlfsi..
miles IN seven hours: bang a comiortabIs and y
fect!y safe rate of speed.
Hours Of departure: $50 A. NJ, and J. T. ~
BAGGAGE, under charge OF sseela AsssA
ca ECkEDTH ROUGH To W aSnlng ton. BalAe'a
PhIlade lphia and New York.
THROUGH TICKETS can be secured S. tAe D"
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~O CHINA, GLASS, 0EA
~ AND EEay
- l. A X Il III l.. n w A II E. Mf6
D. Il. TAYLOR,
liz MAIN STREET,
Has now in store, and on storage. lately received
per ps lnvincible, Niagara and Star of the West,
and from the principal glass factories of the coun
try, the largest and most complete assortment of
goods he has been able to offer to the trade of
Virg mia, North Carolina and Tennessee. He feels
cnnhdeat he can compete with the re- packing
houses of the North and assurance of his
ability To do 50, he WI duplicate at the prices
any bI purchased of re- packing house at the
North within the past twelve months. All orders
sent to him Will receive his personal attention.
floods carefully packed anu forwarded promptly.
m ON
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Any DRAWING,
take place az above speciiied. :
N ANN CAPITAi. PkIZE 0E

81 as6 PRICES, amounting @l.ls67S6
Whole Tickets go; Halves go; Quarters %;
Eighths $3.50.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the fol-
loving rates, which is the risk: Certificates of
Package Of Is Whole Tickets $3.50 %; Certificates
Of Package OFFS Half Tickets $40 90; Certificates
ofPaokage Of q Quarter Tickets S7l IS; Certif-
Gates Of Package Of 26 Eighth Tickets SN 81.
THE ORDINARY DRAWINGS Of Wood. Ed
dy Il Co.'S Single Number Lotteries will take
PLACE IN public. as follows:
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DENTISTRY.

DIR. ID. COULLtNG, ID ENLIST,
No. may hereafter lie found at his office, No
~LLLo au71a Main street, between 9Th and 10th,
prepared to attend to his professional engage
ments. NH 2S-3m
ARTIFICIAL TEETH 1.-The Cleo
SS-splastlc and Vulcante Proccss.-G. w.
~lL-D JONES, Dentist, having the night for the
above mode of making Teeth, and being satisfied
OF its absolute superiority over all other mathods
can with confidence commend IL to those desiring
full or partial of teeth and especially such
rs may he dissatisfied with those they
using. The perfect adaptation of the plate TO the
mouth. and the suction thereby secured, enables
him to insert one more teeth tctth0nt e{aSpS.
This method having been adopted by those stand
ing highest the profession. North and South,
testimonials will be given and specimens exhibited
To those wishing to see them. Sets of Teeth, on
gold any other plate wrll Of course he made for
those preterrng them. Filling, Cleansing, TX
trac.isig, and all other operations gently ana tho
roughly performed. Teeth extracted by ELEC-
TRICITY ,ciihoKt pam
IA Olhce ON Main street, opposite Corinthian
Hall nOM-lV
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GAMlUEL W. HARDWOOD,
~ rfAY L. ND

GAMUEL W. HARDWOOD,
~ GOVERNOR ST. RICHMOND,
MANUFACTURES AND DEALER IN
FURNITURE AND MATTRESSES.
The farmers and planters, and all othe RS in want
of FURNITURE aud MATTRESS Els, nianufac
tured by the most experienced workmen, and of
the best materials will find 1t tn their interest tn
examine my stock before buying, as have recent
~ reduced my prices You will find
ROSEWOOD PARL0k OAK CHAMBER SETS I;
SETS; Cottage FURNI-
ROSEWOOD CHAM MAHOGANY SETS;
BIER SETS, MANrEi. MIRRORS;
WALNUT do. do; WHATNOrS;
MAHOG'Y do. do; ETEGRES;
BEDSTEADS; CHiLDREN's CHAIRS;
RUREAUS; JENNY Ill BED
WARDROBES; SrEADS;
WASHSTANDS; CRIES and CRADLES;
TABLES; RECtlM b Mt Oh AIRS;
CHAIRS: CENTRE TABLES;
SiUEBOAnDS; FEATHER BEDS;
TETE-A -TETES; WRITING DESKS:
SOFAS; FANCY CHAIRS;
BOOK CASES; WORK TABLES;
DINING TABLES; LOUNGES;
ROCKING CHAIRS; PIANO STOOLS;
MATTR ESSES; OFFICE CHAIRS.
NH 39-2m
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.

LII VX1l04S4XN &Cs
CPRlNG. 1860. SPRING. IajU.-FISHtR L
- WINSTON, wholesale dealers in DRUGS No.
l25 Main street. lchnond. Va, would call the at,
tent'on of Merchants throughout Virginia and
CINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OIL &c, emf
bIacing every article in the regular drug bus mess,
which they offer to cash or prompt customers on
most favorable terms.
n addition to their stock of STAPLE DRUGS, a
Combs. Brushes. Cigars, Tobacco. Old Medicinal
Wines and Brandies.
Also. Agents for many of the leading Patent
Medicines, Mineral Waters. Porcelain Teeth,
WOolt, s Pure Branches. and Wines. &c.
packing of orders. FISHER & WINSTON.
- cry DRUG STO IL Il. .-CHAS. s.
~ VISION begs to inform the citizens of
~ Richmond. that he has now on hand full
Ia and complete assortment of Drugs, Medl-
cInes. Chemicals, Fancy Goods, etc.
He has also full assortment of all kinds of
Patent Medicines, direct from the mann facturers,
so that there can be no mi stake as to their genu
Ineness.
Also, Oils, Paints, Dye stufs, Tobacco and CT
gars.
The Ladies can also he supplied with fine as
sortment OF imported Pomades, Hair OILS. Lubln' s
EXTRACTS. Nj ean Fun, I4iliey White, Brown W md
sor. Honey. Giycer ne and other Toilet Soaps;
hne HAIR Brushes, both domestic and imported:
also, Buffalo. India Rubber and Horn Combs. both
fine tooth and coarse. He would call their atteu-
ton To his fine Toilet Cologne, superior to the
French or German.
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esaesc1 p6 ! r 10 fYSc n ,Sas
Ez-zLriMEs A Wtkk-A''
THURanAvsa and SATt RDAiEs xxrr.
Boat TEMPEST, Capt. in2 es, 4. Liyxh
Eoas BRISTOL, Capt. CnAs' 1 'cSIasysIAsA
Boat J. j. iRBf, caxt. Wnip. .s.ass.
Boat FAME; capt. VIZ; b br pHs,o ..a.
Boat OLIVIA, Capt J. Z. fsEsy,elsss eorss....rS
by oss ss aud sxSsr css. si,Isr.
promptly as advertised. The s nss II he as.
Tor pas. iAvoEs. esSs e"nslsMIAp >. cox, AAssSa
A. thu Shed, Dock ST. rear Oh o'a W =
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. SELECT STOCK OF STRING AND

0n HFs.EV1 %1Vt n VT SPKTNU AMI
~ SUMMER GOODS am now IN receipt,
NJ a choice selection of K + ADY-M d +.
NH e l. Q Il H n Il !: also. CLOTHS. CASSI
-&.M ERES and VESTi NliS-together with
superb assortment of CENTS FURNISHING
GOO DS, consisting IN part of Shirts, Under Shirts
Drawers, Socks. Ties, Gloves and Collars. The
citizens Of Richmond and the public generally are
respectfully invited to call and make early selec-
tons. +. d. KEELING. No. 1876 Main St..
Next door to C. W. Purcell Il Co.'S Bankin
an Him HouSe
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. FUR TIER KEDUCTION--

Il. aGSl sA 4 SSIG Of "a KlcHMoND
Gents French Calf Boots SIS, worth ST; Gents
French Calf Caters 81, worth So; Gents French
Calf Strap Ties 1925 worth 81 Gents French
Lasting Caters 81. worth Sc; cents French Kid
Caters 81. worth Sc
We warrant the above goods to be equal to any
Richmond make. and we only offer these unusual
inducements to reduce our very large stock on
hand. MARCUS HARRIS BRO,
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Tyr EAS 4 EXTRACTOR-For removing
~ paint, tar, wax, o! any kind Of grease. from 81
cloths Csssmsrss. TO-. without the ialu-
This article has been used extensively thTunah-
out the country, and has received the higheseGo.
ooulmcndation.. II ALSO received tAe siives a11el
and deserves the patronage Of the 6enth.. - f
had at the Dr,rripal D!NSsists, and o ~ aS6ofs-
tory. corner 1as n end Nh ssS;s H.c s{eS13 -
Il le-am AunlvAlnnl esho0isA
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Passengers brsakias and sup 81 Assaaa W. a.. -.
on board the comfortable steamer between A'S''
Creek and Washington. a~
IA For further information, apply A'a'0
Broad street, Shockoe HUI. ,.,
JAS. y. WINSTON. Gen'l Tic1e'A Az
SAM'L RUTH, Sup't.
- VIRGINIA CENTka-
&&f4 .-xGssssE K A | l. Il o D--IAAsy /,
k1KSHK-NHSM A | |. and ASs ~
TRAIN will leave Richmond Daiiy. sM,essg'iig
for GORpONSViLLE. CHARLq ~ 4 - Ssxnsl,
STAUNTON. LYNCHBU RI, AbhA"s'A"
and WASHINGTON. 4,.s,
NH 2-ts WM. +. ADCoCK Tiest' A are
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SPRING TRADE. Is
RICH MONn NiANE liz

=. SPRING TRADE. 1SeR
IA RICHMOND MADE 1OOO.
M CLOTHING.
XA The subscriber oilers to the public a
-.heS- splendid assortment of CLOTHS, CASSI-
MERES, NESTING, &C., Of Southern manufac
ture.
He has number of workmen constantly en-
poyed, and is terlnned to make and sell as cheap
as any Northern house.
All garments of Gentlemen's wear made to order
promptly. B. BECHER, 33 Nam St,
ap7-Jm* Under the Mansion House
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~xO KEEP COOI-CHARCOAL-P
EAWATER COOLERS. RICHMOND MADE.
~ We have on hand supply of the above
VI very superior Charcoal Packed Water
Coolers of our own manutactu of all sizes. Call
and supply yourselves at
KEESEE & PARIS Pottery,
Corner 18th and Cary SITS
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400. CE.-ToBAcc0 N =, :. 6ssss
A9EJN TURERs, AMI Others, i ssus, iof IS
S019eAby the Neg fors S.sd =, msll. a's..
sHirSESr. will please address 20 sy 5ov tee, ~
eaid Goccs sent. otherwise tae' W"
their Expense and risk. ,,.h (;qsxs
No charge msdo for forward ~ WsuTspTNEkss.
fe Al-Sm lis bpN"et'
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