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FUTURE DAYS.


a ny r. n. Geek. Aacf.
CENTEEL FURNITURE kc.. At AUC-
" TON On FRIDAY. 9th inst. ut IN o'clock (,
] viii eell NJ my store. An assortment OF Senteei
FURNfTUkE, cnrsisting ot
Mah"ga any WAKDROBES. Bl REAUS.
and kosswOod HEDSTEADS.
a.. rprinx Seat CHAIRS. Cane and
TABLES. WAS 1lsTANDs. SOFAS. LouN
Hair and shuck MATTRESSES, fes,hsr
BEDS, &c.
100 900 CIGARS assorted brands
rs bbs No. 1 halifax il BEHRING'S.
e. COOK. Aucti ,resr.
tDDITtONAL.-Will Ire added to the above sale
1Sr ,end,d Solid Oak s UT. complete.
! Beautiful Jenny Lnd~HEnSI FAD.
Pair Mahogany d. MING Tab. rs
l2Snperior spindle Cane Seat CHAIRS.
II Mount Vernon Dining "
walnut SWISS Cottase :.
COAX
Walnut Bretnen 90
Together with numerous other articles not ne e
Cess,ry to mention.
The attention OF thpse IN want OF handsome
Furniture would do well to attend the sale, the
NH Z. i. COOK, Auctionecr.
FRAMED TENEMENT AT AUCTION
L On FRIDAY. 9th nst., Mt ! o'clock L. Nj. VIII
sell the premises. AT the f,ot OF Virgins street.
near the DanviiIe Depot smat! framed L enemcn Mt.
sabject to II ground rento S Is per annum.
II Is said to he first rate stand Tor a CONNECTION
er, business.
TKRMs-Cash. Imh n +. b. COOK, Auct.
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1otER,,H. G.. w. March 5.-The ice in the
At nGd RIVER broke up last night, causing
.-ra' damage The steamer Troy, belonging
De- Bufuo and Lake Huron Railroad Co,
"r es1r1 half a mile into the lake, and lies
4.rald. with only half her hurricane deck
a''+W water
!ar.ch0oner Brothers was carried five miles
l' DE lake and serious damage was done 10
stl vessels Fishermen's shanties We're
'"~p,a~ay, and $50 feet of the dock was
''o8p up. The harbor is completely checked
a.. L.a
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The Overland Nail.

"a tA"Hs -rt1IoN, March 6 The Overland
,'-,'' 10 The ~ nit, has arrived. The Re-
''' ans M ) IN election IN San Francisco
"'rsa'eS - -" State Convention, result
~ I'D maio'i't of SeWardiie delegates being
,...4 ,uin O '"a, instead Of $4,000, Is Of
,o, ny M tliiornia Legislature 10 the
v,'g p1 'ts mr. making Geographic connection
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a. 9RfoLK, Mar Ii arrived brig kinko, II
n HON 81 Johns. l.. X, with sugar and
lo.,A, MI. lanes ID. Marks, Of Malue was
N.l..'i' ooafd on the passage. Lett schr. Fred.
l,rn.a from ~; John, n. B., burnt and con-
.ae,n, aa'h et was full OF American produce,
iihe plank, which is very scarce.
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From HAVANA, &C.

havts i"kk March 6th.-The steamer Ca
ia rom Havana, has arrived
Aca 49, "af Steamer Mohawk was At MatanZas,
TbscaNt fn>ader AT Sagua la Grande.
tayw,0 Ia" o passed, on the 9TH, large I'M
Sh. up, burnt 10 the waters edge.
Tho A p''@ only T. feet of water at the mouth
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Heavy Fines,

,s..ADELrHiA, March 6.-Three Commits.
FACED ~ hiieshany county have been sen.
he pay hne OF So 900, for contempt Of
lie msnSa, Conrt, in refusing obedience to
t:es! an -, "s ordering levy 10 pay the IN
'0iiroad bonds Issued by that county.
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OAK ANDP. WOO:5-Seasoned and an
- der shelter, Tor sale ~ Coke ards:
de IT'S INO. J. WEHTH. Ag't.
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HORSES, &C., FOR SALE.

n@~M FOR SALE--Four fresh Mich
IAxS COWS, with young Calves. Can be seen
iAr-sSnsat our residence. on Baker street..
NH ST. ROBERTSON & BROW NLEE.
~ ENCHANGE. SALE. AND Nv.
[~NERY STABLE--On Cary ST.. opposite the
old Gas House. formerly occupied b, B. w
tIREEN.-t have now on hand, and Will always
keep, a fine lot of HORSES AND MULES. for
sale at the lowest market PRICES. Persons from
the country are requested to call ana examine the
stock. lie D-lm' n W. DC MA " Al.
FOR SALE-MULES AND HORSES.
J~NI have several young and well broke
LA<AMuL rs, one excellent riding and harness
HORSE; also, a No. FAMILY HORSE, of fine
SIZE. FIVE old and all right, for sale on credit
four months Apply 10 r. BOSSIEUX,
te ll-lmt Corner of Cary and 18th SITS.
~ FOR SALE, PKIvATELY-Som
fine MULES; a HORSE; WAGON,
~ and seven CARTS. Apply at the Toll
49,. House. on May o's Bridge.
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fg'ps Tor the Texan Frontier.
Hahrs E,"okfh, X. T., March 5.--Maior
4ilery go company n, Of the Light Ar.
'sa ofd.r.a at Fort I.enyenworth, has
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-"aryland Leyi.Iature.

Sas,. ,, I'D, March 6.-Last night the
{" BAL lim" aso oiii empowering the city Of
tAds a, ~" 70 endorse ~5U0, 900 worth OF the
ne Northern Central Railroad
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= FAIL, le39.-NATN. CATS An .
AFURS-ROBERT l.. DICKINSON. successor
to Binford Dickinson Weislger. % Main ST.,
begs leave to call the attention of has friends and
customers to his large and extensive stocS OF
HATS, CAPS and FANCY FUKS, which have
been selected from the largest manufactures on
the most favorable terms. especially for the Var
x,nin. North Carolina and !tnnfsSfs Trdd,; com
prlsng ali the LATEST and MOST FASH1ONA
BILE STYLES. too numerous to mention, which
will he sold at wholesale and retail. on the most
favorable terms.
Merchants are respectfully solicited to examine
nay stock knowing that Ill price, quality or sly 10 II
cannot be SuIraSSed
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Fatal boat Explosion

fA'IoN Pa, March 6.-The boiler of a new
-'iaba', ah0u, starting on her trial trip, eX-
l''-'4 sJ-day. billing and wounding n num-
~ d. persons. The mum Der of killed is as yet
--A',rr,1Ined
SECOND DlsPATCH.
l1'4oA, Pa. March 6-EleNeu bodies have
W.T. fescuad-amunG them that of Judge
"4iI 81 RnlyideTe Eisht persons were
Sided. More 3re killed and wounded, but
az lumber Is Unn,certalued
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RUNAWAYS.

IN S2J REWARD.-l will pay the abave
Cal reward for the apprehension and delivery in
ANAL of my negro man GENEaAL. The sad
negro is between 40 and 50 years old. about 5
.Asfeet6 inches high. black. squarely built and
ft-handed. He IL doubtless provided with a pass
or free papers. and when last heard from was work
ns in the neg hborhood of Rlchmond
WIN. w. ROPER,
Bowling Green, Caroline County.
70 2u
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HATS AND CAPS.
HATS: HATS. HATS!

HATS: HATS: HATS:!! q
49, have now ready. of my own manu!ac
ture. the very finest and hghtest LtSKlN and
CASSI MERE DRESS HATS, of the latest Parisian
and domestic tyles.
Purchasers who wish to economic can he fur
n,shed with beautiful HAT ut SO. $50 and 81
The finest HAT that can he produced. IS.
NH at John DOOLET.
as PRlNG STYLE OF
SILK HATS,
- NOW READY
Elicit & WEISIG Frs,
No. l67 Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank
Consisting OF
TIE TRADE BLOCK.
METROPOLITAN.
D'ORSEYPARIS,
AND YOUNG GENTS
AI.SO-A handsome assortment Of tIench.sOFT
HATS. Elicit " ElS,GER.
Go n.
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- . MILLINERYnnd
STRAW GOODS
ARMSTRONG, GATOR & Co,

SIhAW TUUUS.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR Il CO.,
IMPORTERS pNp IoBBRRsOr
RIRBONS BONNET SILKS and SATINS,
VtIVETS, RICHES, FLOWERS,
FEATHERS STRAW BONNETS. FLATS, &c.
No 235 and Lofts Of $50 Baltimore ST
BALTIMORE. Mn.
Offer a stock unsurpassed IN the United states in
variety aud cheapness
TFRw---Six months per cent. oil for cash, par
funds --- ia ll-oW
tArHEELWR NJ DGE l. CO..
w COWiII>STON PAPER WAREHO USE,
Dealers IN Printing. Writing, Blank Book, Hard
ware and Man'la, PA + Rs; BooSb,nde.s'
RAi;S: Rleachin, pow DERS; ALUM, &C. No.
IA Hanover street, corner OF German street,
ia 2S-d6m BALI hoF r., MD.
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blows, FLOWS, FLOWS

No. SO MAIN at. RICHMOND, VA, DOORS
ABOVE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
Would call the attention of farmers, merchants
and others. to the fact that he make every variety
6S usSu u 1 rnp aT Eou az
WEEnERS. CORNPLANTERS, 40. &c, al
made in his own shops. of best materials, 10y good
wOrkmsn. He also keeps himself we'll supplied
with genuine GARDEN and FIELD SEEDS,
which he obtains from the most reliable sources.
he wond call particular attention to his new
SOUTHERN Pillow. which works three different
sizes and distinctly different shapes of mole boa rds
on each PLOW thus insurlng its adaptation to
every variety of soil and strength OF team, and
saves one half of the wear in casting. He has
warranted every article made by himself. and is
pleased to say that he has not had FIVE FLOWS re-
turned for fault since he commenced business. He
hopes to succeed purely on his own merit. and
when he finds 1t ssary to detract from the
merits of others. or 10 build his business up by pull
ing others down. he expects vlrtuous communal
P =. H. STARKE.
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~ A fresh supply of GARDEN SEEDS JUS


RELIEF OF DYSPEPSIA. SCROFuLA, &c.
This MASS IS obtained from the = Virgin Bed
ford Alum and Iodine SPRINGS, by careful, scIen
tfc method OF evaporation. whereby the mineral
IN, Rodents and medicinal properties at the water
are fully retained. We have for sale both the w A
TER and NJ ASS, and solicit call from those =
terested. Pamphlets. containing h'slclans Ger
ifca,es of cures. to lie obtained gratis of u.s.
MEADE & BAKER. Pharmaceutists,
1S6 Main street, corner above Post Office.
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~ COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF

t2E Chesterfield County, on the lOth OF Novenl
Rber, NEGRO NAN, who calls himself
.A.ls sometimes called Cross. SAID Negro is
about feet inches high: about rs years of age );
complexion black. with a scar On his lett arm and
nose. He says he is free. and had when arrested
IN his possession several certificates OF his free
DOM which were evidently forged by himself, as
he can read and write. Ii said Negro Is runa-
way, the owner will come forward, prove property,
and take nlm away, or ne Will be dealt with accord
Ing to law. ). - Du AL:
ie 4-6w+ Tailor Chesterfield County, Va.
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IN S25 RE W AR D.-Ranaway from the
Gy subscriber, PHILIP TAYLOR. Said negro
Rwas purchased of George w. Snelllnss: by
N John saunders, Esq., of Essex county. Va {,
A.wt no sent him to Richmond to nav care; aud
furnished INN with pass to 20 ard see his wife,
and return III one week from the date of The pass.
which was dated early IN September, 1851. his
fed, near Petersburg. The above named negro
WAS emancip ated by the late Thomas q. Tayl Tor,
and sold by Puiliam 4 DAVIS, on account of Geo:
W. Snellngs. The above reward Will be paid if
NH I-3wt w. s. PHILLIPS.
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GREAT CHANCE To Buy HATS.

ACAPS AND LADIES FURS CHEAP: VERY
CHAPS 10000 WORTH OF HATS AND
CARS AT COSr.-Having determ. ned TO close out
my stock Of Hats and Caps. snail sell from this
day my stock which very large ard well selected
at cost for cash. Now is the chance for those IN
want of Hats and Caps to buy Iowa SIS one at -,
81 n $3.50. SO 90 for So: soft Hats worth - SO
for SO SO, 81 for SIS, So 80 for $780, and 3 Tor
So too numerous to mention; Caps from Is cents
to So. am determined to sell of all of my stock.
so 1t all no want save ~ per Ct NJ. by
calling at 20T Broad street. have all of the late
styles of soft Hats and Dress Hats Of my own man
ufaeture. Hats made to order az the shortest no
re VIM. r. MOORE.
AJTEN TlNN, CHESTERFIELD
ACENTRAL GUAR DS.-Your CAPS are now
ready. You VIII please cal! and get them. at
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D. y RoorU SaIesman viii tbs

tNIL!. BE SOLD. evs-v night this week. ~
w auct'on room 90. Nam street, ceniM.a,ns,ns ,;
: o clock, iar.s lnyoce nt inc God, stt.s,, ana
Plated WATCHES; fine Gold JEWELRY. Gold
FuhRD and Visit CHAINS, LADIES' lies, GhAIA-
IuhS. &c. Also. a lot Of FANCY GOODS. ca
CARS, CUTLERY. 40.
N.B.-coEsisnmeptsI receiving every day and sold
without reserve. J. H. DlEGE2, ABot.
% r. Salesman, in 3-ts
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MIGHT saLt@,-W ArCHfS. JEW ELR|
~ AND FANCY tOODS.--Wii ne solt at auc.
ton, y my store. commencing at O'clock. THIS
VEN Nj. and con nued during the season every
nish, q large assortment of bne God and Silver
Watches. kne ieweIr,. Bracelets, fancy Boxes,
Knives ana Forhs. Pocket Cutlery, C3sfors. Gass
ware MerIno SHIRTS. brewers, Table Cloths. Gag
Itueres, Bed rss..s, Ciss's. and Fancy Goods.
no 81, ALEX. MOTT. anct-
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1SSssffSSsSSS 4!IffhsS5SSsF soES!:
NY..,,Th steamer BEIvIDERE. C.ptaia. wa.
sKnk.nSNx. Will receive ire,.ht t",d.J; WE'D
fHuRsbA;Yna the ~ !" n :s hour Of Il H'
Fre'sht taken 70 B"ston via Baltimore at low
FL. ::S s.s
accommodations.
rasssge and fare -.
o'clock. H.. THURSDAY. the hour 81 departa.e -
IN S. for tss shsr + Office
NH ~ DAVID VIM. cuRRtE.
far EoK NJ !!I EtsR PiIIAA;
r-s1s=s vANIA. captain DAvIp TEaL, is now
r r., e. receive freight and will leave on
For freight or passage, having superior accom-
"'da''o"a arE'y 70 RI ffTPfp" on board
%HH with a.ps;sS '"'0s" '' steam a. s"
1pnnt SPECIAL NOTICE-TRI WEEK
IN ENH Ss66TEYSEFS SEM I1Sk
vince! ,tssMm,Ah,p. YoRKToWN. JAMESTOWN
URDAY, ats o'clock =. NJ. thus aiordins mer
chants every fac,l,, in getting their goods rapid
oni. cents per loot on measurement goods. For
further Information and pn,Issa,s SPp!TT e
NH SIS Opposite Steamers Wharves.
aEE RICHMOND AND NEW YORK i.iNEOF
Capt WV. Ns Els. s' havi Hen,
portion OF her cargo engaged and going on hoard
Will have quick dispatch. For balance Of freight,
mhs-ts DAVID VIM. CURRIE.
~ FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER
s4E T rn,, superior ! Coppered Bark PAR
ply t" lmh 2~tsi DAVID WI" WIN CrRRIE Ep-
RS FOR BOSTON-tlRsrV EssEL-The
Sav,n9 *
s':.el For balance b41 sfs' WgsSy t &
4EfS s t'FF"f fHoH fN NR% 7csk 4 rS
NEAsg aEMEs Ff' S9ebs RfprcEp TO
xa Sc ehSSs 81 hS 31Af GESSSAE RE-
I nS ii rS wsek ky steamers YORK pv
i .n savI szr SfT 3of Aff fT:y
MOONS. and at greatly ,educsd rates.
' ''.n OF rates f TH1Ra& aS%s%saT''so3N to
49, Tier notice the YORKTOWN. caBtaIn
JdIi5 f.
York s sTe4y 'pf S 's snd
| FRIDAY, alta ?. NJ. touching at Norfolk and City
als-ts ~ LtDLAM Il WATSON.
| .zf<eH N0TICE.--TOBACCO MANUFAC
| eIkLAs TURERS. and others. sending us Goods
| by the Ner York Steamers, far RE-
! shIFMENT will please address us by mail, giving
| specific directions as to where and how they Wish
sad foods sent: otherwise they will be stored at
No charge made for forwardn. such Goods.
LUDLAM HEINEKEN.
| fe N-3m ll5 Broadway, New York.
.EeslafzIS NOR BALTi NJ OR EVERY
and BELV iDERE. until further notice: viii run
| at u O'clock NJ
Returning. leave Baltimore on the same days. a,
3 O'Clock, p NJ.
Freight received all day every MONDAY, WED
| NESDAY and FRIDAY. and up to the hour of Il
SATURDAY.
These steamers make the passage in from u to
| 80 hours. and have the most superior accommodate
fe H-2m DAVID & VIM. CURRIE.
4C~ FOR NEW YOKk.-FIRST VESSEL
60 RICHMOND AND NEW YORK LINE Of
| .EEe. PACK ETS.-The superior fast sailing schr
| MARSHALL, OLIVER CHcHEsTLR master, hav
! ing a portion ct her cargo engaged and gong on
| board, will have quick dispatch. For balance o
| freight. apply To
fe 7-ts DAVID VIM. CURRIE.
.N-~ NOTICE.-The steamer { RTIs
ssr7~z 1zzsz.s5th inst, discontinue running he
tween this, Portsmouth and Norfolk, until fur
| Their notice.
rsg ui ~" eyer9 MoNDAY. WEDNEsbAY snt
FRIDAY MORNINGS, at ga precisely, and re
| .urn each alternate day, Sunday excepted, leav
ny Nh IN a
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BALrrMoR = ADvHRTIsH1GElsTs


DALTuMOR T. GLASS WORKS -..e
ID Reinr IN full ope ration with three furnaces ~
are nreCerrd To execute all orters tor W ~ puW
al. kSS of Ali ejzes. and III the tavof'te ana We'll
known kR An DS that We have beea manufacturing
for sixteen YEAS, VIZ:
BALTIMORE FIRST
PATArsCO AND
Also. GLASSWARE. Of alt KINDS and COL0RS.
W,ne bottles. all kinds. Pickle Preserve Jars.
Porter Bottles. Svfup% CuIdiat nptties.
Mineral Water Bottles. hla!sM Fatent ~ eH'clnc
Specie Jars, t"tues. FItVate Nou9
Fiasks. WNe oi an ktnIs ana
IM'Fd RTrksRs. MArfAcT L Frs AND
AGENTS
SALE OF
FRENCH WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS,
Ain,n Roll Birthstone. blue Vitrol,
t.nnncras CASTLE Soap, Borux,
tpsnm Salts. Castor pll. Ext Logwood.
Il, t.arh soda, i.inseed Oil, Glue. all kinds
"a soda white Lead, Varnish no.,
S.Irr.;us French ZINC. Within, Putty,
Satpetre, naints q I"t,,iS - Ssnd inpef &c.
80 and 81 South Charles st,
fe 2s-lm Baltimore. Md.
Sf*'>a '"ro"1A1'"N-''>'o.
MILLINERYn nd
STRAW GOODS.
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RlCHMoND MADE CLOTHING-

RICHMOND DE CLOTHING
IA INCREASED FACILITIES The sub
~ scriher has been manufacturing clothing IN
N the city of Richmond over twenty years,
IL and has ut this time from Is to LOO hands in
his emplo, ,nent and will, in the next month "r
two, make large additions to that number. hav-
ING taken the story over his store, especially for
manufacturing urposes, he Is determined to make
aLy article IN the clotnlnx line that snail compare.
cities and he asks the patronage of his old friends
and the public generally. in view Of the TACT THAI
he is giving employment In our MIDST to large
mr hit otherwise suler for the Of life.
He has the best cutters. and materials not to be
surpassed nv any house the country.
Msryland, Virginia Caroinas and Georgia CAS-
SiMERES and TWEEDS Of all & .ades and colors.
SrRICTIY SOUTHERN MANUFACTURE
ING HOUSE, as all shall he satisfied by personal
inspection of net what he intends to do, but what
NV ''~" n. b. SPENCE,
Clothier and Tailor. corner Main and 18th .t.,
I. aQ-Im Richmond, Va.
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de s. Sin Opposite the store OF Ouarles Co.
GIlNAEAx, uIKIlA STulT.-We are

u now RECEIVING direct IA furtheT supp!N OF The
above Celebrated Malt Liquor This PORTER is
brewed by Messrs. Arthur Guinness. Son Co. OF
Dublin and the trade can be certain OF receiving
the true and unadute rated article from us. Its
flavor agreeable and free from the bitter and I'M
pleasant taste oi common London Porter. II is
hIghiy recommended ty physicians Tor ITS purity
and tor It's Wholesome and STRENGTHENING proreT-
!, p ,rl y a ~
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nv J. IL. Hir.rS. Auct.

CATALOGUE SAIL Ut LAW, ~ + - :
y CAL AND MISC ELLANEOtS BOOKS AT
AUCTlON-On THU HSDAl AFTERNOON, March
Sth at 4 o clock. at Auction Room So Main street.
The Catalogue embraces some valuable works
viz: Thomas Jeiia son Works. Work pi John
Alanis Speeches OF Henry CAY and Others Inc
Catalos ne consists ol some 300 volumes OF good
works. md will he sold without reserve. The a
tentlon of the LEGISLATURE and citizens generallt
IL solicited CATALOGUES read, morning OF sale.
J. II. DIG'ir.S Auct.
D. r RoOru. Salesman. NH Il
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II NCOUR AGE ..HOME MANUFAC,
Il TuRE."-TO THE LADIES AND MER
CHANTS OF RICHMOND.
CLOAK, MANI!hLA AND HOOP SKIRT


No. G. Main street, Richmond, Va,
Are prepared to make TO order CLOAkS, MAN
TIJLAS, BUSTERS and HOOP SKIRTS
We viii make the above articles by the dozen or
single one. or cut them out without making them,
If ladies wish to make them themselves.
Ladies having OLD SKIRTS out of repair can
have them made over At A trlH.ng expense, making
them better than when new.
rs. DRESS CUTTING taught Also, DIR ESS
Bod rs cut by measurement, and guaranteed "a
tit for 1922 cents.
ia I'm
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MIR. Il MRS. STRIDER.
WINDOW SHADEs. WIN DO W

w SHADES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
AT $50 BROAD Sr.-M GOLDEN takes pleasure
IN announc;ng that he has reduced the prices OF
III further notice. His larse assortment consists
of Gold, Gold and Velvet, light and dark Land,
Blue Shades. with Gold border; the best article Of
Fixtures to match Curtain Bands and Cornlces,
etc; great variety OF English and American OIL.
CLOTHS, with flannel back, plain or figured. all
widths Call and see prices, at the established
Cheap Dry Goods and W ndow Shade Store of
- nEN Rrna1 sf
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1Oen SPRING 1870
IOOU. PORTATLONS. lOOO.

IOOU. PORTATIONS lOOO.
GINTER, ALVEY & AItENTS,
IMPORTERS AND IOBBERS.
RICHMOND, VA.
We would call the special attention of the ner
chants at Virginia and North Carolina visiting
market this Spring, to our unusual large stock of
Foreign Goods OF our importation, which we will
offer low prices as any house in the country !:
We enumeraie IN part:
WHITE GOODS, DRESS TRIMMINGS,
SILK GOODS. THREADS.
LINEN GOODS, FANCY GOODS.
HOSl cry, SMALL. WARES.
LACES. GENTS FURNISHING
RIBBONS, GOODS, of all kinds.
SHAWLS.
We have also established a n4anufactory for
MANTlLLAS. CLOAkS and Ladies' WRAP
FlNGS generally. and will he prepared to exhibit
large variety of these Goods of the newest Sly les
and patterns, made exclusively at home. We so
Lett an examination of our stock being deter
mined IN offer every inducement to Southern buy =
crs 70 make their purchases in our market:
NH Sim GlNTER, ALVEY d ARENTS,
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II OF Do Va L IN + FVJ SIT T 4 T. T. 7 =,
AND VACANT LOTS. For SALE AT AUG
Tf9NIW II b@ sold al auction "h the PREMISES
o'clock T. Nj cCIni,sit able irr med u " EiLlNb.
located as a5jve. ana the lot on which Il stands
having a itunt Of 81 ieCt on the south s"c ~ DH
Val street. and depth IN tine east line oi Foushee
street ot les feet. Also TWO vacant LOTS IN the
rear, fronting each 80 feet the east line OF Fou
shee street, running back about % feet
TEKN,.-One- fhird cash; balaDce at and
months, for negotiable roes, interest added. and
title retained TIL last note paid. The taxes los
lo.U To he paid 10y the purchaser
ie - GODUiN n ATPEREOE, hueis.
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CITY DIX u SiOHCs
GZS CHS. =. IA SOY. -.
AH WHOLESAI.EANU RETAIL. DRUGGIST.
IL Bees 70 .nlotm hls friends that ho has now
rscc we'd his FALL. rOck, which he can sell on
the most reasonable terms Cash buyers VIII do
well TO call upon HIN previous to bu5Ins eise-
where ..,.,. ,,,,
1850 gallons I.INSEEp OIL.
$40 kess " HlfE LEAD-Lewls pure.
~ cases COL0RS ground IN oil.
as, los. NrrMEGS,
SpI lbs MACE.
10 l,aa o. NIGER.
bales CLOVES.
Also, iaIge supply Of Iulpicating Otls, pse
S,uts, Patent Medicines. Fame, Colos mes. HAIR
Ois. Soaps. Chars. Tobacco. Meerschauin and
Beyere Wood Pipes end CT. ar Smokers. Turkish
smoking Tobacco. very fine article. Phaiun's,
Bachelors, thrlstotoTas. Gilman and Peters
HAIR Dyes. Also. hne rEAS-iovers OF a hne AT
ririe requested ~ try them
D Ctsay COLOGNE. allowed Ia In equal IN every
respect 20 the genuine Faripa.-SAMPSON. n sure
and speedy cue Tor GcnorrhTa. elect. &c. Ono
bottle Is sufficient. Let the afflicted nv IT, aud ex
penenee It's .et ehcial effects Manufactured oniy
b, CHAS. 5. DAVIS son,
Wholesale and Retail prusK,st,
Mar anIf I,
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FUEN'TURE:, WHi>r,h",, HKASp1.
WEDNESDAY morning. March fth. as 10" cheek:
At aue.,o', !oom. 8" Main street, VIII .e sHd !
ING TABGE;z BOOK CAStS;l Mahogany CRIB;
WHITING tESH; ! corylNG TABtE ~ !, and
lot Of CROCNfRY. &c. Also. ~ baskets CHAM
PAUN h; Il cages old RYE WHlsKEY: cases
CARS. Iepn. Land; 10 900 CiGA RS, FL FreSt:
J. u. plGG Els. Auct'r.
n V,uru S,lesman vh 81 tbs
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COAL. COKE. &c.

Unt..--lnc price OF LoAo unt!l IjrIher b"t'oo
~ will lie "a fellows:
SOFT LUMP COX E.......-- 49,. % ~
SOFT HAIL COkE--.-. -
Il :
Orders promptly executed at Yards corner 10th
and Cary and OF n and B, ri streets. Terms cash.
do Io-ts mo T. WERVH AGENT