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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-25
Wood County and Western Reserve Free
TURNPIKE WOad.

Eight cents per ere on all lands within one
half mile Of said ROaG, except ali lands ON line
of said Road within one-half mile OF the Maui
mee and Western Reserve Road.
~ OtsegO and blanchard FREQ Turnpike.
Eight Mills on the Dollar of the valuation on
all Real Estate in the first tier OF sections, and
four Mills on The Dollar on all Real Estate IN
the second tier Of sections on each side OF said
Road, except in Washington township, where
four Mills only are levied on the first tier o
sections
Hull Prairie Free Turnpike Road.
Six cents per acre on all lands within one
mile of said Road, south of River rract 81 and 62
Liberty Township and Miitonvilie Free
Turnpike Road.
Ten Mills on the Dollar of valuation OF all
taxable Real Estate within one mile on each
side of said Road. and five Mills Oh the Dollar
upon all taxable Real Estate within the second
tier of sections on the West side of said rood
except that no lau Is North of town SIX, range
ten. are SO taxed but the south half OF section
81, aud southeast quarter OF section 20, town
LUIS. R., upon which are levied five Minis on
the Dollar. '-t+ '''7-
issE webster and Troy Free Turnpike.
Six cents per acre on all lands within one
half mile OF said road, and three cents per acre
within the next adjoining hall mile. .. .
Portage Free Turnpike.
A special tax is levied Oh al lands within
one mile north of said road, in the township OF
' Portage; on all lands within two miles north OF
said road in the townships OF Liber.y and Mil
ton, aud on all lands south of Faid road in said
three townships, except on the north halfsouth-
east quarter and the north half north east
quarter Of section nine the north hall
a south west quarter Of section 10, and the north
quarter of section Is, all in the town north
OF range 10 east, to wit On all lands lying
within one one-haf mile of said road, 4 cents
per acre, cents per acre on all lands lying
within the second half mile, cents per acre Oh
all lands within the third halt mile OF said road
and one cent per acre on all other lands taxa
BILE on said road. -- ---,--
mutOnvillc Road south 10 County Hne'
~. Three cents per acre on all lands within one
mile of said road, and cents per acre on all
ands on the half mile next adjoining.
Wilton and Montgomery Free Turnpike.
m On all lands within oue-forth of mile OF
said road, 10 cents per acre; on all lands with
in the sesoad quarter Of mile, 6 csnts per acre.
on all lands within J of mile, 3 cts per acre.
and on all lands within the fourth quarter of a
% mile OF said Road, 2 cents per acre, Except the
north half southeast / and the north of the
moth east of section y; the north half south
west quarter OF section 2, aud the north quar-
p ter Of section l5 all in town 4 north Of range
10 east,) and also on ali town lots within iht
territory Aforesaid, 10 mills on the dollar vau'
ation.
East Oregon Free Turnpike.
Five csuts. per acre on all lands within one
AT Of mile on each saiaoi said road except
ing the Maumee aud West,rn Reserve Roa,
tracts within said limits. b 4-.7'tf'
,sea7fh Enslsiaa1
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-25
NOTICETO OTAXPAYERS OF wOoD COIN
hk,uIsEO.

In pnrsuonce otLlw, |, H. GRAHAM. Treas.
urer OF Wood County, Ohio. do hereby notify
tho Taxpayers thereof, that the amount OF
Taxes ossossed on the Tax Duplicate for the
year 1850, tor the different purposes named is
correctly stated in the above Abstract also.
the rate OF taxation showing tho number of
Mills on every Dollar OF valuation in each Of
the twrs aud incorporated Villages of said
County, ls correctly given in the above table
You arr also notified that every person charged
with any Tax on the Tax Duplicate OF 1860, now
in my hands, may ut his option, instead OF pay
ina tho whole amount with which he stands
charged, on or before the Goth D. cember, as
heretofore required, may pay onc-halr OF same,
plus oil road taxes aud dclnducnc on or be-
fore the Goth December next, and the balance
on or before the Goth June, 1861. For the pur-
pose OF receiving Taxes, will attend in person
or by deputy at my Office in this place, FROM
now until the 25th day Of January, to receive
the Taxes on tho first half aud from tho 18th
April TO the 20lh July, 1861, to receive the tax
es ON the last hOlf. The law allows the Treas
urer penalty OF five per cent on each delin-
qucnt hli, rcspectivel', after the Goth Decomber
ana 2Oth June; as n compensation for extra SER
vice in collecting, which amount, il added will
BE- in addition to to the above rates.
L GRAH AM Treasurer.
rren,ure,'s Office, Wood Co., Ohio, }
Pcrrysburg October 2oth 1860.
Attest ADnIsoN SMITH, County Auditor.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-25

adjoining the limits () In sub-disct No9 there
ubst there special oil 10
above. " One-thd of this evy for cometoy purposes
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-25
Abstract the Tax Duplicate of Wood County, o. for the Year 1860

sT-T-TTT IT : II = STATE TAX FOR 1860.
Names of rown, Total otaCe Debu Common Total
Twps Valuation revenue schoei . tat
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-25
q, rIh mile on the south sido Of same.

forth mile on the south side of same.
No. o. On County Road, commencing at the
northwest coruer of southeast quarter of sec.
=, town D, range l2, thence east one mile to
northeast corner OF southwest quarter Of sec.
D, same town and range, thence south TO Por.
lage river, special tax of six Mills on the
Dol ar valuation OF all taxible property within
hgli milo on the south side, and within one
fourth OF mile IN the north side thereof
No. 7-On that part Of the Webster aud TROY
Free Turnpike Road lying in Webster township.
six Mills on the Dollar valuation of all taxable
property belonging TO said Road.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-25
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.

No. l.--on part OF the Kellogg road, com.
mencng 80 rods east OF the southwest corner
of section /, town 3, range east, thence west
on section line l and miles to the west limo OF
Washington township. six mills on the dollar
valuation of all taxable property within half u
mile Oh the north and one fourth mile on the
south of said road.
No. 2--on county road on the north line Of
section l, town 5, range 8, six mills on the
dollar valuation OF all taxable property within
1 of mile on each side thereof
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Croap.: children are often seized
quickly relieved, proves fatal. 1t generally at
tacks children IN the nj sht. after having been much
exposed to damp, cold winds through the day
any thing that .ohstructs preparation, may coca
sion Group, Mothers your children are liable to
be taken with this dread complaint at time when
you least expect 1t but it is not Always a doctor
can he called or. n remedy found. and for this
son we would advise you now, and without 4 mo-
ments delay. to buy . bottle Of DR.. EATON'S IN
FANTILE COR DIAL. 1t will cure every case
Of Group. if taken in time also ali complaints at
tending Tsethng. Convulsions, Coughs, Colds,
etc. It is sold by eli rsspectable druggists :
propriet0rs. and also sole aserts for .'Dr. BRON-
SONS BLOOD FOOD" which, for COnsumptive
and Chronic diseases, il . sure remedy. Do not be
DuPoNr. New York. if you cannot get them in
your own town. .--
Va, and by Druggists generally. NH 26-lm
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Afff2tGEfislks 81 sSTTSsck or xEw scoops NOW
At wHoLESAIE AND RErAL.
ESWF Fsshs f ;ssss lsi
g g g yscmSs. pay'ns customers on the usual "''
in - following GOODS. 70 Which " rssIsssially
al the attentloa Of the Purchasas eoIman y ~.
pscessary TO insure Gales TO the most economicsi
'sss" Rrss GOODS DEPARTMENT..
SILKS Of aswsst designs ID any saant'ty' from
f r;s' e.. e 3 .ss * i fsd a .s. city
Bersxes; Grsn.dines; Tissues; Organdies ;
Printed Foulards; Berege Anglaise French Jaco-
vsr on
t LIN NC. GOODS .! 3 cont, Nc, ward.
SS pieces pure i1isS Linen 81 - cent: psr yard
kins and fowsi. ladies' and gents; Linsn Cam
ha0la'aek and viii WTf Ed d StS6sl' Diapers
cs..s: ~ sss piece Or s.
NV . DOMESTIC FABRICS.
Bleached and Brown Shirtings and Sheetings, OF
dale. wsqrsuttas, Gala Mills ana others, ~ the
LADIES' WRAPPINGS FOR SPRING AND
49,. SUMMER.
900 rench Lace Points; $50 Lace Mantles, Of va
rloas styles; Burnous, Mandarines, Piccolominis
sss 81 III ji} S. s':s stock
In this department We can show the largest and
cheapest Goods of The kind the city, without any
exception, comprising everything coming under
this head, too numerous to mention. We, how
ever, call the particular attention Of ladies to the
assortment Of neat Camtrlc Bands. which are &c
~0s'"'o' rcSrrpv MN. Dr,rrNr
Ladies', mlsyes', gents and boys Hose and Hal
Hose, of all kinds and all prices; very low by the
PARAsOLS AND LADIES' SUN UMBRELLAS
In great VARIETY and cheap.
BONNET RIBBONS,
At our usual unrivaled low prices.
Merchants from towns or the country who arr
making their selections in this market, would
suit their interest by giving our stock an examna
| ton. as on many Goods they can save rs per cent
| i purchasing from
| NH l2-lm
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n. Csughs., Cslds. Hsarseness, kc.-The
has the effect of bringing out host Of professedly
new specifics; and while some few may be go.d
many are useless and some even DANGEROUS. To
b to consult your family physician, or otherwise
use only such remedies a. long public exserience
9 TYLER'B COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
ARABIC. Originally the fsvorite prescription. Of
"a emiM ,nt Dhysician, it soon became . popular
family medicine, and without advertising, has
continued to enjoy ., growing reputation for the
) charm; and in chronic eases, BSonchltis. Hoop
ing Coush. Group, Asthma. kc.. il IL used with
unparalleled success - most families vii! testify.
Bodeksl, he at = cents per bottle, and 10 "a ele
sssf And }.sssant hoxepsS form ~ snd = cents
U.s. 0alumOro, Nd. feA-Sms
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Ne E3cs.e tey Bal nreeA.-SEMPLE'S
ane hesf article Tor mskiag Loaf Broad. Biscuits,
esssI f6c r .SKckH asst c.kss. Pastsy, 49, JOHN
3eos. Market Placs. FrAnkIip 81 FOs SALE b. All
p!e's iastly celebrated Bakinr fow6srs. ~ ~
lIss5Srs e sseeHEsYsi.as thsp = ell lam.iias a
M .ysss ! .ssens naxe exer trted Tor malipx
eaA cs2ed vhsn ssnsie!ss Povdsn 90 nd. -
Pessss6srs. JSiy 50. a., Ss,ScAAss LxwsLLss.'s
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n Rurnett's Superior Extracts, for flavor
ing CUSTARDS, PIES, BLANC NANCE, ICE
CREAMS, JELLIES, SAUCES, &C., &C.. tpre-
cOnCentratod.)
The attention of Confectoners. Hotel Keepers
named Extracts; They have all the freshness and
flavor OF the DELICATE fruits from which they are
Sold at Wholesale by JAS r. DUVAL. Fisher
4 WESTON and w. l.. WARING, and at retail
by traders generally. fe 26--3ms
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IA Elegant Spring Goods.
PERKINS l. CO.,

n Elegant Spring Goods.
PERKINS Il CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CASH DEALERS.
No. l4l. Eagle Square.
Are now receiving, and few days will
have IN store. large and complete stock oil the
newest and hest STYLES of FOREIGN and Do
MESTIC DRY GOODS, TO which they invite the
attic ntOn OF cash and shOrt-tlme buyers. Their
Goods are marked at very low prices, to attract
NOW OPEN,
Beautiful BERtGES and ORGANIZES.
BEREGE and ORGANIZE ROBES.
GRkR Nhtl and BEREGE AN6LAlS
BEREGE.ANGLAIs. RosALBUs and VA
LENTIAS
Grey POPLINS.
And great VARIETY Of Goods for Street and
Travelling Dresses. The above goods were pur
chased at the large auction sales in New York the
FRENCH JACONETs and BRfI.LIANTS
FOULARD SILKS-yery cheap.
EN- BROI DERlES and LACES.
Rich FRENCH LACE MANTLES.
BLACK SILK and MOURNING MAN
BUSTERS and SUITS of DRESS and MAN
TIE. made up to macth:
ThompsOn's HOOP SkIRTS-the best made
Large stock PLANTATION GOODS.
''''''' LINEN SHEETINGs,
TABLE DAMASKS, NAPKINS,
TOWELINGS, GINGHAMS.
GLOVES and HOSIERY. Of every description
PERKINS Il CO, Cash Store,
NH 2O-lm No. l4l Eagle Square.
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10000 oRDEREDo F 8 4 = crIcur,
HELPER'S s.
DIsSECTED."


SIN. woLFE. ESQ,
THE MOST P0WERsFtGH1L WRITTEN
ENDORSED BY $40 MEMBERS
UNITED STATES SkNAfE AND HOUSE or
REPRESENTATIVES,.
40 8vO: pages; Cloth 81, Half Cali Sis; Paper
TO quality Of paper. sent BY mail free OF postage,
e. lO,0N AGENTS WANTED. VA
Address, J. I. LLOYD, Publieher,
Phiiadephia, IA.
Those ordering, will please bear In mind that We
cannot send these books before the LIST April n we
are under contract to supply the state OF COnnect
cit with 4O,UO0 copies immediately.
- Every Southern paper will copy to amount Of
$40. and send ball TO publisher. tmh 3O-d& cwlm
(IGEAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS,
" AT M MtrTELDORFER'S,N NO. 1a6 BROAD
STkEET.-Now open. . well selected stock vi
fresh Sprina and Summer supply Of Fancy Dry
Goods. an receiving daily fresh goods, and am
a0e 10 ote! u my friends and the pubic in gene
IA. as rood and cheap BARGAINS in goods rs can be
bousht IA this city. All my friends and customers.
whG nave pstionized me during my ssillns. Od,
have an hand q very fac and fnshionaLle assort-
msne % Plan FIGURED and Fancy Dress Goods;
cni ungss eheetinks and HOsiery Of all KINDS; \
very hno stock Of Embroidery; Men and Bo,s'
~ ear; ana Also very large assortment Of fine
Table Cloths. Napkins and Toweis; 6ns a arseilies
Xaiss: ara Wen selected stock Of Linen Cambria
sss. e.: :e % is sst e:, a. $s.s =.
n. MITTEI DOk M S 81. ~ !. p
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xssxsx e. GATHRlGmT. FURNITURE

Apxrs9 Z. GATHKIGHT. FURNITURE
41HWARFnOUSE, ON GOVERNOR ST.
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN,
s-1HArhas on hand at this time the LARGEST and
$500 hest stock Of r u RNITURE he has ever
offered to his friends and the pnbc-a large portion
of which being CITY MADE-which he pledges to
sell for less profit than here tofore. Painted, In
lta.ion and Solid OAK, Walnut. Mahogany and
Rosewood Oh AMER SUITS, from S25 TO 400;
all styles Marble Top TABLES: also, WARD
ROBES. from Si0up; TETE A-TET Els, DlVANS,
SOFAS. from Sls up to SIS; Jenny Lind BED
STEADS, from 50 to SIS; beautiful Breca.elie,
Plush, Lasting and Hair Cloth PARLOR SUITS
also. COUCHES and BED LOUNGES, at twenty
where: in fact. his stock embraces every article
usually kept in his line: Call and examine kan
fore purchasing elsewhere. Also, n large assert
HE ut of Recum6ent, Invalid. Arm. Easy aud Re.
volving CHAIRS; MATTRESSES. Hair and
Sauck, and BEDDING. NH 2l-d3m
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rS GREAT CHANIE To BUY HATS,
ACAfS AND LADIES' FURS CHEAP, VERY
CHEAP-SlO,UU WORTH OF HATS AND
GAPS AT COST.-Having determined to close out
my stock of Hats and Caps, shall sell from this
at cost for cash. Nov is the chance for those 10
want OF Hats and Caps to buy Iowa IS one at 81.
for $3.50, 81 for S. So 50 for $3.50. and IS Tor
~: too numerous TO mention; Caps from 70 cents
to " am determined 70 sell OFT all Of my stock.
cal ling ut ~ Broad street. have ali Of the late
lies OF soft Hats and Dress Hats of my own man.
toe. VIM IT. MOORE.
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NHOCkOE MILL RICHMOND GROUND
~ PLASTER.-The subscriber has earnestly Ia
Ground Plaster, by the establishment OF Hosas
MAJ. and supplying an article superior to any re-
ceived from the North, and claims 4 perfect sue
CESS He hegs leave to retura his grateful tianS.
p his patrons. and asks to inform all lnter ested
that 10 has completed hia improvements that win
His stock, OF. Lump IS heavy, Chased upon the
enormously increased use Of superior article, }
euarries, with special reference to its richness in
Sx1than Of Lime. The reputation OF has brand
shall BE- sustained at every effort and cost and ne
asks only an experimental trial Of those who have
NOT made application Ol this reiwabie JsssiItx sr
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, No. II Pearl Ct.
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:. GENTLENl. Ms CLOTf11N U AN
" FIR NIXAINCs HNl,SE We would inf -,

FURNISHING HOCSE.-We would info. N
~ the citizens and public generally, that We
M have now IN store large, varied and CON-
-ep!ete assortment of Gentle mems SPRING
and SUMMER CLOTHING and FURNISHING
ties Of the season, which, in point OF sty 10, tass,
and durability, cannot be surpassed. all Of which
are manufactured by ourselves. ex pressy To suit
the tastes and wants Of this market and which en-
ables Us to sell at much more reduced price than
ans 9tnsr R hSSss r ,Sf ffy AsS fSs nigs
GOODS alwass on hand. We would remind the
young men and followers Of fashions, that we are
style goods, from which we can make To order, At
short notice, any thing 70 complete gentleman .
wardrobe. lO3, N. WALKER & Gu, 1913,
APPLY Cor. N ain and l4th. or Pearl sts.
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SPRING SUPPL, n. van Z
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUvEs n,

Thankful e. 80 Taylor.
slowed. would again call The ~ n,,'eraly b.
customers and the public a,assnton d \,
s SS. Which Of !. nc Bot o SHOES rsI2
adjustment in the city, selected ~ any Other
rssa' trade Of Virginia. and emac,nrse sr: r
eaters. ss ,ol w,sh S.ss part viz L,.
Slippers. Kid and Morocco; Ladies; hLst's, Hs
boots, thin and thick soles: .d nee Ne'cs.
, n%S,es sSa hssled and without heels .sa
heel Slippers: all kinds of Ch,lS,ss,p pam Missy
nacrccco ard Leather Boctees; Gem sers,x
Bosx Boots. Congress Caters. Cr, a.,ehsns "a
S SsGs Shoes Of every STYLE anJ lie, ne. b
call rs requested from MI IN S s1,'en stss
GOOD articles at 2l9 Broad st. Rchn,"rd o p. 'sa,
Mr. w. P, W. Tiyim
Gsntlemeac TT% pnn assortment Of s s'r 4,
NH 29-6t y" rsha.
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s. 81 S:: :.. s$s
CURTIS IECK: CAPT G!yvS.e ri!i 2; a. .ss a. !,
"a 5!ss:s
", and yeturn each ate rnatc day. SUNDAY except
ed at the sane hour Is ocioek until fsfsssi No.
The GLEN COVE will bs taken OF the line a
short time to undergo some repairs. ap SITS
I'm Il. sa. I ...sa. 2 = tkHhA
tse,.In J. 4. KsIIEr i. nov !sssy
f ,ses Awe, s,s .rd c lssvs . THURS
For ffeixht q passage, having superior accom-
modat'ons' Apply g r,,rrf.r a,.,, Ro.t..t..
Boston freight laien through BY steamer 81 low
rates and with dispatch. ap3-3t
AZ. FOR VIEW ORLEANS.--Ths 50 perior
A&xE fast sailing brig .'ISADORA,' II. BAkER,
CARGO now on board, viii have al possible dispatch
For remainder passage. havi ing superior accom-
sS sss apply to o 5or 2sd CO.
>AtssSs FOR THE DISTRlCT OF CUtUM-
o her and Gons
S,s n:si d''1sb tSI CO. g.
ESk SEW AKP NV ToEK xE sEk
GONG vii have "s quick For
0s sn s. Of freight 'pBBXZ 1 Il VIM. cuRRrE
4efk sS SE% H hS2 A5 E9sk A...x =
AND
X IN SATEgFfE2RAp Il a saks
meet with the cars at PETERSBURG, for Norfolk and
ASSf aSs take sad hs
TOWN, for NEW YORK, arriving at New York
early the sss, DAY nJ 9 t% for the diff
Passage to New York from Richmond. includlns
meals and state room, on board the Steamers. the
same as though passage was taken on board the
LUDLAM & WATSON.
Opposite Steamers Wharves.
N. B.-The Pursers of the ships. or one of our
tsrs ; ticket ONCE every Monday. Wednesday
and Saturday mornings, at O'Clock to supply
st w %9 ocs may not
NH ST. IS
| en>A SPECIAL NOTICE TO SHIP
Fire 1eeevsd ST Nv
JAMESTOWN and koAN ti!s every HN day in the
~ sS s s1fsg' WEDNESDAY, T1bi.AM l. WATSON.
Is Rfc Hk S AND SpNf NEW YORK ENE 81
S6s~PACK Ers.--The superior fast sailing sshr.
Sf her cargo enssssd and gong On board, viii have
a1She Dispatch For '1%sf St i1sshs fpRR
AS~ FOR BOsTVN.-FIRsTY VESSEL
Lf$ The regular packet schooner USAN. Capt.
s@sSErH g. Roc ERs. having a portion of her
cargo engaged and gong on board, will have quick
dispatch For balance Of freight. apply to
NH 23--tS DAVID & VIM. CURRY.
1>fHak NOTICE.-TOBACCO MANUFAC
| A1EtA TURERS. and others. sending US Goods
SHIPMENT. will please address us BY mail giving
specific directions as to where and how they wish
said Goods SENT otherwise they will be stored at
their expense and risk.
No charge made for fOrwardins such Goods.
LUDLAM HEINEKEN,
fe 20-3m li6 Broadway, New York.
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HATS AND CAPS.

aAI0 AMI CAFo.
n TO THE SOUTHERN TRADE. n
HATS, GAPS, AND STRAW GOODS -
FOR SPRING, 1860.
RO. IL. DICKIN SON,
70 Main street, Richmond. Va, Manufacturer and
Dealer IN all kinds of Hats, Caps and Straw Goods,
has in store, and offers to the Southern trade on
the most fnrOraJ!s TERMS.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
A large and complete SPRING STOCK Of
STRAW GOODS,
Of the latest and most fashionable sly les.
Merchants visiting this market will knd it to their
interest 10 call and examine for themselves before
purchasing. To those who buy for cash, a tttsra!
A's MILITARY HATS AND CAPS,
OF every description. furnished at the shortest
tice and on the most favorable terms.
His DkkSS SILK HATS cannot be excelled for
style, neatness. or hnsh A call is most respect
fully solicited. RIO. l.. DICKINSON.
Successor to Blnford, Dickinson 4 Weisiyer.
NH Sim
n SPRING STYLE OF
NOW READY AT
ELLETT X WEISIGER'S,
Nc. ls7 Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank,
THE TRAbE BLOCK,
METROPOLITAN,
AND YoUN; CENTS
ALSO-A handsome assortment Of French SOFT
HATS. Elicit Il WEISIGER,
te Its No, lE7 NJ ain IT.
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.O ICE PITCHERS. TEA IRAYAh

~O ICE PiTCHERS. TIA JKAISh
AT Low PRICES.
We have just received, direct from y
~ manufacturers, n esutlfpi assofin ne
DoHb!s Plated aud BRITANNIA ICE PiTCHls
Double Plated SPOONS. FORKS, Dinner AMI ~ y.
seIt KNIVES; English TEA IRA Sand Wal
EMS. &c. which we Offer at very low priee' "
Pla'ed foods are male expressly for ~, dsas 70
r0Mts6. WILLIAMS j ELIiUIi,
81 Main ST., nearly opposite 81. Charles ho's1
1-l~
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


niRECT EXPECTATIONS:
- IRON AND STEEL WAREHOUSE,
mo. III SYCAMORE STREET,
GILLIAN L DUNLOP invite the "a attention of
wholesale dealers, manufacturers and railways to
their well assorted stock of IRON and STEEL.
Swedes. Hammered. Refined, English,
IRON. }Ovsls and Carriage, Horse Shoe. Hoop
STEEL. Cast, German. Machine. Spring. En-
Nail Robs s sPi Hxfdi iR 6s'e PIC and
importing direct and dealing exclusively in met,
respectfully solicit call fe H-dSm
TOHN DiCKl NSON,
AND DEALER SN SdM ESTi5 AN5 Ef FSRkiSE
EXCHANGE,
HousToN, TEXAS. :.
Boston, or New Orleans.
S:ss1s Sin t 9issn New Yo,.
: s RHAEIo H. PRISE RAS9S 6 S'si Richmond.
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ETTENGEk l. EDMOND.
BUILDERS OF poR HTlSHMoH HRb y sFEaTUAa
STEAM P PfRE E ST.;
OF the most approved plan, and made IN the very
best manner. warranted equal in every respect 70
St the same sized Engines built either North
NLATE iOOFlNG.
JOHN G. MCMILLAN,
ns1 PUT ROOFS
every description, and with the best materials, at
short notice. Specimens Of his work can be seen
application, and orders left at his office, on ain
street, near 9th, or at the Office of Albert l..
WEsL Architect. Goddin's Hall. will be promptly
attended to. Oc l8-6m"
" PRACTICAL
Ora MITE GU TIERS,
Sixth Street, near The Ayn,Ory. RiehmOad, Va.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
Executed At short notice and in the best manner.
min l2-l2n
CARD.-Ths gu bscrIber takes this method Of IN
forming his friends and the pubic that be has e;
AND GENERAL MANSION MERCHANT.
He will attend to the purchase and sail of Mer-
cnandlxe generally also, Flour, Wheat. Corn, To-
haccO, and all descriptions Of Country Produce.
His special attention will be given TO all business
entrusted TO his care. From his long business.
experience he hopes ~ meet with liberal share OF
pahiic patronage: He refers. by DeTmissiOn. 70
LRwIs WKSD. ESQ.,
Me::fs. RgNLor; MoNcuxs Co., hlchmo'd'
BACON BAskERyILL.
BxyANT, T!NsLEY HOLAHs,l RaIt,.ore
SPENCE X Raid,
TwELLs & Co., PhllAdslphia.
TxoAAs MoHAHAS, ,Esi,' H SSy nnRfk
Once cor: Of Cary and VI. streets.
Richmond. Nov. lst. l0Ge. NO It's