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W. A, Ferris Mark and Brandt
horses brand F.--for cattle, sheep and hogs, ear
mark swallow fork and underbit in the left, and un-
dersiopc in the right ear.......Slay 1sco.....f5ly
y. G.. Reeds Mark and Brand.-Drand
for horses and cattle, =. D.-Far mark, swallow
fork and underbt in the right, and crop and spht
In the left car All not in this mark, have other
brands in addition TO mine Any information thank
f,Ily reeeiyed Address Palace Hill, Dallas county
To,a. TnIx 1879 ................2...1y
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William A. Gold,
Agency and Collection Office,
REAL ESTATE AND LAND AGENT,
DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS.
Real Estate bought and sold on commission; taxes
Maid on lands in any part Of the State titles invcsi-
sar and lands purchased sold at option oflarties
I'n gated claims collected Irrigated claims placed
in responsible hands.
...REfERENCEs.....
James Mott, Cashier, and Spraguc 4 Root, Balti-
more, Maryland
Pierce Bacon and Johnson& Farnsworth' Boston.
Hogan 4 Broa,lwell and T. T. Gallahcr Cincinnati.
Reid Tracey and Waldron, Robb Go, New YORK.
Davis & Birncy and Abraham Hart, Philadelphia.
Knox, Smith 4 Sedgewich, st. Louis.
Srates, McAlistcr & Jewett, Chicago
H. d. Nichols & Co., George Butler and 3. \, ~
Mills Galveston. lOct ~, ie"I--N'il
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,
nALLAs, DALLAS COUNTY, TEAAs,
WIN pTas'iine ia the eOuniiss " kauaaan, Colin,
lhlan, Kills sisd iaiias, aiso IN tho suleae UuT;
Al Z. lrf, and The Probate toaTs IL Dallas and .Uh-
ins eoanIis, special attention sii h. given a. cod
leelions and tbs IsTi1cIing oi titles,
llsllas, Ike ~ lSSi............ ............l Iy
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~. &. Mckenzie,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,

DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS.
WIN practice his profession In the courts Of the 10Th
Judicial District, comprising the counties Of Dallas
Tarrant, Parker, johnson and Ellis also In Collin
Denton, Wise, Jack aud Young, Of the Goth District
and In the Supreme Court Of tho State az Austin and
TYLER, March, 1859, If
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w % O L. C. A liz Id Il N GIT!
At Ten Mile Greek.

w OOE CA R hi N G y!
AT Ten Mile Greek,
TWELVE MILES SOUTH PROM DALLAS, TEXAS.
BY O. b. Nance & Son.
NTE have now an Eight-Horse Power
w Steam Engine attached TO our Wool
Carding Machine, and are prepared TO give
prompt attention, on short notice, TO those
wishing to have carding done. From our
former experience and an
Entire New sett OF Cards,
We can do better work than heretofore.-
The wool must be we'll washed and picked;
and one pound Of lard to every spounds Of
wool must in all cases, be furnished by
those wishing a good article Of rolls. In
all cases be careful to furnish, at least, one
sheet for every twenty-five pounds Of WOOL
as that is as much as they viii hold when
carded. TERMSE65-SvARTABLY cAsH%Ss "a
Whisr Wool ...-.--...-..-.----r 10 rts u
Mixed +" ...--.---....-....--...-..---.1 "
We ts1deroir ihs1Ls Tor previous pat
roases ana still solicit a continuation ~
crs.on. o. 3. SANCE 4 SaN
Piea1sli iisu r =, .srt@ -
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the undersigned
IN are respectfully requested TO come for
ward and settle up. HERMAN lllRSH.
Dallas, Texas, Oct. 10, 1SGO-l:4w
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So ICVATILnt
woes WHOLESOME
EnDfss

a ,ul ,-. .or sends Cor This jour
INF 0ht 8iiartiisf,l Il hns IS
,nt ,nwl, h he attempts q prove
if.f ,nit are an unwholvS"'h"
.r,IcIc n.Euh. Many of the real
s,u given would apply to most
a.lr klnls lri,iol, and wedo not see
a.w re writer, fhe believes all he
...,. can W0id following VI all
..' H. uicrcd man at slnriy'i-
u iur the prevalence or the
l,,... Ter cnmlemning various
.r.r'., o iad'.~ dangerous, 20 the
.r.., er, on. What 'h,ll | eat
Huu .cplicd; "Why dc best
.arEl. noilln' ut all, AMI den
.ri n1 I, ycrscli," In regard Ia
Y..i,e. li,,rc IL M doubt that good
mg', potatoes, cooked through, ARE
...''a.l ns amy article al food
u..unc. They abound ia starch
... .iu pr. alone, furnish muscle
g.I.ns lateral enough. They
r.. 10. c.,,cn more freely In cold
n..t.u. nhcn carhnnnc,ons' "r IL AZ
.ra!ur'ag bod Is most required !
euhua quantity of lean meat
bread cabbage, aud other nitrogen
sg. kinds og' food, they are always
.-... Bni to he easily di"rslcd,
Ileg should always he baked or
ru.iIdrv. md mashed. Thr mash
..l. rs, sential for adults who
as.n .,.B molar ic,th on grinders,
.rI t..u ,r.H take time in eating, To
nnr'wty en- we'll. Children, and
yarves, ur apid eaters, are likely
% .Wni.uw unmashcd potatoes III
-nr'l lcmp. These Jumps are dis
..Iyrd ,luwly. and irritatc the stom-
g,l ,rsluc'ng II dull heavy feeling,
moi absolute pain. The fact that
lii. .r up'a ocs arc vomitcd whole,
pY.-rl III in the eNcrcmcnts,
gl..n ,.rrt is any arritation of the
-gomrch on bowels. is proof that
such Hup should never go into the
rm.rh.
Potatoes should not be mixed
Wilh butter or gravies in mashing
gs such c1mpounl is not easily
,.issoI.ed hr the gastric juice, a
ha.tcrl,an is to mash them dry, or
wi.hn litilr milk, and let whatever
.ai. aud hut cr, or gravy, is used, be
lalt uprn ,hr outside of the mouthful.
This r.mall applies to all kinds of
.aad.D The butter, giuvies, spices,
etc applin to.food, arc designed to
coma in cJ. act with the saivary
.laui, ud promote flow Of sail
~, and tl, end is better secured by
quitting lr substances upon the out
side OF rnj
a dry, caly potato, lYked or
hylpd th, r. III, and mashed finely
,.o thy. il so, uld dissolve in water
stirred az It'll it, is just as good a
n.l form elk person even, rs boil
al rjcc. We repeat that sick or
wen persons young or old, should
noyr swallow piece ofpctato larg-
ar lwu nall pea; and to ensure
his. So pdvise, as a general rule, te
a,asn plutoes before bringing them
10 the table. We agree with our
.orra, pondent, that every potato
having bIack spot or lump in it, is
diseased. and the whole potato
should be puccrcmoniously rejected.
There is 10 saving in consuming
auv part # such potato. Mere
cracks or openings in large potatoes,
If msurrounded with dark-colored
hard uiatler, are not Indicative OF
4is9sc.--.lu. 4gicuttur?st.
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LEGAL CARDS.


ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
pALLAs, pALIAs couNIf, TEXAS,
July,
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The Profession well know that diff
ferent Cathartics - act on different por
tiOns of the bowels.
The Family Ca y thartic I'LL has,
with due reference - to this well estab-
lished fact, been ID compounded from n
variety of the pur- !. est Vegetable Er-
tracts, which act alike on every part
of the alimentary % canal, and are good
and safe in all ca u SEES where a cathar-
tic is needed, such - as Derdngements Qf
The Stomach, .Sieepi- q ness Pains In TIE
Back and Loins, Cos Gceness, Pain and
Soreness over the - whole body, from
sudden cold, which - frequently, IL neg
lecscd, end in a long 6 course of Ferer, ioss
Of appetite, creep = ing Sensation II cold
orer the body, Rest % isssness, Hcadache,or
Weight in the Head, all Iaaamatory dis
eases, Hormsin COLL dren or Adults, Rheu-
mdtisnl, great purifier of the blood, and
many diseases TO which flesh is heir, too nu-
mcrous to mention in this advertisement.-
Dose to 3.
Price Three Dimes.
The Liver Invigorator and Family Ca
thartic Pills are retailed by druggists gen.
orally, and wholesale by the trade in all the
large towns.
st, W. SANFR0D, NJ. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
1886 Broadway, New York.
For sale in Dallas by J. MOTT, Jr. lS2:1yl
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Nicholson Go Tsorri -,
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas.
For1iS Go NiCho1son,
waxahachic, Ellis Co.. Texas,
ATTORN EYS AT LAW,
coIIrcrons or ~ Itua

COLLECTORS OF CLAIMS
AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
T.. p. W. FERRIS
Each member Of The firm will supcrintcnd the bust
of his Office aided by such assistants the bust
ness may require. We will give personal and pronI-
attention to all business entrusted to us, in The
ties of Dallas, Ellis, Tarrant Kaufman. Navarro Col
lin, Grayson, Denton, Parker, johnson and Ill., and
also, in the Supreme Court Of the State, at Austin.
To give dispatch in our collections and rcmittanccs,
We propose 10 buy and sell exchange, and are
prepared to furnish good sight drafts ON New York.
New Orleans and Galveston.
REFERENCES.
VIM. G.. Lane 4 Co., New York Eggcrs ( Co., Gin
cinnati; Swift Paige & Co.. New York; Taylor &
Raddin, A. II. James & Co., Mex Kinney and Bradford,
New Orleans; Sorcy, Smith 4 Co., Galveston; Cor.
Enni- & oo Houston, VIM. II. Tro,l', rhiiadvlPhi",
Spragc ~ Root, Baltimore.
Feb 10, 1860 ~ ly
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fRISITY Mills DALLAS COUNTY, TIxAs
Oner his professional services 10 the public lie may
be- found at Wits store, at all times except when
professionally absent, March, lSG1. ..if
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LAW DEPARTMENT.
Professors:
HON. n T. WHEELER HON. r. z. B. BAYLOR
WV r. ROGERS, ESQ. JOHN sAYLEs, ESQ.
This institution is in a fourishing condiiion-213
students having been reported In the last rTtalogue.
The faculty discipline and health of the University,
are all unsurpassed by young Institution in the
United States.
TULTIoN s
In fhe Primary Department, per 90
College a. "a ..........-... 90
Literary and incidental 60
Board. per month, in good families, IL 90
The Literary Department conmmences exercises on
the LIST Of February, and the Law Department on the
18th of June. For further particulars catalogue,
or address President
RUFUS c. BURLESON, or ,xn.~-ncr -rx.s
Hon. X. 7. WHEELER
October Issa -....-..... .16..1y
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Dr La Fayette Yates,
oCULIST

May hc consulted at all times At his Once In Paris
Lamar county, Texas, ON diseases 81 the eye
March, lSGO N
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~ AND EARTHENwARE.
SPRING TRADE. 1860,
GEO. J Sun NEk 4 CO.
CHINA. GLASS. AND QUEENSW4RE

No. 70. Pearl or l4th street, Richmond. Va.
In consequence OF unavoidable delay in the com
pleiiOn of our new warehouse, on Governor street
we shall be unable to remove until the Sprns trade
closes; and our friends Will find us A. the old oca-
ton. No. ~ Psnrk Strtst. for another season.
Our stock is now daily arriving. and is the LARGEST
and most complete stock Of EARTHENWARE.
CHINA and GLASS. ever offered in Virginia and
We invite the attention of the merchants Of Vir-
g!nta. North Carolina and Tennessee. who NAV
Visit this market To our prices, confident that we
can successfully compete with the largest houses
IN an, oi the Northern States.
we ONLY ask them to give us the preference over
Northern houses. provided we can do as we'll. fo,
tham We ask nothing more.
The mos: experienced packers employed. and
goods shipped promptly.
We supply the BEST quality Of Stoneware, as
low as 1t can be purchased al the Factory.
execution of orders 49,
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Sd ID; 3 aaa1;sI , eighth S..k. seixn.,,s a,.,
COgnaci ~ quarter casks A. Dal,,ssA $3.50 flaet Fills
Co. J. HsnIes.y and other brand. Cos"a...p npav
vi - casks Sicily Madeira Vine; =, aI btan-
Inc; ~ casks Ciaset; ~ bbis. Cider; Ioft
Hofted Havana Cigars; SO bbis. Common n IN
Gia, Rum and Apple BRANDY, for sale Nv - ""ds'
WIN. " ALf.ACE sons.
A q; ST. Err Ma Ms and John GIl,son'e am.
"A. other brands Il ountsln Rye Whisksx: n ".ra
AppiS and Pssch Brand, / New Orleans Moissses
Ind portlsnd eyrpe; emith6eld Hams, Of superior
tuaHsy Br0Oeas, bnckets. Tubs, and Lines Of ali
kads; Butter and Cheese; for sale By
xa4RkL.l. -tassp Es,,. JONES 4 CO.
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QuAcKERr IN FRANCE A man named La
blanche has been tried BY the Tribunal OF Cor
recttonaI Police. Paris, on the charge OF iIle-
gally practicinG medicine and sarEery. The
facts Of the case were somewhat singular
The man some years back devoted himself to
chemical experiments, and In making one Of a
dangerous nature, he received such violent
shock that he was partially paraly zed, and for
a time lost the use Of eyes, tongue and ears
He was sent to the hospital Of Bicetre. and re-.
manned there until he had recovered. He then
~ . means Of livelihood, obtained PERM ssion
from the Project Of Police to make experi.
ments with An elect trio apparatus in the "a ia res
and places Of Paris. not Content with this
in order to increase his profits, he represen ted
himself 10 be capable Of curing malades. and
not only operated on sick persons with his an.
paratus, but prescribed for them. The man
protested that he had no in ten ton to do any
thing wrong, and he stated that from many
poor persons on whom he had operated or for
whom he had prescribed, he had taken no
money. He received an excellent character,
aud It was stated that he had made improve
ments in his electric apparatus which were
very remarkable. The tribunal, taking all the
circumstances into consideration only fined
him ST. but 1t condemned an apothecary, of
the name Of Caivet, Rue de Lyon, who had
made up his prescriptions, to six days i'm
prisoument and 1907. fine.
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WM. IRA SMITHS rvs
SOUTHERN CLOTHING AdAt'S'
~ TORY.

7 X TH MO ~, NJ
ed nv CiSth,ns m.anntactory IN ihls cat, -
YEARS AGO, and have constantly i0i va :,
continued To cut and EIase u lsfse psfl" 'n.Sats
stock IN kichmCnd rs hundreds 81 ia' Us 70. rs
Will testify 10, and hsviax Increased nv
time to time, All now better ?fspSttu -. "a
orders for work IN laIsc of small aHsn,..a s's 4
heretofore, and viii guarantee 10 Ia il'sn &.
AZ low as they can ,sr had Of Northern ho4'
eeua ia sts IL and material. NJ
Being practical man ut my business s,si
ans effa4sa ~ af fAe back sftaa0N, E.3
Shenlders,li Halter my self that ctH sss s, sgsS
and as good an article iof tise price, ~ '"'
NoTtA ar .SSHih. stays
Let those Who wish 70 bald a2 fhisp esI,S.d
hrsf, and let tssm reap the reward i4s, fai
merit Tor past. pysssal or fstafs sffsls. ,p -
is NO HUMBCG, IS can prove D, li l,".a -
been for years Pai,ea.ss the asassfass..r,,.sss.
homo. more especially when 90 ean ~ sSvIrH
adaitionai cost. "A' -" Nsin street
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WATCHES, JEwEIRY. &c,

e. REMOVAL. RE WOVAl.-oF THE.
~ VEL L.kNOWN BIII. BARTU0i,6
&sL NEW, MATCHMAKER The subscri-
a.,,ea her would respectfully announce 10 the
Hup,ic ana his friends IN the country that he has
REMOVED next door To Messrs Kent PANE 4
70. >. nearly opposite his old stand. on Main ST.
"hele ne tfnatS, ny strict attention to bus ness
anu desire t" please, that he will meet with the
same patronage 80 literally bestowed on him tor
Nothing trith0Ht i0bOr.'' ~ W.
Where lives the little BILLY B.,
" lille on Eleventh street told the hrur
Hes gone next door to Kent & p.,s
On him your favors shower
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1870 SPRING TRADE,

| 4oOOs IShtD
EORGE sTARRETT.
MAJ Governor Street, Richmond. Virginia.,
Oners for sale the following list of articles of hi,
| own manufacture. viz " "
| Tin Ware, of all kinds.
S Saeet irG2 land and CoppeI Ware.
SSse ah ran sheet Iron Stoves for wood y
Gas East end Sheet Iron Stoves for coal, 10
| Portable Heaters.
Diamond Radiator, :.
Factory Stoves, =.
| Richmond Portable Furnace. : ..
F Fas1,iGs 6 b%,lsFs' or wood and eoal
sTov Es RANGES and HEATERs now pD made.
anu repairing pieces Tor tue same. always on hand.
V BURNING AND LUBRlcATING
The great KANAwHA COAL AND GSA Gil o G6S,.
f rANY !consistin. Of native citizens Of our own
STATE STATE has appointed US Agents for the sale: OF
''i b0kSSikStaF zSbf i1sR!cArrss
sss sssS' of which is warranted and anadu
ds we invite ~ the attention of apothecaries and
will be large, aud sold by Wholesale only, at the
ia Its GoOCH EcHOLs.
NH0CkOE MILL RICHMOND 1;ROUNO
- PLASIER.-Thc subscriber has earnestly la
GTfea, i15 the past ionr years TO exclude Northern
1M.n, ana supplying an ARTICLE superior to any re-
celVed from the North, and claims a perfect sue
cess he bess leave to return his crate fui thanks
70 has patrons, and asks to inform all crested
that he has completed his Improvements that will
enable him to supply any demand that may arise
his stock OF Lump ls heavy, chased upon the
enormously increased use Of a superior article
selected from the purest Windsor tN0va Scotia
9uarrles with special reference to its richness in
Sxtrhase q Lime. The reputation of his brand
shall be sustained at every effort and cost and he
asks only an experl0oltal trial Of those who have
not made application Of this caIxable IsytiItxey,
JOHN H. CLAIBORNE, No. IL Pearl IT.
in Sim
MANCHESTER SCALE WORKX.-We
VI have on hand from the above factory, PLAT |
FORM SCALES. weighing from l0O to 20O lbs |
Also, COUNTER SCALE Of every variety, and |
- agents for the manufacturers are prepared 10 |
take orders for TaiEoad track, depot aud ware
house Scales. 10. which fur neatness, durability |
ana accuracy cannot lie surpassed,
go VAN-LEW, TAYLOR L CO.,
ho-N No. u Main street.
NEM RCTTER, LARD AND CHEESE
r.. sIohE-NO: ~, MAIN ST.-The subscriber
stsscs xcen the above store, and offers for sale
LARn E HsSn Q.Anke County and State BUTTER,
Flor h NJ EsE, WHEAT and BIiCk WHkAT
FfSH =, nkk FANS, HHOULDERS MIODLINGG.
CIGARS. Nn1rp s9d SMOKED BEEF. PORK.
Se21ssss sse ell sent here and cold on
's'A Is0S-E Hal xEL q 3Ee'a A e. io'
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CHINA, GLASS, &c.
OAA&SAS 0AAz00, 0C'
~ REMOVAL 1860.
WILLIAM F. BUTLER SON.
REMOVAL
1860.

~ ~ 1861.
WILLIAM F. BUTLER L SON.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
- CHINA, EARTHENWARE AND GLASS,
Have removed to No. 10 Pearl or 14th street. and
VIII open 10 al the month Of February large and
choice stock of New Goods, of their own importa
tlo1 received direct to this port. per ships Erie
and ALEXANDER and BY the ate Sta",leI and En-
dymion. via New YORK. Also, from the Wheeling,
Va. and Western manufactures. eyery descrp-
tor tor nf PLAIN, PRESSED and CUT GLASS
TORS: LOOKING GLASSES ard FANCY
GOODS: which they offer to the trade OF North Ca
r1iina. Virginia and Tennessee, AZ low as any
Northern JOhbng house.
Our Senior has been for the last q years. i'm
porting China and Earthenware direct To this port;
respect fully ask the patronage of Southern mer-
chants and the Southern public.
~ Store formerly occu pied bv w. s. 4 g. Don
nan. VIM. F. BUTLER K SON
fe lS-d&cwlm No. 10 Pearl or I4th street.
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z MAItMhs. JLWELKY. sILVIk

MAItMhS. JEWELKY. silver
~ AND PLATED WARES. A. MYERS
ny 81, keeps constantly on hand a large and com
- pete assortment of the above mined ar
scies Embracing all he latest sty les which he nf
lJIs 10 ms TRENDS and public the most reason
aole terms; DE would call particular attention To
Els htock oil nae atches. such MS jules Iuryenson
r. u, Adains Son. Alfred Lavaeite Tue, Enc
~, Hehry Reynolds Lemon. Jose ph Johnston. John
Slalse. ana other celebrated makers He ais"
ser kinss. SHIRT Buttons, Diamond Cluster and
sssrfm Ss"he hreastpps for gents also Large
Cameo and Pearl Sets, Etruscan and Jain aoid
Ehain Brncelets; Chatham CHAINS, Neck Chains
SnarIns' sleeve Buttons. Shirt Buttons & c Silver
holders, Fish Knives and Forss, Berry Spoons
nsparassus longs, Ice Tongs. Silver spoons and
FORKS, hne Silver plated Knives &C. '1'
Hoping to offer such inducements that canno,
a 10 pleas IN price and quality. call is respeet
'"i'' sohoitco. . A. MYERS
Corner of Main and Pearl NJ.
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GOTNE NOpTT MN
KhNGEM ENT. -IMpORrASTT HH.-NFs
EkS:ETHROCGH TfCKETS aiy TIA
CHECkS.-GREAT NORrtirRnNN 3 ,IEs.
TSSins the great United States M, n, nv n
andra. Rivha eSssp'fd between R:a
IorA, and all Important ro,n,, TuRisde /,
Creek ana Washington, over tbs ppest. Va !
crlcksburg Potomac Rallross "tl y,
river, 10 miles, and by splendid w lie ~
steamers thence to Washing Ion ~ sia eeH.-
miles IN seven hours: being CONN ~ y, e
Hours of departure: en- An
BAGGAGE, under charge 'a; shdtPx
G GhECkEpTHRoUGH TO Wash, >secla. IA
Philadelphia and New York. '"-'oh, 4s
thkousH TICKETS can be secpr.d
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Too MODEST TO BE GRATEFuL-The Liver
pool Albion says that young lady, the eldest
daughter OF we'll known Baronet, was SO
deep sleeper that it was always dif:icult to
wake her; and in the year 1858 fire broke OUT
nj night in the family mansion, when male
domestic burst into her room, and, snatching
her as she lay in bed, conveyed her to a place
OF safety. Strange to say, the lady's high sense
OF modesty caused her preseryer to be dis
charged from her fathers service The lady
Is stIll unmarried, but the man who risked his
lie to save that Of his mistress has been re-
warded by legacy OF ESQ., ben uea thed to him
by his late master
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MI NENZEL' + FOREMAN.

N1 BOUlS, SfUE-S, GC.-Thc attpn-
@E-S ton of the public is respectfully asked TO
my stock OF Boots and Shoes, consisting of every
variety of style and quality, for Ladies. Gentle
men. Misses, Boys. Children and Servants. shall
continue, as heretofore, to manu- facture as extern
slTey as any other house the city every thing in
my line that may he called for. and shall as have
always done. use none but the best material
tnat can he procured anywhere Persons dcsirous
oil purchasing Richmond made Boots aud Shoes
are assured that they will find a good assoc tnent
az as low prices as such goods he had for II
the establishment. No. IS Main street
o.
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DENTISTRY,

~ MOTTO
64FR.x DR. D. COUL1INE. DKtr,sr. 81
Has moved his ONCE from the corner of
Main and 7th streets. to No. U7ts Main street
between 9th and 10th. whore he may be seen al any
time between . A. Nj. and r: NJ prcpa red 70 GER
form any operation IN his profession. fe 2s -3m
~ ARTIFICIAL TEETH. The Cleo
plastic and Vucanite Process-G. w.
JONES, DESTisI, having the right for the
above mode Of making Teeth, and being satisfied
OF lts absolute superiority over all other methods,
can With coincidence commend IL to those desiring
lnii or partial sets Of teeth, and specially such
using. The perfect adaptation ii the plate to the
mouth ana the suction thereby secured. enables
MN 10 insert ono or more teeth pCith ont clasps
THIS method having been adopted by those stand
ing highest IN the profession. North and South,
to those wishing to zee them. Sets Of Teeth. on
gold or any other plate viii OF cOurss BE- made for
those preferring them. Filling, Cleansing, FIX
tIactfng, and all other operations gently anu tho
roug ny performed. Ohce ON Main street, Opposite
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-09

IN boots AND SHOES..GREAT
XREDUCTlON IN PRICES.-CHAS
1BEHLE. Broad street, between I'd and Ri
keeps large stock of Ladies', Gentlemen's and
servants wear constant, on hand. and defes any
BODY IN Richmond to compete with him in his line
a. he manufactures TO order, and superintenSs
himself. loo A-lyl CHARLES BEHLE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-09
y ~'t'

-. GEO. A. AiNSi.iE. iu.h .,,.s, ~.,,,x
respectfully invite the attention. az h.s t,,sr soad
.as paoo xcnsrsil{ g h,s large and iasnionsIs
HMs aS OF CAkkiAGES, buG6iES. Ac.-
tent wofAmen, and our Of the hest i0slerial cxil
s.ol those DESIRING "a purchase il requested. Par
acui1f attention paid 10 REPAIRING vhsch viii
o? u3 pn 1n the must reasonable tssus