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wv. WRITER'S AUTHORITATIVE SELL ON
w Thursdsy AZ 81 Hudson street, at I0h oelcck the
large and valuable stock o manufacturer 81 cabinet ur
nure consisting In ra " rich rarlof Suits "a lsh bro
sa,e reps and hareo;hi marble iop Centre SIDE efdany
szes; rosewood mahogany black walnut and cak Bnets
Btageres and sideboars; Bookcases and wnrtr va
ETY.. sofas, Tete-a ete Nockrs roi,aro Tutkn and Par
Tor chaira IN drreri woods aud kies an assortment -
rosewood, mahogany black walnut oak and eVamcifl
Chamber SUITS; Lounges Mirrors Hall Sarfs a. sci A
s20D approved notes for day. N &c
Sale positive, as tl must be vacated frnnieaiHy
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--~tHe WiBas MlrRet CLOSED heavy az uecine OF &c
&C. per pusuei Tne sales were ilgnt comprising only
kce 81 II FOR No old Milwaukee, 81 IS for new No.
common Milwaukee, and 81 % for good No old Mil
heavy but with large stock prices again declined 1c
&c per bnshel The sales comprise upwards Of 1850
bushels at 72c Toe. for unsound mixed Western,
Soc Bic. for sound do, o0c 95c. for round yellow
and s8hc for Western yellow. Oats were quiet; q
small lot OF new Iowa realized TIC We quote new Wes
tern SIC SIC, and Wisconsin So. Rye in modcr-
ate demand and frm-sales 5000 bushels at 81 Is for
Canada, and 81 81 05 for Western. Barley and malt
were dull and nominally unchanged.
CoFFEE nominaiiy unchanged In every respect.
No sales were heard Of from drst banda few small lots
from second hands werc disposed Of at about previous
prices s.E
Corrox, under the favorable European advices, in
active speculative and spinning demand, and prices for
all qualities ruled decidedly highcr closing somewhat
heavy, however. at quotations. Tho sales comprise
1880 bales. We Quote
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pRoOKLyN rEAI. IssT,ATE FOR SALE

O7O nON-A HANDSOME FOUR STORY BROWN
sDIO. UUV House. 2oys0 rc-fect ordc-. in ives. Fi
tyfourth street Inquire of H. SEIxAS 77s Eighth ave
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, June 1I-6 r. n.
AsHEs.-Recepts 80 pkgs The market was unchanged
in every respect
BREADsrurss Receipts, 25,7s5 bbls. four 4e7 do.
corn meal 40 los bushels wheat 1876 l6 do corn $50
do oats 1000 do rye ard $50 do. malt. Prices for In
feror and medium grades Of State and Western
-four again lower, but tho better grades though
somewhat heavy, were not quoaby altered in valucy
The sales 5000 bbs at revised quotations. at
which the market closed, with continued downward
tendency particularly for low qualities The market
for Southern -four dull with declining tendency.
The sales were about 400 bbs Canadian -four under
limited demand was offered freely q reduction Of from
10c 15c per Dbl on all grades but the best which
scarce and generally held at previous prces The sales
were 800 bbls. Rye -four very firm at our quota.
tons, with sales OF 200 bbs within the range Corn
meal was in fairly active demand. and prices
steady. We sales Of $50 bbls. Brandywne mostly
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CHERrrr,s sALE.-RIcHARD wALThRS, AUCTION.
- eer WI sell on Tuesdsy. lune II AZ o'clock a. No.
S4s Grand street lot ~ Store Fixtures Msors, de- also
right title and Interest 10 Lease Of pre- misses.
JoHN LYTcu, Deputy. JOHN KELLY, Sheriff.
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A FrTUArfOF WANrED-BY REsPECTABis
~ as chamsermAid And 70 assist IN tho washing 40
NinilF, ~ 70 do houaework IN small grv1te family Ece
M florence from her Last rlsce Can " q, ~ We
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SALES AT AUCTION.

~r~~~~-~--~ee
A UCTION N0rfCF,-R. I. HAZELI. AuCriONEER.
"A THIS DAY. TUESDAY, juno ~
At los O'clock at our ssesroom ~ Go. landt street.
HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE,
IN lots 10 suit city and country buycrs
ALSO.
CuTLERY-2 400 dor English and American Table Cutlery
coo dus Pocket Knives Scissors and Rayors
PLATED wARE-tOo dor. british plate spoons and Forks
DAMAGED HARDwA RE-shoyels, spsdes, Axes lis,ch.
Balances. Traps Fry Pans, Tanks, Augura and bs
Braces kc, slightly damaged ~ fsesh water.
FANCY GooDs-pires Albums, Necklaces. Chains, Har.
monicas Glasses, Needcs, &C.
Catalogues early morning Of sale.
II. T.. HAzELL a CO., Arctioneers.
n Cortlandt street
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY JUNE IL 1855
SALES AT AUCTION.

A B. wALpRoN 90. AUcrIoNEERs, ss BROAD
Union street ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Faor Suit said bscks
carecs walnut Chamber Suits ROSEWOOD secretary
aeokcases Buns.. ady's mspiacasnt k.crteirs Creke
Sale WI nNsssaa ss Win sr sessn ar
Also at Il O'clock on the premises the three story and
s Ma q y 5
md running parallel with Court q feet sssks
time Of sale Or At our sAiesrooms with permits.
"A AN no, EsXT,RIaAsohnIEARy 1pPoRTINiIY FOR
qsgesyFFtkaFf ana
at the four story house ls West Eighth ree between Fifth
nn
srsd
EoShSS2D AkS o SS1hyz PIANO
Clocks, rich Lace Curtains OIL Paintings rosewood and
ssTiSf is. Ssr.sss ss. ' cSias
BE in % cart pack and ship goods
purchasers at reasonable charges
A ucTIoN NoT1oE-MAaNIFrcENT HOUSEHOLD
in a. private sale at less than aai
srocsel marble Centre Tables superb Bronze
ssass sss
oonces Bands and Pier and Manel Mirrors and
eSsT s s
sSes en- sa
grain Carpets Sofas Chairs Shades Vases Ornaments
&C. in lots TO suit purchasers at the elegant residence no
Al West sixteenth street. between Fifth aud Sixth
DEM. r. TffEALL AUcrIoNEER
1te falHs%a VIZ + H hST Ca
- PIANOEoRTE, MIRRORS, CARPETS, &C.
THEALl. a CURTIS will sell by auction on Thursday
na
spsg o Gns sad asy Gs
and Secretaries, Wool and Hair Mattresses Feather Beds
and Pillows, Lace and Damask Curtains, Mirror, Chan
Paris maker OH Paintings. EngrAvngs Moque Velvet and
Brussels Carpets. Ocoths. &C. together with the Kitchen
Furniture, with which the sale will commence Catalogues
at the auctionccrs Office 81 Liberty street. pear Broadway
II BURKE AUCTIONEER OFFICE 1856 BowERy,
~. viii sell at auction on "Wednesday, 18th inst. NJ ie1
o'clock the Stock and Fixtures Of the Liquor Store 800 Pearl
street; good fixtures; also the Lease Of the premises
n BURKE. AUCTToNEER, OFFICE 1875 BowERY
~ will sell this day O'Clock, the Stock and Fixtures
of the lager beer aloon 2s Spring street, good Fixtures
Bagatelle Table, Crockery, &C. Positive sale.
FURNITURE SALE AT Auction. THIS DAY, ny A.
II J. BLEECKER. SON 4 CO. ut IL O'Clock at 10 Bond
street. the Household Furniture of the late Gen. Augustus
Fleming, comprising the usual variety
GEORGE COOK,0AUCTfONEER.
UCarrages. Wagons Harness. &cThis day Mt 81 Liberty
street, at O'Clock several second hand Carriages good
order; also Double and Single Harness. Rockaways, Road
Wagons &C.
NASSAU s sHsR T fbsf oTscs
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PARLoR SUITS,
WEDNESDAY. JUNE IS lsss Az .oK O'CLOCK,
vFVNy q u q
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A UCTrON SALE or A BEAUTIFUL GARDEN FARM
IN IN VIRGINIA..
OF decree % the Circuit Court Of the county Of
Norfolk shall scl at public auction. the prer ss,
Thursday the sth instant at ~ O'Clock tract o. land on
The south branch of the Eiyahh river
III Norfolk county Containing about clghons arrrs This
beautiful fatfr which distant the city OF Norfolk
two nes by water and four miles by land u most atlrao
tive home 70 settler who desires TO engage 10 trucking TOT
Northern markets.
The river a. this point 10 wide and bold.
IaocrA credit unon approved security, VII be gwen
1erma OF credit made known AZ the sale.
CrARtEs SHARP Special Commissioner
UCTIoN NOTfCE,-BoOTs AND SHOES.
~ W. ~ hOLI1NGsnEAD, AUCIIoNEER
THIS DAY (TuESDAy) JUNE L. AT ION O'CLOCK,
by CHARLES G. wARKgN,
AUCTION ROoMS p CQRTLANpT STREET,
EXTRA LAkGE AUCTION sab oF
BOOTS, sHOtS, BROGANs bAl.IOkALs
CATERS sLEPpbRS &C
We shall ofer NJ above. catalogue containing
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY sANPfE PACKAGES
CuoICk NEW slRIH0 AMI SUMNER GOODS,
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AUCTIoNEER-oFtIcE 10
elis this day, u II pe'g4k. The
largo grocery riere "a lha corner
Third avenue, barftis ~ Sugars,
Soap aud starch, Honey Pre-.
frN old ragrhon Run walnut
krs4 nu4 Wne1D kGEa, faska,
NJ green reps Gard fapleB, a..
lAy, ~ he SKA Is lse
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A RARE CHANGE FOR CARpENTERs.-FoR SALE,
"a The two years. Lease Of tho two story and basement
brick House. and two story and baseucl. hrS Carpenters
sop and two stall brick Stable situated corner Of North
First and Sixth straes Williamsburg Brooklyn, y. D. to-
ploughs oil completes; also Lumber Wagon light
pete s Of Carpenters Tools ondon mase together with
the entire business lately occupied and carried by Mr.
WIN. r. KEMP, architect and builder deceased. Apply
the premises. tc
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WILLIAM ABBOTT,
w Chatham square,
Stock and Fixtures OF the
OF Fourteenth street AMI
Flour, Teas, quaint OF
serves, Fruit; bnrris ~
Counters. glass N4ses, mo
iron safe, wHl49s 4 haifs
uoVis " .e.slac Ie3 ssaa.s
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BEAUTIFUL BROWN STONE AND BRICK
N House and Lot, near fcrry Bro"liyn price 81 ooo or
worth 100 for Parm and Stock worth from $4,000 to
5000. W. Fl. MELfcK, 4zl Broadway
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-20

Died. IN Gloucester, Va, December nj Soos
CHARLIE eldest son OF the late Colonel lho f,s
and Lucy E. HARDWOOD, aged fourteen years. iou1
months and six days. 49, ,,oldar, howl
IL brokenn and the happy and l9yomnst, ~ PENN
sIeeps calmly In the church yard, me me soLan
stances of his sad and tragical death VIII VII ava 10
SORROW In every bosom, and never VIII Iney ~ 70
accounted without thrill Of horror ana y
Bnoyant with hope and expectations ne SUITED 9 IL
= limiting excursion with several irlehI9s. az 10
never returned alive a gun accldenIaIty o uas
charged by youthful friend, having tern i.
life in which all who knew him felt IN nlteres.i
Such were the tidings they bore his friends am
cb alas was the tragical close Of day whlcn
Sawned under such bright and cheerful auspices
Fndeared to his family by peculiar clrcuinstahoesj
Lived Inv hosts Of friends for his noble, many au
cb;valrons conduct, few, If any, can lmaSlne NOW now
daanIy his loss will be mourned. The nope anu ~
nrida of his family, he was equally the ooast ..
IL teacher Endowed by Nature with q NINA al
once strong and discriminating, blessed win a a
lind afFecfionate disposition, he embodied al
those characteristics which render youth so cnarm
inc 80 hopefuI and so expectant. May GOD sns-
"a IN tho Afflicted family in their severe bereaVe
ment. and grant the stricken mother grace 70 pear
her irreparabIe loss May she remember that 10
. the darkest cloud there is silver lining, ana
TIC" "AfIictions all His children feel.
He wounds them for His mercy sake;
nc "'"""" AFRIESD.
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CAPITALISTS

Are beginning to look in upon us ana see
what there is that they can make something out
of. We do not mean to say that they are for the
first time thus engaged. They have really
been prospecting for several months; but they
are taking a fresh start, and manifest increased
interest in Virginia. Applications, more
numerous than usual, have been presented to
the present Legislature for the incorporation
of companies for manufacturing, mining, &c
These are no idle projects, but veritable enter
prises which will be put into operation, ana
which will not only cause considerable
expenditure of money in Virginia, but ulti-
mately do great deal for the promotion OF
her general prosperity. Capital is ready to
flow in to help, also, the rebuilding OF the
houses destroyed by the war, and TO resus9-
tate our agricultural industry whenever such
changes in the
-UsuRY LAW shall be made rs may allow
Something like the interest paid elsewhere for
its use. Our Legislators have not exhibited
practical sense on this subject. Facts We're so
clearly brought before them that they could
not depy them The deductions were inevita-
Bile. But the Senate, at least, has made but q
| martial concession to them. The bill passed
| by that body declares that legal interest shall
| he six per cent, except in cases where, under
| contract q larger interest is agreed upon but
| in no case shall il exceed eight per cent. "A
wise conclusion, in view of the facts, would
| have induced the Senate to have left the whole
! matter to the borrower and lender. 1t would
| have been a great deal better. 1t is to be
hoped, however, that if they must put limit,
they will make it ten per cent. instead OF e'gIa'
It will invite q great deal more capital, and
hurry up the improvement and prosperity OF
| the State with much greater rapidity onr-
RENTS are another obstacle to the influx OF
capital. Business men will not come here
while such rents prevail. Could they be
reduced in some way, it would be good thing
for ALL the landlords, business men, and
capitalists.
1t is certain, however, that a great deal of
capital is ready to come here the moment that
there is some modification, some amelioration
of the obstacles which have stood in it's way
and frowned upon all enterprises which sought
O footing amongst us.
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KS Printers lux,
ALL COLORS AND QUALITIES.
We are the sole agents for Virginia of
WADE'S CELEBRATED PRINTING INKS,
and will keep constantly on hand for sale
NEWS, BOOK AND JOB INKS,
COLORED INKS OF ALL KINDS,
GOLD SIZE AND VARNISH.
We will supply all the above as low as they can
be bought at the mandatory in New orK.
The Dispatch is using these inks, black and
colored in its Book and Job Office
Orders from any part of the South promptly filled
BIDGOOD & RILEY,
la Its l2l Main street, Richmond.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
IN UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
EIps nTgTRIcT
FIRST COLLECTION DISTRICT,
nj

STAJE OF orftn,
UNITED STATES CUSTOM HOUSE, RICHMOND, VA. J
Pursuant to the provisions Of an act to provide
internal revenue to support the Government, to
pay interest on the public debt and for other y1r.
poses, approved June both, 1854, and amended by
the act Of March 3D. 1885, including sections rela-
ting to the collection OF internal revenue from
other acts, notice Is hereby given to all persons
liable to pay duties and taxes under the said act,
in the First District State Of Virginia, that the
Collector of the said District has received from the
Assessor thereof his collection lists, pursuant to
the provisions OF the said act-that the duties and
taxes assessed by the said Assessor have become
due and payable-that the said Collector or his
Deputy, will attend for the collection of the same
at FREDERICKSBURG, in the county Of Spo,sy !;
yapa on the ed day Of February to the 2sh day q
February, 1850, and that all persons who SHAH
neglect to pay the duties as aforesaid assessed
them to the said Collector within the period OF
time above specified, shall BIO liable to be dealt
with as defauters, according to said act
Office hours from Q A. H. to p. NJ.
United States currency and bankable money re-
ceiyed in payment OF taxes.
WILLIAM JAMES, Collector.
The First District embraces the counties OF Hen
rico, Rappahannock, Culpcper, Stafford, spotsyl-
yania Orange, Louisa, Fluyanna, Hanover, Gooch-
land, Powhafan, Nelson, Amherst, Buckingham,
Appomattox, Prince Edward, Cumberland, Amelia
Nottoway, Chesterfield, Charlotte, Lunenburg,
and Mecklenburg. fe Pot
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ne Co-partnership.
The undersigned, of the firm OF Kent, PAINE q
Co., have formed co-partnership for the purpose
Of conducting general
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the firm of
AIN E & G o.,
and have taken the store No. 100 Main street, next
below Mitchell & Tyler, and will be pleased to re-
ceive consignments from their friends and the
public. w. q. PAINE.
in Its r. A. PAINE.
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A Democrat in the Maine Legislature having
offered resolution pledging that body 10 sus-
tain President JOHNSON In his policy, as an
nounced to the Virginia delegation recently, a
Radical member offered substitute in the
exact words of the non-committal resolution
last week passed by the Republican State Con
yention in Connecticut Both We're tabled Tor
printing We shall see whether such support
viii satisfy. the President.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
In UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
FIRST COLLECTION DISTRICT,

sTATR OF VIRGINIA, COLLECTORS OFFICE, ,
USITEN6TATEs CUsroA-HoUsE, RICHMOND, VA
Pursuant to the provisions OF an act TO provide
internal revenue 10 support the Government, to pay
interest the public debt and for other purposes
approved June both, 1884, and amended by the act
of March Sd, 1895, including sections relating To
the collection OF internal revenue from other acts,
notice is hereby given TO all persons liable to pay
duties and taxes under the said act, in the Flrs.
District State OF Virginia that the Collector Of the
said district has received from the Assessor thereof
his collection list pursuant TO the provisions OF the
said actthat the duties ana taxes assessed by the
said Assessor have become due and payable-that
the collection Of the same at ASHLAND, in the
county Of Hanover, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of
Febrlary, 1886, and at HANOVER COURTHOUSE.
TUESDAY, February "a, 1865, and that all persons
who shall neglect To pay the duties as aforesaid
assessed upon them TO the said Collector within
the period OF time above specified, shall be liable
10 be dealt with Gefaultes according to said act
Once hours from A. NJ. to3P p. NJ.
United States currency and bankable money re-
WILLIAM. JAMES, Collector.
The First District embraces the counties Of Hen
rico, Rappahannock, Culpeper, Stafford, Spotsyl'
vania, Orange. Louisa, Fluvanna, Hanover, Gooch-
land, Powhatan, Nelson, Amherst, Buckingham,
Appomattox, Prince Edward, Cumberland Amelia,
Holloway. chesterfield, Charlotte, Lunenburg, and
MeckleRburg. Il zo--?t
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c

yTTOODHOUSE 81 PARHAM,
w Late James Woodhouse Co.
PIANO FORTEs,
horo rasumed their old business in the new build
Ing on Governor street, near Main. They haze
lately received supply OF
from the old and established mandatory Of,
JOHN B. DUNHAM.
These instruments possess all that can be desire!
In a piano Forte-great durability, exquisite tone
and touch, beautiful workmanship, all the modern
improvements Of value, are warranted In ever
respect aud, in fact, they have stood the test q
time.
Persons Mt distance can have their orders, By
letter for Books, Stationery, or Pianos, as faith
' W0ODHOUSE PARHAM,
feI0 Richmond, Va.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
a GARD THE EXAMINER of the

A CARD.-The EXAMINER of the
N 5th instant contained an article styled " The
Ferrets" which, If true, would be injurious 10 us
In the estimation of some persons.
The article states that our object was to advance
orr own interest in the estimation of the wisemen
at Washington, and systematically villfy the peo-
pie of Virginia This is not so.
We have never been secessionists, but felt II TO
be our duty as honorable men, to obey the laws
under which we lived, and the multitude of arbi-
trary arrests and imprisonment OF Union men on
account of their pinions alone dictated silence.
There was meeting held in the city OF Rich
mond with open doors, and attended by a. large
number Of citizens, soon after the evacuation, at
which a committee was appointed to attend TO the
interests Of all loyal men in said city.
For long time before the evacuation OF the city,
the newspapers and most Of the citizens had stated
that all property would be conbscated whether II
belonged TO loyal man or disloyal one We
did not think So and determined to protect as far
as we could, all whom we knew TO be loyal, with
out doing injury TO the disloyal except to prevent
them from being appointed to ONCE. We thought
then had done mischief enough but so far from
prosecuting them for their disloyalty, many OF the
members Of the committee have personally done
ali in tn cir power to relieve them from the penal
ties to which they had subjected themselves, as
the very numerous petitions for pardon from many
of the most violent secessionists signed by one or
more members Of the committee, now on file in
Washington, will show.
This card would have appeared at an earlier
date, but for the absence OF some OF the under
signed from the CITY, Dir. NJ. BURTON,
JOHN z. WHITE,
SAMUEL RUTH,
WILLIAM Z. BURTON,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Sxy RemoyoI,-J, PITFIELD GEORGE, Con-
MISSION MERCHANT, has removed ms plaGe y,
business 70 the NEW WAREHOUSE, No. lS Pearl
s,root near Main street He continues the sale OF
ANTHRACITE COAL, LlCORICE PASTE, GUM
ARABIC. TONQUA BEANS, OLIVE OIL, PAINTS
HARDWARE, &C., at the lowest market prices
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A. Il. CHRISTIAN, N. D. Q. Z. cAhDo%o'
BENJAMIN BATES.
4 H. CHRI S L / A N & co.,
N. BOOKSELLERS AND STATI0NERs,
MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE SP0TSWOOD HOTEL
keep constantly on hand well-selected stock oil
MEDICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
SCHOOL BOOKS, embracing all the best text
books in English, French, Latin, Greek and Ger
man. Our STATIONERY DEPARTMENT will be
found full and unsurpassed.
Medium, Demi- Crown and Cap Blank Books, IN
every style. Memorandum, Bank and Pass Books,
in great variety. Copying Presses, Books and Ink.
Oil and Blotting Paper, Notarial Seal Waters, &c.
Photographic Albums, Work Boxes, Writing
Desks, Gold Pens, together with great variety
Of Fancy Goods, Prayer Books, Bibles and Hymn
Books.
liberal discount made to teachers. Country or
ders will receive prompt attention. ia 9-ts
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WILLIAM Z. BURTON
Richmond, Va February Is, 1850. fe 2o-lt /.

CALDER 81 HALL, MACHINISTS
OAND BLACKsMITHs, SHOP on CARY AND
FOURTH STREETS.--The undersigned return
OF Richmond, have enabled them TO carry on bust;
ness and inform the public that they fsr pi AL
iYGs. such as AREA GRATINGs, WINDOW and
DOOR GRATINGs and BARS, RAILINGss SAFE
a ap1 n IenuiIed. WALL ANCHORS, DOGS, &c.
They also make 10 order or repair RULING Ma.
CHIEEs. COMMERCIAL LATHES, TRANSFER
PREssFs. PLATE and LITH0GRAPH PRESSES,
COTTON and WOOL LOOMS, and ENGINES, or
any sort of MILL WORK Hoping to receive .
share OF public favor, we guarantee good Job at .
reasonable price. II, CALDER,
fe 20-d&swsn j. TX, HALL.
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DECENT WORKS.

ECENT WORKS.
LIFE OF MICHAEL ANGELO. BY HERMAN GRrxy
mos IxS sS OF ayMAS LIFE By ELIZABETH A.
go1 TRSEssG GsirfE 1 OF THE STEAM ENGINE
IN ITS VARIOUS APPLICATIONS TO MINES,
MILLS RAILWAYS, &c, WITH PRACTICAL
INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE MANUFALTIRE
AND MANAGEMENT OF ENGINES OF EVERY
CLASS New Edition. S2 SO;
BOURNE'S HANDBOOK OF THE STEAM AN, ENGlNE,
S sGPst sTHAM keY E the Of
THE sTEpENT,s PRACTICAL CHEMISTRY. 4
Text Book on Chemical Physics and Inorganic
ana a 1rfi A + i LEEDS, NJ 49, 'A'''
LOUIS NAPOLEON, THE DESTINED MONARCH
OF THE WORLD, AND THE BATTLE Og
ARMAG EDDON BY Rev. NJ. BAXTER. ~.
THOUGHTS ON PERSONAL RELIGION. Being
a treatise on the Christian Life, in its two chief
elements, Devotion and Practice. BY K. N.
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