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AN ABorrrIoxIsr IN DIsoUIsE.-A man who
il styled Prof. Hewlett, a resident OF Water
ton. wis. 50 distinguished temperance lee
turer." proposed to deliver an address on that
subject In Columbus, Ga, wherenpon the Sun
publishes the following extract from letter
written by lady in Winchester, Tenn: =. AS
n southern lady, feelit my duty to state that
this Hewlett has, for years, not only hob
nobed with the Abolitionists of the North, but
I have myself listened to his abolition senti-
ments, in his lectures within a Few months
~
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4ittu!la!nla 8ispatrt.


8 Cseesassse y Railroad O6e~s.
..s ssAs ~. s.l LYxcRBrR0, VA. Jan. 70.
We have Ave hotals IN this city ,hssidss nv nv.
sneeona bonfdtn n .Iopoes, and IT no time wan
In .toe recollection Of the writer m. W
sano rivalry extsted between them - ~ w
snt, Oa the arrival u the cars, u 70 ifel uen.
IL IL eQDe hat the passeneer - C
Of ~ kotels. dnd really 80 annoyed that ne
wiz oftef s .vIng placed his foct gu an omni-
Nns ~, hryah away from all and walk up 70
~ sasSS a he chOice on his own shook"
THe ueeoeoeers Who arrive BY the AlcxAn.
dria carr n r ~, have 70 lay over here I'M
ri IaSA. r. NJ, next day. they are conveyed
from the ternposary terminals OF the railroad
Rivss. whore they are met BY conyeyances
nor siAs hotels, ths bridge having been found
too uarroW tot 0r. LSthAm's large Omnibuses
The rod over whtch these omnibuses have
TO pAee-a distance Of little over one mile has
heretofbre been In the worst condition
1maginable, but the railroad company have
had 1Dom forty 70 fifty hands At work on ~
for the last six days, at cost OF not less tnah
$50 per day, which has rendered 1t In com.
paratively good condition. Is estimaaea
that the repairs on this road and the trans
poS1Ation OF passengers over 1t, cost the
Orange aud Alexandria Company over one
Ass1vsl dollars per day.
A meeting OF the Presidents and Superin-
TANDEM q OF various Northern and Southern
railroads, took place In this. city last night,
the object OF the meeting being TO arrange 4
throush schedule from Portland, Mare, to
New Orleans. They adjourned, however,
wi,nout coming to any definite conclusion.
Them 10 no telling when they will complete
their arrangements, as, in the language OF one
ths future." o. X.
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POSTAL STATIsTIcs-The annual report of
the Postmaster General just issued from the
press, shows that during the fiscal year, in
Virginia the letter postage was 81 l,5US.ss;
1877; stamps sald, S2l7,555 20-total receipts,
SIS, U757O Compensation to postmast tiers and
incidental, $l3O,9Ol.2s; transportation, $379-
eg0.75-total expenses, $5lC,solG3.
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Az ILLUsrRATloE.-To illustrate the facili-
ties Of travel which mark the age. an English
man said that during the present year he had
eaten r sand witch on the top of the great pyra-
n,ids Of Egypt drank the health OF Queen
Victoria ON the verge Of the cratur of Vesuvi-
rs, ana been rather sharply scoided oy MS
sw}fa an the summit Of Mount Blanc.
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In THE SOUTH OF FRANCE the weather has
been so severe that q sentinel was found dead
of cold In his sentry box at Lyons. Severa!
persons have persisted in the snow in the
mountains Of Dauphine, where they impru-
deutly yentured In pursuit of game. Two
bays, eight or ten years Of age, died from cold
while returning from school.
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SINoULAR CASE OF SuICIDE.-Mr. William
H. Parsons a young man of excellent charac-
ter. OF Lawrence, Mass, committed suicide in
a hotel at South Boston, on the 5th Instant, by
swallowing laudanum and making incisions
in the main artery of the right arm. The body
remained in the room a fortnight before IT was
discoyered-his friends having been unable To
obtain any clue to his whereabouts. No cause
is known for the commission of the deed.
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A RuMOR.-The rumor comes from Paris
that an American gentleman occupying high
oficial station. has accustomed sad grief in a
domestic circle by devoting himself too par
ticularly to the society of lady OF acknow-
lodged refinement and great personal attrac-
tion. A duel was expected at last accounts,
An injured husband being the challenger.
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TINE JAPANESE EMBAssY.-Late in telligence
from an officer Of the Powhatan confirms the
statement that the Japanese embassy will en-
bark ON board that vessel at Yeddo, on the 22d
February, and sail directly for Panama, by
way OF San Francisco. and across the lsthmus,
80 as to arrive here about the first of j 1ne.-
The embassy will be Il large one.
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UNDERTAKING.
a SAM'L =. COTTRELLk~ -
fst,<A CO.. SADDLE Il HARNESS "a
[ytSSsE MAN FACTURERS, AHN
W hoiesaie and retail, AtsEE
No. ia west Nam

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. ~
In addition to manufacturing the above named
q individuals, ell kinds Of MILITARY TRAP
BOXES, CAP BoXEa. BELTs. &c. Tor Infantry MIR y
Companies. as low IAN be had north of Mason
Il Dixon's line.
We only ask for = trial, 10 prove by our work
they viii be equal to- any made IN this country. We
return. our thanks for the liberal patrons age be
slowed on or house for the has, eighteen years.
de s.m ITSS lfS 4! SE SSSsT!TTsElL'
REMoyAL: REMOvAL:..CHARL a.
~ GWATKiN viii re ninvc from the store DO nov
occupies on the. fss. day Of March next Until
M GODS s "a q. ss "a. asd
res, Ribbons, Nero Clothing. hrowa and bleach
Cd Cottons, at ALMOST ANY price, to clear them out
ey that nine, HE ehasct 10 to sell every piece Of
Inc prices will 10 reduced to effect that OBJ
N6rIcE.-TAe attention Of the l.diss l. r.e.e.t-
Sssss sS sss.
&c g. Also, 90 yards printed De!a.nes. -
We VIII take great pleasure ID shovinx payties
th Ws,s b. the stock 4 any sime.
Spring noods Liasns Rinhnns Mssin kS,ss;.sos 9.
20, 70 BE- sold for whatever they viii lete6 III:
greatest earxsiss Will b eaarcd. Bayess A. -.
epsSsf0Il5 invited to call. G. A. CIV AMIN
Opposite ExehaASs Haak.
J.sy kEGE.yEn and fps sais. - sxsslisas
sh,sse q khs,SlNE OH, Warranted 10 hufn
ss:s y y; s;iis;;;.s y S. s.r !. =
plaid D0NE6TlCS.-Jrss received ffly
= ps1os9 Plaid Domsseies. of 16ssAegS snsaulEe-
susss W 0ssventss q the eash e.qrs 81 ! -
fkMM ~ = ~;
SoAf~s' boss . j : lssi1lFs.
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LABoRERs FOR MKxICo.-It is reported that
3siN) men are in New Orleans ready to embark
or a. laborers on the Railroad, long ago pro-
iected, from Aranzas bay to Maza:lan. They
will also be u military organization, in order
to protect themselves. Juarez, it is said, IA
YorH this movement. -.
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SUICIDE BIZ SHooTING.-A man named Tritt
committed suicide near Columbus, GA, on
Sunday week. by shooting himself with rifle;
The ball entered beneath the chin, and passed
up through the mouth and nose, mutiiating
him il horrible manner. He lived in this de-
plorable condition for more than an hour, sui
1eriag agonies beyond description lie was IN a
1T Of d.{;riuu tysmsns at the time the act was
committed. He leaves behind several children.
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g A SCHOOL TEACHER DROPS DEAD-On We'd
nesday, Grin Carpenter, school teacher in
Baldwin township, near Pittsbnrg, fell dead
while furnishing one OF MS pupils ior miscon,
HE death 10 supposed 70 have been caused by
mental excitement. s1,s-
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RRNovAL.-It Is stated that Gov. Letcher
has removed Col T. b. Rice, Inspector at RAN
dolph Warehouse, Farmyille. Mr.. E. N.
Price, for some years bud Inspector. takes the
place of Col. r., aud Watson Cobbs, Of Buck
1sRham, has received the appoin tment OF and
sInnnoctO1,
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We have axarnined tae foregoing ststement. and
''''' : y :, 49, VIM. KINNEY, President,
b. POINTS,
WM w. DONAGHE,
WIN. A. BELL,
GEO. + PRICE,.
F. M. YOUNG.
NC. GUTHRIE.
I certify ID nj the redemption Agency Of this
Bank contin ues at the Banking House oil sam
''"''' " 49, "A WM. KINNEY, President.
AUGUSTA County. to wit: g..
Ter Of the Central Bank Of Virginia, made cath ne-
fore the subscriber. Notary Pubic. .nat t ne
within statement Is correct, 70 tne TT y y ~
knowledge aud belief ). "a 4, ~. :.
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coHroRArIoN OF FREDERICKSBURG, TO W

CENTRAL BANK OF vlRGINIA,i
January 10th, 1860 {
Hop. JOHN LIZ rcuER, Governor Of Virginia:
DSAR SIR:-WithiR pleasc find the usual quar-
tsrly return OF this institution.
Very respectfully. &c.
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$@s.Oo9 Is S277,540 IS

The undersigned, Directors of the Bank of Com
nerce, do hereby certify that they have carefully
examined the foregoing tcomrarative) statement
of the cond tion Of the said Bank, and fnd the
same to be correct.
Given under our hands. this Sd day of January,
1850. 6 70. b. SCOTT, President,
WILLIAM POLLOCK,
=tta ]. IT, HURKANP.
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90 Sad AoCID1HTs-On Monday last. an inter-
estlng son Of Mr. Samuel Frost, Of Norfolk.
ave years old, accidentally tumbled down a
stairway, and was taken mp insensible. He
hneered until Wednesday evening when
death terminated his su1ferings.
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g Tas HARPER's FERRY IAvKsTIGATIoN.-
The investigating committee of the United
0tatcs Senate have sent Marshal Fitch, Of
Northern Ohio, subpnenas for Joshua r.
0iddinGA Ralph Plumb aud John Brown, Jr.,
70 appear In Washington forthwith, before
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BANK OF HOWARDsvULE,i

BANK OF HOWARDSVILLE.l
HewARDsvlLLE, VA, Jan. 8, 1860. {
To His Exceilency, JOHN LsTCHEs, Governor of
Virginia.
Dear Sir:-I herewith enclose statement If this
Bank. the 3lst uit, AS compared with LIST OF jan
uary. 1859. Also, it's condition on the LIST OF NO
yember and December last.
Very respectfully,
DJ. HARTSOOK, Cashier.
Statement of the the Condition af The Bank Of
1IIOtrardsrtHe on the 3lst # Decehr5.T, 1859,
pared ,cih Isl Of January 1859.
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LITTLE Cock RoB1N.-Dr. J. b. Irving, Of
Charleston, s. c., lately delivered his celeorat'
ii i.cture. entitled Cock Robin in Mont
eomerv Ala. and the Mail of that city is
lavish in it's praises. 1t concludes by saying
mat 0the recollection Of Cock Robin will abide
in the minds Of our children-Cock ROBIN,
ouaint curious, witty, polished, pathetic, eie-
CANT, lcvs-wrecked
--''Cock Robin
Who sat upon rail.
And nodded with his head.
And waggled with his tall
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PIANO FoRTEs.

Kia % 81 q \ ID PLANO tokIrI
MANUfAcT0Rl, AND 6EhtrEsa-
III 81 DEPOT OF FoRt.6N AND AMsaa
CAN MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTR hsNta
DORR u RADE. Wareroorns 81. tscier =
Broad street. would respectfully invite yaia's
tention t0 their large assortment ut Fia We -,
would offer such guarantees as Will ssiisp -
most fasttfiions purchase -,
Our PIANOS are warranted for Ave yesrs, ~ ~
in tune twelve months. and exchanged siih.a 'ie
FIRST six months, If they iai! 10 giss eauIe sa''''
ton TO the purchaser. s... -,
Particular attention is paid TO orders ron \,
county, and persons may saie'y reit us"S
faithful execution OF their orders.
Old Pianos taken Ia exchange Tor Eew oaes'
''A"o' "'''" - ~" DoRR & RApE,
de H-dSewly Richmond, Va
rs> LIE ~ TE 4 Mr. vi "a,
K@A PfANoS.--We call the stten'oa =. \.
wv Ri ' citizens of RaetMocd aud WIS az,
our PIANO FORTES. We have Placed ihesSss,
struments with Mr. CARCSi, that theH 9ilaaf,s.
in all resrects. may be tested by tue siee u =
famed ChlckeIiDss.
We warrant all our PIANOS. ard ean So -,
high and as numerous. testinonisis IS Sd, s,V
in the country, all OF which can te seq - 80
CaxUsIs, on Broad street. ~ door .ugi, ;btu,,e
LfGHTE BRApotHi'
~sa> tnlCkERlNG PIANOS TO
"NV 81 deor from W
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CONDITION o. rnE VIRGINIA BANKS.

y MONf1CELLO BANk,(
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Jan. n 1850 {
To JoHN LRrcnKR, Esa., Governor Of Virginia,
I. pisS Sas--1 sneloss herewith 4 comparative
stneoent Of the condition Of this bank u lat inst
Very rsspectfuily your obj ssrv.t,
D. G. FLANAGAN, Cashier.
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DENTISTRY.
= ARTIFICIAL rEErH.-.TA. CT:

~~>, ARTIFICIAL TEETH...fh.G Cleo
h plastic and Vuieani,e procsss.-G y.
~-iILo JONES, DESrIsT, hsviLT the right lDf ne
above mode of making Teeth. and being saisas4
Of it's absolute superiority over nil other ms,hees
can with eonfidepce common nd 1t To those dssrS
full or partial Eafs of teeth, and especially ses
AZ may he DISSATISFIED with those the, are ~
USING. The perfect adaptation of the plate tSis
mouth, and tbs suction thereby secured, eHsae'
HIM tn insert one or more teeth trttHoHt eass-
This method having been adopted b, those s'ssa
ing highest IN the profession, North and Sosii
testimonials will be given and specisnens exhs's
tn those wishing 20 see them. Sets OF lesia, %
gold or any other plate will of course fe made "
tracing, ard all other operations sentls aaG Tho
roughly peglnr,ned. Office ON Maia street, opPcsh
Corfuthiau Hall MOI fiji
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TBHnxesBx DEMocRAcY.-The Tennessee
OoeaOevAttc Convention IT Nashville, on Wed
eSnn6y nOainased Senator Johnson, Of that
Stote .Sor President, sulject TO the decision Of
~ Mafionai CNayentlon.
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s Rrizes amoan q os. a. onartsrs s9s 70
WOOD, EDDY j. CO.'S
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS.
ON THE THREE NEMBEE PLAN,
pIT pRILE

Whole Tickess SO; Halves SIS; Quarters 50 50
GRAND EEx 2T2Rj HiRi 4 cG DRSaw1ses.
ON TIL" cA spFFh s FkfZE rLAS'
20 l 90 oU0 %8
Takes place on the Last Saturday in each month
Whole Tickets $50. Halves SO, Quarters IS
E,ghths $3.50.
In ordering Tickets Certificates, enclose the
money 20 our address for what you wish 70 pur-
chase; name the Lottery IN which YOU wish It IN
Quarters or III. hths. receipt of which we Sc nd
What is ordered, by first mail, together with the
immediately after the drawing. q Printed draw
ing. Certified to by the Commissioners, will he
sent with an Explanation.
"a Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain. and give the name of their Post Office, COun
ty and State.
EA, All Prizes Of 81 900 and under, paid lmme,
diately after the drawlng-other Prizes at the usual
Orders for Tickets to be DIRECTED either to
WOOD. EDDY * CO, Augusta. Co.,
Or o. W W09R' E ERbY c. &C. Asn I Con lon Del
"a A list Of the NUMBERS that are drawn from
the Wheel. with the amount OF the Prize that each
drawing in the following Papers :-Aqsu sta Geo
Constltntionast, Mobile Register, Nashville Ga
zette, Richmond Dispatch, Paulding tNliss.) Cha
rlOn.
TALL, 1859.
Z 4. K. PARKER &c co.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF STAPLE ANT
FANCY DRY GOODS.-We take pleasure in an
nouncng to our friends and the public generalls
that we have now in store large and well select
ed stock of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS. to which We very respectfully invite their
attention:
Plain. Black aud Figured SILKS
Rich Black GROS DE E'COSSE
IS GROS DE EPSON. for mourning
% g two Founced SILK ROBES
Extra Rich Co!ored SILK ROBES
- - Paris Prr ted NOUS s f l. N L
Rich faris Cbint7 Printed MOUSS ELINES
POPLINS, A ENT las, POLL DE
CHEVRES
PLAN and Printed French MERINOES
Black French MERINOES
Black MOCSSELi MES
Black BOMBAZl \ Els; Black ALPACAS
CLOTHS, CASSiMERES and VESTINGS
81 and Ga Heavy PULLED CLOTHS
Sleeps Grey sATINETTS, LINSEYS 60.
Bed BLANKETS
White and Cold Servants BLANKETS,
Together with every article usually kept in a
frst-class Dry Goods House, Ali OF which we will
sell cham. &
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TIE undersigned Directors of the Monticello
Bank, hereby certify that the annexed statement
Of the condition of the said Bank has been carefully
examined by them and that they believe the same
correct. N. II. MASSIE. President,
X. L. W. DUKE,
JOHN WOOD. JR.,
+. d. EVERETT.
VIM. p. FAKRISS.
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
COUNTY OF ALBEMARLE, TO WIT
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Jan. r. 1850.
This day. b. C.. Flanagan. Cashier Of the Mon-
ticello Bank, personally appeared before me, n No
tary Public in and for SAID county, and made oath
that the above statement IS true to the best oil his
knowledge and belief.
VIM. 3. MALLORY, N. p.
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eeSoy o. EeyDt bas secently concluded . con.
t5nci fpr large suprly Of Sharpe Improved
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/. George b. Scott, President Of the Bank Of
Commerce. AT Fredericksburg, do CERTIFY that the
Banking House of Messrs. n. H. Maury & Co., in
the city of Richmond.
Given under my hand, this Sd day Of January
1850. GEO. B. SCOTT, President.
{ I, Thomas f. Knox, Justice OF the Peace for
tho Corporation aforesaid, do herehs certify that
John A. Hernd0n. Cashier OF the Bank Of Com
merce, at Fredericksburg. this day personally az
pearso before me and made oath that the torego-
ing statement Of the condition of the said Bank.
the r.t OF January, 1885, and the lst day of jan
uary 1880 il correct, to the best OF ms Knowledge
and he lief
Given under my hand, this 81 dav Of January,
1850. THOMAS +. KNOX, J. +.
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GES TRUNKS, TRUNKS. Now m s,e.,
Ssh1N the largest and most beautiful assoTtnsai
of Travelling and Packing Trunks egs'
- WA EAIAu
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Elicit Il WEIsIGER,

OPP OSITE .EXCHANG E BAYx
Have lust received AL or THE LAfES9
Sly LIS OF GENTS FINE DRESS HATS cd
ZOUAVE, VICTOR EMANUEL. and a sprndd
assortment of YOUNG GENTS FINE CLVfF
CAPS. Also. BOYS DRESS HATS and CAPS
in great VA etv.
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OILs. PANTS. WINpOW GLASS. IND

l. Co. No. liz MAN STREET, Richmond, Va
We have Just completed our Fall Stock of the
above mentioned articles, to suit purchasers 2,cO0
enamelied, and coIored Glass; 1000 pure I.nseed
Oil; 600 gallons Boiled Linseed Oil; 1000 gallons
its Of Turpentine; 600 gallons Machine Oil; 1900
lbs White Lead. American and Enslish; 900 lbs.
ers' Glue, various grades; rs bbls. Venetian Rcd,
Engsh 20 bbls. kaisomine; 20 bbls. Paris White;
80 i,Ss Mineral Paint, chocolate and slate color.
In addition to this. cali the attention OF whole
sale purchasers ana others to our large assortment
in oil of the most favorite brands; Sand Paper;
Artlsts' Materials. of ,every description NIathe-
Ergish and French Drawings; Pencils, Eng
lish and German; Looking Glass Plates; Picture
''"'''O'' WM. SATTLER & co.
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BANK OF COMMERCE.
FREDERICKSBURG, Jan. 3, 1860.
To His Excellency John LETCHEh,
Governor of Virginia:
Dear Sir: | enclose herewith the quarterly tcom-
parativej statement OF the condition of the Bank
OF Commerce, required by law.
Yours, very respectfully.
J. NJ. HEKNDON, Cashier.
Comparative Statement of the Condition Of the
Bank of CoAanlerce, at FredertckSbnrg, on the LIST
day Of January, 1859, and the LIST day Of jan
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EUSIN EsS NOTICES.


CLATE roof Nc.
JOHN 6. MCMILLAN,
Who has had twenty Ave years expsr,enee "a the
business ls pre- pared to put on SLATE ROOFS q.
eyers description, and with the best matefiais az
on application and orders left AZ his office, on Main
street, near 9th, or at the Office 81 ALBERT T..
WESI., Architect, Goddns Hall, VIII De promptly
attended to. oc ie--om
ID FAD Il JETEE.
II COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
RICHMOND. VA,
Give attention to the sale of TOBACCO. WHEAT,
CORN, &c. and respectfully solicit consIg ninents
WILLIAM JETER, late Of CiarksvIiie,
NC. READ, late of Barksdale & Read
IN IL ,I,o, I'm
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MEDICAL CAKD.-Dr. PLUME Offers his ser
k vices 70 the public in the treatme all secret
dissasss Twenty years practice in the atove
branch siyes Or. r. claim To pnbiic faver.--Ofhoe
on Franklin street. near the Exchange Hotel and
third house below Trinity Church, saIae side, AL
ways on kand - supply OF the CHEMICAL EX-
TRACT OF FLO" EAs;" one of the very best
cines sent to order. ALI commT nicatons by letter
orotheywise promptly attends to. Richmond. Va
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NOTsCE-TO FARMERS AND MER-
~ CHANTS WHO UsE AND De- l. IN
GROUND PLASEER.-We wonid call your spe
cIal attention to our stock. now in hand, of the
best WINDSOR SOFT BLUE PLASTER, pur-
chased with special reference TO the interest of the
farmer and the trade generally
From oar long experience IN the business and glv-
Ing it our pc rsonal attention. seeing that every bar
rel is we'll coopered and in good shipping order. and
the Plaster thorough ly pulverl zed--we hazard no
thing IN saying that it will be 10 interest TO
give US u call. Farmers sending bags will re fur
count to the trade. References Edmond, Daven-
port L Co, Jas. T. Butler. and other merchants.
J. & H. F. SHARP, Steam Plaster MIL,
no as--6m. South side of the Dock, Richmond.
GREAT BARGAINS IN RICH DRESS
" GOODS. for cash, until lsr March;-We offer
this day our large and desirable stock of rich Dress
silks and SIR Robes; French Deianes and r. y,
Inns; Printed and PLAIN Merinos; Valsntias and
low priced Deanes. Also. Lace, Muslin and Cam
hric Sets; Shawls and Cloaks II and below cost.
for cash. TO reduce stock by LIST March a rare OPP
portunity is hers offered the ladies of suppl ing
themselves with articles OF the latest styles at half
the original price. Call and see.
PERKINS A. co. No. l4l Eagle SCJiHra.
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a FALL. 1.a9.-V ATS, GAPS Ayp
AFuRS. ROBERT l.. DICKINSON syecess'.
70 Biniord. Dickinson & Weisigsr y Man Il;
begs leave to call the attention of his friends All
customers to his large and extensive stock #
HATS. CAPS and FANCY FURS. which bsys
been selected from the largest manufacturers. o,
the most favorable tern !. especially fJr the IN.
gsHta. North Carolina and Tennessee Trcdf con-
grising all the LAT@T and MOST FASHION,
BILE STYLES, too numerous to mention vhi-
will be sold at Wholesale and retail, on the NOS
favorable terms.
Merchants are respectfully solicited to ex,ms,
my stock. knowing that In price, quality or s,yes
cannot bl surunaSad. ''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-23

a MEMS RUBBER BODTS.-For p,sa-
X'ng there cannot be any Boot made sGal,
.<6sthem. man may stand al day in the dca
and tie drv with them, and last twice IS lrnS "
Leather Boots. WM. WALSH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-23

TRUNKS. TRUNKS. BONNET CASES
L We have now on hard \ large assortment oi
TRUNKS, OF every description, both suitable ts
ladies' or gentlemen. Also VABiSES. CARPtf +
BAGS. &c. to- which We most respectfully cal Re
attention Of all IN want, rs thew will te sod 6S
ALEX. HILL < co, IL? Nam ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-23
HATS. cars, Boore. :,
ROOTS AND sHOEx NAN.

TO ORDEN-We are now ~,
- have been for some time pas,i ma
sured work 70 order, and having snlar"sasiak me..
az. =, .srys ,, we have
~ with everything Ie!tain,ng g., the Boo, genera
making business We also MAKE 70 o.aht She.
Boots; plain stitched ant channel asais s,ss
sinxie, double and ogrk sole Boots We ~ Soos
to order Boots and Shoes FOR deforD,sd .so nae
We will undeI take to make WORK Of "a 60
and style worn both in this country ana T. VARIETY
MARCUS HARRIS \ pR sa2ps
:. Next to the American g.,