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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-09

THE PROCESS OF RAISING ENTIRE BLOCKS
or ENTHUSIASTICALLY the greatest me-
chanical feat on record, is the raising OF an
entire block Of buildings, weighing 81, 900 tons.
and presenting a front OF $50 feet, which has
nearly or quite been accomplished ut Chicago.
The Chicago papers say the process of raising
is by the screw, at six thousand OF which three
inches In diameter, and OF "ihree Fights thread
six hundred workmen have been employed,
each man in charge of from eight to ten screws.
ration, and by these the workmen passed each
through his series, giving each screw one
quarter turn, then returning TO repeat the
same. Five days labor SAW the immense
weight rise through four feet and eight inches
10 where ii now stands on temporary supports
rapidly being replaced by permanent founda-
lions. The block comprises thirteen first-class
stores and large, double marble structure,
the Marine Bank building. Its Subdivisions
are . nve-st0ry marble front block OF three
stores q four-stOry block of three stores
second four-story block Of three stores, and
1ive.stOry block of four stores, at the corner
of Clark street-these all presenting an un-
broken front, in the heart of our city, and
filled with occupants. 1t presents some OF
the best retail establishments in the city, and
some of the heaviest stocks of drugs, dry
goods, etc. Its upper stories are full of offices,
and contain millinery rooms, printing estab-
lishments, binderies, ETC., ETC., and yet, 80 ad-
mirably has the work beeh conducted, the
ceaseless daily tide of pedestrians has not been
tmpeded, but rather increased, from the novel;
ty Of the sight, and the merchants and others
even speak Of an improved trade, though they
will welcome the completion of the work none
the less. The block has been raised four feet
eight inches, the required height, in five days,
ending on Friday last. and the masons are now
busy putting in the permanent supports. The
entire work will occupy about four weeks
The total cost OF this stupendous work is only
$1,000.
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The Foe or THE TARANTULA.-The taran-
tula has a deadly foe in the wasp, which preys
upon it. The mar ner in which the wasp at
tacks the tarantula is described by the editor
of the Mariposa (Cal.) Democrat, who recently
witnessed its mode of operation. An ugly
looking tarantuia was shutting along, at the
usual awkward gate, lifting his long, un-
wieldy legs above the short blades OF grass,
when suddenly the venOmous insect stopped
short In its w3nderings and raised itself mp to
its full height, as though watching the COM
ing Of some unwelcone visitor. 1t then quick
ly crouched behind a tutt of dry grass, and
remaining very quiet, seemed to make him
self ~ small as possible. A slight buzzing was
heard in the air, and in amomenta wasp pass
ed quickly near, lowering on the wing over
his trembling victim Like some bird of prey,
the wasp remained poised a moment, and then
quick as thought, darted down upon his ene-
my aud stung him many times with great rap
ldity. The tarantula, smarting under the
pain, began q retreat with all the speed OF
which he was capable; but the wasp hung
over him with revengeful tenacity, and again
and again struck him with his venemous
sting. Gradually the flight of the tarantula
became slower and more irregular, and at
length, under the repeated thrusts of his con.
queror, he died biting the grass with his terri
BILE fangs. The wasp then seized the tarantula
and dragged him away.
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Te the Eagle.
Bird IL the broad cad eweepiNE wing.
Thy home II high in hesvrnt
Wheye WIDE the storms their tAnnern niNxs
Aud the eempest otouds are driven;
Thy throne, 10 on the mountain TOP;
I'M 6elds, the boandiese airi
Aud hoAvy peaks, that proudly prop
The skies, thy dwellings arc.
,rhcu sittsst like Q thing of light
Amid tho nNoa tide blaze:
The midway sun 10 clear and bright;
It cannot din thy CASE s
IL: r sss g dns S,o1s spread
Where tne vessel pluuEes, hurry past,
Like IN sagel Of the deed.
Thou art perched aloft on the bsetling crax,
And the waves are white below,
Ard On. With haste that cannot lag,
They rush in m endless dow.
Again thou hast piumed thy wing for fight
To laLds beyo nd the sea,
And away, like spirit wfeAthed in light.
Th0u hufriest. Wild and free.
Thou hurriest over the Myriad waves,
And thou lcavest them all behind;
Thon ewee pest that place of unknown graves
Fleet - the tempest wind,
When the nisht-storm eathers dim ana osfA.
With . shrill ard boding scream.
Thou rushest by the laundering bark
Quick ~ passing dream.'
Lord of the boundless realm Of air,
In thy imperial name
The hearts Of the bcid anS nj, m.a0"' ""'0
Beneath the shade of thy golden wings
The Roman lesians borc,
From the Ilver Of EKy pts cloudy springs,
Their pride to the Polar shore.
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ONE PRIZE TO EVERY MN
TICKETS.

Whole -TicketS $40; Halves IS; Quarters ~ s..
Certificates q Packages in the Ordinary Draw
ings will be sold at the following rates. which is
the risk: CeIt,6eate Of Packase ef y Whole Tick
So Certificate Of Package Of 10 q uarter Tickets,
@3O Certificate of Package of 10 Eighth Tickets,
$40.
In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose the
amount Of money to our address for what you wish
to purchase; name the Lottery ID which yon wish
Quarters or E9hths, ON receipt of which we send
what il ordered. by FIRST mail. together with the
Immediately after the drawing, Printed draw
ing. Certified to by the Commissioners, will DO
sent. With On Explanation.
- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give the name OF their Post Once. C0un-
~ and State.
All co9munications strictly confidential.
-. All Prizes Of el,0OO and under, paid immo
diatsy after the drawing Prizes at the usna
. - w vol c1 EbDY L co.'s LOTTERIES are
crawn At Aasussa, Georgia. and Wilmington, Dali
Orders for Tie6sts q Cs5t6cstss 70 Be directed to
e WW0033RR. EERRRRXX T cc9. AAsls , Gs:.
arcutare, containing 6chemoo Tor the month.
vaM % senf. Tree OF expense, By addrossing -
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1850. SPRING TRADE. 1850.

GEORGE HTARRETT,
(0ovsrner Street, Richmond. Virginia.
Offers for sale the following list Of articles. Of his
own manufacture. Wig:
Tin Ware, Of I'll kinds.
Sheet Iron and C0DpeI Ware. -
Cast and Sheet Iron Stoves for wood, u varieieo.
Sheet lFOa Slows for wood, u
Cast and ohoot Iron Stoves lot coal, 10
TIE DsiIlfeut 6as Burner m1es.
Portable @oAteus
Portable Crate,
Diamond Radiator,
EE s::: I: Ss!'::'' iisl wood and ooal9
S :sEssst ID FL IL cS scv ,ss sa:
49, TeDairng eoes for the same. aiways on bar 4.
GREz61 ExTRACIOAr-Pa Tslnonag
lSuk Aad voqllsa 0ePsses, ~ lIq.a 1eoa1-
esssa. BE-. without the SLIGHTEST in1s-
1hIs - FL hssa ussa ezisasivsly. t>rsssh-
SSeezspfa ~ feeeitef ~ 49, q. /
~:
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OFFICE X. l. D. X. ~
RicHMprp, Oct. q. ~
GREAT SOL TuWBSs

&e0 II ERN MAIL kotIEIp
4RA late arran ement, tae =, hien ~
and Danvilie, South Side, VirsinIa and Isnnss n.
East Tennessee and Virginia, East lennessele
have sntercs! into An agreement 10 pass Ns sas
Children under three years Of age, FEEs, o,sI -
respective roads, to take eiect on and AFTER No'''
Der LIST, 1859. ..,.,. TIM
route offers advantages unsurpassed py Nny I'M
For further particulars, Apply at the $1,000
hoe, Richmond and Danyilie Railroad, Hes.st
&C N-dts &. CAMPBELL, osS.~-
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PIANO roRTBa

RiCMMlND PIANO EgR19
mxIypEffCSTY % - FeSkEIsfNN RN S1 AnHEkl.
Gan MUSIC AND MUSICAL lNSTRUMENTS.
pOAk kADE, WAreEoqIas 81, Fac:osy -
, nsSsd street would fsspsctially 9yse R2Se az
would oder such guarantees - viii sstisfy ths
Oar PIANOS are warranted for Eve year,. kept
n tnAo tWelvo months, and exchanged within tie
Art II months 4 thsJ fal TO give entire saiaaiae
uCo 20 the purchaser. -.
..es, "a : sss e Srs 81, S: &:
nisAfi sxseslIoa q thsjr osdsrs.
- HANO1 Kiss1 & - 49,.
lsn-1A,vD 'oA IIsk.ssss b
rEI1INS6EJE su 1 e 49, Sa !. r. e
~ ~ 81 IA raIsa6SeT 81 1ieh.q 81 vlI{lsis. =
~ ss;,f:s; ~ : 49, s - ~ Y y:
"a v Ssssss Il ssr piANQs. - =. ~ !.
q a. Scsatsy, Il q Viii = y - II ~.
C-..''' : :. q - s li1f ses a. Mar.
!
-: s51IT7i1s . ; 10
-;
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WILLIAM MALONE.
Engineer and Sup't N. & P,R.h.
-, GREAT SOUTH. 1Ocn
- n w ESTERN NATV IHMD

r.. nr~zr, GREAT SOUTH. 1Ocn
A ssfff5 k{{ffzsa4T w ESTERN MAIL lou,
LINER C II MOND Ann
RANvlLLE D:-cHANGE OF sCBE
DULE.-On and after SUNDAY, January ~
will run rs follows:
Leave Richmond daily at sA. NJ, for Jnncto,
tBurkevllie,i Lynchburg, Bristol. Knoxville DI
ton and Atlanta, Ga, Chastanoora, Nashville
Grand Junction, aud Memphis. Tenn, Mont
gCmery and Mobile, Ala. and New Orleans
Leave Richmond daily, except Sunday 70,
Danville, Va, and Greenboro'. N. C., a.SAM
RETURNING:
Leave Junction, { Burkcvil.e) daily, at 10 AN,
and arrive In Richmond at z. NJ.
Leave Danville daily, Except Sundays ats A.
NJ :. and arrive in Richmond at I. NJ
The above trains connect both ways with the
South Side Railroad trains to and from the soGa.
west at the Junction. ana with the Virginia Ger
trail. and Richmond. Frede ricssLurg and Po,omu
Railroad trains, to and from the North at Rich
mOnd.
IA. Through Tickets sold. and baggage checked
through to the above points; also, 10 the Vlrslas
Springs.
IA For Through Tickets and further infarms.
ton, apply az the ticket office Of the Richmond Asd
Danvllle Railroad Company, RichmoBd.
ia 2S-ts ALEX. WORRAll,, Sup't
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Passengers breakfast and sup a. Ashland snc ass
on beard the comfortable steams! between Acsas
Creek and Washington.
n. For further Information, apply stih1 enss'
Broad street, Shockoe Hill.
JAS. B. WINSTON, Genr Ticket AsI
6AM'L RuTH, SUIT.
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10 ll-d&cvly A Rich ;i %nV W.

MEDICAL CARBIDE. PLUME offers has SER
IA vices g the public in the trsatmentof all secret
branch gives Dr. p. claim TO public favor Once
on Franklin street, near the Exchange Hotel, and
ways ON hand, supply OF the ''CHEMICH tx
TRACT or FLOWERS:" one Of the very best
cines cent TO order. All commv nicatons BY letter
or otherwlso promptly attandA to. Richmond, Va
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1890 sPklNa ~ sgnaaks. 1890
sE6RS. ios shs Sssssst 90 spssssshns So
S ss S:: ssis:r
"'''' i.s'.. sss GLOVE k!O SS Sa SsSofs
Ladies English lasting New sssls suTToEEp
..y. nor dd Il Prices {, an, 1ssos;
ia 1 Also. nov ready, LADIES, HEEL sILPPERs.
,s Broad &c. b hEL.ssE III .S az :;l.
1ASsSBs sHo {; n sAffi All asSib NAT RoSr -
friends end The public generally that he h be- 1ns
and III he
grades Of Goods in his line. both Of his own manu-
He respectfully invites the attention Of the pub:
nc to his stock, being satisfied that it y exceied
Ter 1t at such prices ascannot fail to give sotisiac
COUNTRY MERCHANTS buying for cash or
city acceptancss. especially invited to call, a.
it will be to their interest to DO So q,
1R RSSEf asR II r FkicfsschAy.
BEHlE, Broad street, between "a and "a;
f.Ssa and
body in Richmond to compete with him in hug line,
b: % 0FfHfA a.
tBhA . cSTFsk EHhkP f 81 szSSFF~
4AONE.-We are low prepared to furnish our
sns 81 snS sa Ssy
want. eIthsr of our own manufacture or imported.
e ch[en latest and IF the les.
tx ssS hseS fs fae asfs
PfFGByHess a"d
description al! Of which will e sold Icy s,t9ss by
Manufacturers and Importers Of Boots and Shoes,
l27 Main street. Richmond, Va.
CIR EAT REFLECTION IN THE n
~ PRICE OF HATS AND B0OTS.-A
MAJ Columbian Hotel building.
1s IT,: Of sss sH s .:o ss
III x NJ Is: ~: with
to supply him with handsome and substantial ca
sssfs 4assf E 81 !;
90 GENTLEMEN'S w z Ar We
- Sbaye the following desirable styles of
Sole channel and Stitched Boots; Caters and OK
ford Ties; Calf, Kid Caters and oxford Ties Last
cred Cashmere and Velvet Slippers. The above
named Shoes are all of our own Richmond make,
and we invite those in want of reaily'a prime ar
'~N'O MARCUS HARRIS h BRO,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
Next to the American Hotel.
M. NENzEL, Foreman.
eywp TRUNKS AND VALICES. The
<o1tDsssortment Of Trunks and Waiices that has
ever been offered for sale in this CITY, msde ex-
pressiy to their order AN in want OF good Trunk
u ~ ALEX: Hill { CO, in NS,a;snst;,,
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THE PATENT VAULT LIGHT MAN.-Mr
Thaddeus Hyatt is advertising himself in va
rious ways, from Washington. His last card
is a silly offer of $500 for prize essays on the
~ before committees. The $500 of this Hyatt
and all his other dollars, have been made out
of the Government of the United States
which. through its Patent Office have secured
to him his patent against State or individual
violations, and from this patent he has laid
up lots OF money. If there had been no U. s.
Government, he could have had no patent, and
would have had no money.-N. Y. Express.
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IoRDINARY.-An up.coun.

aERRATUM ExTRAoRDINARY.-An up-coun-
try exchange says:
sin the piece ON our fourth page, entitled
1--WE must not lag behind" ms tead of the line,
"That moulds its dirty Shirt" please read,
"That would its duty shrink
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- 5Sl sfsS N5xThfsRS y
RANGEMENT:-.IMPORTANT TO TRAVEL:
EKS.ETHROIGH TICKETS AND ThR0Cgl
rying the great United States Mail. Twice tsi
SUNDAY night excepted between Richmond, AM
andria, Washington. Baltimore, Phadelphia NJ
Creek and Washington, over the Richmond. .Frd.
ercksburg Il Potomac Railroad, to the Petcmn
river 70 miles, and BY splendid and comiorsa,s
miles In seven hours; being comfortable and ~
fecty safe rate of speed.
Hours of departure: 6:DeA. NJ, and !, M
BAGGAGE, under charge Of Special AssaR
ChECKEDTHROUGHt TO Washing ton. Bsltm@s
Philadelphia and New York.
THROUGH TIcgErs can be secured az the follow
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6yYR SURGEON DENTIST,
door to P. Horton Keack's trimming store, and two
Goods store.
The subscriber HAVING removed 20 the above
house, would he pleased TO see thoso with whom 10
has engagements, and has maAe extensive prepo-
tons performed 10 ths most approved and acientikc
style known 70 the Profession, and all work done
by him warranted to give satlsiactiOn, I0clS-iy
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MEDICAL HOSPITALS.

VETERINARY OF THE MEDICAL Col.
l. LEGE.TThis Inhrmary - situated at the CORNER
6saithln position. convenient TO the Railroad De.
pots: Hotels and other centres OF business. ltis
sSs 81
:a N SD6TS OF OF sc
the insane and those laborinE. under contagi ous
diseases. are admitted into the Institution. Lying
in women are also received and carefully attended
Private rooms furnished when desired.
WSs aa 81 Po
and Medicine are. Tor Per week.
f fslSsss Room. ...........7;osl:
In addition to the above rates, IN ca:es rssn,ns
sr.so: sssySss sn. ahf e
~ bss 1
any case may be ascertained by application to eth
er Of the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Ply
:. An charges payable on ths removal Of the ~
4ss:. .S Is sYsrssSSSss1 GIBSON. PErico
w As;s. sas Ma rcsXS;%jsan'-Pro. TUCKER CON
s6::.S:s. F&y:;oi:ses sTaa MASON. MD.
Persons in the country, desiring to send patients
% 81 asS.''' either the
RELLEvUE HOSPiTAL.-.rhis Instltutlon,
~ which has boon in successful! oper alton for the
last seven years. 10 sltnated on Church Hill, Rich
every SSnaSovs sa 70
the cori9rt OF patients and the saccessfnl treat
Il has lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
navc neen nicely furnished suitable to the aco0m
rssssa az sheT S9vas eSc
Pa,ficuar attention will be paid to the Ivisg. il
sss,ds' which are SeculiaIly commodioas.
tPayeels on the removal of tho Patiently
Coiosed sdI AZ pa week. ........-- ~
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DISSOLUTIONS. &c.

CO.PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.. HAG-
~ ERTY and H. w. STARkE have associated
themselves together, under the style and firm OF
HAGERTY h STARKE, No. 200 Main street, next
door to Adams Co.'s Express Office. for the pur-
pose Of conducting the TIN, GAS-FITTING,
PLUMB ING, STOVE. RANGE, AND HOT AIR
POUNDING. BRASS FINISHING, &c.
We are now prepared to execute all orders en-
trusted to our charge either of the above
branches. in the very best manner, and by irst-
class mechanics. We would especially call the at
tentiOn Of country merchants before purchasing.
we feel confident as stock il entirely new, ii
that We can give entire satisfaction.
We would aisS call the attention Of the trade to
and Steam Filters, which we are manufacturing
and selling at Northern prices.
Babbat Metal, CARROTS Patent Anti Friction
Highest cash prices paid for OLD METALS.
fA H-d2m
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f. 6asaiter N 6HS1b5Aa YyA. No. =

FOR MORTAL
SS POINT AND HAMPTON %
all Of the above mentioned pIacss w W. Hl;t
d'TeSa' ANn fHa cc%RiGtas
FOLK AND .PETERsBGRG Raj az aI No. =, aslSol
the Richmond and Pete rshurg Rallroad raanp1'At
Office, in Richmond. THROUGH TicS xSg!ig,,y u
Do: Second DO ''. do.s '~..-".sss
For Old Point or Hampton, return tcl.,..i;.. "
the round trip good within is dsys sI 10.
Second ss Do pa''s do. .~.'~.-..-...,s
Straight tickets; first class .....' y
DO. second do. ~
~ These fares embrace the Steamboat cb,,.;..' ~
M9s"Ik 70 . Hia ronf and they cover ali ssp
upon the Steamer at NoriSlK "A" "'m sas Can
At Norfolk, the Cars connect d;rso,,, ~,
steamer, which has been engaged to ran s'! "a.
There is no DELAY or inconvenience in III. n sM
wharf. ''" '"'O'eansts
Passengers By this route leave Richmond =, 4.
folk at l9s, and land at Old Point or HsSSsoss a
IL NJ, allowing ample time for all prel,mnsss 'a,
arrangements and SALT WAT Err BATH Is 49,
Passengers by thik route have the ,r;v;,., .,..
manning over IN Norfolk and goinr 70 IA b.esi.n
Hampton in the afternoon or BY the same bo.,
day. ' 'A'' "'' n'H
Hampton ieaye old Point at Sis A. NJ and H.n n.y.
ton AZ !;A5 A. NJ, IN each ease after tbe rsgnss
breakfast, reach Norfolk at 10; leave Noriot al
r. M srFive IN Petersburg at i:25 and in Rirhmo,t
at S:AS r. NJ, In time To connect with The t,s,,s
'I RsB Bz ;i% CHECKED sissIIf' THROUGH
WILLIAM MAHONE.
Engineer and Sup't N, PIT
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~ TO the VOTERS or HENRI.
~ co C0UNTY.-By the advice of my
friends. and in accordance with my own wishes,
announce myself candidate for the ONCE OF
SHERIFF OF HkNRlCO COUNTY. and solicit
your surfaces at the State election in May next.
the duties Of the office, refer you to all who know
me for the manner in which those duties have been
performed during the past three years that have
acted az deputy for the present Sheriff.
Respectfully. your fellow citizen,
NH l-dt24my~ GEO. ID. PLEASANTS.
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A CARD.--DR. BROOKS has re-
49, moved his Office to sth street, between
lain and Cary streets.
Office hours from to "A. NJ and from 8 to
P. NJ.
He has for sale privately, Tt n LOTS. fronting
30 feet each on Grace st. AID ave ON Broad St.,
just beyond the Western line Of the corporation
stands the cultivation and mana cement Of flowers,
&c: and for rent, TWO SEATS in Pew No. 13 IN
st. PauPs Church. NH Sim
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VIRGINIA CEN1nAy
&&E mai / and frxssEsSSS.
TRAIN will leave Richmond Dsiiy; q ~
for GORDONSVILLE. CHAkLGtr haypRiA
STAUNTON. LYNcHBURG. ALhA"'''"''
NH aN,s WI. +. ADcoCK. Ticket Ase.s
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CHINA, GLASS. &c.
~ AT Low PRICES
We have just received: direct from the
Double Plated and Britannia ICE PITCHERS |;
Double Plated SPOONS. FORKS, Dinner and Des
set e St KNIVES; English TEA TRAYsand WAIT
Plated Goods made expressly for US. aud ,cor-
rdnted. WILLIAMS l. ELLIOTT,
81 Main ST., nearly opposite st. Charles Hotel.
an 2-lw
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IN CHM GLASS,
~ AND EARTHENWARE.
NPRINls HR AnE lafOl

VIZ CHINA,
~ AND EANTHENWARE.
SPRING TRADE, 1850.
GEO. J.SUMNER CO.,
WAREHOUSE.
No. 70. Pearl or 18th street. Richmond. Va.
In consequence of unavoidable delay in the COM
pletion OF our new warehouse, on Governor street,
closes; and friends will find us AZ the old loca
ton, No. 20 Pearl street, for another season.
Our stock is now daily arriving and ,s the largest
and most complete stock Of EARTHENWARE,
CHINA and GLASS, ever offered in Virsinia. and
we invite the attention Of the merchants OF Vir
ginia, North Carolina and Tennessee. who may
visit this market, to prices, confident that
can successfully compete with the largest houses
in any of the Northern States.
~ We only ask them to give US the preference over
Northern houses, provided we can do rs we'll for
them. We ask nothing more.
The most experienced packers employed, and
goods shipped promptly.
We supply the BEST quality of Stoneware, as
low az IT can be purchased at the Factory.
We give our prompt and faithful attention to the
execution Of orders.
VIZ RICHMOND MADE SION e.
~WARE-Consisting of Jugs, Jars, Pitch
~ KEESEE & PARIS Pottery.
Corner of Cary and l2.h streets
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s. 1890 swa q ~ IL 4sssaa.s 4 i.
.ssksxs- a4As i $780,. ssss Il. gss4ss 81
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JAMES u. BROWN E,S

ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
9th street, next to the Mechanics Institute.
MES. HAIRS. SETTEES, &C.; also, Grating,
Vault and Cellar DOORS, and every other KIND Of
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
poses, manufactured at snort notice.
n, Particular attention given to enclosing Burial
Lots in the city nd country.
THE UNDERSIGNED have formed a CO.
L partnership for the transaction of a COhIMlS-
SION BUSINESS, under the firm of LEWIS
WEBB l. JOHN 6. WADE. They ill give par
CORN and TOBACCO. They occupy the store and
lumber house No. 6 Main street, long occupied by
Lewis Webb. LEWIS WEBB,
JOHN g. WADE.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 1. 1859. no7-dcw&swts
NTM. SATTLER 4 CO.,
" !NR9RTKRs AND DEALERS
OILS, PAINTS, VARNISEES AND WINDOW
GLASS.
BRUSHES.-We received by the late steamer
arge supply of Painters and Artists Brushes, of
superior quality, to which we call the attention Of
our customers.
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CHINA, GLASS.

~HO CHINA, GLASS, I'm
~ l. A II Il II +. n w A X E. WtH
o. B. TAYLOR,
III MAIN STREET,
Has now in store, and on storage. lately received
Per ships lnvincible, Niagara and Star Of the West
and from the principal glass factories of the
try, the largest and most complete assortment of
goods he has been able to offer to the trade Of
Virginia. North Carolina and Tennessee. He feels
confident he compete with the re- packing
houses Of the North and an assurance Of his
ability to do so, he will duplicate at the prices
any bi purchased of a re- packing house at the
North within the past twelve months. All orders
sent to him will receive his personal attention.
NH 28-lm
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CO.PARTNERSHlP.- M. WEST, Of
~ Petersburg. and THOMAS JOHNSTON, Of
WEST his entire stock Of BOOKS and STATION
cry, and will continue the business under the
old stand. las Main street, and hope, by strict at
tentOn tn business, to merit the patronage If their
friends and the public, which has been so literally
bestowed upon the house Of GEO: M. WEST.
yNO. nj. WEST.
THOMAS JOHNSTON.
Richmond, Feb. LIST, 1860.
A Card.-In retiring from the Book Trade, /
desire to return my thanks to the public, who have
30 generously sustained me, and trust my success
sors may receive the same encOurag ement.
fel-tS sass GEO. Nj. WEST.
Mr.. II. BROWNELL'S INTEREST IN
AVA the firm Of CLARKSON & ANDERSON
continues the same - it was in tho firm Of Clark
son, Anderson & Co.
GARRISON l. ANDERSON,
j. Ats No. los Main street. Richmond.