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II ~. TO aiESSRS. \. 5. TERRELL.
-, " NJ. Z. TALiAFERRO. Ft.NDAII.
IRlFFIN n, JAMES GILMAN. AND OTHERS
IN compliance with your request and IN iccofd-
ance with my own inclination. he reby announce
my sell candidate for SHERIFF. OF HENRI
CoCOl MY, and respectfully solici: the votes of
my fellow citizens IN May next for that Office
pleds IN, self to discharge the dulles of the Of
hce faithfully. Respectfully VI
ie It's JOHN o. TAYLOR.
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- JOHN 5. CASKVE
:, 80 ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Has removed his Office to No 2 Law Binding, nea r
the Stale Court House
he practices in all the Courts held in the city of
hicHihohu ana county OIL HenricO. t. Its
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LAKE DisAPPEAkIN0.-"Silve LAKE." a
pretty little sheet of wafer in the heart Of the
town u Albany, Ga, has commenced to dis.
appear through one Of those curious subter-
ranean passages which seem To penetrate the
earth In the low country, and connect with
the streams ieadlnk 10 the Gulf
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BENEFIT or The CHAM GANG,--The chain
gang, as u mode of punishment for crime is
extensively pa,ronized III many OF the West
ern cities, mtIa II working wonders The M .
pers etrf lain ita, he ~ Deipai material ~,
ifens, drinks aud ris1rceries, have yubsid. q,
tnte us Chain gang.
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PROV MING. NOORE u co

NELIING OFF AT AND BELOW. COST.
- POSITIVELY THE LAST MONTH.-GREAT
INDUCEMENTS OF + K + d TO PURCHA-
SERS.-Ibis beins positively the last month that |
intend Offering my stock of Dry Goods to the pub
hc az ard below cost, | determined t. close
out: and as my stock comprises full and well Sc
!ecled assortment Of Dry Goods, and among which
is large stock Of fine Marseilles quill s, Lnen as
Linen Damask, Napkins, Sheetings, CottOns, &c.
know 1t Will he to the interest of persons wishing
such Goods to give me call, as they are to lie
sold at prime cost. have also hand. the bal
Of last Springs stock, which | will offer at
great sacrifices. Give NE call
M MITTELDORFER,
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NLAT TIE 100 Nc.
JOHN u. MCMILLAN

JOHN 9. MCMILLAN,
Who has had twenty five years experience IN the
business. is prepared to put on SLATE ROOFS o.
every description, and with the best materials, at
short notice. Specimens of his work can be seen
on application, and orders lei, 4 his office, on Main
street, 9th, at the office of ALBEIT l..
WEsL, Architect, Goddns Hall, Will he prompt,
attended to. &C l3-6m'
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VIRGINIA STOVES. VIRGINIA
STOVES!. VIRGINIA S'cIDVES,
HNHMc Nd STOFE WORKS,
ESI AL .ISH E ID y IssI
tn> 7 AbLIS II f D = I5l,
A - A - \ \ - l.,

. q = 4 = y \ = r r
Manufactures Al this celebrated
- SOl ih tRN STOVE FOUNDRY
CrLlND Err, BOX, p A & LOR and COOKING
sioI Ed OF the most >esifatle siyies and Of supe
r,"r woTkins aualilies; also, HOT AIR FrRNA
HtS, RONTS and CRATES, HOLLOW ~ ARE.
~ DRfANTS; SINKS, &c, Nc, and most descrip-
lions light Machinery and Ornamental CASTINGS
The proprietor is convinced that su ffcient uppre-
ciat,Ve patrons could he found in his market who
would pay the va ue of good article to justify him
IN the use OF the best mate ais and the EMPLOY
ment OF competent mechanics. Tro-fhtrds Of tie
montderS snPlOysd on these Storss are Virgfnaaas,
zero hare learned their trade az these uo7ks.
These Stoves have been gradually gaining favor
unti Ihey have become the most popular of any in
use. helr superior streng.h and simplicity OF ope
ration peculiarly fits them for the of servants.
KEPAlRlNG PLATES promptly supplied.
Iinners and Stove dealers through bout the South
are desired to forward their orders to
ASA SNYDER. Richmond. Va.
ketaied IN Pichmond by Messrs. c D. YALE &
co, WM. SEARS WOOD, 6. X A. BARGANiN
Jr;. and " NJ. A. MOUNTCASTLE.
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AN OLD NKGRo.-In ,he list ~ ,,,.r
recorded b, The sexton for last weeL 1yss ,hs /,
y, c"h'eharian, negro, Milly Lamar. VIII
hau reached The adv anced age Of 1872 years This
, -, naa been the mother vi thirteen children
, ,niee oi winch were born before the reyoln'
.ionaFy war. She was owned AZ the i'm. - :.
nsr death by Mr., q. b. Lamar, of Augusta
Snd remembered distinctly when the 49,,
Trees grew luxuriautly where thai al ~ IF -
teen thousand inha bitunts now sfands D.
niiining widow ten years after the .isa m =,
Aer husband, which happened al the cIoss ri ~ .
:, go, $50 .'a again, mno The other ten chill.
is IT, -; 80, a " neI. ihe youngest OF these
Kay, and ~ nearly sixty three Years old n..s
Miiiy was blind for sixteen wears hstnr. Ia.
, death.-aIaeoa (Ga.) 1.leyyapS A''
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TnE CHINESE MIAERs-The! Chinese sa.r,
destined 70 gel the principal beiieiit Of the "a
ser River mines. A Wesleyan missionary saw
'hey are arriving IN large mum bers, and " hiis
others are erumbiing and hesitAting or in too
many instances drinking aud gambling, the
Chiiisse 90 To the mines, work hard and spend
little. tney neither drink nor gamble. and
are anxious TO learn our language
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE

TX TO THE VOT X > o. DIS
80 TRlCF NO. l, HENRICO COUNTY
respectfully announce myself candidate tor the
once OF CONSTA BILE for the first District. and
solicit Your surfaces. ~
g. ELEcIIoN--The 4,h THURSDAY in Nav
next: JAS. FENELON BRADLEY.
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MARBLE. WORKS.

JOHN w. DAVIES
MiRBIF JiS0N-
MECHANICS INSTITUTE. 9TH SIRE e.
EiCF NONE Va,
MON UMkNTS. TOMBS, HEAD PIECES,
MANTLES, FONTS. Sc.
"a First Premiums awarded h. the FirginiaAg
rlcultara Soclet. and Mechanics Institute.
NHKiNsON, HILL q co,
- AUCTION ERs.
Still continue to SELL NEG ROES, both publicly
at their old stand. on the corner of Wall and
Franklin streets. R. II. DICKINSON,
N. b. HILL,
fa id Scw3m T. Hill,
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y All - III J Il ELkf %. SlhvER

* MATCHES. JENELRY. SILVER
"a AND PLATED WARES. A. MYERS
ny IL keeps constantly on hand large and com
0NAk pete assortment of the above named ar
tcles embracing all the latest ST, les. which he Of
iers 10 his friends and public the most reason
able terms. He would call particular attention to
Els Stoc; Of fine Watches such as Jules Jurgenson
r i. Adams Son, Alfred iavalette Jules Eme
Y Henry reynolds Lemon. Jose pa Johnston. John
Crase. and other celebrated makers. ale also
keeps iar-e asSortlne Mt of rich Diamond Set En-
-cr 'lnss. nat Buttons. Diamond Cluster and
SINGLE stone breastpins, Cor cents also, a large
assortment OF lad ,es' Carhuncle Coral Lava
Cameo and Pearl sets. Ftruscan and , an gold
Cham Bracelets: Chatham CHAINS. Neck Chains
Charms, Sleeve Buttons. Shirt Buttons. &c: Silver
Sets, hobleJs. Pitchers, Salt Cellars. Caps, Bnuque
Holders, Sh Knives and Forss. Berry spoons
Asparagu. Tongs. Ice Tongs Silver Spoons and
Forks, fine Silver plated Knives &C.
Hoping to offer such Inducements that cannot
!ali ~ please IN price and quality, call is respect
ilIiY solicited. s. A. MYERS,
Corner of Main and Pearl SIS
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-
REMOVAL. 1850
WILLIAM F. BUTLER 4 SON.

WILLIAM F. BUTLER 4 SON.
~ IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
CHINA. EARTHENWARE AND bLASS,
Have removed to No 10 Pearl or Iath street. and
will open in ali the month Of February large aud
choice stock Of New Goods. of their own Importa
ton, received direct to THIS port; per ships Ere
dymion, via New York Also. from the Wheeling.
Va, aud Western manufactures. every descr,p p,
ton Of PLAIN, PRESSED and CIT GLASS
WARE; COai OIL. and other LAMPS. CAS-
TORS. LOOKING GLASSES and FANCY
GOODS. winch they offer to the trade ut North Ca
rni,na. virginia and Tennessee, as low as any
Northern jobbing house
Our Senior has been for the last Is years. I'M
porting China and Earthenware direct to this port;
and pledsug ourselves to sell rs low rs others. We
respectfully ask the patronage of Southern mer
chants and the Southern public.
"a Store fornerI, occupied bv w. s Il &. Dom
VIM. r. BUTLER n SON,
fe lS-dGcwIm No. 10 Pearl or ltth street.
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~ AND EARfHENwARE.
~ SPRING TRADE. 1860!
0 GEO. J. SU Nj NEk CO,
CHINA. GLASS. AND QUEENSWARE

No. ~. Pearl or l4th street. Richmond. Va.
In consequence of unavoidable delay In the com
pietIon OF our new warehouse. on Governor street,
We shall be unable to remove until the Sprlns trade
closes; and our friends VIII find us ~ the old ioct
ton. No. 20 Peark Stre.t. for another season.
Our stock now daily arrIving aud is the largest
md most con pete stock of EARTH I'm w Ar l..
Gil MA ana q Lass. ever oHc red IN VIRGINIA. aud
We invite the attention OF the merchants oi VII
sinla- North Carolina and Tennessee. who may
visit this market In our prices. confident that We
can successfully compete with the largest houses
any of the Northern States.
We only ask them to give US the preference over
Northern houses, provided we can do as well foT
them. We ask nOthIn. more.
The most experienced packers employed, and
goods shipped promptly
We supply the BEST quality of Stoneware, rs
low as it can he purchased at the Factory.
execution of orders
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REAL ESTATE IN SAN FEAYCfsco.-During
lN"a, there were erected III San Francisco !!
brick buildings ut Il cost OF 5 ,Ui54tO. Among
them Is a wooilen factory which employ sey-
enty operatives, mostly females. ana in which
mere l. invested 4 capital of 80, 900. The ay-
crage price OF Il house 20x23 feet, TWO stories
high, with a hall, and two rooms on the first
ioor, and four rooms and closets on the see
ond floor, is S2,2VO, and 1t readily rents tor $50
month Cottages costing 800 rent for S25
10 $40, according to location
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) SOUTHERN STONEWAKE POT.

Corner Cary and l2th SITS. Richmond, Va
kEESEE PaRR, Proprs
The subscribers respectfully inform the nler-
chants oi Virginia. North Carolina and tennessee.
that they are manufacturing the best quality of
SFoN EW AR +, consisting of Jugs, Jlrs. Pitchers.
Mnk Pans. Churns. Bread Rlsers, Sealing Fruit
Jars. taIr Ieht &c, &c.
Also. neatly painted charcoal packed Water
Coolers. both metal and wood cases, of all sizes
from gallons 10 20 gallons.
Ga- All Ware sold by US Will be delivered in
any part OF tbs city free Of cllarge.
yHOS. ". KEESEE,
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nE{l1JYxRY,
ARTIFICIAL TEETH. ..The Cleo.
lA&[S plAatlc and Yulcanite Prooess.-G. W.

- AkTIY!ClAL TEEJh. ..The CleS
W11O JONES. DExTlsT. hsviEF the rixht for the
above mode Of making Teeth, and heing satisfied
Of its absolute superiority over all other methods
full partial sets Of teeth, and especially such
as msy he dissatisfied with those they
using. The perfect adaptation of tire plate to the
mouth. and the suction thereby secured. enables
him to insert one or more teeth Uith0nt ekdSps.--
This method hav ing been adopted by those staDt-
ing highest IN the profession. North and South,
Testimonials VIII be given and specnie rs exhibited
70 those wishing To sec them. Sets of Teeth, On
gold or any other plate will If course he made for
those preterring them. Filling, Cleansing, TX
,raotlng, ana all other operations gently ana tho
roughly performed. Office on Main street. opposite
CorlHthian Hall nO2l-ly
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES

SATURDAY, Feb. 35th, 1850.
The House was called 10 order al II O'Clock
a. N, by Judge HOPKINS, of Washington
county, III absence OF Speaker CRUrcHFIELp
PRAYER by Rev. PATTERSON FLETCHER of In.
Presbyterian Church.
The House proceeded TO consider the bill
co.npeusating Jesse Jeter for work done on
The Fnirmont and Wheeling Turnpike Road
which passed.
James Rirtr end KaHatcha Communicative
bill To amend the charter of the James River
and Kanawha Canal Company was called IN
as The order OF the day, when MIR. SEGAR pro.
ceeded TO reply to the argument of Mr. BIAS.
SELL against the bill. Mr. ANDERSON follow.
ed aiso ia advocacy of its passage
Mr. BARBOUR objec ted 10 the ryder as re.
ducing The State vote in the general meetings
OF the stockholders. and giving the Board
OF Public Works the power to arrange the
tolls on all railroads that they think Will
GENE IN competition with the canal.
Mr.. ToMLIA said the object of the ryder was
10 hold the Board OF Public Works RESPONSE
bic u the General Assembly. Were a gene
raj Dill passed, requiring that he standard of
Charges shall he Tamuneratiye he would
Withdraw II, bat not otherwise
ne ryder was amended, motion of Mr.
BARBOUR, by striking out the words, by OH
srs than the Common wealth.
lie vote being taken the passage of Tho
bill as amended, il was lost-receiying So votes
IN favor OF, to 40 against and requiring a two.
thirds vote.
Mr.. MCKENZIE moved to reconsider the vote
gwen On The passage Of the bill Mr.. Seldom
moved to amend the motion by referring the
bill TO special joint committee He believed
ne bill could be put in such shape as to Sc
cure It's passage Mr.. MCKENzIE's object be-
Ing 10 offer substitute he accented the
amendment Of Mr.. SKpDON
ne motion 10 reconsider the vote and to
nnrc1thhit The bill aud the substi OF Mr..
a. i,,EN~ih, were agreed to; aud seven was
hxeo upon as the committee on the mart of The
1aous., ana I'VE on the part Of the Senate
. .a Seldom subsequently submitted his mo-
o'om ~ tne form OF resolution, and was re-
4utsted To .lniorm the Senate of It's adontion
Oh motion, the House adjourned.
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LAW AND MEDICAL CARDS.

DR.. ASCOLi. HOMGOPATHIST.
80 has removed to Franklin street. corner
q 4th, At Mrs. DaDney S. to tJ-lm
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n HEEE4 v * I. VT fBtTE. < tV..
~ 60 MlI $50. P4PEK WihEHOESE,
ware and Manila PAPERS; Bnokbiuders'
LEATHER ard CLOTH Foreign and Domestic
RAGS; Bleaching POW DERS; ALUM, &c. No
ii Hanover street. corner of German street,
il. % dom RALCI MORE MD.
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BUSIN E35 NCILCES.

LNDWIS N0ETHAN 4 CO.,
IL GROCERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
DEALERS IN IRON IND STEEL.
SoiIct cnnsignments of TOBACCO. HEAT,
CORN. FL.OU K. &c, 20 the sale III which Ed " \
WORKMAN viii give his personal attention.
"a Advances made on cOnslSnmelts.
BAGS when req red
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C.TTENGER & EDMOND.

L'TTENGER l. EDMOND.
Il RICHMOND. VIRGINIA,
BUILDERS OF PORTABI.n AND STATIONA
RY ENGINES, SAW MILLS. RAILROAD
WORKS, &c,
STEAM FIRE ENGINES,
Of the most approved plan. and made IN the very
best manner. warranted equal in every respect t.
any of the same sized Engines built either North
or West. ia 25-3m
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LIFE INSURANCE. &c.
TNSU RANCE MPANY
i STATE OF VIRGINIA..
tOfhee first door East Of Custom House and
MAIN .rY Post Once,

, STATE OF VIRGINIA
(Ofiee first door East Of Custom House and
Post Ofiice.)
MAIN STREET. RICHMOND. VA.
This Company 10 now prepared to receive appll-
cations for FIRE and MAXINE INSURANCE,
on iay",ahe terms. Also. to Guarantee NEGO
TABLE BILLS.
. DIRECTORS.
VIM H. Naclarlant. Pres't Farmers Bank.
a: warwick, firm of Warwick Barksd.le.
W m y. trenshaw. firm OF Crenshaw Co.
w ellington Goddin firm of Goddn Apperson.
i. W McCance, firm Of Dunlop, Moncure n Co.
u A Barksdale, frm of Warwick h Barksdale.
James II Grant Tobacco Manufacturer.
l.. ID. Crenshaw. firm of Haxail. Crenshaw 4 Co.
John Bacon, firm of Bacon n BaskervItl
b. Haxa,l, firm Of Haxai, Crcnshaw Co.
John Currle, Jr Ship Owner.
VIM. Warwick firm of Warwick Barksdale.
Jas. Alfred Jones. Attorney at Law.
=. c. kllett. Builder
F. q. Ruin. Aericnlturst and Manufacturer.
\: w: McGruder. arm offs McGruder's Sons.
w w Crump. Attorney at Law.
Jas. Dunlop, firm Of Dunlop, MOncure Co.
BOILING w. HAXALL. Pres't.
q. +. BREsEE. Secretary. fe II I'm
edmond AGENCY OFF THE SOUTH.
IL ERN
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY,
Chartered BY the LegiSiatnre Of Virginia IN 1854.
CaPitai--S350,00O.
HON r OFFICE, ALEXANDRIA, VA.
insurcS 0n the Cash and Mutual Plan,
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Ny~ SURGEON DENTIST,
4O Once on Main. below Pearl street. next
door to r. Horton Keach's trimming store. and two
doors above Messrs. Thos. X. Price Co.'S Dry
Goods store.
The subscriber having removed to the above
house, would he pleased to see those with whom he
mas engagements. and has made extensive prepa-
ratIons to serve the public generally. All opera
tons performed liz the most approved and scientific
style known to the Profession, and all work done
by him warranted to give satisfaction. loci 3-1y
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f PRICE or HATS AMI tyJ4 -
a. From 70 ~ ~ per cent. 5tyCt g.
- lrr from J. III. ANiE'Ntt
NsEAA Columbian istr .a.'4is'
MOissk,n Hats q. best quRii'S, : 81. i''' 50
quality, -; fashionable SIls HAS, > ~ -
SKIN seTei Boots, tE Congress b2!'ei bl"s@'%~
hne calf skin sewed Shoes, E
j. H. ANTHONY has rnads arrln .smstf -.
one of the best makers IN the city ~ Ft'--ee y
to supply him with handsome sud su.~tfh. -.
skin sewed BOOTS. whfch be VII Sc, s'na.s s>n'
cedented 10y! price of '.UaEE DOLLARS ~
HALF. oc S~1'
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O. TO THE VOTERS OF HENRI.

"a EF.S UF HENKI 4.
S>-'-a co COCNTY.--By the advice of nv
flehGs. ana IN accordance with IL, own wishes |
announce myself y Candidate for the office Of
ShkRlFF OF HENRiCO COUNTY and salient
your SURFACES AT the State election IN 1Iay next
asa guarantee Tor the faithful erorniAnca OF
the duties III the office, refer you 10 all " bo know
NE loI the manner IN which those duties have been
performed during the past three years that have
acted as deputy for the present Sheriff.
Respectfully, your fellow citizen,
in N-lm* GEO. d. PLEAEA NTS
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Z KiCB,lO ND MADE

=.
--<---H~- GEO. A. AINSlI r., l0th street would
respectfully invite the attention of has friends aud
the public generally 90 has large aud tasni0pahe
assortment OF RRtAGES, BUGtiifS, &c
HIS Work IS manufactured IA THIS city, bs eompe
tent wor kmen. and cat of the best material a call
from those desiring "a purchase ~ requested Par
ticular attention paid to REPAIRING which Will
he done on the most reasonable terms
ID n
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WATCHES, JEWELRY. &c.

q REMOVAL, RI "OyAi.--OF THE
MH j. NEW. WATCIiLAkEH The subscIi-
Sa-srG6 Der would respectfully anE0ance 10 the
pup,ic ana his friends n tire county, that ne has
II fNUVED next door To MessIs. Kent. Paine Il
Co s. nearly opposite his Old stand. on Nam St,
where he trusts, 10y a strict attention to business
and desire to please. that he Will meet with the
same patronage so literally bestowed on him for
me last fourteen years. My motto still shall be-
Nothing Wtth0nt {dbor.'
Where lives the little BILLY B..
W hlie on Eleventh street told the hour,
he S gone next door to Kent X P's--
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pf; a. Terrell, Joseph Bernard,
:. w. CIensha", Benjamin Walton,
James Z. Gordon, MAJOR Ford,
b. Jones, .. c. Brlds ewater,
q: p. wade, Thos. NJ. Montag ue,
Peter Lawson, SIMON p. Fos
J. s. b Tinsey, Hudson Ford.
X. A. Lancaster, Abner HilIiard.
WIN. A. Barnett, Thomas NJ. Ladd
James Gilman, Charles g. PalasEe
Peter 8. Hughes, Henri, NIrou. h.
Robert u. Walton, Geo. Tjmberiake
w. c. Tallaferro, R. +. Ei,son.
James II. Nj alony. Richard fhomas
r. A Schwaserle, I4nlei n Melton,
Fenaall hriffn, John Perkins.
hattoTi, l'herwin Nc Rae,
j. 7. Ford. "a u e
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ware AND NlSH-
- ING GOODS -SGHAAP& Co. IMPORTERS
AND " HOLtSAl AND RETAIL DEALERS,
CORNER OF BROAD AND THIRD STREETS,
are receiving now, direct from the manufacturers,
and from Northern trade sales, most complete
variety of CHINA, GLASS. and EARTHEN-
WARE; LOCKING GLASSES; TABLE CUT
tERI; PLATED. BRITANNIA, ALBATA, and
ment of French and German FANCY GOODS and
IO1 >, to which we invite the attention OF ner-
chants and the pub iic IN general feeling confident
that our GooD> and PRICES will rchi, pay them for
q call; We endeavor TO maintain our reputation
Tor selling bargains. SCHAAp x co.
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~ THE sHERiFFALTY HEN.

49, RICO COUNTY, hereby announc.
inysel1 candidate for the above office. Should il
he the pleasure of the voters to elect me- | shall
DE ever grateful, and viii uss every exertion 10
TALLY. a3O-lmt jETOR / ATJEpE'
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~,or,CeT FARM ERS A\p, II
" CHANTS WHO USE AM ,ear ,Se
GROUND PI.AsrEs.-we woaid ga land, ei 20
cal s,tent,on - our steek ,nn Wv aSrkR. T.,
chased with special References TO tho 'H'''''
farmer AMI the trade scnefaiiy. ,,..,sxs. snas
From our lonk Aperienee IN .ae pu ia, ever, t@
ine n mar ma rspnN al attention seems ssa
rel rs wei eoopered aud in good sspysn1h sssrd AZ
the Plaster theroas hy payer,ssa, ,..,r saIsrs.
sn.nt "a san AN Farmer. ssndins bass NJ s.m IS
alsSsd a. one dollar less per ton , y passa'
count 10 the trade. References hsats'
p..rt b Co, Jas. r. Bother, and o,hei ,n i Rs
"a. Or,srs lsif IN our box Ut kob4hS"A
eFts, vail 10 attended IL - ,.l,.tef NH,
J. IL. + SH ARf stsanNs .s Rleha.eas
DAY ~i,tANS are inv ,tfJ e 80. - sthfic, ..
I -sP9%flIts pliINf," ~ thsIEsN .saeAt sai
,,g,.,,,t,,,.s p.nisIses. and aes ~ eaid iesstkg
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LI<fi'S PREMIUM SECURING ESy.n
IN Lis HM EST. 10Th street, between Main and
GENTLEM CLOTHING cleaned ike rew
LA DIES CIOAkS and DR. ESS rs do
LACE Cu RTAINS. LACES, COLLARS, &c, do
"ooDS damaged by SAT water, rehnshed, by the
BALE or CARGO. for u erchants
LDSIOCk REF NlSHED and DRESS GOODS
cut and folded for nsrchants at Ns,c YORK
pTtceS.
IA coop WORK and rRoMPrsEss characterize
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1890 SPRING TRADE. 1S,

1870 SPRING TRADE. tOon
o RtE ) + RRE T T.
UGovernuf Street. Richmond. ElrGInia)
Oilers tor sale the following sl OF articles IF his
own iG1uui1ctGre. VIZ:
Tia y are, of all kinds.
Sheet Iron and Copper Ware.
Cast ard Sheet Iron Stoves for wood. IL varieties
Sheet Iron Stoves for wood. IL
Cast and Sheet Iron stoves for coal, I'D
The Brilliant Gas Burner, 3 sizes
Portable Heaters,
Portable Crate, Z
Diamond Radiator, 3
Factory Stoves. &
Richmond Portable Furnace, Z
l.icorlce Boilers, for wood and cOaI,) 8
PoTta.e Ovens, s
BY 4 sso, constantly for safe. the most popular
STOVES, RANGES and HEATERS. now made
and repairing pieces for the always on hand
Y tKGiNiA SPUkEs AND FELLDEN.-
W take pleasure IN announcing To our friends
and the public that we have on hand, and re con
stani!t receiving. Buggy. Sulkes. aud WAGON
Sfoh rs, handsomely turned, al the best noun
tgin hickory. Also, OAk tkII.OES. A good ar
ticie-all of Virgins manufacture
VAN LEW. TAYLOR & CO.
No "a. Main street.
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20 JOHN q. v.y.op u.o

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1or me voters HcnrIC, 10 select "A suitable ne
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hed. from our long acquaintance with YOU. thai
YOU are qua fled to dlsciar4e the duties of the OF
nee we, the subscribers. respectfully request Won
% announce yourself q candidate for the SAID of
hce, peutins you our support IN the ensuing eIsn-