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e. MARTYRS, JKWELky. siL Al1.

WATCHES, JEWELkY. S!LvM
"a AND PLATED WARES. A. MfbH
NM keeps constantly on hand lsrge ande01'
~ pete assortment OF the above naEei y.
ticies. embracing all the latest 81, les. Shlch he
ters To his friends and public on the most fes9i
able terms. He would call particular attention
E.s stock of fine Watches. such as Jules lar.eas@
r. Is. Adams Il Son, Alfred Lavaiet.e, Jules tSs
~, Henry Reynolds Lemon, Joseph Johns,oa,I'aa
Cralge, and other celebrated makers. he 20
keeps large assortme mt of rich Diamond SET 70
ger Rings, Shirt Buttons, Diamond Cluster p.
Single Stone Breastpius, for gents asa, l.i,'
Cameo and Pearl Sets, Etruscan and pan fos
Cham Bracelets, Chatham Chains. Neck CaSi.
Charms, Sleeve Buttons, Shirt suttons, &c; suIs
Sets, Goblets. Pitchers Salt Cellars, Cups seass,
Holders, Fish Knives and F0r's. Beft sE"L'l
Asparagus Tongs, Ice Tnnss. Silver spoeas AZ
Forks, fine Silver plated knives, &c.
Hoping tn offer such inducements thai cana
fuily solicited. & A. MYERS,
Corner of Main and feHtc
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NEW SOUTHERN STATE.-The old project
o. forming = new State out Of Northern Mis-.
sissipPs Msstern Tennessee, and the extreme
oAae me Tennessee Legislature has riysn II =:
senetton. The prOpose ed State wonId he hnn,,s
~ e "a me xennsssse river ON the east through
n States Of Kentucky and Tennessee and -
the MtsAissippt ON the west. and w,nu,H " ~. ~
tatn population Of about 100000. '. Son'
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Whole Tickets $40: Halves SIS; Quarters 30 50.
Certificates of Packages in the Ordinary Draw
lngs will be sold at the following rates, which is
the risk: Certificate Of Package Of ~ Whole Tick
cts, $50: Certificate OF Packase Of IL Half Tickets
$40; Certificate of Package of 10 Quarter Tickets,
SD; Certificate of Package of 10 Eighth Tic kets,
$40.
in ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose the
amount of money to address for what you wish
to purchase; name the Lottery IN which You wish
it invested, and whether you wish holes, Halves,
Quarters or Els hths, on receipt of which send
what is ordered, by first mail, together with the
scheme
Immediately after the drawing, a Printed draw
ing. Certified to by the Commissioners, will be
sent, with an Explanation.
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give the name of their Post Office, COun
ty and State.
All communications strictly confidential
VA All Prizes of 1000 and under, paid imme
dlatey after the drawlng-other Prizes at the usual
"a. WOOD. EDDY CO.'S LOTTERIES are
drawn at Augusta, Georgia. and Whining ton, Del
aware.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates to be directed to
WOOD, EDDY II CO., Augusta, ia,
Or WOOD, EDDY Il CO., Wilmington, Del.
HACrculars. contai lining Sche mes for the month,
will be sent, free of expense, by addressing as
above.
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CHINA, GLASS, DC.
REMOVAL.

:" REMOVAL. 1861.
WILLIAM F. BUTLER 4 SVN'ty
~ IMPORTERS and DEALERS ~
CHINA, EARrEENWAkE AND obAs''
Have removed Ia No. ~ Peatl or IAN s'ite.. -
Will open IN MI TIE month of February 81
choice stock ri New Goods. of theu oTA M b..
ton. received direct Ia this port. per t",rlI y.
and Alexander, and by the kate stam.euy w. n,
dy mon, via New York Also. froU the H'.ers
Va, and Western manufactones, even IEfiI
ton Of FiAtN, PRESSED and ct,ip U.s.; r.,
WARE; coal OIL and o'her LAM iyef
TORS. LOOKING GLASSES ara snsaC
GOohS. witch they offer "a the trade ol w. ~
Io!,na. Virginia and Tennessee, IS 90"
Northern Iohhing house. n
Our Senior has been for the asst = ,sa.sf,
and pjedr ne ourseiy,s r. sell Is low IS ehefs, =
respect fully AZ tho patronage o! soaias''
chants aud 'hc Southern public. 4: ns..
nan. WIN. +. BUTLER ~,
ie ,a-JScw,m No. 10 Pear or lah .i'ses -.
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- SOUTHERN sTONEwAKE f''

- Corner Cary ant 18th SITS. ch h'"''
kEEetH PARR. PfpP -. re,
the Subscribers respectfully shlnfnr s.,,.ss,
chsnts OF Vrg,nia, North caroiius and .sss,,, VI
that they are pianuts cturins tae tss. P,,rae-
Milk Pans, Charns, tread Rises, Seams
Jars, iair Tight &c, 30. s,A Var
Also, neatly painted charcoal pseWss, N ,,iss
Coolers, both meta! and wood cases. "a ~
from : gallons to - gallons. ..ys,sa =
IA All Ware sold by Us viii DO ass's
THos W.
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DENTISTRY.

~ AkIlflCIAL TEETH, ..Th.r.-
QyT5NRlastic and Vulcanite Prooess-S
D JONES, DENTIST. havilT the rl.h, n,n
above mode Of making Teeth, and heinz .at,t.s
can with confidence commend It 10 those dssrr,
tull or partial sets of teeth and especisIy NV
~ may he dissatisfied with those thew A.. NAV, Sos
mouth. and the suction thereh, secured. sn,s,.
hiln to insert one or more teeth ritAout leo,
This method having been adopted by those stsDt
ing highest In the profession, North and son,s
testimonials will he given and speciInenseybE,J
to those wishing to see them. Sets of Tss,h =,
gold or any other plate wrll of course he md, y,
those prefeTring them. Filling. Cleanslns' IN.
tractlng, and all other operations gently ana No.
roughly performed. Office on Nam street oprs,
CoTnthian Hall mn n H.
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q. ONE.PRICE CLOTHING STORE.
NEW STORE AND NEW GOOUS.-I
" would respectfully invit. the attention ~
MT my friends and the public generally to my
NEW STOKE, No 30 Broad street, oppo-
site MesSrs. Breeder Il Fox's, and 10 INV NV
ASSORFMENTO OF GOODS, which | should I've
most happy to make up at shOr. notice and ut rea.
sonabe prices. MARKS NELSON,
NJ rr 40 Broad street.
N. BICUTTiNG promptly attended 70.
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TVMiNA.WAKE AM HOUSE,ftsxHsSTHst

xNfES WISH S89EES s1iEH M REsT IA
are rsoeiS,ss now. diyes from the manss ssS
and from Northern tide ssles, snivSIsTats
variety. Of CHINA, GLASS, snd lBiK CT,
i.EkY; p Arb, BRITANNIA. Al sA' $50
JAPANNED WARE; besides an sea,!soor obs ,sa
ment Of french and German 7 AMI uw d ss',
TOYS. TO which We ,avise Las s.snas ssasiss,.
thai our eco " and rslcKs will realy :" vsssssa
. call: We enAeAvof 70 ma n.,TSSa'AP ".
Tor calling bargain sen"~' -
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6Y~ SURGEON DENTIST,
lo Once on Main. below Pearl street, n.i.
door to p. Horton Keach's ,rimmln NJ s,or, and iva
doors above Messrs. Thos. X. Price L Co.Ipr
Goods store.
The subscriber having removed TO the ,tnv
house, would 10 pleased 20 see those with whouN
mas engagements, and has made extensive prev.
rations T. servo the public generally. All epe-.
tons performed 10 the most approved and scsa,n,
styl known to the Profession, and all work la
BY him warranted to give satisfaction. Innll-ll
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SINGULAR RRsTlTUTIoN.-The Lyons journ-
ais have the following: NJ. l., a wealthy
merchant at Lyons. France, lost, about three
years ago, a pocket-b book containing three
Thousand francs. and though he offered a libe.
raj reward for its restitution he could not
hear anything about it. He soon forgot the
matter, but three days ago he received box
containing $3.50 francs, in notes and gold,
and this letter: sSir-It was I who three
years ago found youri pocket-book. l was
then poor fellow, in search, like Jerome Pa
turot, OF u social position. at first thought
of giving it up TO you but reflected that the
money would not make you richer than You
nre, whilst il might enable me 10 prosper in
life. And SO capituiated with my conscience
But promised myself to repay you in the
event OF God crowning my efforts with sue.
cess. This is what / now do Here is your
money, and the interest it would have pro.
duced you il invested. l am now tolerably
well OF, having prospered in business. am
married. and have child six months old. l
have given your Christian name TO the little
fellow, for though You have unwittingiy been
my benefactOr, do not the less feel Indebted
you, and bless your name every day."
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.MAkr CARRIAGES. CARK1.c

EfSG The subscribe hss ON S.nstnsAGts
Making Es,ahisbnsrn,a a a AT aa Cas
hey, n.,, t e. MAN AID Cary and
TEES, BAROUCHES, BCGt;iEan -. CHI
out tops. and SULKI ES- all Of m, " o anes !
the best material and workmansb,usn n.o !
viii he sold - low as good work Of r.. Of u,
u en- ahf S s'y tS Sa ssh~snd and
rage line. as an determined 10 m,.ln the e.
10 seil at the lowest prices possible " ,odsr "
sold that ~ new, warranted ane oil D.
fe 2i-d9m MICsr.u
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THE WIFE OF WAsHINGToN.-Talk about
the following:
and said SO little of the ,cife Of such man.
We have sought in vain for those minute re-.
cords OF her history which might crafty Gu
Tiosity and who can repress desire to know
some thing more than is written of the being
who shared so largely the affections ofWash-
lngton! whose image he bore in his heart
through the long, perilous years OF the great
= struggle She should have been noble and beau
tiful. We gaze on the mastery drawn group
of Stearne's, and singing out the bride we
ma that she was. 1t is a touching picture. 1t
opens new Washington; the pencil ofthe
artist has poured new rays of light on history
and the bridal picture, in the old church, will,
hereafter, live fresh in our memories.
The following words are all the painter has
furnished for our guide:
Marriage of Washington"
"The place is Parish Church of ST. Peters.
County of New Kent, Colony of Virginia the
time January d, 1859. Within the railing
som, in full canoncals, and about to pro-
nounce the words, will thou take this woman
&C. Washington stands in front of him,
dressed in scarlet velvet coat. The bride in
white satin robes and a group OF ladies and
gentlemen in the beautiful costume Of the pc
Rod, completed the group. On their right are
Governor Dinwidde and suite. with ladies,
naval and military officers. and the elite of the
old Virginia arts tocracy. On the left are seat
ID the brides father, with her two children
Behind them stand Lord Fairfax, with his
snite, and ladies' The artist was assisted by
e. w. r. Gusts, Esq, in the study for this COM
pOsttion.'
But waves Of almost a century have drifted
by, and borne the fair blushing bride and her
lover 10 the tomb. Their dust has, long since
mingled with the genial soil of Noun: Vernon,
and, hereafter, il we would find memorials of
them, We must seek them there. And the time
never will come when their home and final
resting place will not send u thrill of pure
feeling TO every generous heart.
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JOHN ". DAVIES.
RICHMOND Va,
1ONUMENTe. TOMBs, HEAD PIECES,
MANTL ES, FONTS. re.

NOTICE 70. y.Al1aEA. 4. Having q lsr.. aet
~ 0tbRrpg md oumper Goods, such AZ uNIsiries
and Chillies left over from last ssasna, ana Of
10 sscetvag fay stock 1t asS sasass All Who would
consult fheIr own nterest you'd do We'll 10 Give me
~ sktls call, ALFRED MOVES, ~ Main u,
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A. NOTICE.-The subscribers would in
form their friends and the public generally
M that tney have taken the front room over
MT Bodekers drug Stare, where they intend
carrying on the TAILORING BUSINESS
IN all It's branches, and solicit share of their ma
trOnage. promising to use every exeftIon on our
part to give general satisfaction. We call your
attention to the TACT that We intend to pay paItic-
nlar attention Ia KEPAlKiNG, CLEANING ard
PRESSING CLOTHES in the hest manner. and
on the most reasonable terms.
JOHN s. ROANE,
NH Gin JAMES NJ NEREDITu
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FOR SALE AND aaNT. :

- HAVING + EM0vE.D TO aICM.
MOND, / offer for ssle ms. FARM. eoatsin-
Ken. sc .sa;s ss9 S . Ne. .Ss
.mmediateIy on the W ilamshurE Stexe Resd and
g: rs's as. s;; ssssss r.: : s Dfe
which; 4 cut into ,o.d; wccd. would command !
and there a are e. several: excellent MARI BANKS
on the Land The fields are aSsdan W. ssSpsd
Churches is the nsishsoISoed 4 sr'.t and saw
Of good bwell,nr HOUSE.. Kitchen. S@oss House.
new Stable and Barn, and comfortable servants
into two places. Application can be made to Mr.
!oTN 7; ErrEs' who resides on the premises, or
to pr; CMAs r. ANDERSON OF RleaTsTrd
NH 6-dlcwlm.
-, FOR SALE OR RENT..A new HOUSE
a sydney, on Main street; just be ond the old
.GA FAIR Grounds il has Elk Rooms, with = kitch-
gwen" JAMES Cav s,
street. to between Monroe st. and Br0pfs Ayspae
NH B-6t4 At the Sherihrs Office.
"a ROOMS FOR RENTING ROOMS for
ssns IN the attic story TAss' pzzN
mh Its No. 12S lam st.
- FOR RENT Intending to move to the
and offer fs, Re bsn1 tine
Brooke Avenue. opposite Mr.. Ciashs store. This
is desirable location and a comfortable house
Iva soou teHtut, Tie IoHL Will De low. Apply on
the premises. NH lU-2w*
a. FOR RENT-One large FRONT ROOM,
Ia over Store l72 Broad street, below 9Th. Apply
ION the premises. NH 3-tS
HOUSE FOR Remit have Tor rent a
kf:J HOUSE, situated near Mr.. James Tyier's on
kGA Union Hill. containing four rooms, kitchen,
Goa house &c. Rent to sosd tenant VII! BE- Tea
Agent 70. Hiring OIt Mex roes,
Renting Out Houses, &c.
mn ITS Office Metropolitan Hall
81 FOR RENTzThe FIRST and SECOND
ZEE FLOORS Of the DWELLING over our store.
1.A MARCUS HARRIS l. BRO,
fe 29-ts Next to the American Hotel.
FOR KENT.-The large FACTORY on
E Cary street. between 10th and llth streets, near
AADunlop, MOncure Co.'s. suitable for a To
bacco Factory, Warehouse. or Manufacturing Es-
adjustment. Enquire of + D. EACHo.
fe l5-ts KENT, PAINE l. co.
~, FOR FENT.-SFORE No. 70. en- Main
E:;s street, now occupied by VIM. +. Butler l. Son.
&kPOssessOn given on the 18th of March. Apply
to lie SIS WM. H. LYONS.
*, FOR RENTING ROOM formerly oocu-
M:j pied as Whitehurst's Gallery. No. II Main st.,
EA25 by 100 feet second floor. is for rent. Also,
LODGING ROOM on the third Aoor. For terms,
apply to JOHNSON l. HARDWOOD,
ia 25-ts No. II Main street.
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MEDICINES.

M6DxCXN EiS.
| HELMBSLnS EXTKACT YgGHg.
" HHEEttM MB9tPs ExTkAAGT B BHUGHHTT
HEEMBSEbs EXXTKASf BTSaST:
#: f.
and pscfs remedy for diseases the
gssss:! kk!aaa:y:; S!ssyyss R5ss:y:
Bladder AND ALL Hnf bisEAs GEH 81 THE Pr0D'''
Se'pa tSf sfHs Aaar fHyc
Is a certain safe and speedy cure from whatever
cause they may have orig mated, and no matter Of
Hsx fSss SSsss$$as'' H$x Esss ssa$$%s:
It is taken without Hndrance from Business, and
little II any change Ofdet,
h 4 ,a IN i II sds s a and od0r
Ifyou suffering with any of the above distress
PR0CTR1E THE REMEBY At ONCE.
ff mHIMboL IS ExTkAGr H btc HAGh
the simply delicate to the confined and despalrng
n Is $z 4 e e f r. E ES$SSB
any p'ss PEI esis s, E afSrfsd to
Depot l04 South Tenth ST., below Chesnut,
sale "n0''sa'e F Isl 'sfs'. : 'S WINSTON,
jan-ly D0sF'S'S anu H rs Man stfsst
nk. HOOFLANDS GERMAN BlTTERS
DR.. HooFLAND'st f RaLsAMIc CORDIAL,
The great standard msdieimss of he present ags,
Aave acquired Ter great popmtarity only fhroagk
xii and sa:s:a
E 3iss sS4sAttHE HHH sEHt65 Ags
SYSTEM, DISEASES OF
sseatness Of the stomach and d.gestire Organs.
SXy,SSsSdlIy ard psrmcnsn:ly cured BY ths GERMAN
TAs B1LSAMIC CORDIAL Aas acquired a reps
ia..on surprising that Of aNy similar preparation
cog 81 20 G5H iasa * HoARsExEss, RxoN
MoN 13 f tNsGEN71i dMH UMpF TNf
sxd 6as rerformed tAs ncst ostonishins ex,ss seer
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION!
ts.s doSSS ,T,n gISo at once cheek end exys sAs
NO. ssUsrs vlAkkHkA proceeding from COLD IN
rs: S.edse.ns: a.. prepared BY DR.. G, NJ. JACK
and sold BY drus xisss and dealers medicines
sreryhsye, at rs cents per bottle The signoturs OF
9: N: JACKSON wall % on the outside rrapps, Of
IL tie Almanac published annually BY I'll. pro-
md tes.imoay and eom.Msnaetoyy Notices IRON. ali
parts q re country TAss A!nlanacs are ssrsn
fGRcELL, LADD CO, AGENTS,
JeIl-06cWv Richmond. Va.
u UPTURECUREDF FIVE DOLLARS
IL DIR. SHERMAN'S great radical Cure Truss
can now be had for only five dollars. Every med-
cal man who has examined this instrument. pro-
nounces IT. superior to all others. If desired, we
will cheerfully refer to any Of tho very numerous
persons who have been thoroughly cured by this
Truss. Persons owning valuable slaves thus affct-
ed, should procure one, they being so durable and
the cheapest IN the end. We Will send this Truss
TO any rart of the country by Express or mail.
or tho lruss, or information conce rning 1t, ad
dress C. c. JACKSON.
No. II Main street, Richmond, Va,
Persons not knowing Us, can send their money to
any merchant or friend in this city.
The Truss can he had also at Messrs. MEADE&
BAKERS and MILLSpAUGH& JOHNSr TOMS,
Druggists. my9-ly
CAKU.-Dr. PLUME offers his ser
isA vices to the public in the all secret
diseases. Twenty years practice in the Above
branch gives Dr. +. claim to ublic favOr.-O1ice
on Franklin street, near the Exchange Hotel, and
third house below Trinity Church. same side. AL
TRACT OF FLOWERS:' one of the very hest
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PIANO roRrrs

Mmn NSk$SETpF As @si a shSASS sI sSSys.,l
CAN M ,Isif N 3E EtSSKElGN Ayb ANA.
DORR l. RADE. Warerooms an NyNrs
Broad street.. would respectfully lny,,s acs'' 4
tent!on To- their large assort,nen, of pI, van'e A.
would offer such guarantees az vii AVN nv, "
most fastidious purch "'' 's'isly 4,
Our PIANOS are warranted n, sr
IN tune twelve months, and EXCHANGED ,,..a lex
first SIX months, If they fail to give en-, VIA u,
ton to the purchaser. "''e satisfy
Particular attention is paid TO order, fou
country, ana persons may Rafeiy ye,s num ~
faithful execution of their orders. ~" a"rN;s
Old P,Hn1s taken N exchange for nevm.
n PIANOS hired a: low rates. INV
dele-dscv,v DoRR 1 RAps
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n GREAT CHANGE TO BUY HATS,
ACAPS AND LADIES' FURS CHEAP. VERY
CHEAP-s $1,000 WORTH OF HATS AND
GAPS AT COSr.-Havins determined 10 close out
my stock of Hats and Caps: shall sell from this
day my stock. which very large ard II selected
at cost for cash. Now is the chance for those in
want of Hats and Caps to buy Iowa SIS one at S4
for $780,, 81 for SO, S3 50 for 81 80. and So for
So too numerous to- mention; Caps from p cents
to 81. am determined tn sell of all of my stock
SO that all who are want save 50 per cent. by
calling ct ~! Broad street. have all of the late
styles Of soft Hats and Dress Hats of my own man
ufacture. Hats made to order at the shortest no
tlce. VIM. I. MOORE.
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L1(3A TE l. RR.

- hIGHT 1 BRADBuRV,
Wv nv citizens Of Richmond and 'eVH ,.oen ota,
our PIANO FORTES. We have pIao.a,ss.IA
struments with MIR. CARUSI, tha, tbs, vac, 'ss.
IN all respects, Saay he tested BY The .s "a
famed CHICKERING'S. ''e SUE q u
We warrant all our PIANOS, and c.,
high and rs numerous testmoulsls a, ,n, 'aaess
IN the country. all of which can te ss.r ass'
CARUsI 5, on Broad street, 81 door from s,s IL
-------------------- LlGHFE 4 BRADBTW
~ CHlCkEklNG PIANOS 10 L.
HTT1 at N. CARCSI's, Broad s,,,,, ~
III dnor from =.
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A CARD BROOKS has re-
2>Ea moved his Office to 9th street, between
Main and Cary streets.
Office hours from to 9 A. NJ, and from 3 to
p. NJ.
He has for sale privately, TEN LOTS, fronting
30 feet each, on Grace st and five on Broad St.,
Just beyond the Western line OF the corporation.
stands the cultivation and manage ment of flowers
nc: and for rent, TWO SEATS in Pew No. Ii IN
1t. Paul's Church. NH Sim
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.

e. SELLING OUT BELOW COST
~ JEWELRY. WATCHES g.
~ y : The undersigned takes the litef;ytem
01ks nnunce to the public, that he ma eagh.
the Ill THOGR APHtC PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT of Messrs. RICHIE h DrNNAFANl
In consequence of this change in my business, |
am OblIg ed to sell out my present stock. All "a
want of FINE JEWELRY. WATCHES. &c,
will find il greatly to their interest 20 ave ne ~
EARLY CALL. As | only intend % SELL OFT
FOR COST short time. The balance Of The s,ol
will he sold at auction. l.. HUfER
No. los Man street
NH l0-1m" Between 9th aud 10Th street.
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CHARLES LUslSDEN,

tAGEST FOK JuuN JrsrEss,
E3 Announces that he will open this dl' 70.
49, 10th March, we'll selected stock Of
Watches, Jeweiry, Spectacies, and Silver Vac,
all of good quality and newly selected Of beaafii
designs. tasteful workmanship and hne laai, /
who are in want Of any article IN the line.
He Jatters himself that from MS Ions e2rsrsrs
IN tue business, together with has acqnsilSna,
with the manufacturers. will enable h,m to 81
purchasers good goods at reasonable prices. Ca
at 96 Main street.
R WATCHES, CLOCKS, SPEcrACLES W
il w ELR \ repaired in the best manner, al .l'''
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w. 8. PHILLIPo,


SeslsIT J. .Fi1SKLfN. :
- CO, 0pticiaas. caer e thS E9eHc
sci
selyips Aad reseegiaa tAe iWpaiae1 vis.on = ~
Misc jsGR ysssas ~. 81. SfR q
GtAnNEA and MATHEs!MAylCAkss lN4.rkV- /
NCU}fE and ST FIR EOSCOrlc PlCfuklN 10 10 /
found in great variety, At their tee. In the City
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DISSOLUTION6, &c.

CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICED. HAG-
themselves together. under the style and firm of
HAGERTY STARKE, No: 200 Nam street. next
pose Of conducting the TIN, GAS-FITTlNG,
PLUM BING. STOVE, RANGE, AND HOT AIR
ELRNACE business Also, BRASS AND BELL
We are now prepared to execute all orders en-
trusted to our charge IN either of the above
branches, in the very best manner and by first
class rlec hanics. We would especially call the at
tentlon OF country merchants before purchasing !,
as we feel confident as stock is entirely new
that we can give entire satisfaction.
we would also call the aitentlon OF the trade to
and Steam Filters, which we are manufacturing
and selling at Mort hern prices.
Rabbit Metal, CARROTS Patent Ant-Frlction
Metal. Antimony and Block Tin for sale.
Highest cash prices paid for OLD METALS.
fe l7-d2m
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RAILROADS, &c.

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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
GENERAL SUPT'S OFFICE.}
RICHMOND, Va, March 18th. 1860
MOTTO f The Board Of
143 5sxs7 5a Directors Of this company have
HH determined to discontinue the
between Gordonsvie and Staunton. on Sundays,
after the lst day of APRIL. next. They will he
run between Richmond and Gordonsville as here
tofOre. THOS. DODAMEAD
NH 13-2w General Superintendent.
M Papers in Charlottesville and Stanton copy
two weeks.
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A.H~-n.t COX'S LINE.-FREIGHT
- = s. BOATS to LYNCHBURG THREE
q, - MES WEEK-TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Boat TEMPEST: Capt. Taos. EMgrr.
Boat MERCHANT. Capt. GEO. C. LAYNR.
BOAT BRISTOL, Capt. CHAs. ]. Johnson.
Boat J: J; IRBY, Capt. WIN: F. CLEVELAND.
Boat FAME, Capt. W d. II. PARSONS.
Boat OLIVIA. Capt. J. J. PETERS.
These Boats are all of the first class, commanded
by careful and experienced Captains, and leave
promptly rs advertised. The subscriber thankful
for past favors, begs a continuance of the same.
VIM. P: cox, Agent,
At the Shed, Dock st. in rear of old Gas Works
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-20
LAW AND MEDICAL CARDS.

-, GEORGE Il. STEEL,
0>~a DENTIST,
Office and Residence Southwest corner Main and
9th sts., first door above Crenshaws New Hotel,
Richmond, Va.
Having an experience Of ten years in his profes-
sion, he feels confident Of giving satisfaction to
those who may favor him with their patronage.
NH 10 6m