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Recstvts by Canal and Railroads for the
aaanth Al DEE emher. 1a60.

ss James Ric.y and Karotcha Caaal.-ls ss7
| bushels Waeai. s7s hhda. Tobacco; lei pigs.
mid. 5" rs hhds. stems, 8 sss bbs -four; bushs.
ass 4, stone; 40 bic nays so cords wood 50 hbIs
apples; sza lbs bacon; empty auor btls 257 do
four bbla 10 Az lbs butter; 2ss bushs. faxseed
| sbeep; n bus. pot staes; 50 bbis whlskeY, etc.
By Fsysiafa Csntrai Rasi.oad.-3.7sd bushels
wheat; ~ hhds; tobacco; 1000 test lumber; ss
ns S.so ss0 s sSs Sq III. rq Se oss
sheer Al his lard; i.70a lbs. taIlow; ~ lbs live
turkeys. 1858 lbs dIessed poultry; S6Oo IDS PORK
bushels beans; 262 pkgs buckwheat; t,6l6 bushels
corn; AIS bushels corn meal; % N3 bushels dried
fruit / $50 bbls, -four; l23 bushels potatoes; 80
no bales hay; $50 los beeswax; 695 pkgs manufao-
tursd tobacco; 10 bales domestios; Is reams paper
10 empty beer kegs; 81 pkss mdze 2bS ibis. his
ke u hhds. atoms; ~ empty barrels; psgs rags
manganese.
By Richmond and DanriHe Railroad. IL, t5s
bus. wheat; 100 do. corn; 1850 pkgs. INF obaoc >,
l4i hhds leaf tobacco; lss hhds: stems cara
slaves; 2 rolls leather cows; 459 bags fruit Is
phs agaor; ~ hrkins butter; % bags wool SO
boxes fwIs; is bhls ves etahies, horse; kegs
seed; 10 bags " TX; pbls bacon; ID bags feathers
hbi cdsr - b, xes pipes bbls hJur; g bags
pea IL bags guano. etc etc.
BY Richmo.d, FredsvicksbHrE and Potomac
Rdtirodd 800 bushels wheat; 58 bushels corn;
IL hnds. tob-cco; ll8 empty barrels; 8 psgs. egss
pkgs butter; 90 sheep; icalf; hogs; $50 bushe 8
meai; 80 bushels oats; 10 pigs rags; IL bushels
rye; $40 cords wood; 90 feet lumber; loads hoop
n 693 iDs mlsce iianeous.
By Richmond and PETERSBURG Rd7ir0af.-N
hhds. tobacco; Is Go. stems; 1876 ia Is cotton; oS
do waste; 262 empty hquor barrels; "a barrels tur-
pentIn6; III ,o95 lbs SC ap IRON; co.. feet umber
SO saves; IS bales rags; $50 barrels Totln, and
~ fH lbs miscellaneous
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SEWING MACHINES.
= EWING MACHIN ES,

SEWING MACHINES.
cELsBRArKD fEtt22ifsTTiis 1oc, sr,,cv
Sc w ING MACHIN 81
UNION Are n nNs uPTaacaqlGsHsGIss b, , =:
tLate Lester Manufacturing ComsaaTI
DE- RICHMOND, VA,
And are Tor sale A. O. s. g, n .,v .
These Machines, OF homo mansfsotnI.i
"f PIRSsE s9s c1 si.i in a sss "
8-ts <HEm.
rs SiNGEk SEWING aiACHINES--
sNsERTss f ssv and eyer sntsadsd popularity Of
riea and Europe, is such AZ best 10 ,S,ah a. me, no
M sehio, oTeT al others in the mafket Sewn
smaiIeSt s 80 easd p ABE be bought Tor
economy oInvest AMT thing in worth iess or a.
reelab!e article, and those who will do 30 mas,
1slS GEMS Ns@ FAMILY MACHINE,
In order 70 place the rery best Fcn,tly MacI,.,,
dnced our Letter A, or transverse shgttis ne
ehainpss' beautifully 0rnsmsnted, tn FIFTY DOT
SINGERS No; r I kAE ERC 2 HTiEEtsssDARD SHUT
popular bo IN the a1 ny sns a.. aGe G1spse
toh ,o fsices reduced respectively ffcm siss ana
SINGERS No. STANDARD SHUTTLE
CHINE, "
pl;cs carriage makers ana heavy leather work.
AIso, TO complete the list, an entirely nav ar
scie, uneauaied for manufacturing vurnose,
Iapid, ard capable of any KIND OF work
rice, lhcluulng iron stand and drAwera . il0
cpeapeI 81 thst, IN view OF its value, than the ma
ch.nes % ahJ otheI maker rs gift
stlch with two threads, which is the best stitch
KNOWN. Every person desiring to procure fnii
and reliable Information about Sewing Machines
their sizes, prices, working capacities, and ths
best method OF PURCHASING. oh ain IL by send
ing for copy OF y. NJ Singer 4 Co.'s Gazette
which Is beautiful pictorial paper, entirely de-
voted Z, 70 the go 6!ect will be gnEghed gratis
ali necessary articles used with Sewing NJ acktnss.
kept constantly on hand for sale. Also, a prgot
cal maohlnIst. who is ever ready TO attend O. ON
customers, If required.
Messrs SINGER & CO.'S Office being eopdpe,
ed on the most thorough business PRINCIPLES by an
entirely new set of hands, We feel con6dent 81
doing share of the business as we have ava.
donu heretofore. M SIN6kRH 90 ''
, ~, 40 Main street, Richmond.
ID. aOFTs Agent 2S-3m
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WATTS CUfF-BRACE PLOUaHs.

GEO. WATf& C0.-EsTABLIsHEp IN 1876.
GEORGE WATT has obtained, at different
times -four separate patents on his CUFF BRACE
PL0UGHS, ACKNOWLEDGED 10 embrace the most
reliable improvements ever made this i'm pie
me at, three of which patents have To run -ss pee
tGvely ten, twelve and thirteen years. and has
been awarded at the late Mechanics Fair IN
Richmond a certificate of Silver Medal. for con
tinued superiority IN Plougin, tthe hig hest pre-
miums given, and ~ the last State Fair premium
all the preceding FAIRS for years.
Within NO months past he has added other
valuable improvements, and we nov invite all IN
want Of Plogghs, warranted In every respect SUI
peIioT TO others t. call aud examine our arge
and warned stock of Poughs, CASTINGS aud Agri-
cultural INDICTMENTS, and fresh and prime Gar
dc N and Field seeds, 80 which We ode for sal o
on our usual accommodating terms.
GEORGE WAIT & CO,
One square below Exchange Hotel,
khAarr. rnhN "a
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HAYS, 90

HATS, CAPS AND EURS-WM. T.
LAMOORE IL CO. 20 BROAD STRFEr.-The
subscribers invite the attention OF their friends
and the public to tlelr fine and extensive assert
ment of HATS and GAPS, which they are now
selling st reduced prices. We have received q
further suppl o. Ladies UHS warranted fresh,
as they made to our order. and Will he sold at
the lowest price. Our CITY made 81 Tx HATS, tOr
the holi avs. are now ready. Purchasers will hnd
a rare selection If they examine our stock before
buving, as We will offer Inducements that cannot
iall to please.
We are selling Planters and Servants HATS
and CAPS at an unusual low figure.
All kinds of money taken IN payment for pur-
chases. WM. L MOORE,
NJ. J. LEONARD, 2O7 Broad ST.
n. R.-Ladies' FGrs REPAIRED IN a superior
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IMPORTANT TO GAS CONsUM ER 5

CHAS. II. LANGLEY,
aASFITTER, TIMER AND COPPERSMITH,
Would IN form the public that heis sole agent for
'h HaAsWLEY's IMPROVED CYLINDER GAS
BURNERS,
and is prepared to PUT them up at the shortest no.
tice, and on the most reasonable terms. The ad
yantag es of these Burners are Toprevent blowing
and waste of gas, TO give more clear anu uniform
light, to reg ulate the quantity consumed with the
full head turned on to any desired amount, and
thus to save at least twenty -hve per cent. over
the ordinary Blu neTs.
Mr.. j. F. BRowN, In charge of the Washington
City Gas Works has certified that they are asnheS-
itatiagly the osSt Burners he has seen during has
connection OF twelve years with those WORKS; ana
the Superintendent of the Richmond Gas Works
asserts that he has tried them and that they save
at least twenty per cent. over other Burners.
Thankful for past favors, the su bscrlber invites
orders for all work his line feeling assures that
he can i've entire Satisfaction as TO quality and
pree. ChAS. lIANGLEY,
ool-ts 18th st. bstwesn Main and Gary
IIUAiEht. hUstEA :-.aas landed, OF
ss S ~. Sfs sds:s 6oHfoN HOSE, \. ss.ll..e.
Qualities;
1000 doz. Gents COTTON HALF HOSE all asal-
| Also, I,0oo dos. Il. G. DKFe., ali GRADES.
''' -''A I'll SiN II .i. ALVEY ARENys,
AL Importers and isfesI, MAsa u
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Re- Uneurrent Notes.--He will take at
par, In exchange for DRY GOODS, the notes Of
all solvent Banks in Virginia, NORTH and SOUL II
CAROLINA, provided they are offered IN sums OF
FIVE dollars and upwards, and we are not requ req
to give specie IN change. Our stock Is very fuil
and complete.
New CLUAKS constantly received, and very
cheap mo N-tsl WATKINS IL FICKLEN.
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ALL TR A ID Il:
1850.

1 ROB'T L. DICKINSON. successor to Bin
ford, Dickinson Welslger.l No. T8 Main street,
Richmond, Va, thankful for the liberai patronage
bestowed on MIN by mis- friends and the pubic gen
orally, invites their attention to his large and ex-
pTIslng every style manufactured Tor the season,
which Will be sold at wholesale and retail to pune
tual customers on the most favorable terms. Mer-
see visiting the city, are respectfully solicited to
call and examine for themselves before puIchas-
nh .sa for CASh.
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A Southern Savings Bank

WHOLE JOINT FUND PLEDGED FOR DE-
POSTS.
OFFIcE-l59 Main street. at the store Of Watkins
4 FtckLen.
JENKINS. Secretary; ]. b. Watkins, Treasurer
Dlrectors-Wm IN. Ira Smith, ]. r. Regnaut, 4. ).
Price.
This Institution, which has been in successful
operation tor several years, receives deposits of
money IN small or large sumo, and pays The inter
est taunuay, If desired al the rate OF SIX per
and per cent for shorter periods. de S-lm
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HOOro, sEGAs. &c
1 STAUNTON BOOT, SHOE AND

wS NTAUNTON BUOT, SHUE AND
&s@ LEATHER FACTORY THIS Compa-
ny Is pr. pared to fill orders for Mems. Women S,
BOYS and Girls BUO Is and BRUG ANS, of everV
ware ty, from the finest Ladies rLlPPt X and
Mems CONGRI IS IAIEEh and OXFORD TIE,
to the heaviest BOOT AID BhoGAN.
ltlsa southern Factory. built up by Southern
capital, with the most Il. proved machinery, WORK.
ed by steam. and as good WOfkmen as are IN the
United States; ana will furnish as good work, a.
the same price, as any Factory IN the Union Let
Southern mea sustain Southern manufactures.
Ali orders promptly filled, and ali Work warrant
ed 10 be such as ordered address.
de 49, 2m w NJ. II. CARRIER, Sup't.
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Ok EIAAL NOTlSk Lib

R An Act of Gratitude.-20. 600 Copies Of
A M EDlCAL BOOK FOR GHATUIIOUS ClhCU
LATION, by a sufferer, who has been etiectuaIy
cured of Nervous Debility, Loss OF Memory, and
DImness of Sight resulting from early errors. by
following the instruct ons gwen IN medical work
Considers 10 his duty, In gratitude TO the author.
and Tor the benefit OF Consumptve and Nervous
sufferers, to publish the means used he Will,
therefore, send tree. to any address, on receipt OF
two stamps, q copy of the work. containing every
information required. ADDRESS, Box 49," ?; o.,
Albany, n, Y. lZ-dd cWJn
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y BOOTS ANA SHOES Ag keDt 4

WPRIChS.-CLhAR THE RIA G keNw7yp
AfuR q. HELLER Il CO.'S BOOB SSyTgN
AIN D SHOE EMPORIUM.-The have re- ~<AI -
duced the prices Of their entire large stock OF
some OF the best Quauty work IN their line, to
prices to suit the times, IN order TO gave the public
q chance te ius good Boots and Shoes at low
prices. They are selling Ladies English Lasting
heeed Congress Caters at 81 a PAR; Lace co. at
95 cts a pair; Ladies' Heelsd Morocco and GO&t
Boots al s q PAIR; Servants heavy Leather Shoes
at rs cts a par; Childrens SHOES at 371a cts d
palT; heavy Servants Brogues Il 81 PAIR; Gent s
Congress Oaltei at $3.50. ana all otuer goods IL
proportion as cheap. at q. ii tbLER IL Co.'S,
1873 broad St, between 9th and On SITS.
~ Trunks, Bonnet Boxes and ValIoes closing
n NJ
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A splendid stock of LADIES' CLOAKS AND
DRESS GOODS just received. which have been
purchased within the past week. at great sacrl-
fee, and will be sold at about one hall formoT
prices for cash. All ask of you ID. come and see
and examine for yourselves. 1T No. % Main ST.:
no 23-lm JNU. l.. SMITHER.
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IsiEi4 TsiNNpsllN,

( g i
- NO /, BALLARD HOUSE.
"s~ Has on hand select aad fashionable assert
ment of HATS. CAPS. LADIES' MS and GEN
TLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, which he is
disposed TO sell at low prices. | most respectfully
solicit q call from purchasers. oo Z0-dtJi
r. NATIONAL GUAREs HAT.
= NATIONAL GUARD HAT
~NhTIONAL GUARD HAT.
Something entirely new for young men, at
ELLETT & WEISIGER'S,
GO S-ts No. I67 Main street.
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~ A Living -
WITNESS.
HOW He CAME
TO TRY
uANnnnnN,C rrINNTIrpE
HAMpTON'S TINCTURE.
n NJ N L - L1TTT NJ GT'n ~ ~ n NJ,

WONDERFUL AND ASTO UNDING,
MRssRs. MORTIMER Il NiOWBRAY:
Having seen a certificate of great cure of ScrO-
fula, by Hampton Vegetable TIncture, on q ser
want boy IN the family OF the Hon. VIM. 7, Thorn
assen, of Kentucky, with certificates OF the Hon
H. Clay and others, testify ing 10 Ie!sons cured by
il, was also induced TO try :he IlnctuTe on ser
want girl of NINE. Her disease lcGS ScrQtGid IN
its worst form she was bland an t0th eyes, and
her case was SO bad that | never expected to see
her restored. | procured the Tlnoture, and l am
HAPPY to say, before she had used one bottle she
began 10 see. Snd by the time she mad taken the
second bottle her eyssIght was quite restored, and
she cured of this loathsome disease. and now,
though two years have elapsed, she has had no re-
turn of the disease, and | consider her entirely
cured by this Tlncture. give this certificate that
others may be induced as | was, TO try this most
valuable remedy, as | believe, from what | have
seen, 1t would cure most diseases OF this kInd.
J. b. H ANDERSON,
Kent county, near ChestertOWn, Md.
Call and get Pamphlets, and see cures of Coughs,
Rhpumatisn, Scrofula. &c. AS a restorative and
lnvIgorator 1t has been highly recommended.
H4MPTON'S VEGETABLE IINCYURE.
pA. Delicate Ladies and Children will please
give IL trial.
This Tlncture will be found great med cine for
all their diseases.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD & CO., Richmond;
Dy DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg: by all the Drug
glsts III Petersburg; By MOKTlM ER = NOW
BRAY. Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle Six bottles,
IS no 26-dS cwts
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rs The Peculiarities of the Female Con

Us The Peculiarities of the Female Con
stlLuIiOn and the various trials to which the sex
subjected, demand an occasional recourse TO stlm-
uIants. 1t is important, however, that these shall
be of harmless nature and at the same tine ac-
complsh the desired end. HOSrE TIER GIL
EBkA TED SfoMACH BlTEEhS is the very
most magical 1t restores the tone of the dIges-
tive orsans, infuses fresh vitality into the whole
system and gives That chez tulness to the temper
aInent which the most valuable OF feminine at
fractions. The proprletors feel iattere from the
TACT that many of The most prominent medical
gentlemen III the Union have bestowed enc0-
M uns upon the Bitters, the virtues OF which they
have frequently tested and acknowledged. There
ars numerous countertslts offered Tor sale, all OF
which are destitute of merit, and positively inJu-
rious to the system. Sold BY Drusg!s ana deal.
ers generally everywhere. de 10 dtFl'
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IA Leeehes! Leeches!! Leeches!: II
have jp .trecelyed, by Adams' Express, lot OF
fresh [ WEDlSH LEECHES, the very best, and
large size, which will be applied upon the most
reasonable terms =,
S.-CUPPING and LEECHlNG promptly at.
tended TO- can be found at all hours of the day at
the HAIR nR ESSING ROOM, under the Amen
osn Hotel, (entran on nth street., and AT night
Az Ip-ots r. G. HOBSON.
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M. n T. " Il q L.
NanufanyuYer and npaiaT i

~ BOOTS A N u s ii s :, ssENsaz@
No. 1870 Main Street,
Would beg leave to inform his former patrons ard
the public that he has commenced the mandatory
of BOOTS and SHOES IN all their branches, at
No. 100, Main strset and would ask call from ali
wanting goods IN MS line. $500
fine assortment of Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's Goods always on hand, which Will be sold
at very reasunsahle prLces. DO I2-Sm.
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TAILORING. 60.

L'ALL AND WlN1EH CEOTHIHG.-The
attentl OF the citizens of Richmond and the
pu0c geDerallV is respectfully called TO our large
varied, and complete assortment of Gents and
Youths CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS,
ali OF winch were manufactured by US, with a
view OF pleasing the great dversltIes of taste in
regard to dress. We hatter ourselves that the
stt ie, ut. and durability of our garments are un
surpassed by any house in the city, and that our
advantages IN manufacturing clothing are such IS
To enable us TO sell az shch reduced prices as
not ne equalled. Having made more sxtenslye
arrangements this season for the supply of the
great demands for Clothing than ever before, we
hope to receive large support from all in want OF
articles in our branch of business, assuring them
all that we will do them Justice
We are also prepared to make to order any RTtl-
Gle OF Gents Wearing Apparel, at short notice.
NOAH WALKER Il CO.,
(Branch of Baltimore House,
los, corner Main and l4th or Pearl sts
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IA All Medioires shoald be Prepared by

n. All Medicines should be prepared W
4 &c ULAR PhYSICIAH. svu1p for corobs
Colds. Hoarseness, Bronchitis, and thai hon OF
diseases Consumptlon; PTlce 90 et sn ana ~;
diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder. This prepa-
ration IS positive cure P re 90 cts; Rbsrs
tism. ChOlic, Cramps, Pains IN the Stomach or
Bowels, Pains in the Back or Limbs Price H. Is
DR. j. i. ROSES Alternative SYRUP, or
BLOOD PURIFIER, for the cure OF Scroiaia, Old
EIuptlons, Chronic Diseases, Uulcers, Sores
Swelled Neck, Biies and all diseases arising from
an impure state OF the blood. Price 81.
WARNER l.. WARING,
iaN-ly I0y Broad ST.. Agent for Richmond.
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SAVINGS BANKS

SAVE YOUR In MEs.-The UNITED saw
Main street, Deposits in sums of Five Dollars and
upwards, upon which will be allowed interest al
the rate OF per cent per annum allowed to re-
maLno months, and per cent for q shorter Pc
Rod. interest payable semI-annualy.
ors-t1RtJap No o. Man .,rast
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s.sssssss NE " AND mp lRTANT Ar;
EXPRESS COMPANY respectful ly announce to
the public that they have arrang q 70 run their
E9PTesiD ETfh a DAB FIN to F RGR
MOND, thereby afordlng unusu II faculties tor
obtaining their freight and packa' ss IN the short
Expresses leave New York at l. and o'olock
P. NJ. Expresses leave Philadelphia at A. NJ.
and ii P. M. Expresses leave Baltimore at I 70
4. n and snd % 4 NJ arriving IN edmond al S'0
Expresses leave Richmond for New York, Phil;
edelphia and Baltimore. and all points North and
W est, at 8 80 4. NJ and $50 L NJ.
Freight and packages should In all cases be al
our office ONE HOUR before the departure OF the
EXPREssEs FOR THE SOUTH leave Rich
mond TWICE DAILY, at $50 A. III and 10 r Nj
The Adams Express Company 1eel that they car
guarantee TO the public clvty, attention an9 sat
isfaotion IN all their Intercourse with their ofhcer,
in Richmond and nothing will be left undone Oh
their part to meet the wants Of their customers.
from the North at 5 o clock 7. Nj viii be delivered
Immediately, thereby giving to our customers an
advance of twelve hours over our arrangements
he ssTf'SSlRaMsfER EXPRESSES. TO AND FROM
NEW YORK, SEMI EEKLY. FFelghts de-
T YESV H~f aN ftr L f2iaPF hi FRE$a!$
AGES, MONEY, BONDS, LEGAL DoGU-
| MENTS, &C., forwarded with safety ara dis
patch to all parts OF the United 0'a'es' oanaaaa
a1Nad gFHEtSspID DRAFTS AND BILLS, with or with
out Goods, coliscted 1T all ascessln1e poinu
throughout the United States' anu pioAp' '7loi IN
s@S1i.SVES forwarded by each of our Exsresss ,
| in charge of careful and reliable messengers.
- TroBRCCO aud other samples carried at unusual
10 Ali freight. promptly called for and delivered
" IA For further information, Please call at on,
once S's aMA aieA ssdsSi EXPRESS COMPANY"
| sHEtSO. 2up't
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=
MONEY received on deposit in sums of FIVE
DOLLARS and upwards. on which interest a. tbs
rate OF SIX per eentum per ennum ls paid for sums
remaining six months or longer; for shorter pc
mods interest n: the rate of per centum.
The whole Joint stock bound for the deposits.
, Deposits reGeiyed and certificates issued by the
Cashier. t. b. SfARKE, at the store of f. b.,
Spence, corner of Nam and Governor streets,
Richmond, Va.
SAM'L s. COTTRBLL, Pres't,
I. d. STARK, Cashier,
14-l2m DAVID BAK JR, Seerptary
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1YANChEsTfK SCALE WOAks.--Ws
AN have os hand from the above factory, PLAT.
FORM SCALES, weighing from 40 to boo lbs
Also, COUNTER SCALES of every variety, and
take ordera for railroad track, depot and ware
house Sc .las, 60. which for uealness, sarab,litr
aud "a ssYaay zaunot be surpassed.
VAN LEW TAYLOR d Co,
IL WS. "a ~ Q
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CTcRAGE We have room for Storage of the
~ bulk of 10000 bsrr~is, at our Warehouse, cor
ner Goth. Dock and Cary streets.
We have also on hand and Tor sale on conslgn-
ment, 90 bits OF + lsh, comprising Cut Herrlngs
Gross do. "A lewives Shad, Salmoa, hacksTel, Nos.
l. 2 and s. w hie Fish and Rne HerTlDgs. Also,
z,DO0 bbls. James River Cement; SO bbls Hosen'
dale Cement; $40 bbs. Ca icined Plssteri 100 bbls
Tar; GU bbls Roekland Lin c; 500 bushels I las
tering Hair; - 00o gross Boward's Matches Also,
100 o0O Cigars, some of which are the hnest I'M
+. RHIbGFURD a co,
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- T. a ID THIS .-
III GpErI NnTTrE


have not disc oAtinHsd business on account Of
the falling OF My store. | am now located FIVE
DOORS above my old stand, next door to C, W
PuIcei Co.'s Brokers Office and near 60 ernor
on Main street, NO. l25, where would be pleased
to meetmy Old customers, and the customers gen
orally. Those In the habit of giving rue their or.
ders for FALL CL0THlN NC, will do me favorto
wait until can call on them, or leave word at nv
store when to call on them, and all orders in INV
line will be as promptly attended to as hsretoiors
l have not, and don't intend to, discontinue busi-
ness for any such cause. Call and see me, at 10
Main nrreet. Iau2S-tsl VIM. IRA SMITH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-28

IA ChristaliEe Jelly, without Eggs or
BOtnING.- One package sparkling Geiatine VIII
make halt a GALLON of beautiful clear JELLY f,
without any trouble, and IN q very short time.
For sale by JOdN w GAnLinHh,
Apothecary, &C., Market Place.,
Franklin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-28

NVIECEs EAEh
sEsss - To;PHss ENGER sISOO.
sSS:~ Ss<c--1~sfsG GOING NORTH.-EEW Ar
RANG EMENT.-IM IMPORTANT TO TRAVEL
tiRS.-THROUGH- TICKETS AND IHkOU6R
CHECKS.-GREAT NORTHERN OUTE--Car-
TYING the great United States Mall. Twice daily
Sunday night excepted between RlchInond, A.sA-
andrla. " ashlngton, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York, and all important POINTS West, via Acqult
Creek and Washington over the Richmond, FREQ
erickr{uTg i Potomac Railroad, to the Poromss
river, rs U.ileg, and By splendid and comt0rtabii
steamers thence to Washing ton IS Elies, IN al IL
miles seven hours; being comfortable ana per
fectly ne 9 rate Of speed
Hours of departure: $50, A. NJ, and 7, 7. Nj.
BAGGAGE, under chsTgo OF Special Agents
CHEC to " asningto Baltimore
Philadelphia and New York.
THnoUsB rIcItTa can be sesnTed @ the fellow
nati, <olambas. Indianapolis, afro I9ayton. jsi
New York, st. Louis, Chicago, PitrourE, Louis
vile, Decatur, Newark and VlncennFz.
PASSENGERS breakfast and sup at kst and and dina
On boz I'd the con- foTtable steamer DO ween Acquis
Creek and Wash ngtop.
Pefpons wishing to obtain ticl cts for scr
rnat. for WasTingto ton city and ONT, further
NORTH, must, D c!. cases, be vs schrt for by
some responsible white citizen OF achi lond., tn
psrsos, snown 10 the officers of tho Rosd as ~
Tics1s will bs old II cPpilsd for By sEtsJ.
ES For furth IT Information, eppr AZ - IL CT IS
BTcai street, Sh0ckoe Hill.
JAS. u. WINSTON, 6zn'l gicks.Ag't
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