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E -,.szz.se.,., GREAT SOUTH. 1ocn
az Gi;flG" WESTERN NAIL 1851

49, sssi{zEEIsE4eE1 W ESTERN MAIL lSOlI
AxA11,eAeL LINER Mon ~. .y.
DANvlLLE RAiI.ROAD.-CHANGE or scitie =
DUlE.-On and after January 9Th, IsS. the 4.
and Passenger Train ON this road Will run !. - =
lows: " 10
Leave Richmond. daily SUNDAYS eycsn,a,, :, q,
A. NJ Tor Junction, ,Burkeville Lynchhsry r.,
toll. Knoxville. Dalton and Atlanta, Ga. Chs,,'
noOga, Nashville. Grand Junction.: and Mem,s.
Tenn, Montgomery and Mobile, Ala. And n,
OIleans. '' wv
Leave Richmond daily, Except sundsyl ar
Danvllle, Va, and Grecnhoro' N. C.,atsAN
RETURNING:
Leave Junction, tBurkevili,I daily. Sunday
exceyted) ~ ~ A. NJ, and arrive in Richposar
lP. M.
Leave Danvillc daily, Except Sunday,J ui 4
NJ and arrive in Richmond at f. "
The above trains connect both ways With 4,
SOuth-Slde RallrOad trains to and from the srr.
west AZ the Junction. ana with the Virgins ca.
trail. ard Richmond, I Tederic. sturg and P,,arv
Railroad trains, TO and from the North a Rlcl.
mond.
m. Through Tickets sold. ard baggage ehes.s
through to the above points; also, to the VIra.a
Springs.
"a For Through Tickets and further inier.s
ton, apply at the ticket office OF the Richmond "a.
Danyiile Railroad Company, Richmond.
IA 2-ts ALEX, W0RRALL. Sapl
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CHIRT BOsOMs, SHIRT 30 ~ ms. b.

CHlRT BOSOMS, SHIRT b D S y M 5 80.
y LEVY has now in store large assortment Of
which will be found to he cheap AZ they are rep
resented: Fine woye SHIRT Bosoms s. va cents:
shilling, worth rs cents; fine Irish Linen Shirt Bo
SONS at Is cents. worth a,a cents; extra Irish
LINEN S oso Snr ssos A. 20 and cents
worth Is cents and 81; French wove Linen Shirt
BosOlns At 621x cents. worth 81; French-wOve
Linen Shirt Blossoms at IS cents. worth Sl.25;
French-wove Linen Shirt Bosoms at 81. worth
81 50; OOU white and figured Marselles BosOms at
l3 cents well worth Is cents; 2OO new style PIque
Bosoms at Is cents. worth 3Al cents. Also large
stock Of pretty Shifting Ca'icOes; bexched and
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Passengers breakfast and sup at Ashland and 81,
on board the comfortable steamer between Astta
Greek and Washington.
~ For further information, apply sttknooa,
Broad street, ShockOe Hill.
JAS. B. WINSTON. Gen'l Tiekst NJ
0AN'L RUTH, Sup't.
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MEDICAL HOSPITALS.


TNFIRMARY Of THE MEDICAL Col
LEGE.-Ths Infrmary Is situated at the corner
Of Marshall and College st eets in an elevated anc
pots. Hotels and other centres OF business It il
furnished Nth every arra az cement requisite io1
sa III OF sc
the insane and those !aboring under contagious
diseases, are admitted into the institution Lying
in women are also received and carefully attended
The patients are under the charge Of the Profess
sors Of the C9llese, Who visit the wards daily The
and Medicine are, for Per week
White Patients
Private Rooms sis
In addition to the above rates. IN cases resuirin.
6y with ths
scooSdns to Its is He particular Zee II
eT Of the Attending Surgeons or the Resident PLY
Ali charges payable ON tho removal of the pa
Asts. nd sq5ts s%s GIBSON. PETlco
wHA s9Ysn .na sd Rszs%s.'n'-fr0f' TUCKER CON
Resident Phs s!oian.aEDMUNDs MASON, M. D.
Prssldsnt-i. s. JONES. M. D.
Persons in the country, desiring to send patients
% the the Rssdsnl PSy:ic;sn e1' eA'' Tue
QELLEvUE HOSPiTAL.--This INSTITUTION,
ID which has been IN successful operation for the
las: seven years, 10 situated Church Hill Rich
mond, Virginia, in delightful, airy position, and
10 furnished with every convenience conducive 10
the comfort Of patients and the successful treat
It has lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable to the accom-
mOda.iOn OF gentlemen who may find it incOnve-
nient to he treated at their private lodgings.
Particular attention will be paid to the lying in
yards, which are peculiarly cOmmOdiOus.
Payable on the removal Of tho Patiently
Goio IeS o 90: o. 90. .-.."..~----; s;;se,
IA. City acceptances required for patients from
tho country unless where the parties are known to
one of the Physicians Of the Hospital.
This includes all charges for Board, Medical At
tendance, Nursing and Medicine. By an arrange
ment with the Infrmary of the Medical College, a
small additional fee, ranging from So to $50 will
be charged for Surgical cases. The particular sum
may be ascertaned before hand by application to
one Of the attending Physicians.
No SMALLPOX admitted.
n Ne Patient received for less than week.
The undersign will give their personal atten-
ton to all Patients placed In their Hospital.
A4IKNpING PHYsICIANs:
JAMES BOLTON, M. D., Grace st., between 9TH
and 6th.
THOMAS POLLARD, n. D., Governor It,, lst
door above Richmond House.
%. A. CRENSHAW. NJ. D.. opposite American
WI. w. PARKER. M. D., Law Building. cor
Ter of 18th and Franklin SITS.
c. w. p. BROCK, NJ. D.. Resident Physician.
ia2-ly
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POINT ANpH..SSIIk, o.,

II Er POI Il s ssSSfh.. SStiss;i ~ .
al the above mentioned places Wi, sr .ias !,
direct. ex peditinus and comfnrtaii. y, and the 10
ff 6ik HSp PEP kgRksISKHkSgrRS
the Richmond and Pete rsturg Rsij,n.ss 9 DADS 4,
Ofhce, in Rich%ond. THROtGiHI' 'Tis SSsg.s,s,i
be sold ut the following rates: "AEN ~
For Norfolk; FIRST GLASS passenger,
"; second do. do. .'-'.'SlS
the round trip good within Is d.,ssuiOr
class passengeTs ........... 1''iAns
Second do. do. '''''''-..- In
Straight tickets; drst class .'.-'''-'. u
These fars. embrace the stesmio;ii :i,... Is
Norfolk to Old Point, and they cove, . ~ he
attending the transfer Of Passenger, "a, 81 ss1asss
between depots IN Petersburg and from mu \ hNs,a
SpDn Ne Ns, Steamer .. at Norfolk. 'A' We ca
Steamer, which has been engaged ,o V ny At b
nnction with the Norfolk and Peersl",r.u p : y ~,
There il no DELAY or INCONVENIENCE ~ y hAiiGal
wharf. wy" 'A''essans',
PASSENGERS by this route leave R;ohu
A, NJ, and breakfast IN Petersiurs y, n . u
folk At l01s, and land at Old Point or u. eNa Ne'
IL NJ. allowing ample time for All p,ei sn psea n
SSIran.ements and SALT WAFER B AFHi ~. ',s
Passengers by this route have tn. n,;v;,.,
naming over In Norfolk md going to ia 1tEs .Me
day. 'AA'' 0"s' asu
Hampton. leave Old Point at Sis A. NJ AK Sias ~
breakfast reach Norfolk at 10: sans We 'ssav
r. NJ; arrive in Petersburg at AIS and IN 49,
at $40 +. NJ, IN time tn connect with ~ 49, =
WILLIAM MAiHaoyy
Engineer and Sup'tN. D.,
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~ AND EARTHENwARE.
SPRING TRADE, 1850!
GEO. j. sumo EK& CO.,
CHINA, GLASS; AND QUEENSWARE

=
No. 20. Pearl or l4th street, Richmond, Va.
In consequence Of unavoidable delay in The com
plction of our new warehouse, on Governor street,
shall be unable 20 remove until the Sprins trade
closest and our friends will find US at the old lOca
ton, No. ~ Pearl street, for another season.
Our stock is now daily arriving. and is the largest
and most complete stock of Fart
CHINA and GLASS. ever offered IN Virginia. and
gina, North Carolina and Tennessee, who may
visit this market, to our prices. confident that we
successfully compete with the largest houses
in any Of the Northern Stxtes.
We oniv ask them to give US the preference over
Northern houses, provided we can do as well for
them. We ask nothing more.
The most experienced packers employed, and
goods shipped promptly.
We supply the BEST quality of Stoneware, 40
low rs It can be purchased at the Factory.
we give our prompt and faithful attention to the
execution Of orders.
~O RICHMOND MADE SION
@WAhE-COnsIstng of Jugs, Jars, Pitch
ers, ChuIns: &c, for sale nc
- kEkSEE Il PARIS Pottery,
Corner Of Cary and 18th streets
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TAILORING, &c.

q. SELECT STOCK OF SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS.-I am now IN recent Of
M z choice selection of K 4 ADYMAD
A Ct0T g slso; CLOTHS, CAssi-
superb assortment of GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS. consisting in part Of Shirts, Under Shirts,
Drawers Socks, Ties, Gloves and Collars The
citizens Of Richmond and the public generally are
respectfully invited tn cal! and make early selec-
nons. +. d. KEELING, No. l36 Main st.,
Next door to c. w. Purcell 4 Co.'S banking
Ap Hin House
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,awnsSua CYNIl J.
PIANO rORTE9.

MA MANUFACTORY, AND ssuYs
WNtDEPOT OF FekElGN Amyr aISfs
DORR & RADE. Wareroems 81. fs sass. i.
Broad street. would respectfully invc.u;, Ma ~
tsntlOn 10 their large assofsmen. oL s.tsiy y
voUld otlev such Kuarantses ~ VII $780,
most fastidiOns purchaser. ,.,,s bsf
In tuno twelve nloaths. and sxchansea. y LIS
6rst six mon hs, IL they fail ~ give snu''
ton % the purchaser. LAVA fvu -
c0untry, and peTsoas may ss!ey MY -"
faithful e1ec ulion Of their orders. lao
Old Piaacs takea in exchange tot ues"
- PIANOS hirod st l0w Tate ,s 4 eApE
a..aa.~,, Rieau.os1. '.
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JOHN Z. HCIHscEaHTNx r.,,op

~ ~ " HIHcaANhf TAILOR.
" l3eh street. near Cary,
land eustostsess and the pubic Esserally,
that BE- l. nov in iece!ls Of his stosk of SPANS
CASSIM EkES ard VESTINGS. Which 30 voeld
be happy to make up in the most espeslor STYLE
and on the lowest rcInuuer~tivo ysaRtn.
N. k-Hav,nx small expense. oNn make gar
ments 10 order - low - they eAa b had q am
ctQ4hiuy house in the city. M u-sm
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a TURE GALIERY, No IL MAN srakxr.-
hay: is % sar iop e
s s:: are r. " MkS IS n.i
fS,ss 1.n and 3. 81 E. hsHs
order, has just been received. and We win b happy
to exhibit them TO patrons and the art loving
Two Two hundred sTERE0coPIc CASES. plain and
highly flushed; 1000 Stefe0scopic Views, Of the
s ::: :c g. s:.s Ind ''nFPsM sIG Gisi
aoUF MHs az s ffP aeo Ens
sortnent Of Ladies and Ckiidrsn's Shoes is nov
The best Ph,ladslshis make. iii u whlch " are
: H iss 1s EsSfa.s (, bay
Aanstact'is and Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
A!rGnTi9n,.Ycar attsltioa 6 called 70 The
.si =: 1s ::e Su csy a:s
ss:1 Ss. mo a.s sS a,s
ss S,:; n - soa assd. tt:s S.ys se.s ssa icr
INEN GOODS. LINEN 6OODs.-J,;.a
~ LiGens, tho cheapest in .he c,ts: Linen Ha.
Tss:: VIII sn ssDs e So IA
sssss =. /: :sa :: xss
si'fissiS SeSsf ;sss' Il {. i. ..,...
ON NnLs. Extra 9. 81 AND 4 EOF.
s:1ss IT, s ii. Es''Ss s
g 49,. ~ he r.. ssn,ss L:ss:s.s Coss;
81 .s ea Z. =: =. 1seess' ossfI d. 81
| NsVA11 cipR - hiY 8 sffx.
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@ NOTICE. fppn
A4 ISra TO PASSENGERslO OV.
- A"AA@GOiNG NORTH.-NEw A.
NT.-IMPQRTANT TO IRAVkL.

ryins the great United States Mail. Twice d.,
Sunday night exec pied betw cen Richmond, Aa
andIia, WashinEton. Baltimore. Philsde phiA MI
York. and all important points West. via leasi|
Creek and W ashinston, over the Richmond, Frs
eTicksburg Il Potomac Railroad, 10 the po.ems|
river, re miles, and BY splendid ard comforts
fectly safe rate Of speed.
Hours OF departures: $50, A. NJ, and Pm
BAGGAGE, under charge OF Special Atss4|
ca ECkEDTHkOuGH to Washington. BsllEos
Philadelphia and New York.
TnHOUGH TIcksTs can he secured at the loIss
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THE UNDERSIGNED have formed a CO.
i partnership for the transaction of COMMITS
SION BUSINESS, under the FIRM Of LEWIS
teas1 the safe of F6uR
CORN and TOBACCO. They occupy the store and
mbcr-honse No. Is Main street, long occupied Ivy
Lewis Webb. LEWIS WEBB,
JOHN 6. WADE.
RICHMOND. Va. Nov. l, 1859. no7-dcWGsWts
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$500 IN PkO Z YOUR Rye.
SeiGnr-M. J. FRANKLIN &
CO.. Opelciaas, oAsr 70 the pNh1lc
& h;issfik iis cSffs!;y ri; vKD
iiSS isssS;o Az Pa; js;pfsSSiSSl z
..a 81 s2ii sccS;FsiSYi 81 usHEs 6 !.
s.ks: ssS = rs. 49,: q sss'f sss c'''
ESasxSx> .nTARE -LlNE fON TArr1-
iASSNE sepST ms 6Si =. lo ga:
fsHSSsS.; slH lee9 ki9hnssl -. fUESnXvS ssa
SAtxx!t II A. rs. IA e44lfe IN 1anpAhuAs
s.. ls 81 ss,.:If = ahniiRaA %,
|G 9
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
s- 4 q T0fiTT7X xTD SHO n

sssslSsss11ss !: sas1 aEl Ell
m ,a e ssss 81 styi
soS s 3 e caas Win 1s ~ s ss
named. VIZ Another lot Of these iadias' Heel
s ss, e. q sss n:s ;sss
Morocco Slippers at 30 cents; De:,de ; beautiful
assortment Of new style Button nnG,'fs' Siovs k!d
! S"S.s Il which all a,s HfER to
is3 Broad street: between e sts en- a en-
examine our stock before making their purchases
~.uss E sHdis. i al .&E SHi fsiS e
ns s end isssh e q.
G.dtS s: S;s:' c ssa
Shoes, SIS 50; Gents' French Kid Caters, S4eQ.
The above are Of our own MAKE ana .s ~ this
CITY, a" cary 0i MARCUS i Gus iHxRRis Ba0,. =
Next to the American Hotel.
4 AND SH sHo S n SAik i Ain NAN nan q
AUFACTURER. respectfully informs his
n store Ss splns ana
SHOES and TRUNKS, comprising all the best
srades Of Goods in his line, both Of his own manu-
He respectfully invites the attention Of the pub,
lie to his stock. being satisfed that It !: exceiie9
by mono in the market, and being determined to Oh
fer 1t at such prices a. cannot fail to give sasiac
ton. "
city acceptances. especially invited to call, a.
il will be to their interest to do so.
]. c. PAGE. JR.. No. 90 Main st.
= BOOTS AND SHOES..GREAT 90
PRODUCTION IN PRlC ES.-CHAS:A
JBEHLE, Broad street, between I'd and "a:
keeps a large stock of Ladies. Gentlemen's and
Servants wear constantly on hand, and dehes any
body in Richmond to compete with him IN has line,
a. he manufactures TO order. and superlntends
himself. Too l4-lv1 CHARLES BELLE.
= A NOTICE THAT CANNOT "a
WBE CONTRADICTED BY. ANY,
AONE.-We are how prepared to furnish our
customers, friends and the public generally. with
want either of our own manufacture or Imported,
either for Ladies, Gentlemen. Misses, Boys or
Children. OF the latest s and Of the best quail
ity. We also keep ON hand large assortment OF
TRUNKS and BONNET CASES for Ladies, Of the
mort approved sty les and finest quality. Also:
CARPET BAGS and vALlCES of every sty! and
description, all of which will he sold low either by
wholesale or retail. by ALEX. HILL 4 CO.,
Manufacturers and Importers OF Boots and Shoes,
III Main street, Richmond. Va.
eD TRUNKS AND vALICES.-The
Gf3N subscribers have now in store the largest a
ever been offered for sale in this CITY, m,de ex-
pressly to their order. All in want OF good Trunk
or Vallce will please give us call:
ALEX. HILL j. CO., 1T Main st.,
Richmond.
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sszgsssss II etSf5 81 Iss5es aa9sse ses sxssssssts
seas s4z.s Sks& So asga gss8 kss# asgssE III
NxIITy y &f8EsM - gsss gss asH SIRE ii
sSsk gs8f 6as ssAY sr8esV
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VIM. SATTLER 4 Co.,
w IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
OILS, PAINTS, VARN!SHES 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.
LO TT e r z.
WOOD. EDDY l. CO.'S

WOOD. EDDY 4 CO.'S
w GEORGIA AND DELAWARE
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE SioO,OOO:
THE GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW
INGS of Wood, Eddy Co.'s Three Number Lot
teries will take place in public, under the super
intendencc of sworn Commissioners. as follows:
Glass No. lsS draws SATURDAY, March 3, is60.
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO
TICKETS.
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HATS AND CAPS.

HATS AND CAPS.
n TO THE SOUTHERN TRADE. n
HATS. CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS -
m FOR sPRiNS' 1sMSss.o N
Dealer IN all kinds Of Hats. Caps and Straw Goods,
has in store, and offers to the Southern trade on
the most CarorGb!e TERMS;
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
A large and complete SPRING STOCK OF
STRAW GOODS,
OF the latest and most fashionable styles.
Merchants visiting this mar ket will find it to their
interest to call and examine for themselves before
purchasing. To those tchO bay for cash, a liberal
"'''' MILITARY HATS AND CAPS,
Of every description. Furnished at the shortest no
tice and on the most favorable terms.
His DRESS SILK HATS cannot be excelied Cor
style neatnsss, or 6nlsh call n; il nest respect
Successor to Blnford, Dickinson Weslger.
NH Sim
SPRING AND SUN NJ + X. 1850
I. MOORE. 207 Broad street, is now II receipt
OF a large and we'll selected stock Of HATS, CAPS
and STRAW GOODS. which he offers to bis Gus
toners and the public in general at WHOLESALE
and RETAIL. He has now in store and for 81 lie
the latest and most fashionable sts les of az kinds;
GOODS.
Dress Mole Skin HATS, Of the finest quality and
latest tyles, made to order.
A call is most respectfully solicited from all in
want OF d good Hat or Cap # n uoopr,s
Rrnad Stre oh
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~ xsg.44s a. s..g 5s4a@s 4 49, as
p sd is u s.sssss aas ( ~ sxS&sss8
s&ss sAtfsfs H4s3E5sl 4g#I
= @sts SsAssss sFssss So ssss
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i CHANTS.-NOW Is THE TIME TO SAVE
FIFTY PER CENT.-COuntry merchants wishing
to save fifty per cent, can do SO by calling at my
Wholesale asd Retail Store. The only complete
stock Of Contectoncries in this city. ! have also
dy Factory this side Of New York. Merchants are
requested to call and examine for themselves.
A. ANTONI, st. Nicholas Saloon,
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NPkING TRADE. 1ODn
RICHMOND MADE 1861

A. SRhBNG TRADE. 1OSn
RICHMOND MADE 1OOV.
Nh CLOTHING. -
M The subscriber Offers to the public a
$3.50 spendld assortment Of CLOTHS, CASSI-
NJ EkES, VESTlNG, &c, Of Southern manufac-
ture.
He has . number of workmen oonstantly en-
poyed. and 10 determined to make and sell a. ehsa
AZ any Northern house. go
All garments OF Gentlemen wear made to order
promptly. T. bECHEk, IS Nam st.,
9pa-Im Under the MansiOn House.
=. .GENTLEMt MS CLOTHING AND
FURNISHING 0CSE.-Wew oald inform
M the citizens and public generally, that Ne
VI have now IN store q large, varied and COM
piete assortment Of Gentlemen's HP ri No
and 81 Al Err CLOTHING and FURNISHING
GOODS. embracing AL me latest styiee and novel;
ties al the season, which, in point Of sgvio, taste
and durability, cannot be sur passed, al of which
are Manufactured BY ourselves: sxpssssy to suit
the tastes and wants Of tara market and winch on
aoles as t. sell st Tach more reduced price than
s ms9, e BOYS CLIO THING and FURNISHING
young men and followers Of fashions, that We are
continually receiving sample card. Of the latest
sly kpods, from which we can mako TO order at
shor. notice. any thing 70 complete = gentsinan'S
wardrobe. l03. N. WALKER Z Co, los,
apply Cor. Main and 18th, or Pearl sts.
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.,n,1rc = RRANRGkl..

-x LlRuTE RKAv.aI,ss i -
Sf PiANosa,w1c, , call 70 a.. at'' Ss'a. !,
our PIANO FORTkS. We aave P.ss s,, ~. -
strpmcn ts With Mr.. cARCSi, thxt ~, - ~ 4 \
in all respects. IaAy b tested " LEV
We warrant ali our PIANOS. sna - -, IS q
high and rs numerous essinson,A" = .-sa "
in the country. all Of which can I'm "a :.
CARUpis 8, on Broad street, 81 usrf - y xDbGG,
CMiCkEKiNG PIANOS " La,
MH - w. S"~ ~ Dos isas .
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..xe zssssss3 - as $50 @&aa8& sf8Ess3
.IA4aM Y al a - smss 8 @sss - -
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.0fjMR< CARRIAGES, CAhklAGk rs. >.
EtHtES2 The subscriber has on hand at his Coach
x211& Making Establishment. on Lombard Al
ley, between Main and Cary. (l3th and l4th sts }
TEES, BAROUCHES, BUGGIES. with and with
out tops. and SULKIE S-all of his own make. Of
the best material and wnrkmanshp-a of which
will he sold low good work of the kind can be
in the city Of Richmond, and respectfully ask a
call from those in want Of any article the Car
rage line, am deter mined to make to order and
to sell at the lowest prices possible; and all work
sold that is new, warranted.
fe 24-d9m MICAJAH MANGUM.
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NJOTICE-TO FARMERS AND MER-
~ CHANTS WHO USE AND DEAL IN

=
cial attention to onI stock, new in hand of the
chased with special reference to the interest Of the
farmer and the trade generally.
From our long experience In the business, and Civ
ing it attention. seeing that every bar
rel we'll cOopered and in good shipping order, and
the Plaster thoroughly pulyerized-we hazard no
thing IN say ing that it will be to your interest to
give ~ call f fola sending nass III! ns fG!
count to the trade; Refer"nces1Edmond, Dsvsn-
RAOrders left IN our box at Robinson L Rob-
ertS, will be attended to-
J. 4 H. F. SHARP, Steam Plaster Mill,
no 1S--6m> South side Of the Dock. Richmond.
(NREAS K ExTKACTOk.For removing
KINDS six and wooen tre.sss o. and r"
cloths; c.ssmeres. &C.. without the slightest inju
~ to the fabrics.
This article has been used extensively through
out the country, and has received the highest re-
cOmmendations. IL also received the silver medal
at the last Mechanics Fair. 1t j. made in thiscity
and deserves the patronage Of the South To he
had OF the principal Druggist and at my labOra-
tory, corner Dts n aud 10th SITS: Richmond, Va.
EDW'D 7. FINCH,
To ISM AnAlyhOAl ChemiS L
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7
ID following cheap GOODS can now be found. Go
they are selling on rapidly, ON account Of the very
low prices: Fine Grass Linen ldkfs. at % cents,
20 cents, worth Is cents; fine Irish Linen at 50
cents, worth Is cents; Embroidered and Hem
stitched Linen Hdkfs. 1T 50 cents worth rs cents ;
TarasOIs OF 81 qualities vt reduced prices Cam
brio Strips at 8 cents. worth 80 cents He sure to
10 To JACOB A. LEVY'H. Is Main ct.
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BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN,
has on hand at this time the largest and
offered tn his friends and the pubc-a large portion
of which bel NJ CITY-MADE-wkich he pledges to
sell for less profit than here tofore; Painted, I'm;
itation and Solid Oak, Walnut. Mahogany and
Rosewood ChAMBER SUITS, from SIS 70 s a9;
all sts le. Marble Top TABLES; also, WARP
ROBES, from & 10 up; TETE A-TETES, D!VANS.
SOFAS, from els up T. SIS; Jenny Lind BED,
STEADS. from 80 TO SIS; beautiful Brcc:tnIe,
Plush, Lasting and Hair Cloth PAkLOR SUITS
also, COUCHES and BED LOUNGES, at twenty
i've per cent. less than can be purchased else ,.
usually kept in his line. Call and examine
for yourself. and see how much You can save be-
meat Of Recumbent, Invalid, Arm. Easy and Re-
volving CHAIRS; MATTRESSES. Hair and
Shuck, and BEDDING. NH 2l-d3m
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A.. RMR> OH! MAN, MAN, THOU ART
but dust; therefore, why grieve at the
x2@1Echanges of life, for it leaves but .
dreary waste to contemplate upon. So now fo< 30
iIOqulzing.
Mr.. EDIrOR: As said in my last advertisement
mad been study inE astronomy. OF course people
expected to hear Of some great phenomena would
have discovered, but in examining the elements.
found there was mystery beyond the comprehen-
Of Babylon, therefore 1 gave it out and went to
sOldties.
am now still in the ring to trade for anything
SO that push along. keep moving; for 1t is wiser
than setting aside and dreaming. signing and vast
prevail who daily march onward and aeyer say
fail HAGAN'S JOHN,
18th st., Creek Nation, Richmond, Va.
P. 81 promised the public romance Of my
life, which will be forthcoming In due time.