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Clothing. Clothing. Clothing.
MALARD & TOOKER,
Corner of Canal and OLD Levee streets.


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sUPERFINE BLACK cI.oTH DRESS COATS. ".@4 g."
BLACK AND CoLoRED CASHMERE sACs
AND BUSINESS COATS.
REVERSIBLE CASHMERE BUSINESS sACs =..n5
BLACK and eor.oREp UNION cAss1MF,iYs r.tIErors.
sAcs AND BUSINESS coATs.
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STOCK OF FALL GOODS.

and will open this week fine assortment, consisting Of
CAssIaEREs AND DELAINEs-New patterns.
.. :. /. Small CURES for Children.
EMBROIDERED PoPLINs AND BAREGEs
\. ToILE DE cHEyRE AND cIIALLIEs.
| TAFFETAs D'ITALIE sATINEE-A material.
| BLACK GoLoRED sILKs-Al prices.
| FRENCH ENGLISH AND AMERICAN cALICoEs,
| PLAIN AND PRINTED eas1BRfCs.
| WHITE AND coLoRED BRILLIANTINEs.
| FRENCH AND IRISH LINENS, sHEETINGs and SHIRT
INGs.
1 z7EstaFtt-r AMI IRISH
LINEN DANAsK CLOTHS AND NAPKINS.
| WoRsTED AND SILK AND WoRsTED DAsfAsK.
MUSLIN AND BONNET CURTAINS.
| LADIES' AND CHILDREN's ENGLISH, FRENCH AND
| GERMAN HOSIERY.
| MEMS AND YOUTHS. ENGLISH FRENCH and GERMAN
| HOSIERY
| TWEEDs AND cAssRIEREs etc, etc, etc.
Also
A LARGE ASSORTMENT
Plantation Goods.
BLANKETS, IINsEYs AND JEANS,
LowELLs, DENNIS AND coTroNADEs,
WOODEN cars AND SOCKS, etc, ETC.
All Of which they offer AT VERY LOW PRICES being de-
sirous Of reducing their before moving into their new
store No. l26 Canal street
selo 2ptf GIQUEL4 & JAMESON.
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pIaniEs ron 1861 AID Corros sAMrLNs PAPER.
A'sss Il o. s,slson Co. avo ias reesiysa I'm
e 2, counting hene and roetst dares fo 1881 which are
gu feaisea We would be Had d 81 Nh ~
diaries become N ne common with ali classss il bos AMI
professional men hnais ~ hesds 10 many isao,sa. 80
Asxes taaa n a paaeina In nd N an,
book II refsfeace - z
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IS Bunker Hill Rangers The regular
weekly meetings Of this Club viii be held hail. corner
Of Bienyile and Aarais streets on MONDAY EVENINGS
o'clock.
BY order Of the President:
SEA apte GEO. O. BEAREs Secretary
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TRusKs, CAnrEr BAGS. YALEsrs Am INn1, O.,

TRUNKS, GARRETT BAGS, VALEsEs AND INDIA RUB.
Der GoopsA most complete assortment Of these goods
Kept BY Msssrs H W. Rsyods& Co. No. Magazine street.
where they can be beh low prices reasonable terms
Wy and country merchants would find greatly their inter-
ss g patrcue This house. they part
81 sne swn goods and rongy The demand they
nave 70 supply Their wholesale prices too as low as those
y shy hose IN me NORTH whils The difference expenses
important. See their advertisement.
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WIN TER
IAwTATroN CLoTEENG
Giqstet $ .yansisON,

16 AND ls..,.. CHARITIES STREET.. is AND Is
Have received by the latest arrivals from Europe and the
North portion Of their large and fashionable
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Rs- DIR. Charles Il. Kells, Dentist, No. asa
Canal street. between carondee aud Baroune New Orleans
l14 2pIyAfo&W
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MONDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 10, l8eo.
AUCTION SALES TINS DAY.

eSsOur Havana correspondence, with news
from walker in Central America, will be found
unusually interesting.
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srRAsEp.--AIr. Ference Goyle adyertises bay
mare ami sois as having a into hts yad corner eisoa,
and aeFkst streets. see advertisement
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Biarses for Is6I.

Jast received fne assortment &c COMMUNICATIONS and
POCKET DIARIES, pFng twenty different styles Fer
fl. G. sTETsoN y CO.,
Gsi'sfai stsoeeF=,
$40 2ps 81 Camp street.
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sa-why is the s,oa.t ss,.ing maehines 3

badly abused by agents OF ether machines
Because public pronounced them the best having
superseded ali others The still continue
No. q Canal street.
seIe apim&W u. S. HEDRICk, Agent.
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Emigranfs 10 Central .gnses.tca

Persons desiring to emgrae Central America will apply
at the YERANDA HOTEL Of Camp South streets
opposite Lafayette Square.
se5 2p6t @. T. FAYSsOuX.
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| EFEIT KANGEksJ Uhcers:
Presideni-HENRY BEBEE.
ce-President-HANSoN KELLY.
Treasurer-RoBERT PRINGLE.
secre,arymGEo ". SIMPSON.
Finance Committec-Geo W. Stoddard John r. Bradley
Robert PdDge, Hadson English Perkins, Hanson Kelly
The Club selected TUESDAY EVENINGS for its regular
meetings. se3 2p10t
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Heatcsses, .5esccss.y, efc.

FR uttEttS, JeaUGE3'W, efC,
BEING DESTROYS OF CHANGING MY BUSINESS
IL
Offering my Stock
WATCHES, JEVFELRT, .sIL EERW1RE, etc.,
AT COST PR1oEsI
W. A. WILSON,
jy1 zpH IS Canal strest.
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Ud0ipho sVroFfe's


TO the Travelling Community.
worFE's celebrated AROMATIC soH1EDAM scHNArPs
shopd be in the hands Of every Traveller No family shouG
leave the city Or be without supply during the Feather
i invariably coects The Ill ec Of change Of weather and
beverage it is The rurcst liquor slade in the world
Put in pint and quart bottles sa1 by Ill Druggists Gre
cora and Frul. Stores.
Udolpho Wolfe'SPure COgnae Brandy,
In bottles imported by himself Warranted pure
and the best quality with his certificate each bottle.
Udolpho WoIfe's Pure Old Port Wine,
Imported by himself in Of dozen each with Ills eer4
tifcats Of its purity each BETTE
UdoIpho Wolfe's Pare Madeira Wine, 4
In Of dozen each, with his certificate on tie bottles
guaranteeing lis purity.
UdoIpho Woife's Pure sherry Wine,
Imported BY himself Warranted pare witA his certificate
the bottle and amp the cork
Udoipho Woife's Genuine SGhiedam
AROMATIC sCHNAPPS,
Pnts and quarts, The best Gin IN the world. All
sold undo the name Of schnapPs, not PIT ~ by Linn az
position or the purchasers.
UDoLPHo WOLFE,
sele Importer, No. % Beaver street, New yoss
For sale By the following Arms ia New orleans:
( i a akfff I u / DO.
EATON, BEHTEAT0N CO.,
flAGhAhit, sIEEI4E x Co,
GOODRICH 4 60,
BUNAEI4L 4 bAILfEFF,
q. IHbukEB, In
SCHMIDT Il EFiGLER. ..
Il. BLOCK 20, Gu
BIaCUE Il SImAS.
ARTHUR 4 Co, RI
GEO, r Wife 4 Co, -
W l. ALLEN d CO,
p. DWYtk, HI
C0hVERSE Il co
KARSTENDIEK Il CO.,
Dsk.hAILEY,
7. w. ECeI.ER ~
IHuAfSM 4 BARNES
JOHN r. MtpIsN~a -
HOLMES 4 sfI3alER
w u LAEIER eco
JAMES SAMEt
4. N MORRISON K co
E.CONhRY,
PAfNE Il KEMP.
-x ~ TEN 9 NtlsERI. tol3 2p5r1
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In this City.

Planters manufacturers private families desiring to pur
chase durable instrument combining simplicity with all
good qualities of perfect machine referred the follow
ing and to ALI OTHERS whatever section of country, who
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-10
EVftc0e s Gibbs
S E w N q MACH me.

ERsitC0c s. Gibbs
S E w n G NJ A @ H N E.
The points of superiority ciamedn this Machine renderng
desirable for Family or Plantation use are
Its and power being capable of making
FOUR THOUSAND stitches per minute, and a PER
FEGTLY RELIABLE STITCH.
1t will not drop Stitches operation
Its wonderful simplicity making ensy operate
l. No mistake possibly be made in setting the n.eds
1t will hem perfectly required size from the
hem to thai of yard in width also fell seams
without The difficulty experiences with other Machines
O. Last ht the price thirty five oarslIs lower rha1
any other reliable Machine Market and brings II
within the reach of at
-PurchRsers will guaranteed perfect satisfaction with
the pvilegeof returning The Maehineif trial il does no.
prove be al recommend
DAVIS BROTHERS, Agents,
n apeafts ~ f'smp
E'sstYBageks'
P r n @ PA L oUTHERN
Scale Warehouse,
AND DEPOT FOR
LILIES BURGLAR AND FIRE-pROoF SAFES.
FAIRBANKS 4 CO.,
di2 2pR Ne. g Camp street.
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sss@es s.ssa ksyogarss,
sv'tstes, liquors, ETC.,
. ls AND 16 ROYAL STREET

NOS. 3 AND ID ROYAL STREET.
Asuppy Of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, IN quarts
and pins continually hand which equal to the bs.i
this market Also, other brands Of inferior oal
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA srFR.
BY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON sEERRv ~
CHOIR SHERRY SPARKLING and STILL HoCK. Old ana
Fine PORT VINE MADEIRA ANR SHERRY WINES
OF the vintage 1895 1888 and is5 am
1thei brands WHISKY, or all descrlptons-sootcb ,t
Rye and bourbon ALE and PORTER IN pn,s and ana,+s
Also on hand, my usHal assortment Of the best
Wines and Liquors
the market which will be sold reasonable terms Az
ather mouse the city NS
sEWELL T. TAYLOR.
81 1piy Nos Island 10 Royal street
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.vaftonaE Union Ticket.

U X ElOE + X NJ ID FN i:
EDWARD EVERETT, Of Massachusetts.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS FOR LOUISIANA:
First Electoral Dstrct.
RIyIERE GARDERE, Of T. bernard Rlector
@. DEFERRlET of Orleans, Alternate
Second Electoral District
Hon RANpELL HUNT, of New Orltars Elceor.
JULES LAyERaNE, Now Orleans, Alternate,
Third electoral District.
CHRISTIAN RosEhluS. Of Jefferson, Flecter
DUNCANs. CAGE, of Terrsbouno Alternate. 49,
Fourth Electoral District
10. FUQuA, of East Feliciaaa, EectoF.
HIN. FAyRoT, of West Baton Rouge, Alternate. ~.
.m. Fifth Electoral District
THOMAS II. LEWIS, of opsloasas, EIsctor.
vALsIN FoURNET, Of ST. Martin Alternate.
SIKH Electoral District
JOHN RAY, of ouachits Elector um
Hon. b L. HODGE, of C4ddo. Alternate
Each the Polls his yots for SIX ELECTORS
zach ono of which must reside in separate Districts y2
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Great Bargains
The ChOEeJ0gue.

Who that has the pale and emacated Invalid suffering
with Fever and Ague has wished the sufferer
from his lingering prosation With what delight write the
words of consolation
Osgood's India Choiagogue.
This, pronounce is the only Thing that will them
life strength and ygor Itwoks wonders it annibales all
bilious indications completely the chs nygorates the
whole system ard the 1t the one only thing
that viii dol Therefore let all sufferers apply at once for os
good's Cholagogqe
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and III Ghartres street.
General Agents the to whom all orders should
be addressed seD 2p8feGd&1W
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7he appended

LIT s r o + N A Nj Il s
Comprises Few of the Persons Using the
WILCOX Sc GIBBS F."
SEWING MACHINE ELS
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a8>The Advertisement Messs D. Bros viii be found IN
aaoiheF eolamn sele 2paqts
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WILCOX Sc GIBBS
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Fourth District Unsos, CUB.

PHILIP POWER, JR.. sec,y.
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LIRE INSURANCE.

MARINE INSURANCE.
incorporated 1892.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSUR
ANCE COMPANY.
A.Ofice No. l5l Main Street, Richmond. ~
THIS COMPANY has the advantage of t'centy- ssren
years experience in the Insurance business, and
having enjoyed the favor OF she public during an
the citizens Of Virginia.
II effects Fire Insurance in city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts Of the world.
Its cash capital and surplus above, and it's
affairs managed prudently, but literally and its
rates low as those OF any other good lnstitu
ton. DIRECTO1s:
w. l.. Cowardin, J. f. Wsdfworth. Patrick Cullen
JOseph Allen VIM. Beers, Geo. w. Smith
Horace l.. Kent, Thos. samson, 3. L. Winston
VIM. Palmer, Chas. w Purcell, Jno. Gordon
Alex. K. Parker, JOS. z. Winston, Arch. Thomas.
Jas. A. Inloes, n. A. Cha borne.
Apply to the President or Secretary, in person or
by letter w. l.. COWARDlN, PRESIDENT.
WIN. WILLIS, JR., Secretary. je ITS
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LIFE INSURANCE, &c.
NSuRAN nee COME ANY
L STATE OF FiRTfNil.
tOfice FIRST door. East # Custom House aud

INsuRArCE c s,svR - YY,Rs,r,A
tOfice FIRST door East # Custom House aud
MAIN s sTEE$TTE, SE s;;S;S%SSD' VA.
cao.. cS S1 70
9 % it " n terms Also. t" Guarantee NE'o
WI H. Mrei S I,es'a fa,n s,ssi s,ns
VIM g. cfea sb o. firm " of Caenshsw CO.
Wellington 6oddln firm Of Goddn AppeIs3n
firm Of
James Il. Grant, Tobacco Manufacture.
l.. d. Crenshsw. firm Of Haxall. Grcnshaw Co
John J.. Bacon. hrm Of Bacon Basker.ill,
r.. b. Haxa,l. firm of Haxali, Crenshaw Co.
Vim. B: Warwick. firm Of Warwick barksdae
Jas. Alfred Jones. Attorney at Law.
G. G. Elicit, Builder.
F.. z; Rnfin. Agrcnlturistt. and Mannisct u
X. w. McGruder. firm oil $. Mcdruder sons.
". W. Crump. Attorney at Lay"
JAS Dunlop h% IF 2Sn%Se'h MsSGs[f
o. F. BREsEE Secretary. le II I'm
RICHMOND AGENCY OF THE SOUTH
PRSTEcTIoN INSURANCE COMPANY
Chartered BY q asEeHts ooo =" ''''
HOME OFFICE, ALEXANDRIA, YAn
lnSures on the Cash and mutual Fian'
ED SAN(iSTER VIM. d. MASSEY,
DR. R. n. STABLER. THOMAS T. HILL,
CHRIST NEALE, RlCH'D II. GARTER,
p D. IIpSCONB ROBT f. LESTER,
SILAS BiGIOW, ST. STUART,
WN NJ TURNER VIM. WRIGHT.
OFFICERS.
HENRY w. THOMAS, President.
T. b. ROBERTSON, Vice President.
THOS. T. II LII, Treasurer.
VIM. WRIGHT, Secretary.
JAS. L. CLOSE, Actuary and General Agent.
Applications for insurance granted. and policies
issued and renewed on the most favorable terms,
in the above Company, at our office.
b. A. COOKE.
l.. 6. CLOSE,
18th st., Exchange Hotel Building,
90 S-6m Richmond, Va.
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Passengers breakfast and sup at Ashland and dine
on board the comfortable steamer between Acauia
Greek and w ASKING ton.
IA For further information, apply at this office,
Broad street. Shockoe Hill.
JAS. B. WINSTON, Genl Ticket Ax't.
SAM'L RUTH. Sup't.
OFFICE RICH'D & PETERSB'G K. X. COT
Richmond. Va. Nov. 24th. 1852 {
49, CHANGE OF HOURS
- YSSst the '' Trans on this road ,nt vii
leave as follows
RICHMOND FOR PETERSBURG
Express, daily except Sundays, at -. 40 A. Nj
Accommodation, daily, except Sundays,
t............... ...-.......--..-...8O 90 A. NJ
Mail, daily at. ----..-...255 =. NJ
LEAVE PETERSBURG FOR RICHMOND.
Express, daily at 3.45 A. NJ
Accommodation, daily, except Sundays,
at. Northumberland. 500 a. NJ
Mail. daily. except Sundays, at .....-.. 100 p. NJ
Passengers for Clover Hill will take the Express
Train on TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS or SAT
URDAIS. L. II. WfNNE,
noA-ts Superintendent.
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kiAhM OND MADE

n.y. CdRhIAG b. 81
NJ GEO. A. AINSIiE, igth sIrst, v ri
respectfully invite the attention OF MS Tisfs'
the public generally tn HIS large ana i ~
assortment of CARRIAGES, Btp"IbS, nae
HIS work is manufactured ia this e'tl " 4 =.
ten, workmen and out of the hest mAteii,l,
from those desiring 10 purchase - r.anss.ss.h
tcuiar attention paid TO REPAIR NJ, sbi'A
be done ON the most reasonable Terms
4 r a,u2..
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PIANO FORTEs
KlCuMO ND Piazza .a,..

MEE MANUFACTORT, AND AMI Ity0Rrt
~ H MIlIii N OF EeREiGX Iy66 SINIEiA s.
G 6oRR tSi Ra mp MMusicAL lNsrRrNNysSg,
Broad street, would respectfully ,ny,,s s s'
tention 10 Their larEe assortment Of ~ XiIGea At
would offer such guarantees as viii 80, " is
most fastidlous purchaser. WIS "1.isI q,
Gus PIANOS are warranted for five va
In tune Twelve months, and exchanged u-,iis, iss
hrst SIX months, II they fail to glv. h!o 4.
ton to the purchaser. 'e ss'ists
Particular attention is paid to ordsrs
country, ard persons may saie'y rely , I'm u
faithful execution of their orders wy tPna ts
va f "a Md taken n exchange for new one,
A.. ,.,. D0RR RApg
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CHINA, GLASS, &c.
} REMOVAL. 1860.

~ "''"o ''"' ISOU.
H. WILLIAM F. BUTLER h son,
w IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
CHINA, EARTHENWAKE AND GLASS,
Have removed To NO. - Pearl or l4th street. and
Will open IN all the month of February n large and
choice stock of New Goods of their own importa
ton, received direct tn this port, per ships Erie
and Alexander, and 10y the Kate Stamler and En-
d, mon, via New York Also from the Wheeling.
Va, and Western manufactures, every descrlp-
tion of PLAIN, PRESS Ed and CUT GLASS
ToRsn. LO0KjNti t Ella and FAECY
GOODS. which they offer to the trade Of North Ca
rolina, Virginia and Tennessee, us low any
Northern Jobbng house.
Our Senior has been for the last % years, i'm
porting China and Erthenware direct to this port;
and piedging ourselves 20 sell as low others.
respectfully ask the patronage of Southern meT
chants and the Southern public.
HA Store formerly occupied by w. :. & q. Don
nan. WIN. r. BUTLER Il son,
&c lS-d&cwlm No. 10 Pearl or llth street.
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de Ida cwly HAnf,
L!GHTE BRADBTr

w SJv citizens of Richmond and V,ren d q.
our PIANO FoRTES. We have PLACED t ,Heas =
struments with Mr.. CARUSl, that ths,ro,nsse's o
IN all respects, Eay be tested by the s,Is ~ =
famed CHICKERING'S. '1e u 20
We warrant all our PIANOS, and csn.,
high and rs numerous testimonials A, an, 'GD W..
IN the country, all of which can he 500, 's.'.il
CARUsl :, on Broad street Sd door iron, stI ." ~
I.liiH'rE 4 ii,
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PROV rye.

SStoS 60, op,lc,ans. j. offer Fa 4 X IL
Of Richmond and vicinity, their !MPRO'tY
CRYSTAL pERiSCOPlC SPECTACLE rs iot pre-
prime vigor Also. u very iarge assortmesl d.
MlSCROSCOPES, TELf. SCOP 0RtsA
GLASSES and MATHEMATICAL INS[RIo
SCOPES and ST EOSCOpIC PICTURES ps
found IN great variety, 1T their office, IN lne w
savings Rank. la vi am street. Richmond Va
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RICHMOND AND YORk
LA Et575s lSe:M RIVER KAILROAD.-On and
hFXNkG"K@af after MON DAY March list,


LA tlssst tsss+:s TO PASSEN GEKSiOOO.
tsrz .,Sx-0A-S1O GOING NORTH.-NEW AR
RANGFMENT- TO TRAVEL
ERS.-THROUGH TICKETS AND THROUGH
CHECkS.-GREAT NORTHERN ROITE-Car
rying the great United States Mail. Twice daily
{Sunday mig hit cepted between Richmond, lex
andria, Washington. Baltimore. Philadelphia. New
York. and all important points West, via Acaula
Creek and Washington. over the RICHMOND. Fred
ericksburg K Potomac Railroad, to the Potomac
river. rs miles. and by splendid and comfortable
steamers thence 70 Washington IS miles, III all Ia
miles IN seven hours being comfortable and per
fectly safe rate of speed.
Hours of departure: go. A. NJ. and 7, p. NJ.
BAGGAGE. under charge ri Special Agents
ChECkEDT ROUGH to Washington, Baltimore
Philade lpha and New York.
THROUGH TICKETS can be secured at the follow
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xE CHiCkERING PIANOS =, =
HT at N. CARUSl'S. Broad .,ss, -
wv ~ 2l dor e,

4 CARD.-Ne return oar thanks In Al, -.
TONERS ana the pubic generally. for The sa ''
hope bv street attention to business 10 Insr,~ ~
tinuance OF the sane, assuring them thai n, ~.
vii! lie spared to give them entire s,tisls,,i's"
Having IN our employ ment the hest wsfs,ran r.
this country can produce. we are now le,ts .a
pared tn manufacture ladies' Gentlemen 81. w ".
and boys BOOTS and SHOES Of 90 y
scription. and on a much Larger scale than b.,,|
fore. We import all Of our materials d,,se, T.
the manufacture Of all kinds Of work msds s.. ~
which will always he found superior 10 AM NJ,
ern Work. We sha'l engage more Largely ID m,rs
featuring than heretofore and we cali esna. niaa
tention OF all IN want Of good work and !, &.
prices, To call on ALEX. HILL h 20 A
Manufacturers and fmportersof
Boots. Shoes, Trunks a.
III Main 81. Richmond. II,
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AND EARTHENwARE.
SPRING TRADE. 1850
GEO. j. SUNNI ER CO.,
CHINA, GLASS. AND QCEENSWiRE

" r =
No. ~. Pearl or 18th street, Richmond. Va
In consequence oil unavoidable delay IN the
pletiun oi our warehouse, on Governor street.
shall be unable To remove until the Sprln. trade
closes and friends viii find az the old luca-
ton, No. - P,arl stY>st, for another season.
Our stock IS now daily and is the largest
and most complete stock of WARE,
CHINA and GLASS. ever offered IN Virginia, and
invite the attention of the merchants of Viz
glnla, North Carolina and Tennessee. who may
visit this marraet 10 our prices, confident thai we
succes stuliy compete with the largest houses
IN any of the Northe m States.
We only ask them to give us the preference over
Northern houses, provided we can do rs veil fo5
them. We ask nothing more.
The most experienced packers employed, and
goods shipped promptly.
We supply the BEST quality of Stoneware, as
low as 1t can be purchased AT the Factory.
We give our prompt and faithful attention to the
execution of orders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29
Richmond. January 10. lsf0. ''''''''
N Boots AND >HOts MADE

~ UNIT n we are row land 60
~ have been Tor some time pastb MAXIM MA
sured work Ia order. and having enlarss ed m,t mas
uiacturing establishment. we have better facS
ties tn serve our customers and the public gane,,
ty with every thing pertaining To- the Boot nm, H..
makins business. We also make tp order III
for cavalry purposes; Wellington and Washtnstos
Boots; plain stitched and channel trttom H. y
single. double and cork sole Boots We Also mai.
u order Boots and Sltnes Tor dttgrmss MT
We Will undertake tonake work oi ,yer, yst.,,
and style worn both IN tins country ard kuro,s
MARCUS HARRIS i BRO.
Next to the Amsfic,n.Ho,sl