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x MATInEs. JEWELkY, SILVER
~ AND pr AIEu " 4 2 -: a IA q I. p d

MATCnEs. JEWELkY, SILVER
ga AND PLATED WARES. A. MYERS
NN2 Keeps constantly on hand iarse and com
- plete assortment OF the above named ar
tcies, embracing all the latest yles which he of
iers TO his friends and public the most reason
abe terms He would call particular attention 70
Ets stock az hue Watches, such Jules iurgcnson,
T. y Adams Son, Alfred Lavalet,e. Jules Eme-
~, Henry Reynolds Lemon. JOSEF Johnston John
Craise. and other celebrated makers. He alao
keeps a large assortment of Iich Diamond Set + q,
scr Kings, Shut Battons, Diamond Cluster aud
siilgie Stone isfeastpns, FOR coats, also, a larse
ass'finent II ladies' CsfhIEeie. toral. Lava.
C9uen and Pearl Sets, Etnscan and PLAIN gold
Cham Bracelets: Chatham Cha,ns,- Neck Chains.
sets, Goh!els Pitchers Salt Cellars, Cups Bouquo,
Hoiears, Fish Knives and For. =, Berry Spoons,
asparagus Tongs. Ice Tongs Silver Spoons and
Forks, fine Silver plated knives &c.
Hoping to oher saoh induce mehts that caaaot
a To please Iii price and quality, call is respect
iuily solicited. A. MYEhS.
Corner Of Main and Pearl sta
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Passengers breakfast and sup a. Ashland and dine
or board the comfortable steamer between Acauia
Greek and Washington.
H. For further Incarnation, apply at this office
Broad street. Shockoe Hill.
JAS. Il. WINSTON. Gen'l Ticket Ag't.
SaML Ruin Sup't
OFFICE RlCrI'D l. PETERSR'G X. X. coz
Richmond, Va, Nov. oath. 1889
e---z=.- CHANGE Of HOURS
A.ki f;Jsss s.51srs On and after FRIDAY, the 25.h
EaL.Z ,--sz-----xs-sth Trains on this road will
leave IS follows:
RICHMOND Fer PETERSBURG
Express, daily. except Sundays. at 49, .4.0 A. NJ
Accommodation. daily. except SUNDAYS,
VI all, daily at $50. $500. ..-...-.. ? SIS Z. NJ
LEkvE PETERSBURG FOR RICHHoND.
Express. daily NJ Sis A. NJ
Accommodation, daily, except Sundays,
AT -. c.Do a. VI :
Mail, daily, exec pit Sundays, at,.....-.- 90 +. NJ
iasscngers for Glover ijil will take the Express
Train on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS or SAT
UkUAIS. L. II. NlNNE,
noz.-ts Superintendent.
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No -o'
In consequence of unavoidable delay IN the com
pletinr Of our new warehouse. on Governor street.
We shall be unable To remove until the Spring trade
clcses and friends Will find us az the old loca
ton. No. ~ P,uri STREET. for another season.
Our stock now daily arriving, aud Is the largest
and most complete stock OF EAR EN- W AR r..
CHINA and GLASS. ever offered in Virkl MIA. and
invite the attention OF the merchants of EIr-
ginla. North Carolina and Tennessee, who may
visit THIS Ethet, To our prices, confident that we
can successfully compete with the largest houses
IN any OF the Northern States.
We only ask them 10 give rs tho preference over
Northern houses, provided We can do well .oT
them We ask nothing more.
Tire most experienced packers emp Dyed, and
goods shipped promptly.
We supply the BEST quality of Stoneware, ~
low as II can be purchased at the Factory.
We give prompt and faithful attention to the
of nrua
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CHINA, GLASS, &c.

CHINA, GLASS, &c.
z) REMOVAL 1860.
Ta& WILLIAM F. BUTLER & SON,
w IMPORTERS IND DEALERS IN
CHINA, EARTHENWA Rf AND GLASS,
Have removed to No. 10 Pearl ar 18th street. and
will open in all the month of February large and
choice stock of New Goods. of their own importa-
ton. received direct to this loIt per ships Erie
and Alexander. and by the X ate Stamler and Eli
OSminn. via New York. Also, from the Wheeling.
Va, and Western manufactures every deserip-
ton of PLAIN, PRESSED and CUT CLASS
WARE; COAL. OIL. and other LAMPS. ctS-
TORS. LOOKING GLASSES and FANCY
GOODS. which they offer to the trade Of North Ca
rnna Virginia and Tennessee, Us low as any
Northern jobblng house.
Oar Senior has been for the last . years. i'm
porting CHINA and Earthenware direct to this port;
and pedgins ourselves to sell as low others. we
respectfully ask the patronage OF Southern mer-
chants and the Southern public.
rs Store forme rly occupied bv w S. & q. Don
w NJ. r. Bt LEX SON,
IL I'D cWlin No. 70 Pearl nI l4th street
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GPLENDiD DRY GOODS.
EERREARN 9Th. 1850.

FEBRUARY 9Th, 1850.
AT REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH
At PERKINS < CO.'S, No. al Eagle Square,
Large stock rich Dress Silks. ut and below cost.
Hich Six Robes at $50. ;s25 and $50. worth S1
and $40.
Rich French Delane Robes, at half price.
Printed French Delaines. at cost.
Vaientias, PoplIns and Poll DechevreS.
Table Damashs. Napkins and Towenss.
Large stock Long and Square Wool Shawls, at
cost.
Lons Black W col and Merino Shawls.
CL0AkS.
Black Velvet and Black Cloth Cioaks, marked
down below cost Ia close them out.
Large stock 1914. ia and l24 Bed Blankets, at
very low prices.
10 cents.
Rich Trimmed Lace Sets.
Rich French Worked Muslin and Cambria
Lace Berthas and Capes, at cost.
To reduce stock hy the LIST of Marc sell
great argans in the above articles unit. iue.
PERKINS Il CO. Cash store.
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rVO TssE FARMERS OF VIRGINIA


L Facts which have recently come our know
ledge, together with advertisements. and card
which has been sent extensively through tie coun-
try to our irlends and customers. and from which
we make the iol'0WiaS extract: The Sui,Sc n her
having conducted the above business for the last
hte Years on Franklin street under the sly e OF o.
WATT II CO, beGs leave to inform, his friends
and the customers of tie old concern. that that
tTm does not now exist have satisfied as that a
regular and systematic effort has ard rs still be-
Ing made to deceive the public, and lead them To
believe that the concern OF GEO. WATT & co.
IS not IN existence. and that the only place get
Watts Patent Cuff Brace Piow is from IA man who
IS daily violating the Patent Laws, and unjGstiy
deprlvihg George Watt of his property, by making
his Patent rlow. without his authority consent.
We desire to correct the impression thus sought to
be made. and inform you and She public that the
concern Of GEORGE WATT Il co. is stu IN ex-
isence; that Geo. Watt. the inventor and patsn-
tee. has not sold the right. or authorized any one,
except Mr.. F. W. Scott. of Fredericksburg. To
make any of his Patent Flows. and t.at We hee p
constantly on hand a large stock oi all sizes, made
under our personal supervision, from the only
genuine patterns, of the best materials. ogether
with a variety of other Agricultural Implements.
which We warrant to the buyer, and deter
mined not to be understood 10y any IN the mar
ket. Our GEO. WATT returns his sincere thanks
To his friends and the pablo. VINO have sustained
HIM heretofore, and we solicit a continuance of
their patronage GEO. WATT f. co,
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te 6-d&cw3m

vi lsqseesse5 s e Sssr1x aM MARIAN
Cary street. opposite Columbian Hotel Va
sF H EDwAsDs e p{ {SiR William Assistants.
W.M. MARSHALL. of lunenburg.
Guarantee to their friends faithful attention 70
all consignments. and orders Tor goods from pro
oI Mr. +. S sTrToN, ia, Is admitted to
'e re iL d SSt S4t'''''' MADDUX CO.
w r0MltTsSI0X -PAPER WAHSEH0
nsaers u PIntng' Wrtipg Bsnk f ssSk, Msrs
kAHs: Blea ehu POW DERs; ALUM. nc. No.
jass~dSm BALTIMORE. MD.
J A"ESSR Z. sfSM = IRON WORKS.
siEKSSN FEST aAIks. sR:TTEEs &c; also, Grains,
H T I na and Sadn nnS
poses. manufactured at snort notice.
~ Particular attention gwen 20 enclosing Burial
Lots in the city 3 nd country.
BRO N'N .Eis7, n3GkE 4 co..
FOR THE SALE GRoEs.
VII gy sd their undidlded attention to the SALE
nA Once on Frank in, few doors below Wall
street, Richmond laol-lh
(,ARD.-The subscriber takes this meth.d OF IN
~ forming MS lfi:nus tne tnitt
t,blished himself as aMERCHAND!ZEB kOk =
AND GEN ERAL COMM lSSiON MERCHANT
He will attend to the purchase and sale OF Aef-
cnaudize generally also, Flour. Wheat. Corn; To-
| hacco, and all descriptions of Country PIodnce
| entrusted to his care. From his long business
experience he ropes to meet with liberal share Of
public PATRONAGE. He refers, BY permission. TO
LEWIS WEBB, Esq, .
| Messrs. DuSLoP, MoNcURE Co., Richmod
IS EpmoND, DAVENPORT Co.. Va.
" Bacon Il Baskerville,
:: s ssxAST,s T RsIp x HOLMES Baltimore
TWELLs Co.. Philadelphia
Thomas MoNAHAN. Esq. New York:
VIM. S. ROYSTER,
Office cor. of Cary and Va. streets.
Richmond, Nov LIST, 1859. no It's
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PIANO FORTES.

KICWMO Nd PIANO FOKTE
MANDATORY, AND GENERAL
VVzVlDEPOT OF FOREIGN AND AMERI-
CAN MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS;
DORR K RADE, Warerooms 23l, Factory 2N
Broad street, would respectfully invite puoIc at
tsntion to their large assortment of PIANOS. and
would offer such guarantees as will satisfy the
most fastdous purchaser.
our PIANOS are warranted for FIVE years. kept
in tune twelve months and exchanged within the
first MONTHS If they fail to give entire satlsfac
ton to the purchaser.
Particular attention is paid 10 orders from the
country, and persons may safely rely upon the
faithful execution of their orders.
Uld Pianos taken exchange for new ones.
IA PIANOS hired az low rates.
DORR K RADt,
a.. - 1touIx Rpbmoud. Va
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MOTTO ALI who desire PLANS FOR
~ BUILDINGS, or any other mechanical int
proveHients, would do well to call upon the Sub
scriber at an early day. as the latter part Of the
season Is apt to he too much occupied to allow very
ample time to improve and perfect them unless
they have bsen under previous consideration. In
order to give satisfaction by producing the most
complete work, solicit immediate attention.:
G. +. n. SMITH,
Architect, Civil and Mechanical Engineer, God
din's Hall. corner eth ~ 1shA streets, Rich
mend, Va. jaS1-lm
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MARBLE WORKS.
JOHN W. DAVIES,
MARIE MACON.

John W. DAVIES,
MARBLE MASON.
MECHANICS INSTITUTE. 9TH STREET.
RICHMOND VA,
MONUMENTS. TOMBS, HEAD PIECES,
NANTES. FONTS, SC.
~ First Premiums awarded by the Vrs mia AZ
ricnitural Society and Mechanics Institute.
CTIONERS
Still continue to SELL. NEGROES, both publicly
and privately, for the very highest market price;
AZ their old stand, on the corner 81 W AZ ana
Franklin streets. H. y. ny iNoON'
n. B. HILL,
fe S-dS cu3m c. L. HILL.
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~ Nk<AasfNrAL Tiss ES.-3,1 81 Y t;R
~ MAI Els, three years old strat-h stnuO.ii h.
- AID tree al knots. They will make tcsutEiul
shade trees. Are warranted 10 grow. If properly
spianed. Price 81 each delivered N the city.
L. JOHNSTON 4 BRO,
10 1t
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r--=s4z iMrKOv YOLE ENE-

~ 90. uvt= ANS q ofsr q the Inll'c
of Richmond aud vicinity. their IMPROVED
CRYSTAL PER SCOPE: SPECTACLE rs for pre-
serving and res,orin. the impaired vision TO It's
prime vi1or. Also, "a very large assortment OF
MICROSCOPES, TkLESCoPt.S IS, OPERA
GLASSES aud MATHEMATiCAL INSTRU-
MENTS; the finest collection ri STEREO-
SCOPES and STEHEG3COfiC PICTURES to he
found IN great variety at their Office, in the City
savings Bank lag Nam street. Rlch,nonh w.
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Sfkt Raj. NOttt G.--i.Utlo !. bUocIEtA
~ Steam Candy Manufacturer, FIVE story tn,i:d-
ing. Main street, SIX doors below Messfs. isaaes
Taylor, directly opposite the old established
store Of Messrs. Richardson X Co, Won Id be happy
to accommodate his Old customers an4 the euhic
generally. fhe VERY liberal PATRONAGE bestowed
Oh him Tor the Itas htteen Years eHat'. hiia VITA
an eniat- cd establishment, Ia oeF tadcs meats !"
purchasers aneauai,d this sisic Of fhs ssdvipiia,
with more Tocu, n.ore farce hcfe stsseAs ana
eatllad Iisppsttou 10 do lar 40 aiesats tu5tnsss
solicit \ call Hout the bayin5 tlhcs ~ M ~
Main street. ht1N
FlsU0K EY1, DCCnA AND GN1tkENS :.
i | have received Z nice lot ii Turkeys, D"cN
aud Chicksas Cal soon and got !hep
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EING'S PREMIUM SECURING ESTAB-
~ LlSHMENT, 10th street, between Main and
Cary. $500
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING cleaned like new.
LADIES' CLOAKS and DRESSES do.
LACE CURTAINS, LACES. COLLARS &c., do.
GOODS, damaged by SAT- water, rehnlshed, by the
BAL or CARGO. for mer chants.
OLDSTOCK REFINISHED and DRESS GOODS
ext and foidsd for merchants at Ner York
prtceS.
N Coon WORK and PKoMPTNEss characterize
this establishment. fe 9-lm
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T0TiTLEs; ETC FARM t;RS AMP YER

MOTTO E:-TO FARMERS AND MER
~ CHANTS WHO USE AND DEAL IN
clal attention to stock, III hand, OF the
hest WIN DSOR SOFT BLUE rLASTER, pur-
chased with special reference To the interest at the
farmer and the trade generally.
From our long Experience IN the business, and CIV
n il pc rsonal attention seeing that every bar
rel is well ccopered and good shipping order, and
the Plaster thorou- hy pulyerized--we hazard no
thing IN say ing that il will he 10 your interest to
give us a call. Farmers sending bags will be fur
nlshed at one dollar less per ton. A liberal dis
count to the trade. References Edmond, Daven-
HA Orders left IN our box at Robinson Rob
ertS, will be attended to
J. & II. F. SHARP, Steam Plaster Mill,
no 23--6m" South side of the Dock, Richmond.
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RAILROADS, &c.


,,-..-,-z....,,, GREAT SOUTH 1870
- 49, I MkfIfRfINc NM hMg ! 1 ) 2Sp
DAYylLkE RALRoAP Hi;NhaY ja1 0a SEM ~
VI" Leave sS R,cI%ond, daily &, "a NJ 70. Jnnctlop
' Ssaa s"o "a As%'SS,: J;;.ss Mont
Daa ssHef Va and 16rsenbcro, N. C.. 4. NJ.
Leave Junction, iBarkovIel daily. at 10 A. NJ.
and arrive in Richmond at l Z. M
Il AND arrive Ha"ei IN Richmond d al p NJ " "
The above trans connect both ways with the
South % kar3aa trans TO and zen 'he so C.n
tral: and Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad trains, to and from the North at Rich
&C. Through Tickets sold. aud baggage checked
through to the above points, aso,t the virginia
"a For Through Tickets and further informa,
ton. apply at the ticket Office OF the Richmond and
Da a sns Railroad co %IhX EFGhHIa9 sup
@1~r, VIRGINIA CENTKAL
- - R 81 j ar 9 4 poNEY o AZ \ I
PAssENgER TRAIN DXILY:a1osS ; ana 1 si,sI
vi The re Day NAIL and PASSENGER TRAIN will
EoNsF Hf9h"nc P AakttoTrHsvfiIK STAHS
wasHyNGTdS, fBsLrfNoRE, FALApEf
PHIA, NEW YORK, and all parts OF the W est;
CLOSE CONNECTIONS made at Goruonsvle
with the Orange and Alexandria Train going
North, and no DETENTION THERE.
Through Tickets can lie procured at tie ticket
office.
To Lynchhurg, To New crk,
Alexandria. C'ncihnati,
WASHINGTON, Louisville,
Baltimore. st. Louis,
Philadelphia. Chicago,
ar ali important points IN the Western states
ia 2s-ts WNi. r. ADCOCK, Ticket Agent.
s--~- RICHMOND AND YORK
Lea hhrss5fsr5ks5t9s u RIVER RAILROAD.-On and
6TX< after NJ DAY, March LIST.
1850, the Passenger Trains will depart:
FROM RICHMOND.
Daily Except Sundayst at. 61a 4. NJ
Tuesdays and Fridays at .21a +. Nj.
FROM WHITE HOUSE.
Daily texcept Sunday ~ +. NJ
Tuesdays and Friday at........-. X A. Nj.
STEAMER SEA BIRD LEAVES NORFOLK
Mondays and Thursdays a: ...-.......-.... B A. NJ
LEAVES WHITE HOUSE.
Tuesdays and Fridays at ............ A. Nj.
(Connecting with cars both ways.l
Urbanna Sta4e le3ves White House Tuesdays
and Fridays at 8 A. NJ: returning Wedn esdays AMI
Saturdays
Walkerton Stage leaves White House Mondays
and Thursdays NJ A. NJ: returning same days.
Freight Trains leave and arrive at Richmond
Wednesday s and Satu rdays.
ia Cts THOS K. SHARP, Superintendent.
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OFF ar AND BELOW COST.

- POSITIVELY THE LAST MONTH-GREAT
INDUCEMENTS OF Ed TO PURCHA-
SERS;-This being positively the last month that
lc at and below cost, | am determined to close
OUT and as my stock comprises full and well Sc
iected assortment of Dry Goods. and among which
is a large stock of fine Marseliles Quilts, Linens.
Linen Damask, Napkins. Sheetinss Cottons; &c.
know II Will he to the interest OF persons wishing
sold at prime cost. ! have also hand. the bal
ance of last Springs stock. which will otter at
great sacrifices. Give me a call
NJ. MITTELDORFER,
lSt LotAn 4 NJ
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4 NATtKAL BRIDGE. NA.-Hav
PcAA Wing purchased the entire

YcHA Wing purchased the entire
&..Q1 NATC RAJ BRIDGE PROPERTY,
ana Drlns now ENGAGED IN making extensive ad-
ditlons tn INV House, VIII be prepared by the first
oil MAY 10 entertain larger uHmber si visitors,
IN a more comfortable manner than ever before
shall SlwGys supply NY table with the best that
the mar ket affords. NJ Bar VIII be supplied with
the best Wines and Liquors. | respectfully solicit
the patronage of the travelling public. assuTing
them that they shall be ente rtained in Il manner
that cannot fail IL please The Brtds. rci BE- fire.
o all leHg VlRu ,b Ia f.t<yf ~
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r.- CHiCKEKING PIANOS to be had
~ at n CARUSl'S. Broad street.
1S1I 81 door from 9Th.

CARD.-We return our thanks to cur Gus
~ TONERS and the public generally. Tor tae very
liberal patronage we have received from them, and
hope by strict attention "a business to inertia con
tinuance oi the saice assuring them that no pains
will ~, spared 10 give them entire sat!siactlon.-
Having ~ our employ nent the best wHrknen that
this country can produce. We are now better pre-
pared 10 manufacture ladies'. Gentlemen s. misses
and boys BOOTS and SHOES. of every de-
scription. and a much larger scale Khan hereto
fore. We import all of materials direct. Tor
the manufacture of ell kinds of work made here
which will always he found superior TO any North
eru work. We shall enga age more largely IN manu-
featuring than heretofore. and call especial at
tenion Of all III want of good work aud ut fair
prices to call on ALEX. HILL x CO,
Manufacturers and Importers of
Boots. Shoes, Trunks. &c,
1T Main ST., Richmond Va.
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. - - JOIN ttS TER,
STORE HOUSE FOR RENT. WISHING 10 lie
vote the whole of time ~ the Hotel will
lease my STORE HOUSE for II term OF years.
on very reasonable terms. ANY wishing In
en-a4e IN merchandising will lind 'his u most de-
sIrao!e stand. IL 81 Ini JOHN I.tfS'rth.
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~ LSGHTE X BE ADBu r US
~ PIANOS-We call the attention of the
VlHT' citizens of Richmond and Virginia. To
our PIANO FORTES. We have placed these IN
struments with MIR. CARUSl, that their QUALITIES,
in ali respects ;:.ay he tested by the side of the
famed Chickering's.
We warrant all our PIANOS. and can show rs
high and as numerous testimonials AS any factory
IN the country. eli OF which can lie seen at Mr..
CARUsI' :, OH Broad street. ri door ir"m 9Th
I,IGH'TE IL BRADBURY.
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TIA wEissGtn,

ina. tef " Ntn stfeel,t. u g4SA
PPOsfTE .sAChANFGak tafe;,
Have just received All or / aS z uAfs.s!
STYLES OF GENTS FINE nhhsSl BAL N
zo shsv VIC Vicfdk kN ANt ki, s,ey ~
sasortlilent Of VOTING 9aNi J ,trl and cAEs
CAPS. Also, BOYS DRESS hAi'
al great variety /, n
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d. BOOTS AND SHOES MADE n

r. ROOTS AND SHOES MADE
TO ORDER.-We now land s&ssSS@=S
~ have been for some time past} making inea-
sured work to order and having enlarged our man
utacturing establishment. We have better facliI
ties to serve our customers and the public general
Is with ever, thing pertaining To- the Boot ans Shoe
making business. We also make to order. Boots
for cavalry purposes; WellInz ton and Washington
Boots; lain stitched and channel bottom Boots;
single double and cork sole Boots. We also maze
to order Boots and Shoes for dttormtd feet.
We will undertake to make work of avery variety
and sty e worn both IN this countr. and Europe.
MARCUS HARRIS x BRO.
Next to the american Hotel.
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MILITARY 6oucs. have a. sT< 81
II iarre variety al NILltAht 81 ". =
furnished 20 cos"paYIes al the saoI,fs, altsSN
At very i,@ prices. no. L. - ia s,fcsi
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DlCHNOND FERTILIZER N!ANUFAC-
IL TURING MILLS, ROCKETS. RICHMOND.
VA, ]. HARTMAN, General Agent. manufacture
and keep constantly a supply Of pure, hne ground
PHOSPHATE OF LIME; Hartnan's improved
MANIPULATED GUANO, all of which We war
rant genuine and good adapted 10 wheat, corn,
oats, tobacco and cotton
For sale by Messrs. WOMBI.E CLA IBORNE,
BLAIR K CHAMBERLAYNE and Al.EXAN-
DER GARRETT, Esq. 10 IL DIX w3m
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ID NOV A We beg leave to inform our
IL friends and the public generally that We have
removed to new iron front store. on Governor
street, between Main and Franklin, where We
all articles in our lire, and vail lie able to show the
largest and most complete assortment otSTOvES,
IAPANNED, and PLAIN TiNW ARE, to he found
IN any house either North or South. We have also
al! kinds. and shall continue to carry the
PLUMBING. GAS and STEAM FITTING, TIN
and PATENT ROOFING branches of busl-
ness with largely increased force and facilities.
surng our customers that we have SO sy steulized
pTomptness. Thankful for the very liberal patron
age bestowed on for many years past We hope
to receive a continuance of the same In our new
house.
PORTABLE GAS WORKS put up in town and
country. CHARLES u. ALE q CO.
fo lin
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MEDICAL CARD.-Dr. PLUME offers his ser
f1 vices to the public in the treatment all secret
diseases Twenty years practice IN the above
branch gives DR.. P. claim to public fav.r.-OiIice
on Franklin street: near the Exchange Hotel, and
ways on hand, supply Of the "CHEMICAI EX-
TRACT OF FLOWERS;" one of the very best
senovators for weakened parts now known. Med
cines sent to order, All conmy nIcations by letter
or otherwise promptly attsnde to- Richmond. Va
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tOeO SPRING TRADE.

i
GEOR RICE STA r r IT T.
Governor Street: Richmond. VlrslniaD
Offers for sale the following list OF articles, OF his
own manufacture. VIZ:
Tin Ware, of all kinds
Sheet Iron and Copper Ware
Cast and Sheet Iron Stoves for wood II varieties.
Sheet Iron Stoves for wood, IL
Cast and Sheet Iron Stoves for coal, 10
The Brilliant Gas Burner, sizes.
Portable Heaters,
Portable Crate, -
Diamond Radiator,
Factory Stoves.
Richmond Portable Furnace,
Ilcorce Boilers, ttor wood and coal,) -
Portable Ovens,
EA- Also constantly for sale. the most popular
STOW S, RANGES and h + ATERS. now made,
and repairing pieces for the same, always on hand
VIRGINIA SPORES AND FELLOEs.-
We take pleasure IN announcing tn our friends
and the public that we have on hand, and are con
sfantly receiving. Buggy. Sulke,, and Wagon
sPOKES, handsomely turned. OF the best noun
tcie-al OF Virginia manuiacture.
VAN-LEW, TAYLOR Il CO,
No. "A, Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-28
CpRING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RIBBONS,
MILLINERY and
STRAW GOODS.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR Il CO.,

AhnS hOA>', VA oAN ~ we,
IMPORTERS ANDJoBBERS OF
RIBBONS. BONNET SILKS and SATlNS,
VtLVETS, RUCHES, FLOWERS,
FEATHERS. STRAW BONNETS, FLATS, &c.
No. 237 and Lofts OF 2S9 Baltimore St.
BALTIMORE. MD,
Offer a stock passed IN the United States In
variety and cheapness.
Orders solicited and prompt attention given.
TERMs--Sx months per cent. oil Tor cash. par
finds 2l-GW