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- BOOTS, SHOES. Ac.-The asten-
ton Of the public 10 respectfully asked to
my stock of Boots and Shoes. conslsting Of every
variety of sty and quality, for Ladies, Gentle
men, Misses. Boys, Children and Servants. 1 shall
continue, as heretofore, to manu- lacture a. extern
siveiy a: any other house in the CIT. ever, thing in
my line that may be called tor, and shall. have
always done. use none but the best material
that can b prOcur ed any wheTe. Persons deslrOus
of purchasing Richmond made Boots and Shoes
are assured that they will find good assortment
at a. low prices a. such goods can be had for IT
the esta enlistment, No. g Main street
JNO. PLoE, n.
A CARO.-We return our thanks to our Gus
"A toners and tho public generally. for the very
liberal patronage we have received from them, and
hope by strict attention TO business to merit
tnuance of the same, assuring them that no pains
will be spared to kive them entire satisfaction.
Having IN employ ment the best wsrkmen that
thus country can produce. we are now bette! pre-.
and boys BOOTS and Shoes. of every do
scription. and on 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 an, North
ern work. We shall engage more largely in manu-
featuring than heretofore. and call especial at
tentlon OF all In want Of good work aud 1t fair
prices, to call on ALEX. HILL Il Co.
manufacturers and Importers of
Boots. Shoes, Trunks &C.,
LIZ Main st., Richmond, Va.
R,nn lam
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- ARTIFIClAL TEETM. ..rhe CleQ
llest.c and Vulsesite PrcceeA-4. ~.
above mode Of making Teeth. and being sattsaed
Of its ssolate superiority over all other methode,
full partial sets Of teeth, and especially such
- msy Be dla:tisfed With those they are ny ~
mouth, and the suction thereby secured. enahes
him to insert ONE or more teeth scisAosf etasys.
ing highest in the profession, North and South,
testimonials will b given and speeamsns exhitsted
70 those WISHING 70 see then. SETS Of Teeth. on
those pFeierrinE them. Filling, Cleannns, Ex-
tracing, and all other operations gently ana tho
roughly performed. Once ON Main street, opposite
COFinthan Hall NO M-1y
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~ BOOTS AND SHOES MADE

VI TO ORDEK.-We arc now land 49,
- have been for som time past, making mea-
sured work to order, and having enlarged our man
ufacturing establishment, we have better facili
ly with every thing pertainnx to tho Boot and Shoe
making business We also make TO- order, Boots
Boots; plain stitched and channel bottom Boots;
single. double and cork sole Boo IL. We alse make
to order Boots and Shoes for formed feet.
We will undertake to make work OF every variety
and style worn both in this country and Europe.
MARCUS HARRIS Il BRO,
Next to the Anne ricau Hotel.
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III TO PAssENGERslSe
|. .Ec.~.,,mE S0!NG NORTH-SIT I"

kkkssGE EMEN,E;;al +P3k 10 9asva.
CHEcks.-GkEAT NORTHERN R Ro TIafssoI e
rying. the great United States Mail. Tr,.. ~
(S9nday nisht exceptedl between Richmond Wy Wy
York, and all important points West vss ~. ~
Creek and " Arlington, over the Richmond 1VS,. ~
ericksbarz 4 Potomac Railroad 10 The sc,os..
river. % miles, and BY splendid and comiessIs
miles IN seven hours; being oomiorta6s =, ..S y
fectly safe rate OF speed. '' "As ~
Hours Of departure: $50. A. NJ, and en-, Pm
CkECKEDTHR OCG II tow ashinstt" sc'T \ i Asssa
Philadelphia and New York.
THROUGH TICKETS can he secured at the fol,s.
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s PARkE POlNDEXTER, ATTUR-
NJ NEY AT LAW, RICHMOND, VA. will
practice in the city Of Richmond and in the coun-
ties of Chesterfield. Powhatan aud Amelia.
l4eh streets. ~ 29-ly
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DISSOLUTIONS. &c.

With tRs Games o Noah kkk
debts due the house viii be collected BY No All
Of business, corner Of Main ard isth Street ''"''
NOAH WALKER L co.
Referring to the above notice, the undersigned
respectfully soclts from the present customers OF
the establishment q continuance OF their custom at
the old stand, corner Of Main and l4th streets.
fe slot 4. c. KERRIGAN.
THE subscribers have this day formed CO part
Sssyns On Of %
branches. AVID hope by personal attention to merit
s s stand a"a
tween 9Th and 9Th. VIM. I. GIBSON,
A CARD. IL take this opportunity of returning
m, M9Gsre thanks to my o,d friends and patrons for
ua'''" o. '"' 'an' 70 '"' ne" WHIT WIN. f. GIBSON.
Dsso.yIhoNiTas Co. = hereto
use the name of the, firm In settling up the bust
ness. All persons having claims * Qenst US will
US wlil make immediate pay ment, or they viii be
put In tho way OF collection s: KING < NSGAfSE'
January slst, 1850. fe6-l0t
NO.PARTNERSHIP. M. WEST, Of
-. resotsouik, anu AAAOAAS J0nNS IVY ~
MHsT ID: sass s 81
EEY A.. ssd I'LL eSas as sSsf Sd: &:
old stand. Us Main street. and hope, by strict at
tsnton to business, 20 merit the patronage Of their
T INS; q W TG6sHfN;sron.
Richmsnd, Feb. Lat, 1850.
A. Card.--In retiring from the Book Trade,
denp0 n return thanks a the pu bio. who havA
70 generously sustained me, and trust my suocea-
see i n, receive the same SEJ 9%sEsr
Nh. =. RROWNELL's INTEREST IN
lxl the firm Of cLARKSON 4 ANDERSON
continues the same a. it was in the 6rm Of Clark
son. n'a'- ctARKsoN !. ANDERSON.
j. 3l--ts No. lo6 Main street. Richmond.
Cs.a ~ 55s n yIUSHSs 4 s.
county, Va, ~ partner into our conceYn, it win
;Si;; &l8e;l; +; q q
interest in our business. 81 JOHNSON,
Has 4ha If:;If: i Il :.:: & ; e
!; =; a'''
fskzkfEss 1s11fE6rIHkE 4o5fi f5NRbbkks
10 colf1e1tJ Recommended g the public g the
i;i s;L III
ssss as sssss s:ss''e'0a "a
IS Il !; 81 4:
49, q. NJ k Hf61 WAR;. .psstias.
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a p SkEEA ~ kEED !MS SN ~ ISl TIE n
~ From Is to % per cent. saved by buy
ing from J. n. ANTHONY.
NN& Columbian Hotel bullding
MolesAin Hats Of best quality, % 90; do. second
soality, o9; fash,onsb}e Silk Hst:, g; fns cali
6ne calf skin, sewed Shoes, ..
,. =. ANT .H0NY has made .rraassments with
to supply him With handsome and su6stantisl call
skin sewed BOO rs, which he will sell at the unpro-
cedented low price, of THREE DOLLARS AND
HALF On 23-dAv fs
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a IA. 1Efkhss n.arnx nrnr1sr

k~ SURGEON DENTIST,
D Once on Main, below Pearl street. next
door 70 p. Horton Keach's trimming store. and two
doers shove Msssrs. ThOs. \. Price 1 Co.'S Dry
Goods store.
The Subscriber having removed to the above
house, wousd DO pleased to see those with whom he
has engag ements. and has made extensive preDa-
ratiOns % serve the public generally. All Opefs-
tons performed il the most approved and scientific
style known to the Profession, and AL work done
by him warranted to give satisfactiOn. tOcD-ly
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e 8 gone next door 70 Kent q
On him your favOrs shower.

a. WATCHES JEWELLERY. SILVER
~ AND PLATED WARES. A. MYERS
En- keeps constantly on hand a large and COM
1esae piete assortment of tho above mar var
ticles. embracing all the latest styles. Win IF
fers to his friends and public the mOstAs
able terms; He would call particular attention to
asa o, me SUN as a
~, Henry Reynolds Lemon, Joseph Johnston, John
Craige, and other celebrated makers. He also
keeps a large assortment of rich Diamond Set Fpl-
ger Rings, Shirt Buttons, Diamond Cluster and
Single Stone Breastpins, for gents also, large
Cameo and Pearl Sets, Etrnscan and plain gold
Chain Bracelets; Chatham CHAINS. Neck CHAINS.
Charms, Sleeve Buttons. Shirt Buttons. h G. Silver
Sets, Goblets. Pitchers Salt Cellars Cups Bouquet
Holders. Fish Knives and For 9, Berry Spoons,
Asparagus Tonss. Ice Tongs. Silver Spoons and
Forks, fine Silver plated Knives &c.
Hoping to offer such Inducements that cannot
fail to please in price and quality, cal! is respect
fully solicited. ). A. MYERS,
Corner of Main and Pearl SITS.
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A rRsNzrRD MOTHER While the steamer
Fanny Bulliit was u short distance above
Helena, Ark, on Tuesday, . woman was OBJ
served standing on the guard OF the boat, hold
ing her little sou BY the hand, gazing into the
look. As she seemed to be quiet, but little at
tention was paid her. All Of a sudden she was
observed 70 clasp her child in her arms, and
after kissing it f-antically and glancing mp
and jumped after him. The boat was prompt
ly stopped, the yawl launched, manned, and
started after the unhappy mother and her
child. After considerable effort they were res
cued in a senseless condition and taken on
board. The ladies in the cabin took them In
charge, and endeavored to restore them to con-
seriousness. As regarded the little boy they
succeeded, but all efforts to revive the poor
mother Were unavaiiing-her spirit had fled.
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SLATE ;OOFING.

JOHN 6. MCMILLAN,
Who has had twenty five years. experience in the
business. Is prepared to put on SLATE ROOFS o.
every descrptiSn and with the best mater ais. at
on application and orders left at his Office on Main
street, near 9th, or at the Office of albert l..
WEsL. Architect, GOddln's Hall, will be promptly
attended to. Oc Sim.
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y !|!!!|! {!
~ 49, - = slIlIf ~ r. = =
Son0l0a q III lRG0o aG6ogtno11 q x4kMp4 81
49, ~ 81 6assan6s6o 9 vin e11iI1S q
81 fizll6s e yssrssssA = ~ yss.,,. -
6fst n nsaihsR u ths1 laaI q give Satise
f.:slsslss riss.sss. z ysia e ss!ss ~ II
faithfal a1oeuet0n 81 thojF or6ofos g, s aas $50
Old Ria1Qe t4ken jn o1eaAaeo IT 0oW oDoo.s Is
~ PIANOS hired et tow Slteqsl. ~
dsH-dAsviy nel1ss7. VI.
LI0HTE 3 INA Do o RY,9
PIANO0.-We call tbe attention Of The
w ~ citizens of Richmond aa9 vt!FietA, IA
strumeats with Mr. CARUef, that their Qualities,
in all rs:vect., may b tested b. the side d the
famed ChiCkorings.
We warrant eli our PIANOS, ard cen show -
in the cOuntrY, ell Of which Gan p seep q M.
CAnUsis, On Bread street, a Soos 5ssH IA;
>. CHICkERlNa PIANOS. to b. had
aS N. CARUOPct Broad street,
w III - door from Sth.
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EkESH lMPORTATIONSe-NO landing,
at the Riehmond Custom; House, hesatifnl Mad
der and Chint1 Prints; white Goods, in great va;
Slesias. in black and coors; rsa! Frsnch Drlings;
NankInetts; cOl0red Cambrics; MchaiT Mixtures;
ss a.,s 1 Pi: :i Ss1, y y sssS s.
Sc sss
Ky q: :S sSsaas 1sesvs d. ct
from Europe during the season, having agents in
~ 'n' ''''''''' " KENT. PAINE L CO.
WM. q. DANDRl0GE, No. los Broad street,
~ haye ia store and Tor sale low. Kao1yilie,
Bssf Teas: 81 ssns "a java cess orssSs. oa a
S.oon Bs:a psss:
40 yoles ifssh roll and ksg Butter, constantly re-
vaaesMiA eo016.-Ths sg6se'ibe! 8 jsss
ssss sssss - 9Ftsas -: :ss:s.i sr.dss q
- at = 80 80 = SslplIf1
z. g.. Co.,: <. ~ s: i:;Ie::,
J B ! B ! N
$. 4, Z, J, aA gE..s , Eqs1aA5
III III .ss, "a q = s,; E IS,
I e =: = ~ !: = ! J; J y J
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CPLENDID DRY GOODS.

SPLENDID DRY GOODS.
FEBRUARY 9TH, 1850.
AT REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH
At PERKINS CO.'S, No. l4l Eagle square,
Rich Six Robes at SO. SIS and $50, worth @35
and $40.
Rich French Delaine Robes, ut half price.
Printed French Deiaines, at cost.
valentias. Popips and Poll Dechevres.
Table Damasks, Napkins and ToWeiings.
Large stock Long and Square Wool Shawls, at
cost.
Long Black Wool and Merino Ehawls.
CLOAKS.
Black Velvet and Black Cloth Cloaks, marked
down below cost to close them out.
Large stock 10 I, liz and ia Bed Blankets, at
very low prices.
10000 yards best English and American Prints, at
10 cents.
Rich Trimmed Lace Sets.
Rich French Worked Muslin and Cambria Sets.
Lace Berthss and Capes, vt cost.
To reduce stock by the LIST of March, we will sell
great bargains in the above articles until that time
PERKINS d CO.. Cash Store,
No. l4l Eagle Sanar0.
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PASSENGERS breakfast and sup At Ashland anax
on board the comfortable steamer between A. ~
Greek and Washington. "''~
"a For further information, applv NJ IN, MA.
Broad street, Shockce HILL '"'@
JAS. =. WINSTON, Gsa3 Ticket Al
SAN'L RUTH. Sup't
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WATCHES. JEwELRY, &C.

"a REMOVAL, REMOVAL--OF THE
~ WELL-KNOWN BILL BARTHOLO
nj NEW, MATCHMAKER Tho subscri-
public. and mis- friends in the country, that he has
REMOVED next door to Messrs. Kent, Paine Il
Co.'s. nearly opposite his old stand. on Main St.,
where he trusts, by strict attention to business,
aud desire to please, that he will meet with the
same patronage so literally bestowed on him for
the last fourteen years. My motto still shall be,
"Nothing ctthOut Labor"
Where lives the little BILLY B.,
While on Eleventh street told the hour,
He's zone next door to Kent l. P.'s--
In hi m vOur favOrs shower.
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F.W. RODDEY. M. D.

HALVES r. SUTTON, ATTORNEY
Practses in ali the Courts Of the city of Richmond
and the counties of Henrico and Goochland. Office
corner Bank and llth streets. Richmond, Va.
ia l2-3mH
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LEE PLEASANTS, T TO R.
0A NEYS AT LAW, Practice in the Courts
held IT Richmond. Henrico, Goochland and Han
over.
AZ Notaries Public and Commissioners Of Deeds,
Wits, Acinowieds ments Of Deeds, Powers Of AttOr-
ney, Bills of SALE &C., to be used recorded in the
several States and Territories of the Union.
Once on 18th st., Sd deor from Main.
NH l2-lV
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!.E{|.!7 In
e !! !: !! s'!!:' BY A: !
kssss 0asenss1 Axsiy 4 GAN
sssssll2 Z .ss13e 81 cS::ssi: k. = =
!ss.sz !ss1|spI, 81 nls.Ss3s. f. 49,
D::si S' s. =: 81: $50
~ M 6 isss1s Il :. isail'.asAr
g .:ss: |. 1870 ;sS; 1877 :. .sfA,as.
ssssl GO iasIro.d s ssiss s 80 ~: u,
M "a ~ ~ Sis Ss mcc esd With lbs VIM!
k..ifcpa tsaiss. . ana fios H. Hos.,sss
- Thro.sh ristsss sc.d, .,A -.
ssns2sssn 70 the above points; also, g tss ss
- Fov Through rieks.. ana
ton, alply as The ticket once cf ~ iasa
D ]: ~. s.u'',a 0oxIIIEfa Xl., mslSS Ts:S
Ea . /, vin0INiA CEs,sN
{ Ssk4ANadhkssS SEk4PSaaEEff'HN
pAaSBNgEA TRAIN DXILYESvNLY oHs
M AHifSD d;s: sss s0:a Of January. the ksS
The DAY q ALL ssd PAssENcss r,.n
1Sdy2 vkIIff9fTonG P.'|}; r 81 NJ H.
w 1SskInasfTdSc bs sH AZ sISS Ssls Itt
PH1A. NEW YORK. and ali psrts AZ n,llLkDE
CI0eb C0NNHcTIOhs are made NJ casWN
9th the Orange and Alexandra T"toosNs
NORM, anu No IkfEHr10x THERE Aa tct
.oa6cs. ' " '''corsd At tie ID
To LynehbuIs. To New Yo,.
GseS;.sscs Ciacinnsn.
BALTIMORE. a. IuN,
Phi!adelphia, Ch;c.olss
ard ell important points in the Wes,s.ssc
ia So WIN. P. ADCOCK, jTFs icen.ss ss.ss
r. ~! q NOM Ann ~.
a. s nisvk kd SSAkIiIRRoAp-oSs ss y,
le60, the Passenger Trains viii jeusr,:. Aasag
PROM RICHMOND,
Daily iexcept Sundays at.
Tuesdays and SATURDAYS at. Al
FROM WHITE EOUsH
Daily Except eun6aysj 1t.
tuesdays and Saturday . ut. IN
srEAMEn aRA pInD LEAVES yoRrcs Al
Mondays and ThuRDday0 at.
LHAvBs WHITE HOUSE Al
Tuesdaye and FFlday sat......... a.
Connecting with cars both vx.. "a Z
urhanna STAGE leaves White Hou.s
ana Friday at A. NJ; returning Wedns.asss, 49,.
Wsitsrson Stage leaves Whit. Ham,.
and ThuIsday At 8 A. ~; returning = m. sa"s1,n
Through treight forwarded dally' W.. WA
forwarded TuesdsAs and Saturdays. 'ssx
ia 2-ts ThOb. r. SHARP, snperipu,d...
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ane rsports:
In our examination OF Heeuan. while In
Mobile, 0e saw that Ne lacked chest or in other
words, wtnd, and generally he hooked mi thiae
but hefdy, Aat1oueh big. And II WAS thu 1s-
night with Mcrfissey, who Il . bull-headed Eel.
low. with lunGs ~ large a. forge beilows.-
lie cAa siand and ~ beaten all day. Keenan,
hae to DO his work In rounds Of . few minutes.
iish champion, 10 a little fellow, but has
pluck and plenty of "wind, !" and added 10 these
Two qualities ofendnrance, he has great "Aci.
ence" and soon knows this man that ~ Das 70
"play" with. The probabilities are, therefore.
that Heenan will not get the English "belt.
Sayers will take pains to wear him out ana
nOg him at his leisure.
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n Fall. lsss:-HATx. cars AND

n FALL, 1s5a.-HATS. CAPS AND
AFURS-ROBERT J.. DICKINSON, successoy
to Binford, Dickinson L Weislger, % Main st.,
g III ARE aaS ms soc
HATS, GAPS and FANCY FURE, which have.
been selected from tho largest manut factories, on
ginia, North Carolina and 1snHsssee Tynds, COM
prising ali the LATEST and MOST FASHfONA-
BILE STYLES, too numerous 10 mention, which
will be sold at Wholesale and retail, on the most
favorable terms. : =
my stock, knowing that in price, quality style
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= - "a p0lNT ANnHIXhEra,s ~ T..

4fe point AND HAMPTON, ~.
-. sons int nding to visit either a.
all ofthe above mentioned piaces, will 6ad The naS
direct. EXPEDITIONS and comfortable route VA NJ
Fok AM fEP fIRESIEiRsBUk md
the Richmond and Pet ersiarg Railroad Coauss,f;;
Once. in RichmOnd, THROUGH TICKETS ~
be sold at the following rates:
For Norfolk; first ella IS passengers. Al
Do: Second do. do. ..,,-... W
the round trip gOOd within Is days ;kfst
Second do. do. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Straight tickets; irst class. Is
Do. sec ond do. ......-..,... u
Iasse isr H,. emora &c the Steamboat chsrs. pa
attending the trnnsfeT nj Passengers aud BasgMe
between depots in Petersburg and from the Csn
upon the Steamer at NSrfck.
AT Norfolk, the G ara connect directly With
steamer, which has been engaged to run ~ ssar
There is no delav or Inconvenience in this chsan
Passengers step fro n the Cars upon theSisantfs
wharf.
PASSENGERS by thi . route leave Richmond "
A. NJ, and breakfa st. IN Petersburg at d, reach Nor
~ NJ, ailowng ar ,pls time tcr Al gIs!mlrH re
dinner.
Passengers By this route have the privilssesfn-
naming ever IN Norfolk and COINS IN Old Points
Hampton IN the afternoon or By the same hAi nsa
day. F.
Passengers r.ETURNING from Old Pom, an
Hampton ieav . Old Point at BIS A. NJ, and Hanr
ton At !:4o a. a., lin each case after tho resa1
breakfast re ach Norfolk at 10; leave Noriok Il
= NJ; SIr,ye in Petersburg at AS, and IN Rlchnak
at s:As r. NJ. in time to connect with tho tn.
ABAGG AGE CHECKED THR0USH.
WILLIAM MALONE;
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------------------7-
MARBLE WORKS.

JOHN W. DAVIES,
MARBLE MASON,
MECHANICS INSTITUTE, 9TH STREET,
RLCHM0MD KA..
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PIECES,
NANTES, FONTS, &c.
IA. First Premiums awarded by the Virginia Az
ricultural Society and Mechanics Institute.
J AVA ORNAMENTAL Il / / IRON WORKS,
9th street, next to the Mechanics Institute.
IRON RAfLlNGS. VERAN DAHS, BALCO-
Vault and Cellar DOORS, and every other kind 81
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
poses, manufactured at snort notice.
A Particular attention given to enclosing Burial
Lots in the city nd country.
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E sxs;Sss i NE ssa d Il sl.onArrs.
,,., = ls !; f5AyEs Axe
G0hN FLOUR a. z sss ale q .a;sa EDwlN
5ASs lssnisS.d r vss q rs sSasssR
+. c0akiIsSsaI9%E. AA sIB,a MERCHANT,
;si}s s$s &: z; ::
ss '.;s sef T scssss Richmond w.
OICklNsON. HILL ( co..
s,i,1 oon.inu. to SELL NEaRoEs. both / sahol;
4 their old stand, on the cosnss XII, # VAL and
franklin %s-s. .',,s''' : }: J fiEf::
MADDUx 4 co..
pRoC ssSfs':e;ss & ssigHs
Cary street, opposite coume. ..sa Hotel ".
WI HOW'D: 81 YORK: ,. Assistants.
uasanses to their trends faithful attention to
all consignments and orders for GOODS from pro-
aG NJ. !. sTTToN, Js. il. admitted to an IN
'e is !. I, d,s cS i'"'' MADDUx CO.
FTTENGER 4 EDMOND,
suRs77pEkNSSs IL sG sxM Mh ASP S
WORKS. &c,
STEAM FIRE ENGINES,
OF the most approved plan, and made in the very
best manner, warran: ed equal in every respect to
any OF the same sized Eng ines built either North
or West. ia 25-3m
TEA WAREHOUSE, BALTIMORE
IMPORTERS k kkg ~ w HEd5s DEAL
No. IS, Exchange Place, Baltimore.
Offer to the Southern trade large and well select
ed stock of TEAS of all kinds and qualities, and in
packages Of all sizes, and as low as any house in
the Union. ia 2-lm<
MIHEELWRlGHT,M NUDGE CO.,
w COMM SION PAPER WAhEHO USE,
Dealers in Printing. Writing. Blank Book, Hard.
ware and Manila PAPERS; Bookbinders'
RIGS Bea shG foW bERs ALUM nS &o. No.
Ii Hanover street, corner Of German street,
ia 23-d6m BALTIMORE, MD.
j. EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE,.
DANvILLE, VA.
Collections promptly attended to, and remit
tances made on day OF maturity.
Exchan <e bou hit and sold on Baltimore. Phila-
delphia and New York. ja2S-lm
u X w MING, GORE Il CO.,
ID AUCTIONEERS.
FOR THE SALEOF ROES,
Wi give their undidlded attention to the SALE
OF NEGROES.
street. Richmond. ia 3l-lm
(NiNAlN1,N A. RAIIEV
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10. = Read 9 20 ssfsst alsIc ~. + 70.
In completeness q unavuooen1e esseg q tne e01-
~ shall b unable r. romcye nad ~ oDri44 frA16
closes and car friends VII M g . saa % ioea-
Our stock u nov daily arrvlnK. 4qG q ~ lAvfoee
and meet ccmplea stock q EAkI4ENMA1E1
No invite the attention Of tie merchenfa 0t Wiz
sinia, North CarolipS and Tenns9ee, Vic nay
can successfully compete with the largest houses
in any Of the Northern States.
We Onlv ask them to give u the preference over
Northern houses, provided We can do - we'll for
them We ask nothing more.
The most experienced paekers employed, and
goods shipped promptly. e
We supply the BEsT quality Of Stoneware. a.
loW A. it csn be purchased At the Factory.
execution of orders.
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NOTICE.-The connection Of +. C. KERR
~ GAN with the 6ranch Of NOAH WALKER 4
the 18th of January last, by mutual consent. All
debts due the house will he collected by NOAH
Of business, corner Of Main ard l4th street.
T.. G. kEkRIGAN,
NOAH WALKER & co.
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CARD.-The impression that had
0>GA Withdrawn from the practice of medicine
having gained some currency, would beg leave
to correct it.. and to tender my professional SER
vices to the citizens of Richmond and it's vicinity.
My Office and residence may be founC ON the
corner of Broad and llth streets, Immediately OPP
pOste City Hail.
l6-lm F.. w. ROnDEV Al n
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(vHINA.WARE AND USE.FUR NaSH.
~ ING GOODS-SCHAAP 4 CO.. IMPORTERS
AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS.
are receiving now direct from the manufacturers,
and from Northern trade salea. most camplete
variety of CHINA, GLASS, and .EARTHEN-
WAKE; LOOKING. GLASSES; TABLE CUT
LERY; PLATED, BRITANNIA, ALBATA. and
JAPANNED WARE; besides endless assOft-
ment of French and German FANCY GOODS and
TOYS, to which We invite the attention OF mer.
that our sooDs and PRICES will richly pay them for
call. We endeavor to maintain our reputation
for selling bargains. SCHAAP & CO.
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DR.. PETER LYONS tenders his
49, PROFESSIONAL SERVICES to the
father, JAMES LYONS, Esq, on the Brooke road.
fe6-lm+
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'G AGE CHECKED THROUGH. :.
WILLIAM NAHuV

OFFICE RICH'D Il PETERSBG X T. co.,
Richmond, Va, Nov. 3ah. lHa
@0Arv, CHANGE Of HOtk&-
@G On and amer FRIDAY tn. s'h
:. the Trains on this rod VII
leave a. f0llown:
tKAvE kIcHNOND roR PErERssrRs
Express, daily. except Sundays, at -. Al L. J.
Accommodate on, daily, except Sundays,
Mail, daily at. ..--.......3Wf ~
LEAVE PETERSBURG FOR RICHMOND.
Express. daily at. AZ
Accommodation. daily. except Sundays,
Malls daily. except Sundays, at. ....... III
Passe ngeIs for Clover Hill will take the tJpess
URDAYS. r n. WYNNE,
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