Meigs County telegraph. [volume]

ocr: lavish it away ;il foa. have given us o Aug, io; '69.- l y. "- iV-.J 'it )';' 1 1 ji Has removed liie JEWELRY -StORE to EEMOVAK at the Head of the Wliarf-lJoitt Lnndinr Itoad, next below Remington's Store; and informs herewith, all his cus tomers and the publican general, that he did,, at; the same- time, his newStock, comprising all the latest palternsof '!' 'L'Vm 'KmM'm. 'S HM A ;"M YVP " Y -. ,'.f U JEWELRY . AND FANCY ARTICLES, V' U ill'.? f.;;'.'i vv"'." ' every description wnu h he wilr Tserl at Very' reasonable prices, and he every article, to be oDhe guarty ant value represented., ,. His Store-fioojn'yia spacious, .aiuT expressly' fitted up for tlie 'iCornmodious recep tion of customers," where they will find a'prompt and satisfactory aitctidirHj in all . . . . . 1 I . ! .. V....I...nn wniiin. nuuei uuuiiiu w .ins uuoiiicoo.. . p. .... t , . -.i.i .y f . .- All his work, such as r ' Clock &ewelry'R be executed in the very best manner, prompt and durable. All his work is to give satisfaction; otherwise the money laid out for it will be returned. VTo all from whom lie has treceivtd patronage, be returns jCoidial thank li, and for a continuance of the 6nm'e.- 1SS f- '" 1 ? i - w' WA.' AIGHER, Jeweler? & ; n3-tf. Attiie head of Wliarf-Boat Latding Road, Pomeroy, O. j ., u ... l AND NEW : . ,M i cl d i e eubsci iter would resneqifully nforrii Tiis friends, and the public generally, that he has just received,' and' is now openingi one of the largest arid most de- stok);rtf.iRrfi crai-acw jxo TBt mr TTTfa , 44 TIT A TflkT TTV TTrJf TT1 i'-' WH " H J1 lUr n K .HH ' m . IVM ; u H It Ar i 1 .: , ltW EM asj sw-i . pnaf ism I 4U TJm MWw . aVsTW win Dili oi I'l.ft .):b?f '-'i.'U r bihttft ovrci! 1 (,i ... .,m,;!j - ! ! befote brcught to this nifliket, all of .which, having been bought en 'the best wMJ?eeoiaataBniaM acysnce japon, VoBiiivftivf w Tiave reduced bur ibrtcefl System, and find that il is THE principle upon whici to sell c ii tt v G WD s . It is deemed unnecefesaiy to, enumerate the many diaient kind of Goods on band, E3 VER YTHI3NTGr! perimngio he'Tra3Av' :W iii'icua. feelinir confident that we can favor os wiiJiiJfffiisrTH ,T23HT ILSON 'J , ... ' - ': " : i; : A . BU RSf A P'S N E W, jltlLD IN Gt im im9 77 'V U iM i ,-. i :. - K ... m :. .1 , 3 ' .' t k. , f v T-i IT 1 PRICES, p o r ts4"&-xo-:ci' x-v;j jvac rr ftustern coei, iqr,,.,, , , , , ;;i ... j . .) u.'t; wi.i';., l. f Y , ' n v 10 td25 DercCfc. "since adobtintf the Ready 1 ati Aaiamioation ' jf our render nerfect lalisfactien to eveit one that


Newbern weekly progress. [volume]

ocr: The Albrinnrlr mid C'hrftnnrnJtc f'nnnl. We have received a copy of tho Report of the Board of Directors and Chief Engineer of tho above work, which reports show that this impor- tant improvement is progressing in a very satis- factory manner. We copy the following extracts from, the Report of the Directors: a t t.,. ,7 it,- nf ff.o )nt T7.mr.rf thr ,i;ctnr..n ro At tne date ot tne last Keport, the distance re- maimr to be excavated to cumnhtt a p.niuuu-tioti between the Albemarle and the Chesapeake, was

place_of_publication: Newbern, N.C.

publisher: J.L. Pennington


ocr: Ducal Plaids ; 6-4 Black Wool DeLaines ; Raw Silk Plaids, &c, &c, &c., &c, all of which will be eold on very moderate terms. Oct 12 GEORGE ALLEN Takes Pleasure in announcing to his friends and customers, that he has completed the improve ments on his Store, and that he now has one of the lightest and most convenient Stores in the place. I have two spacions Sales Rooms, each seventy five feet deep, which are well filled with a fine stock of RICH AND HANDSOME FA'.L AND WINTER DRY GOODS Rich Silk Robes. Plain Striped and Plaid Silks; DeLaines, Valeneias; Merinoes, Prints ; Giugbams, lomestics ; Hosiery, Gloves, Skirts ; Furs, Embroideries; Ribbons, Trimmings. AI.50 A Large Lot of Cloths, Cassimeres, Hats, Shoes, Carpets, Trunks frc frc. My Stock has been selected with great care, bought on the best terms, and will be sold at very moderate prices. Oct. 13, 1859.


ocr: GIFTS ! GIFTS ! GIFTS ! GIFTS ! THE ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE. i W EVAWS A C THE FIFTH YEAR b,7 BROADWAY THE FIK li YEAR m;wvoi:k. ESTABLISHED il The folh ie loiiowinir is a nan ml i-t .it" v ! will be given to the nmclittJseia 01 Books ut'the time of sale :


ocr: WARRANTED GENUINE RAISED BY For Sale by July 23 JAS. W. CARMER. Druggist


The Placer herald. [volume]

place_of_publication: Auburn, Placer County, Calif.

publisher: T. Mitchell


ocr: jgar-Tlm patrons of the Placer Herald are re quested to take notice of the above terms, as they will be required of every person.


ocr: THE PLACER HERALD. 1H PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, Od Main Street, Auburn, Placercounty, Cal., by CHARLES H. MITCHELL. TERMS. (Subscriptions invariably in advance.) for one year. $ f $ for six months for three months ••••• ~g~\\\ subscriptions will be discontinued at thecxpiration of the time subscribed lor, with out a continuance is ordered. rates of advertising. One sauare of Ten Lines, (this sized type,) first insertion Each subsequent insertion 1 50 for half a square (live lines,) or less 1 00 ®o“Obituary notices, or personal advertise ments charged full rates. Notices of Marriages, Births or Deaths, free. Liberal deductions made to monthly or yearly advertisers. The patrons of the Placer Herald are re quested to take notice of the above terms, as they will be required of every person.


ocr: BIRTH. At Roach Hill, on the 24th ultimo, an infant son of Frederick Dopendiuer.


ocr: THE PLACER HERALD. ia PDBI.ISUEI) EVERY SATURDAY, On Main Street, Auburn, Placer county, Cal., by CHARLES H. MITCHELL. TEEMS. (Subscriptions invariably in advance.) For one year. °° For six months For three months *£>All subscriptions will be discontinued at theTxpiration of the time subscribed for, with out a continuance is ordered. bates or advertising. One square of Ten Lines, (this sized type,) First insertion °° Each subsequent insertion 1 oO For half a square (five lines,) or less 1 00 ffiSPObituary notices, or personal advertise ments charged full rates. Notices of Marriages, Births or Deaths, free. deductions made to monthly or yearly advertisers. -g-Thc patrons of the Placer Herald are re quited to take notice of the above terms, as they will be required of every person. -


ocr: the placer herald. is I’UBLISIIKD EVEUY*HATUIII)A \ , n „ Street, Auburn, Placer county, Cal., by T. & C. H. MITCHELL. TERMS. (Subscriptions invariably in advance.) For one year •••••• ••• • • • JJ[J For six months. Fur three months ' i ‘ , . subscriptions will be discontinued at tho expiration of the time subscribed for, with out a continuance is ordered. rates of advertising. One square ol Ten Lines, (this sized type ) First insertion........ " Fieh subsequent insertion 1 •>() For half a square (live lines,) or less .... 100 erObituary notices, or personal advertise ments charged lull rates. Notices of Marriages, Births or Deaths, free. -g-Liberal deductions made to monthly or yC *rfhc patrons of the Placer Herald are re (ineshMl to take notice of the above terras, as they „-ill bo required of every person.


ocr: DIED. At Dutch Flat, March 29th, of c Throat, Frances Eugenia, daughter nr il , ore and Jane E. Fuller, formerly ot New Orl At Dutch Flat, March 29th, . of Thomas R. and Louisiana Smith. ant »oa


ocr: the placer herald. IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, On Main Street, Auburn, Placer county, Cal., by CHARLES H. MITCHELL. TERMS. (Subscriptions invariably in advance.) For one year JJ For six months For three months ••••■ i u " «sr-All subscriptions will be discontinued at theexpiration of the time subscribed for, with out a continuance is ordered. RATES OF ADVERTISING. One square of Ten Lines, (this sized type,) First insertion Each subsequent insertion 1 ->u For half a square (five lines,) or less 1 00 ®O-Obituary notices, or personal advertise rs charged full rates. Notices of Marriages, liirlhs or Deaths, free. deductions made to monthly or yearly advertisers. patrons of the Placer Herald are re quested to take notice of the above terms, as they will be required of every person.


ocr: THE PLACER HERALD. IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, OaMain Street, Auburn, Placer county, Cal., by CHARLES H. MITCHELL. terms. (Subscriptions invariably in advance.) For one year 3 00 For six months. 2 0 „ Vnr throe months * * VaII subscriptions will be discont.nued at theexpiration of the time subscribed lor, with out a continuance is ordered. RATES OF ADVERTISING. Immm .»**umJ*‘****> First insertion . , n Each subsequent in5erti0n.......... - For half a square (five lines,) or 1e55....... I 00 notices, or personal advertise charged full rates. Notices of Marriages, births or Deaths, free. deductions made to monthly or yearly advertiser.''. ’ patrons of the Placer Herald are re quested to take notice of the above terms, as they will be required of every person.


ocr: yearly advertisers. pa- The patrons of the Placer Herald are re quested to take notice of the above terms, as they will be required of every person.


ocr: THE PLACER HERALD. IS PDBU3IIISD EVERY SATURDAY, On Main Street, Auburn, Placer county, Cal., by CHARLES H. MITCHELL. TEEMS. (Subscriptions invariably in advance.) For one year $ c 00 For six months 3 00 For three months • • ••••• 2 00 £®“All subscriptions will bo discontinued at the expiration of the time subscribed lor, with out a continuance is ordered. RATES OF ADVERTISING. One square of Tex Lines, (this sized typo,) First insertion $ 3 Each subsequent insertion 1 50 For half a square (five lines,) or less 1 00 ®S-Obituary notices, or personal advertise ments charged full rates. Notices of Marriages, Births or Deaths, free. deductions made to monthly or yearly advertisers. patrons of the Placer Herald are re quested to take notice of the above terms, as they will be required of every person.


ocr: POLITICAL SPEAKING LIEUT. GOV. WALKLT. SAMUEL T. LEET. Democratic candidate for the Senate, and JAMES N. MAKINS, candidado for the Assembly, will address the Democracy at the following times and places: At Beals' Bar. on Monday evening, August 15th. “ Pine Grove, Tuesday evening, “ Kith. “ Virginia, Wednesday evening, “ 17th. “ Stewart Flat, Thursday evening, “ 18th. “ Ratth snake. Friday evening, “ 19th. '• Gold Hill, Saturday evening. “ 20th. SENATOR ANDERSON will speak at .Stewart Flat, Rattlesnake and Gold Hill, at the dales above named.


ocr: THE PLACER HERALD. IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, On Main Street, Auburn, Placer county, Cnl., by CHARLES H. MITCHELL. TERMS. (Subscriptions invariably in advance.) For one year 00 For six months 3 00 For three months • ■ 2 00 subscriptions will be discontinued at the expiration of the time subscribed for, with out a continuance is ordered. rates of advertising. One square of Tbs Lines, (this sized type,) First insertion 00 Each subsequent insertion 1 60 For half a square (five lines,) or less 1 00 notices, or personal advertise ments charged full rates. Notices of Marriages, liirths or Deaths, free. deductions made to monthly or yearly advertisers. jFifThc patrons of the Placer Herald are re quested to take notice of the above terms, as they will be required of every person.


ocr: Married. lathis place on Thursday evening, the Ifilh inst., by the Rev, Joseph ? Gallagher. Mr. Bartholomew Mullen to Miss Mary Elaharty, both of this place. With the above came the sparkling Catawba which was discussed in appropriate style by the friends of ‘Thirtly.” who were warm in their kind wishes for the happiness and prosperity of the newly married couple. Died. In Mud Springs. El Dorado county. June slh, Mr. Charles Roussin, aged 50 years, formerly from Richmond, Missouri.


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ocr: THE PLACER HERALD. IS PUnI.ISHED EVERY SATURDAY, On Main Street, Auburn, Placer county, Cal., by CHARLES H. MITCHELL. TERMS. (Subscriptions invariably in advance.) For one year $ ® JjJ FoT six months For three months ••• •• subscriptions will be discontinued at the expiration of the time subscribed for, with out a continuance is ordered. BATES OF ADVERTISING. One square ol Ten Lines, (this sized type,) First insertion ®° Each subsequent insertion 1 SO For half a square (five lines,) or less 1 00 notices, or personal advertise ments charged full rates. Notices of Marriages, liirlbs or Deaths, free. deductions made to monthly or yearly advertisers. * jsS~Tbe patrons of the Placer Herald are re ,pitted to take notice of the above terms, as they will be required of every person. express and banking houses.


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Delaware inquirer.

ocr: JOB PRINTING! Shsacs: S'/s: à T. ROBERTS & GO'S, Cheap JOB PRSimWC Estalolislimont, t oil. Ilh AM» MAltKIlT Streets, AI KIN'S ttltW'EKY INCREASE YOU* Ill'SiMNESS S I Presses and Low Prices!! . and of llie

place_of_publication: Wilmington, Del.

publisher: James Montgomery


ocr: JOB PRINTING! ' CHEAPER THAN EVER. T, ROBERTS St CO'S, Ohea,p JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, COB. 4th AND MAHOUT Street«, STO«KI INCREASt: VOI R BI'SINESS ! I Fast Presses and Low Prices I ! Mutrriui all Sew, and of the Latest Style*. (OVER AIKIK'S G «bf.'l


ocr: JOB PRINTING ! Ciisapsr than Eve: T. ROBERTS & O heap JOB PRINTING tolialimont, ! Fast Presses and Low


ocr: JOB PRINTING tod Of svary dassrlptlon neatly and promptly e WO. 03 between 4th and 6th streets, WILMINGTON, DBLAWAUB. JAMES MONTGOMERY, to execute printing of every description In a reasonable Is prepared nt la tho country—such as any estab HANDBILLS, SHOW BILLS, LABELS, BLANKS, PAMPHLETS, BUSIN E®0 A KDS, CIRCULARS, BILL HEADINGS, DEEDS, - His friends and the publlo generally Tiled to send in Tho Jobs will be promptly ûlled, and sent by lierwise to any place In the Stato. " ■■! - "■ :•


ocr: JOB PRINTING Qt evory description uoatly and promptly executed at between 4th and 8th Htroots, WILMINOTON, DELAWARE. JAMES MONTGOMERY, ute printing of every description In a s manner, and on as reasonable to country—such as HANDBILLS, SHOW BILLS, LABELS, BLANKS, &e.,-Ac., is proparod to as any establishment iu PAMPHLETS, BUSINESS CARDS, CIRCULARS, • . BILL HEADINGS, DEEDS, Mills friends and the public genorally yl-cd to send In their orders. Tho rcNpcctfully In by be


ocr: MONTGOMERY Jj CONVEYANCER, AND NOTARY rAwT* Oß<r. ,V*. !*f. SHIPLEY STREET, Apr.tÿ-ir. « ....


ocr: JOB PRINTING ! ^» a 2 w a ,» u«* W..O MWOa Mb«« M/m>) * con. in. a.\i> market sirKi», T. ROBERT'S & CO'S, Cheap JOB PRINTING Estatolislimoiit, (OVER UN'S GROCERY STORE ) ixnti iSK tout hi simàss i ! Fast Presses and Low Wiitfiiul all \cw, and of the l.atest


ocr: JOB PRINTING ! Cheaps; than Un;, T. ROBERTS & GO'S, Cheap JOB PRINTING EstalDlislxmont, C OM. 4th AIV'D >1 l UR I T streets, (OVER AI KIN'S GROCERY STORE.) INCREASE YOl il II18INES8 ! ! Fast Presses and Low Prices!! Material all N«*w. and of tho l.utoHt Slylfs.


ocr: # îM % ; * VÀ 1/ CHEAPER THAN EVER. T. ROBERTS Ä- DO'S, Cheap JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT ; COR. ltti AND MARKET Street», (OVER AIKIN'S GROCERY STORK.) Fast Presses and Low INCREASE YOUR BUSINESS ! I Material all New. and of the Latest Styles. CARDS. CIRCULARS, BILLHEADS, HEADINGS, RECEIPTS, BILLS of LADING, ÜSÄ«, |"SbVm, ;


ocr: Shsaps; than Era: T. ROBERTS Ä- GO'S, Cheap JOB PRINTING < INC'KEAHE 11)111


ocr: JOB PBIITING! m «, G.: 3 ape: t.:ar. Ever, '*'■ HOïiÜRTS >Sr CO S, Cheap JOB PR UNITING COR. 4th AND MARKET Streets RY STORE.) INCREASE VOI R RC8IXESS ! ! (OVER AlKIN'S r, Fast Presses Material al and Low Prices!!


ocr: JOB PRINTING 01 every description neatly and promptly outed at No. 4#7 SHIPLEY STREET, Between 4th and 5th Streets, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE. JAMES MONTGOMERY, la prepared to execute printing of every descrip tion iu a seat and expeditious manner, and on any establishment in the I s reasonable terms conntry—such as PAMPHLETS, BUSINESS (MUDS, t'lROULARS, BILL HEADINGS, His friends and the public generally spuctfuily invited to send in their orders. The jobs will be promptly filled, and sent by or otherwise to any place In the State. HANDBILLS, SHOW BILLS, LABELS, BLANKS, i .■


ocr: JOB PRINTING! Cheaper than Eva:, T. ROBERTS Sc 01 iea,p JOB PRINTING EstalDlislimont, ( Oil. 4th AMD MARKET (OVER AJKIN'S GROCERY STORE.) INCREASE VOI R BU SINESS ! ! Fast Presses and Low Material all Npiv, and ol' the Latest Stjles. !


Ceredo crescent. [volume]

ocr: S. CHlPMANi . Ifiuue, Carriage ami Sign Painter. . 19- ££4 ZING, GRAINING AND PAPER HANGING Promptly attended to. Order* Respectfully solicited, They trust that their long experience and n strict attention to badness will secure a share of patronage. Cer do, Wayae County, Va. [JjM

place_of_publication: Ceredo, Va.

publisher: W.B. Wilson


ocr: "Dr. j. rawrctAS asp surgeon, Ctrtdo, Wayne County, Vi. •t the house of Mr. James Stewart.


ocr: John 91. Herder, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IX And Manufacturer of C A B 1 N K T W A li , CHAIRS, tfr. • Jfurhl Stmt, Knit Sidr, nn.lO-tf ] PORTSMOUTH, OHIO de\ti*try» Dr. W n. M oloMWOl'tll, DENIAL SURGEON, Ouyaudotte, Va., WILL vivi t'erodo, Va., ar.d Catlettsburg, Ky.» once evecy month, and is in readiness to per forti all operations pertaining tu liin profession, upon scientific principles. Teeth filled with pure foils, so as to entirely arrest the proccss of Jcraj. Teetii inserted from one to a fall pet, by the roost ap proved method*. All operation* warranted. Superior tooth Powders for sale. Tho best of re oronce given. [feblS-ly Job PiintlDK neatly and promptly esaeu ted, upon favorable terms, at this offioe.


ocr: CeredLO CEREDO, WAVSE CO. VA. D. W. BROWNE, Proprietor. THE Proprietor of this large and commodious es tablishment designs to make it equal to any tel in this part of the country, as a home for pemift nent or transient boarders. Travellers stopping may be assured of good fare and courteous treatment, and the proprietor will use bis best endearors make it agreeable and pleasant to all his customers. »ar Terms reasonable. Bills for board must positirely be paid every December. 1868.


ocr: DRtTO SfFORSL e. rckd. *. w.arat. I^EED 1 SPRY, Wholesale and Retail Dealara it Drug*, Mtdicinta, Fainli, Oil*, Dyt St*JT*, HTk doK Qlau, perfumer*/ $ Funty artic/et gentilh/, No. 58, Front-ak., Portsmouth 0., next to Murty k Co. Desire to say t<( the citiiens of Ceredo that we hatf just received a general supply of the above article*, which arc fresh and pure, and will be sold it tha low* est figure*. Purchasers nre respectfully invitad ta give ua a call, and examine our goods and prieea. (^Orders solicited aud promptly filled. Portsmouth, April 20, tlF.KD & 8PBV.


ocr: Carriage [Manufactory - CUEEK & RECORD WOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants of I'credo and vicinity, that we are prepared to 511 orders for Pleosure, Lumber and Express Wagons Dray) and heavy carriages of all kinds, made of the best materials and in the most substantial manner. Repairing of every description done at the shortest notice. We have also a BLACKSMITH SHOP connected with our establishment, for shoeing horses and doing all fond* of Job Work. Carriages will be kept on hand for sale. January, J7 f. ~ ^


ocr: J AME$ IlTB tOWN, of Kanawha. -J>SD — ALIil'lVT LA PLEV, of Cabell. Ilare for.nei a partnrrship, under the style of • Brown & Laidlcy, for the practice of the Law in the counties of Caball aud Wayne. Addrev J. H, llrown, Kanawha C. II4 Va —or A. Laid ley, Cabell^'. H. Va. X. li. A. Laicilky will indiTidunlly attend to busi ness In Courts of Logan county. [dlauM


ocr: CEREDO • riSILY GROCERY -r-ANO-r— . 3 I Groceries, Dry G ood s, Yankee Notions, Ready Made Clothing, A Variety of Panoy Goods, And the usual s ock of a first rate country 8@r On and after the first of January 1859, we determined to adhere strictly to CASH All persons indebted to the firm of Brown $ Oris* wold are requested to call and settle their Atl kinds of Pbodcce taken in exchange for at the highest market prices. • BROWNE


ocr: Jcreminh lYcllinnii,* FRONT STREET. CATLETTSEURG, KY. KKEl'S constantiy on hand a full assortment oi Fancy and Dry Goods, Notions, Bonnets. Hats Caps, I».>ois, Shoes, Hardware, Quoensware. Glassware Furniture, Agricultural Implement*. Drugs and Med ieincs, house-keeping Gootis GKOl'KRIFS, :>nd sucl other articles as are usually found in a country store which he is ready to exchange for ca>h or couuln produce. far c all at the I'ost Office stoic. jlo


ocr: STATIONERY AND Fancy goods. A STORE hot been fitted up la the lower West room of tlio Crescent Building, and the under signed appointed agent fof the aale of a variety of FANCY, STATIONERY\ AND OTHER GOODS, among whioh ma/ be found Ute following: Arnold" t Writ inj Fluid, in large Mid small bottles, Red Sealing rA'az, Fancy Wax, Pure Black Rubber, Faber'a Pencils, Whitney's Atnioapberic Inkstand*, Erasers, Pen Holders, Box wood and tin Sand Boxes, Wafer Cupa, Pen Recks, Ebony snd Mahogany Rales, Paper Toldera, Calendars, Pens, Cocoa Seals, Poeket and Pen Knives, Mucilage, Reference Files, Paper Weights, Time Books, Paaa Books, &c., kc. LETTER AND NOTE PAPER, In great variety. PLAIN AND FANCY ENVELOPES, Assorted Sizes and Colors. Almanacs for 1899, POCKET AND COUNTING ROOM DIARIES, Ac., Sic., Ac. I too in No. 1, Crescent Building.


The daily dispatch. [volume]

ocr: rtOX'S LIWE.-The only regularline FREIGHT U BOATS from RICHMOND to LYNCHBURG, three times a week, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS. Boat TEMPEST. Capt. Joiijt Donald. Boat JAS. 3. IRBY, Capt. Wm. R. Woopsom. Boat MERCHANT, Cant. Geo. C. Laynk. Boat BRISTOL. Capt. Cuas. J. Johnsos. Boat OLIVIA, Cy>t. Jno. A. Johnson. Boat ELLA SCOTT, Capt. Wm. Clkvslaxd. These Ho,its are all of the first class, aud oom manded by careful and experienced Captains, and leave promptly asadv ertised. Thcsuitscdl^r,thank ful for past iavorsso hherally bestowed, for the put three years, begs a continuance of the same. WM. P. COX, A*«nt, At the Shed, Dock at., in rear of old Oat Works.

place_of_publication: Richmond [Va.]

publisher: J.A. Cowardin


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ocr: omw tooot \ KR V ATTRACTIVE AND COM * r>l,RT* UTOCK OF HKK FPKINO DRY <?.WD>.-T nm now in receipt of my flrat ttipply of TrtTit *"i MT.mw Good", to whteh 1 invitetheat j, .foool my fticnds and euatomer* rhe stock <* m -, mi.! consist* ofchMco staple and fancy iiif *ik' most fvtitoeahfe styiea, purchased' ? t favvrahle r rm*. and w ill be offered at rr , ~«t!iat <*r,n<>t foil to he satisfactory tobarei* <„'V* me hi* i* tew Of the leading stylos now i r «,or l/»diM rich black and ftw.r Hol V ; Challfe rVuU R&. 1,7, Kobe-«»t,e* and doable .Tup* rich Hnum n « w ,Mlo Chif'? > OrjrMidtesj Organdie double Junes ,'hmt-/ Brilliants and Challleaand Chill* p.-tage*. Domestic*. *nd * varMy of goods »or{»ei • ~nt». vv.»r. AI,FRM> MOSRS, *r ' *3 Main street. tl'tUL. 1»T, \ rich nkw drksb goods. reAK.?J«?. ***** o<ir, t*e f . 11 nd HU eriti eiy newstocfc Of li.k aid Rich Col d hilk Kotos Ne« Kay* tore »rd Ob ewe Silks F.u'srd Silk«, very ch**p lirenadiGe, B- lege am' Organdie Kobe* T .re *rpie CMh Robe*. a now article r; "k Ore do Rb<i e *r.d Taffeta Silks, at the pre sent cost of importation P'k Mor.rning Silk*. I>«t quality Beregea, Valenti**, Organdie*. Rich Lac* and French Worked Set*. For cash only, MV>w prices. ~PI PKRKtNPJI a>. /COLLARS. COLLARS, COLLARS.— V Re*,! ill" foHowing lis! of chrap Collar* which ♦nj now be pnrchawd at JAiX'B A t.KVY'B, 15 M'tn street: and l.awn Collar*, at 2fc. worth STS« Do do d<» do f.:',c Do do do at Wc. do " V Do do do at T V do Its Do do do at 1 W do 1 W l>o do do at 125 -do 1.75 Do do do at 1 50 do 21" 1 Do do do at 725 do .1 .VI T!;e above Collar* are of the !at««t style, and are *;. actually a* cheap a* they ate represented. U»o, a very large lot of Cambric Bands, which •*> ins l>eeti bought at auction. »ill be sold at least pWWit below the regular price. ar I JJIW GOODS! NEW GOODS! A. K PAKKKIU CO. .Vo. 14;? Sjtiarf, .Warn Strrrt, Have jnst received tbeir SPMINO STOCK OF PRY ; >ODS, to which Ihi j iuvite the attention of the ly and country trade generally. Farmer*, house k<-ep< r», and al! other* who wish to buy bargain*, » aid do well to slve r* a call before purchasiue. Plain Black and Oviloied Bilks Colored Silks. Bayadere and Brocade Rich Silk Bobes—Double Jupe Grenadine Bobes, do da Birh Organdie Rcbefl Foulard !»iik* Printed Bareges. Jaconets, Lawns, Brilliants Barege Prices, Ginghams. French Cam bric*. it Cloths, Oassimeres an<l Vcstings Farcy Lit»n Drillings Table Damask. Linen Sheetings Irish Linens. Pillow Linens Damask NapJtins. Damask Doyles P'air. a"d Colored Bordered Towels, Ac Together with »very article usually fcuud in onr line. Mb 12 i , BE Ax lAlfUtoiANOfi vJ TO THB PUBLIC.


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ocr: By E. It. Cook, Auct. HAN'nSOIIF. FIRMTLRE AT AUC TION.—On TUESDAY, 6th insc., at 10 o'clock, I will »ell at my storo, a larj,o lot of FURNI TURE, consisting of— 2 entirely new solid OAK BOOK C ASES 2 ei'tirolv new a did MAHOGANV BOOK CASES. M AHuii A iV Y W A R D RO BES. BU R E A US, S'l I>IiBOARDS SOFAS. T B'i'E-A-TETEo, IA) (i NG ES B E DST liADS. HAIR and , C HUCK M ATTR ICSSFS. mahogany and maple cane-seat CHAIRS, Ac. -ALSO -1 MAHOGANY JENNY LIND BEDSTEAD. 1 " BUREAU. 1 " MARBLK-TOT WASHSTAND. 1 " CANE SKAT ROOtiKR 1 LOUNGE and MATTRESS, CANE SEAT CHAIKS, CARPET, Ac., belongms to the Rev. F. J. Boggs, who has leit the city. de 3 E. B. COOK, Anet


ocr: Notice.—We ask attention to our splendid assortment of Velvet and Cloth CLOAKS. Beautiful and cheap SILKS. Si'k ROBES, cheap. Real Irish and French POPLINS. Rich VELOUR OTTOMANS. Beautiful French DELAINES. Great variety medium DRESS GOODS. Muslin and Lace SETTS—bargains. French. Wool and Stella SHAWLS. New and fine FURS. LINENB and House keeping GOODS. Son-shrink n* FLANNELS. omestic SHEKTIISG and SHIRTINGS. Kersej LINSEYS and BLANKETS. SHEEP'S GREYS and FULLED CLOTHS, no 23—ts SAM'L M. PRICE Sc. CO.


ocr: f Biodmohd Fjihaie Ikstitcti. The annaal aermon before the Sliiaionsiry Society of tha Richmond Fm;ale loatituto Will b« preached by Rav.Glo. W. £a*i>s ih, D. D , of Waab ingtonclty. D. C . on THIjRmDAT night, Jnae 23d, at »>«' o'clock, at tbe Grace Street Baptltt Church. Tbe aanivertary uddreaa before the Philaita'hean •oolaty will he daliverad by Be* E Y Rxisi. D D, of Baltimore, Md. on FRIDAY nlgbt, Jauo b. at "V« clock, at the Second Bap'.iit Church. ibe annaal Commancemeut will occur at the fir? 1 Churcb, TUESDAY nlgbt, June 2 i stt», 2L* a' S.\* o'clock. The Pab lo are rajpectfn'ly lavited to attend. , j«Jt—4t


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ocr: PIANOS, AO. ftUWWS & CLAKK'tt I'lA* OA 1.19 * OO'B PTANO9 tf 8 W\J V MARIIVB UUIfARS PKLAUBW'S MKLODKONB P TI TAYLOR h« the, exclusive aal*of these s'ruroents In thin city; their ratablUliod reputation is a *ure guarantee «f excellence. P U TAYLOR, I'iano and Music Store, ja 29 I'M Main at, abovo Poat Onlce- CHICKeKING PIANOS. MhSuSBB A NOT II Klt LOT of theao ■P>'"'J , 1 lu fl Hlnatrnminta haajnat been reccivefl. s * * U " \Ve have now aa fine an a?i«3rtment of Pianos aa c»n lie found in any of the lari?e citieo, and at 'ower pricfa. Price* hero, the *aiue as at the factory, from to •itso. , .. . in this let. we have al*o the much a.lmlrecWi'.M (U nnir. and the new A Scnl* < 'imiUir At. ton. which for Yolnmo and beauty ot tone nearly eqoal* tee Grand. To theae n*w kinds we solicit the attention of Professors and Amateurs. The Thalbei k Orand is still on hand for sMe Orders from abrotid, with references, will lie Punc tually attended toTurawinss of Pianos, with prices. furni«he<l free ot charge. .„n.. The. instrument* fn.m Uits 'Mtory Anee «nie.-r.«nWy mrri-Uh.- first >Ut*Ma* "»'l award*, over all romp'Ut'.r*. in all K»r.< mhfrt th'U hare !»** **- hibiM in Enrol* •'&! Atnrnrn The first ptcjiss nr.'. uuekamr*"»<'mUr*"/Mh<*unlry*.«rt un-in , ... a.irding thr.ntht hiQhrttpttfect&m .War ranty given for any length ot time. M , VVarerooms —North side of Broad street, near. , and at llabustox A BkoV No WiMain^ t ja ?i NATtt L OAKII3I. Solo Agent. " ... PIANOS, So —P. H. TAi- T.OR'H MOHIO SALOON AND PIANO Vfflffl WA R KHOO M, H<' Main ST Rich- J 3 If y ¥ mono, Va —The nndnrsigned is sole «ecntin this city for the sale of the celebrated \UNNS A CLARK'S PIANO FORTES. These In atrnui'Mits hat e rec-ived the unqualified approval of the greatest Pianists in thiscoonty and Enrop«>. He also keeps Pianos of Ilale 4 Co. and other good and well established makers. P II T. keeps constantly on ham. an assortment of the beat MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, andMusj cal Merchandise in general: Pelanhat's superior M KLODEONB, of 43*, 5 and 6 octavos, with single and double reeaa Martin's unrivalled OUITARS . In short, .very article in th« Music line maybe had at this cstabashiaent at most reasonabis The largest and most beantifnl assortment o fash ionable, now and standard SHEET MUSIC to be found in this State. , r „ . *jr A liberal discount made to Teacher* ana jjry rianos tuned and let to hire. Old Fieno* taken* exchange for new onea. p H TAYLOR ,


ocr: au Richmond, Va. RAILKOAII LANDS H>R SALE nR *5* LONG CREDIT, AM) AT LOW RATE OF IN rERKST.—The Hannibal and St. Jo seph Railroad Company havine over iKxi.ono ACT; ES OF LAN fi. ly ing in toe Stat* of Missouri, when wpg granted, by Act of Congress, to aid in the con struction ol their Road, oiler the principal portion thereof for sale, on the most liberal term*. The greater part of these Lands are within six, and all within fifteen, mile* of the Railroad, which is now completed and open for use throughout its entire length. (206 miles, i and runs through a coun try which is unsurpassed by any in the salubrity of it* climate, the fertility of it* soil, and the extent of its miners.l resources. For further information, apply at the Land o£oa of the Company, or addreaa, bv letter, JOBIAH HUNT, Land Commissioner H. &. St. Jo. K. K. Kjcs-mtbal, Mo., Jur.e 14th, 1c59. 23—c\V wtm*


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ocr: STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET! tX>n GOVERNOR, JOIIN LKTUHI- :..'K K— h RHTDOK FOR LIEUT GOVERNOR. ROBBPT t, MO'« f AOU fc, ' ■ K vipDL«3tX. . FOR A rro - XFY GENERA L. JOHN RANDOI Pit Tl OK KK Ok FREDERICK. FOR CONGRESS. Third Omiffrettional District, JOH> « i'ASKI*, OK HICUMIINO FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS. OUiiN v« Cu VY_OfMJA.dHBI6L,L Co. FOR lUK HOUSE OF DELEGA TES JUM-.CH tv ANDKIteoN ROaCOK B HKATH RICHARD O HABKINB my 24—3t


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ocr: VTKW iN STORE—No. >J, MA IN ST.—The haa taken the above »tore, and oflcra The above articiea are ail eent here and Bold conimiaeion, and wtil consequently be sold low caak. jno>—tel fejjtALLOCK. Agent. LETTE BALLS. CHECKS in new and fancy »jtf ™ iAe r soo»w ; - : -


ocr: PIANO ft, *o. W^HH| NO A'H OAIE * <*>'8 PIANOS II »•tf H MARTTVB GDI C ARS PELAURRT'S MBl/ODEONS P tl TAYLOR has the exclusive sal* of theee In strument* in tbls cltv; their established reputation is a sure guarantee of excellence. _ P H TAYLOR, Piano and Music Stare, ja J9 188 Main st, above Poat Omoe. chTgk*ring pianos — LOT of these spUndld baa just been received. ■ ® * \» ■ We have now aa tine an assortment of Plauoa as can be lound in any of the large cities, and at 'ower prices. Prices here, the *ame aa at the factory, from 5225 to tIOM. ..jo in this bit, we have also the much admired Jfrnt dt nnii, and the new A Saile Circular Actum, which for volume and beauty of tone nearly euuala toe Grand. To theae new kinds we *olicit tbeattention of Professors and Amateurs. . , . The Thalhetg Grand is still on hand loir**'*. Orders from abroad, with reference*, will be punc tually attended to. Drawinjts of Plaooa, with the prices, furnished free of charge. Tht instrument*/mm U,i4 tictory hare unttertally Harriett tht jimt medalt diplomat and auxira*. over all competiUirt, in all flnrt»chtre they haw been ex hibited, in Europe and America The r first prftftM art, mechanics(indjtt'tffrinfl>fth coitntrtet. art unan imous in awtrtiina them The h iyhett /perfection War ranty given tor auy length ottim e. . Warerooms—North side of Broadl afreet, near 9th, and at lUulutok A Bro'*. No 1W Main street, ja 29 NATU LCARUBI. Bole Agent. PIANOS, AO.—P. H. TAlf- MUSIC SALOON and PIANO 18H MAI* St.. Rich- V>X II "mo.ni>, Ya.—The undersigned is «ole agentiu this city for the sale of the celebrated NUNNS tt CLARK'S PIANO FORTES. These In struments have received the unqualified approval of the greatest Pianists in thiscounty and Europe, tie also keeps Piano* of Hale k Co. and other good and well established makers. P 11. T. keeps constantly on hanC an assortment of the best MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, and Musi cal Merchandise in general: Pelatihat's superior Ml/LODEONB, of W, 5 and 6 mclaves, with single and double reeds Martin's unrivalled UUITAKS In short, every article in the Music line maybe had at this establishment at most mabohabla PRICKS. The iargest and most beautiful assortment o fash ionable, new ami standard SHEET MUSIC to be found in this State. _ . . ■y a liberal discount made to Teachers and gg- pianos tuned and lot to hire. Old Pianos taken in exchange for new ones.


ocr: Ilitjnumfo pisjiatrji. liV < OWAKni* & HAIUiKHSWtr, ■V TH K DA ILV DISPATCH is served to snb ,-'ih«r* at ?<* * <i« aßtkr c knt* era w««, to the Carrier weekly, Prtce f«r mailing, i< t to sr. or %2 -W |.»r *ix months, in advance. t vTilK SKMI WKVKLY DISPATCH <«t timed ..n<r.,.li\ n)it FruHj .->( ili'.iO, in Hilnnoe. ', x THK w 1 ■''' KI.V UiSl'Al Oft m issued every j.-, v,.. ni.'i mailed i>. subeKT'tepra at ft per annum.


ocr: PENITENTIARY OF VIRQINI A.—Th« ' followiH* articUs always on band i»L'J for sale «»moderate prices: Whiw Vw» Hare Tumbril Cart# Cart do Dirt Carts HretcMn (i»r<l«-u Barrows Bridle* Dirt Harrows Ualtera Wardrobes Collars t>n>,'+ Harden I lose Writing Desk* Cart Saddle* Kullrd Cloth* Brogue* yiiun.fl* Lln»ey« Kwr* Grain l'ags Axe*. Ac. K » NJMMO. 7 Urn'l V> K'Otleutin. I


ocr: WHITE OAK PLANK.-- Pj.lXtO rt. I>i and 2'inch WHITE OAK. 10,u>*( It 2J» inch do. do. 10 000 ft. 3 uiuh do. do. 14 UUO ft. 4-meh do. do. Superior quality, suitable for car Works and ma chine purposes, reeeivin" and for sale on accom modating terii.s, by TRUMAN A. PARKER. V■), WOK>I KII.I.KR—VIRGINIA WORM kfLl.K'{—One of the best, and moat emcient Verim 'uKes in use. Try it. For sale by K. J. PICOT, l>ra<«ist. " nd " V


ocr: feTtil! * V. *tV:am *MsTli. l , W|\b "a gssr&vnssi •sjjwster-i'lb W l *tn etii lie purchased in it, aa the owner has no farther use lor it. , A n > wishin t to purchase it, can Me it by flsftilK os Mr. Heary Brfel, who lives three miles ■ooye At tee • water station, Hanover count), and tor terms. 4e.. awrfy to „ Ro. B. LYNE General A*«nt. office la Basement of Metropoli tan Hall plK>tf*FIHK COD LIVKR OIL for D sale by t IBHEH k WJNBTON, Druggists.


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ocr: MILITARY. U HEADERS F. CO., Ist REG. VOL.W J|_ . „„ Richmond, Aug. 20,1859. ( H Order 10. HI This company w j|i assemble at Corinthian Hall on Tl EBDAY, 83d. at 8 o'clock P. M., for instruction. By order of the Cart. au 22-2t J. WHERRY, Ist Serg't. ~ ARMORY MONTGOMERY GUARD,"/ JSI August li)th, 18S9. ( n THIS COMMAND will assemble at Military VjHf.il on MONDAY EVENING, tlie22d instant, "at 8 o clock, tor Company Drill. By order of the Lieut.'Coin's. au 2o—2t jno. Mcdonald, o. s.


ocr: NEW HAT STORE. JB ,S2, MAIN STREET. IIATB—BY THE CASK IIATS—BY THE DO/KN HATS —BY THE SINGLE ONE HATPIN ANY QUANTITIES COUNTRY MkitCHANTS are inviied to eiamine the atock of HATS, STRAW GOODS, Ac. exhibited by the gabscriber. EVEKYTHING in bis line is NEW. being bought within the last month and he guarantees to sell them as chiap as S,y house in the trade. FRANK BIN FORD, formerly of Binford. Dickinson A.Weisiger.


ocr: inh 15—(it JOHN E. DOHERTY respec.ful 11* ly informs h»friends ana the public that h« has onened a MERCHANT TaILOHINuI ■JUU ESTABLISHMENT, on 131h, between Main and Cary streets, where he warrants as gt» l Gar ments, and at a» reasonable pri;es as can be had anywhere. All he asks is a trial. nih 15—1 in THE ATTENTION of the public is re specially called to Ihe following articles, left at my s'ore for private sale, by a family that have broken up house keepiug: 2 hoeewcod Livaua, coversd with red Velvet, 1 Large Mahogany Sideboard, T: Marble Top Mahogany Side Tables 2 Mahoganv Centre Tables, 1 I arg«, full, Feather Bed, 1 Large, Fine Mirror, 1 Mahogany Hat Back, And sundry other articles. An early call will secure bar gains. E B COOK, mh 12—ts Auctioneer.


ocr: j CONDITION OF THE STATE TREASIRV. da? of A»ptembe^''r* (f jj r ' »"■ •"& K...11.™, j t'cTI.vV.RT. SYNOPSIS. Aecre-a'e Mlance in the Treasury on th. mornjn - oi* the Ist day October, WW. a* B «*i .**>»: fW4Wr w Toifce credit of the fol- Mrm< funds, vis: cTwU credit of the Oen.moawealth. .. 01 To the credit of the Lit erary Fund *4,74# 84 To the credit of the Board of PitWic W in »,*« M To the credit «>f the S.nkin* Fund 6S A6l B# (W7 97 Received from the Ist day <>f October. ISM, to the JOth day of step tember. 1«59. inchi've: l>n account of the Com- _ .. .. monwealth ... 6,1 M On account of the Liie- . rarj Fnnd ».«3 to On account of the Board of I'aUic Work* .... IWW On account of the Sink ■« wmS! St Disbursed from the Ist «'it of October, !«#. to the 30th day ol September, ISA*, inclusive: On »ccount of the Com monwealth 4421.836 31 On account of t'no Literary Fund 365,192 SI On account of the Board of Public Works 2,120 2S7<» Oo account ol the Smkin? Fund 2,453.266 37 ru 9.181,482 34 Balance on hand ttie Ist dat of Octolwr. 1H59 .... 5222,8 Hi OH To «)ie credit of the Com monwealth 104,013 35 To the credit of the Litera ry Fund 43,519 59 To the credit of the Boatd of Public Works 9.217 23 Trt the credit of tlie Sink Fund -Jl *mmoo •Not*.—The aliove snm total of 69.3»4,170 ,'tt it will bo ob«ervcd. i* the amount received anu on hand in the Treasury, but it embraces porti ns ol tho items received for the l<iterary runn. Board oi Public Works and Sinkiiu Fund, which are neces ssrily credited twice, thus: $255,010 O l * of the Lit erarr Fund wan received from the Commonwealth s and Board of Pub ic Works' Fund, ($8,599 M ol the Board of Public Works' Fund was received Ironi the Commonwealth's Fund, and ®2.3!'4JiM) S3 of tiicSmkin Fund wa< received from'lie Common wealth's Fund ; so that the actual receipts lor the fiscal >ear wcro §6 6*1.711 9a. and the actual dis


ocr: IX7BUfB OAK PLANK..." *» I'J.tJji) tt. i>. ,>>») 2 jucli WHITE OAK. 10 -«Ut ihc do. ,i,D" 10(lullt.3 moh do J3.wu ft. -J inoh do. do. "upoi'/nf suitable for oar work* and ma ciiiiitj iM.ii> jqoe.vina nod for «a!« on mduui wodatjog Uttnuf, Lt fgUMAiN A. PARKER._ UIKtJINIA WORM V WORM KILLER—One <tf WfteJ Vnd uiort «rficiont Vercuifage* in uae. Try it. For iai* bjr E. J. PI COT. PrnwiM NO • M4CKEREL—Mtdium sod Ur«e, is •tor* Mid for we by FARLEY *


ocr: vents action, and thus strengthen and build up the whole system very rapidly, and is the' best LIVER INVIGORATOR LIVER 1N VIGORATOR LIVER IN VIGORATOR and PURIFIES THE BLOOD PURIFIES THE RLOOD PURIFIES THE BLOOD CURES LIVER COMPLAINT CERES SICK HEADACHE CERES DYSPEPSIA CERES COSTi VENESS CERES BOWEL COMPLAINTS CURES CH RON IC I) IA RRH CE A Sold by all Druggists. fe 2d—6m


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ocr: Fnre-All. IT CURES ALL PAIN. This valuable preparation is used internally and externally. It cures TOOTHACHE. HEADACHE. SI'HAINSand BRUISES CHILBLAI NS, CHOLERA MORBI'S, EARAOHE. RHEUMATISM, SCALDS and BURNS, NEURALGIA, CHOLERA, PAIN IN THE LI MRS, PAIN IN THE SIDES, PAIN in the STOMACH, PAIN m the BREAST SORE THROAT, FKOSTED FEET, PAIN IN THE BACK, PAIN in the BOWELS. Bern? a fine TONIC, it. is very beneficial lor a weak stomach or boweis. In bottles of 12. 26and £0 cents. Sold by all Drug gists in Richmond, Petersburg and Norlolk-. and the 14—12


ocr: REDUCTION i!\ PRICES.—KNOXVILLE FAMILY FLOUR hbl. I>ass 54.37; do., do.. : do., $2.25: do., do., '« do., 51.12; Adamantine Candles, per lb. £5r., Superior tJreeu Tea*, per lb. 62, 75and #7c.,d0.. Black Teas, per lb. 30. 02and 75<\; Pure Mountain Dew Whiskey, #1.29: pure French Brandy. A2.50e4.00; Hennessy "London Dock" do., • &53 7.50; pore old Port, Sherry, Madeira, Claret and Champagne Wine* of the nest brands always 1 on hand. and at equally low prices. Domestic Li ' ouors, cooking and preserving Brandies, Ac., all , prices. J. P. KAVENAGH. I Family Grocer and liquor Dealer. 172 Broad street, helow 6th. <JPi:« I Fl< FOR (iOl T AND RMEL>IA TISM. —The attention of persons troubled with Rheumatism or Goat, is invited to the celebrated . English Remedv, Reynolds' Specific. It is a most reiiiarkable medicine, as can lie certified by many of our most prominent citizens, who have lieen re lieved by its uso. Price If 2 a liottle. It can lie sent by mail to any part of the country for IS cents. For sale by J.P.DUVAL, Druggist, cor. Main and 10th sts. lITHITK SULPHUR WATKK- From the »» celebrated Spring, >>reuubrier, Va. Another supply lust received direct IM.RCELL, I.ADD A CO., Sole Agents, Richmond, va. RX Prompt attention to shipping orders.


ocr: Itv Sail ford's Lirer Invigorator—l'oni- I'orNpKl) ENTIRELY FROM GLM-Is a mild and effectual cathartic, acting first on the. I,IVER to eject its morbid matter, then on the Stomach and Bowels, and carries off all matter that pre vents their healthy action, and thus strengthen and build up the whole system very rapidly, and is the best I.IYER INVIGORATOR LIVER INVIGORATOR LIVER INVIGORATOR and PURIFIES THE BLOOD PER IFIES THE BLOOD PIRIFiES TilE BLOOD CERES LIVER COMPLAINT CERES SICK HEADACHE CERES DYSPEPSIA CERES COST I V'EN ESS CERES BOWEL COMPLAINTS CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOEA Sold by all Druggists. fe 26—6 in


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ocr: BUE&HAVE S HOLLAND DlTTiliS. BOERHAVE'iJ HOLLAND BITTERS BOERHAVE'B HOLLAND BITTERB BOKRHAVKS HOLLAND BITTERS BOBHHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTER? D'KRH AYU'S HOLLAND BfT'l'Eftß BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTtfltS ROERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS UOERHAVE'S li LLANO BITTER 3 The celebrated Holland remedy lor DYSPEPSIA, DISEASE 0? THE KIDNEYS, LIVK !» Crt.nPL 4 I NT, WEAKNESS OF ANi" KIND, yKVJCR ft NO AOUK, A:id the various afioctions consequent upon a dis crvlpi t'4 BTOMAOH OR LIVBK. Snch v Indigestion, Acidity ot tho Stomach Colicky Pains, Heartburn. Loss of Appetite. D.-spop •loacy, Cestiveness, Blina au.t Bleeding Piles It nil Nervous, Rheumatic, and Nenralgic Affections it het In numerous instances proved i.i»;hiy beiitH cia\, nnd in others effected a decided euro. This is a nlrctr vegetable compound, prepared on (trictly scientific principles, att«i ihemannor ».f ;L; ©flebrated Holland Protessor, Boerhave. Because oi Its at BOf eer.sia 111 Jsit olthe European States, i!s i trouuction into the U. States was intended moreesiw dally for thoae ot our fatherland scftftt'i-ed h»re uj.d over tlio fac© ut this mighty country. .V eeti i . with great successamount them, 1 offer '.t tothi Anifr .-an public, knowing that its truly wonderful medicinal virtues must ho acknowledged. It is particularly recommended t > those person!: whose cousitutlons may have S;een impaired by tb» continuous use of ardent spirits, or other lortns ol dissipation. Generally instantaneous iu effect. ii finds its way directly to the seat of life, thrillinc And quickening every nerve, raising «r th> drot iuk spirit, and, in tact, luluaing ne* health am! vigor in the system. NOTlCE.—Whoever expects to find this a bey,', rage will beDhmvliiM; but t(; tin-si, k, weak auc low spirited, it will prove a grateful aromatic cor dial, possessed ol singular rome.iial proper! us. CAUTION! The great popularity of ttiisd. iiyhtful Aroma h&» fcdnct«d tnaßy imitations, which the public should gnsrd against purchasing, be not persuaded to buy anything else until yen have given BOERM AYE'e ItuLLAND BITTEKS a fair trial. One bottle will convince you how iiißmt.iy superior it is to ab th<*e imitations. Hold at $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $5, by th» SOLS PROPRIETORS, RKAMAmiN PAGE.JR.ft CO. MAHUFAOTtrania fHARMAOEUTISTS AND CHEMHiTS, PITTSBURGH, PA. «rSold nearly all the Druggist* In this city i« 14—df


ocr: , PIANOS. Ao. NN 8 A (JLA ak'BP IA WflWf N °A"lf OAte * W'B PIANOS V H *V « MARTIN'? onitAKß PBI.ABHHt'S MBLODKONB V II TAYLOR has the exclusive eab<<.f these ln atrunitut* lit this city; their establish 1 *! reputAticu lit * sure irisarautee of excellence. 1' U TAYLOR, Piano and Sinsic Store, fa T> Ihh Main -f, above Peat f'Wee. " CHIOKISRINO PlAMoa.—- LOT of tbew ipl'ndld list rum nts has ntst been received. • W il • Weliavt now as fine an M*>rtmeut of Pianos a* cin be found in any of the '»rtce c.'ies and at 'ower prices. I'ricea here, the same aa the fectcnr, from 8J25 to $lnto. i_j, m i In thin ht, we have also the much admired ff m dr noix. Aud tbe new A Seal.-. C, md,tr A- l lor volume and teanty of tore n t ion Grand. To theae kinds we solicit tlk attention of Professors and Amateurs TheThalbeig Uraud Is still on homl I°r «a.e Orders from abroad with r? punc tually attended to Drnwlnaa of Pfanoa. witn tne prices, furnished free of charge. . rtallv Th' i>„trum*nti frrnn thyficinrv h ". r '£ trnVn / The fu,„ P ~lv cornlri'i. «rr ><£>*■ im 'win nwrnliuv t'i"* the hiuhest i*rjrc<um V. ar- I'iiiit v for tMT lftngtn of timo. ... Win*r«>oaw-North side of Brr adstreet, near'.'th, and a' Ii*i:UBTOS A Br.o's, No 169 Main street. NATll'ti CAKDBI. »Ole Agent. FIANOS, 4o. —P. H. TAV- MU«ICf»AL'X>N and PIANO WwnirffWABEROOM, W .Mais Sr. Ricn j « >f U »mosp, Va.—The undernigtji-<j 15 sole nwnt ill this city for the sale of the celebrated "WSS*Cuk'B PIANO KOKTBB. These Iu # etraments have received the nnQualitied approval ot tbe greatest Pianists in thiscourfty and t-" r °P®- alw kwps Pianos of Hale k Co. and other good and well "stal'lisbtd makers. . , . , P 11. T. keeps constantly on band an assortment the best MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, and Musi cal Merchamiiss in general: pel. i«bat's superior MLLODEON3. of i/i, >and 6 ptctaves. with single and double reeds Martin's ttnrivaHed OI3ITAKS i,„ In short, every article in the Music line may be bad at this establishment at MOfat ekajO!«a>ls .4r.* iiu t ar.d most beautiful assortment o fash lon'ible*mw and "undard BUISKT MUSIC to be iar A HtKraf discount mvle to Teaehora and Pianos tnned and let to hire. Old Pianos t-'ikr n iu exchange for new cti«<«. TAYLOR.


ocr: iJOERHAVE'B HOLLAND BITTERS. D UOERHAYE'S HOLLAND BITTERS BOERUAYE'S HOLLAND BITTERS BOSRHAVF'S HOLLAND BITTERS BOKRHAVK'B HOLLAND BITTERS BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS BOKRHAVE'B HOLLAND BITTERS BOSRHAYS'B HOLLAND BITTERS BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS The celebrated Holland remedy tor DYBPEPBIA, DIBKASE OF THE KIDNEYS, LIVER COMPLAINT. WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, FKVEU AND AGUJK, And the various affections conseanent aron a dis ordered


ocr: f'QVS LINE. —Theo»ly regnlar line FRKI6MT v BOATS from RICimOND to LYNCHBI'Ri*. three times a week, TtESDAYa, TillktsDAYß and SA'lTIf PA VS. Uoftl TK MI'KST. Cert. John Poiai.ti. u"* 1 i; Vo /J R&X* S" p '- w * l - *• Woo sees. Boat Mr.IU llAnf, Ctpt, Otto. C. !,*>*■. . B.vtt WJSjWj.C*|l Cma*, J, Jo**»a»7 n"* 1 . A 1 , C ' l > l , "' 11 °• J* l - JoW**OX. Boat K1.1.A 6CO i"i, Capt. W*. CL«vu«p. 1 hose Boat* are all t4 the best eiass. and oom mawded by oarotul and esperieuced Captaiu*. and '«#» promptly a* advertised. The :4ui»oi it*r.tha«k IUI for past favor* so literally iv»towed, for the past three feat*. U<« * of *a»e. , At th« Shfd, Dock at., »tt rear of old (ia* wurk*.


ocr: ja 27—2awtMloAtd UOERHAVJS'S HOLLAND BITTERB. D BOERHAVE'B HOLLAND BITTBRB BOBRHAYE'S HOLLAND BITTERS BOBKHAVE'B HOLLAND BITTERS BOBRHAYE'S HOLLAND BITTERS BOERHAYE'B HOLLAND BITTERS BOBRHAYE'S HOLLAND BITTSBS BOBRHAYE'S HOLLAND BITTEBB BOERHAVE'B HOLLAND BITTERS The celebrated Holland remedy tor DYSPEPSIA, DISEASE 07 THE KIDNEYS, LIVER COMPLAINT. WEAKNESS OP ANY KIND, FEVER AND AQVE, And the various affections consequent apon a dlt


ocr: Snnlnrd's Liver Invisorator—f'ont -I'OrN DKT> ENTIRELY FROM tiWM-Is a mild and effectual cathartic, acting first on the LIVER to eject its morbid matter, then on the Stonmcii and Bowels, ami carries off all matter that pre vents their health) action, and thus strengthen and build up the whole system verj rapidly, and is the best LIVER INVIGORATOR LIVER 1 NVIGORATOR LIVER INVIGORATOR and PURIFIES THE BLOOD PURIFIES THE BLOOD PURIFIES THE BLOOD CURES LIVER COMPLAINT CURES SICK HEADACHE CURES DYSPEPSIA CURES COST! VENESS CURKS BOWEL COMPLAINTS CURES CHRONIC DIARRHCKA gold by all Druggists. fe 20—6 m


ocr: \\ c;hKASE»—A fresh supply of im , provi ii White Giease, for Carriages, Carts, ,•• (MUCUS. c lor Sale t>» John w. Foi, lard, Druggist, nth st. ll' IlllOfc. I', h. %101.4S*I:S, formic, • " »rtif. ,* r sebf, Marshall. WW. WALLACE PONS. j>l RK MOLASSES It


ocr: IK,)l K,) ' ""'K'.■* T IMPORTA. 1"M LI ■ Mfi'i. .(, Vie have ..II t ■ ' .lisnna, m.w nt Cit) Point and Uia ► ~ , r '"•! ""Si.rtil "- it of the !.e*t . . • H "'" 1 lro ".- ""inl'iaeiiK Sh-iltui.:, Hi uad j _ w'tan Hat (_•> tl. Bound S4U»re. Hors--. Slt«i» '-t .v,,"' *'•- "le at the low '"I-W <N WUHTHA.M A CO. OVoh ' J','"* >, UIO k «O. STOt KH ). u "ua ,' : !ateSi.»«. !' • lili '.iul Citv Sue*. ;.' M '||» Ceairal Hailroad Bonds. - i m JSrl! 1 v *'! d l Bailrosd 8..m15-lst, _ 'dJi.l If. 11. Al Al'ltY .V «'|>. ' H w'Vh 1 '»!> I'll OOF KAVKS. w. , u I,| U I ROuK '^"'KS.-These 'if «*" *'«•' »»«1 la .oial.lv known, •" " ii". , f l»*i'er», on.aej, Vv?!vfl'!■[."' l " ~r* ' " r stolen. K-t 4t i N, J«LLS i, WALPOBI). A enti. No. 21 l'esil bticel. S «n !'*V'f L , UK WALK - , r '• ii,,„;"i'oi. ; r vr-i v'l" 11, " <u, 'i l ' terms, a '*•.•• BAW >r ffH ~ JV ' i'" 1 lvo ■W >«• -F.'^^Uat'w'aad warr-'fitei L'"'h 1 " '"" t , ami MViuNrtuifra rrices. t» -f »t KN< tVi , ' Kf< * WALKOR D, No, II fearl utieet.


ocr: Special Notice.—We ask attention to our splendid assortment of Velvet and Cloth CLOAKS. Beautiful and cheap SILKS. Silk ROBES, cheap. Real Irish and French POPLINS. Rich VELOUR OTTOMANS. Beautiful French DELAINES. Great variety medium DRESS GOODS. Muslin and Lace SETTS—bargains. French. Wool and Stella SHAWLS. New and fine FURS. LINENS and Housekeeping GOODS. Non-shrinkme FLANNELS. Domestic SHEETING and SHIRTINGS. Kersey LINSEYS and BLANKETS. SHEEP'S GREYS and FULLEI) CLOTHS, no 22—ts SAM'L M.PRICE 4. CO.


ocr: Hirlnnonti fijpatclt. , n ,OW \m»l> A HAMMEHfitEV. th ! ' r >AT!.Y ViI?I'ATCK i* served to suh *V ,',-x *vn * Qr»f !•** C®ST* I'FK «•!«, » " . nun aivkk, I'noe (or mailing, ry . t .«r.v lor m* month*. in advance. WVTHt V r 'situ ii i! Kthli* it SJflO in mlvanre. r , WKI-.KI Y DISPATCH i* isstiedeverv BV ) m , to fnilwc -UwrsM % I per Milium.


ocr: i ' i ( i t Kn tii ri i OAlt CI.HLI) HA.NIS. small size; 50 hhds prune Western fides and Shoulders; 100 prune Leaf Lard; 200 ke;« No. 1 Leaf Lard- ke*» Binithfie!d Lard—for sale by JON Kg & CO. r | HIOTIIIIKrSHES, Jia,r HrusheT. Na, 1 ll7u"sh •i eK i' Shaving Brushes, finishes, v\ hite \. ash Brusiies, Biushca c orublnnv Krushes, lor sale bv JOJIX VV. POLLAH l>, Pmrit, 17th st. CAIIA VV ATKH, culi] and apaiklm •; pore, ►> r nut Strnps, Cream. Claiet, lloek, Shei l,ut gj up»,;a OLO. IMIWULVS New Uru,' gtore Main *t., nest to the American Hotel. isoj^sa , 4 D .MAt-SiE k PLEASA.N'TS. 150 MW£° * A D A >? ANTIXii -I *"v DUbS-Jor sale low to close, .MAt-SiE & PLEASANTS.


ocr: FURNITURE. -tr-rv < L«FAP F I R M i T i: u E-AI K. <ee23Br 0 ATHP IGHT'S, Governor street.—COT " _ 1 Atj bSI I t's, ol imitation Ko«ewo<t<t, rfßfeS) . h w"V l> 1 N ■'•if. 1 * n «l Oak; als... ol 80, , "I'd Mahogany, M alnut ami Oak, rood «OKAS. from $Uto % tA. IKI K-A FK TKS. from ,vaa to *75 a h 1 * N J> f ?' »<» **4- VV Ati I>- .fr»nt «10 to *75. JENNY ElNl> HKl>- gTKADS, from <js to Hlarl>le-toi> TABJUKS. from to CHAI RS of every atyle, fiom $6 to Set* per do*dn. KOCKKRB. froui f1 to #2».~ And every article ef FI'HNITUKK M th*k>ve«t iinee, fob caaii. Call auU m £» youreeivee. W DKiUw


ocr: LADIES' FURS. LADIES' H hS. LADIES' FEKB. LADIES' E]'R». A N aMortnMiftof NEW FiRESHand DKSiRA- A BLK Fl' US and V I FES. selected from one of the largest stocks in New York, can he h»da| itie lar.esi B { NPORD . B H AT STORK, oo 7—lm S3 Main *treet, Richmowd. pl'Si OA*«r-HAOS, Ae. .. DAMASCUS I * and fine Ijondoa h»e %n*i Sndif larrtsl Ol NH; O^MK-BAGMmJT BELTS. POUCHKS. India BgWef POWDER FLASKS, Caps. Wada, V\<, n ?l r , Vkc '~ Forsalelowby WILI.iAMS k KLLIOI£, Importer* el Hatdwap, ff*-. 67 Mam at, #ew!r opbomK- St Charles Hotel. 'thr" ""'i'Ss'.tv«s>o*«T, <w..


ocr: PIANO**, *o. NWNB A ULXHI'S pia- S °A~II OALE A CCS PIANOS \J 3 if U U MAKTIN'B OUI PARS _, Q • A'Ll.AUß&r'd MHLODRONB P Tl TAYI OR ha#th<>eiolu#ivo sal- of these in strument# la this city, their established reputation iia sun 1 guarantee ot excellence. P U TAY LOR, Piano nurt Mu*lc*tore. ja ?■> IBS Main «t, above Pest < ifnce. t*«m ■ t'iiiuK«hlno Fianus. — yHfiSSsSBANOTUEH i/»T of those spbudid I u fcfnn' nKtrn,n As ju# * rec f. s?# J M\JW We have now a# fiuc »u '' irtUjent of Piano# as can be tound iu any of the larg" cities anil at 'ower prices. Price* luiw, the same an at the factory, front $225 to I lot 0. In this let. we have also the much admired /««•! '/• not r and the new <4 Snrfc t'ir< ular A M<:n,mu\ax tor volume and beauty o! tone nearly finals ipe Urand To these u< w kinds we solicit theattentlou of Professor# and A matenr# , , , The Thalbei« Orand i« still <>o hand fcrsale. Order* from abroad, with references, will bs punc tually intended to. Drawings of Pianos, with the prices, furnished free of charge. , The i»*tru»tent* from this/dctory haw um penally ntrritj the.first >h dijiomii* <ind award*, w-er tilt rrvtnivUtnrf, in iohfft th>'\j h'iv? rtttli tx* hihii-d. in Kiiyr,'- .twl Amrriru The r lit:st proh u or*. mechanic* andjwio<* f :f bath countries, are umin im-jus in awarding them t'te. high' ft Jicrjcctiofl W ar rauty given tor any length oi tfme. \Vare room *—Not th side of Bn ad street, near y.n, and at Haulisto.n A Bko's, No 169 Main street. J»29 NATa'LOAKLSI, Agent. mctbk- .__ irIANOS, «o —F. H. TAV flfeWßMyi/jIVS MUSIC SALOON AND PIANO T B #3 rtn wA B KROOM. 18M MAIN 6T . Rich- J " i? \J \'A —The undsrsigned i# sole agentinthi# eltr for the sale of the celebrated NbjiNjS A CLARK'B PIANO FOBTKB These Ia "tn.n.etita have received the unqualified approval of thogreatest I'ianiHtsin thisconnty and Knrope. Ue also keeps Pianos of Halo A Co. titid other good aud well established makers. P 11 T. keeps constantly on hand an assortment o! the best MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, ati.l Musi cal Mcrchauniso in general: _ Polaubat'# superior Mh/LODKONS, of l'», Sand 6 octaves, with single and double reeds Martin's unrivalled OUITAKB In short, every article in the Mufic line maybe had at this establishment at most rkasosabl* PRICKS. The iargest and most beautiful assortment o fash ionable, new aid standard SUEKT MUSiO tote found in this State. ff a liberal discount mads to Teachers and Schools. , _. flar Pianos tuned and lot to hire. Old Pianos taken in exchange tor new ones. go ill P H TAYLOR.


ocr: COAL, COKE, &c. p*OKE.--Ti,e price of Coke until further not.ct wtll lie as follows: SOFT LUMP COKK $Sst> 80 PT HAIL COKE 6 25 HARD COKE a 00 Orders promptly executed at Yards corner loth and Cary and lith and B* rd streets. T'-rms cash, de 12—ts JNO. J. WERTH, Aftent. OAK AND PINK WOOD—Seasoned and un der shelter, for Sale a' Coke Yards de 12—t* JNO. J. WORTH. Ag't. UTOODASD LL.MUER FOR SALE...The subscr;b«r lias on hand, and will continue :o keep at. his * ard. on the South aide of the Lock, be tween 18th and 19th street*. adjoining 8. P. Hawes * Son's Coal Yard. SEASONED OAK and PINE WOOD at the lowest market price. He also keeps constantly on h.iud KINDLING WOOD readv pre pared, at $3.23 por load ef 96 cubic feet, delivered in an* part of the cit> ; also. VIRGINIA PINE LUMBER cut to order at short notice. W. F. PHILIPS. N. B.—A cargo of superior seasoned PINE WOOD, per schr Henry Read, now landing and for sale low from the wharf. de 8- lm . W. F. P. JAMES HlO: i JOHN W. FISHER. ru»-PAK TNKRXHI P.—The undersigned have entered into » CO-PARTN ERSHIP, dat ing from the 22d day of November. 18S9. under the name and ntvle of HILL 4 FISHER, for carrying on the WOOD and COAL BUSINESS, on -Basin bank, where all orders will be thankfully received, or any orders left with Stkbbi** Sc. Pollen. No. 101 Broad street, or with G».o. I. Hebrikg, No. W Moin street, will tie promptly attended to Hk Office corner Sch street and Basin liauk. TcKMf.—Cash. JAMES HILL. noU-tm JOHN W. FISHER. 7K PER LOAO-COOIS'B HARD COAL. «jpu. i O This COAL is Bituminous, not of the best quality; but the many families who are now using it, think the price more than compensates for the quality, and as the price will be higher, per sons who wish to trr it. had better eatl at once. fci. Office on ltth street, on* door below Mr. Hastings' grocery store. Tbi« COAL makes an ezceU*at Bre. noS-Jra* F. COOK. no 1-Jm Near the Petersburg Depot. no »—lm* Shoekoe Slip. pdWTRY KNIT SOCKS.—For sale low, a w lot of heavy half wool country knit H'«eka. delO-ts R. CAUTHORN. pLOtB JAtKEIS.-.Just received, a fresh to s w t WILLIAMS.


ocr: TIIHTKI!.— MORE NOVELTY THHKK GRKAT PIECES NINK POINTS OF THK LAW , . S l N ti t ni *<>£ Til K I.AW , fnr the MNE POINTS OF TH K hA\v\ fi r «t time. for the lAMEfirAN FARMFJIB. first {AMERICA?* FARMKKB. «T...i'Mrry Mil?" F^"- SKKifI'SffiESIIJ TO.Nit.HT. I'ANcfS! * fcSSU jVANKEK.TOK.t.,


ocr: three tim*» a week, TI *SI)A YS. THVRSPAVS and SAT! Kl»A v f Boat TKMPKST. Ca»». Johx Bwmn Boat J AS. J.J H MY, Capl. W Wood*#*. Boat >1 KKCII A NT, Cut. Qui. C, l.*v s». i'"»t C»u«. S, SoHsmx. Bo*t OLIYIA. Cautj Jxo. A. JOH\»OX. fc-i tA st-o rr, (?apt. w*. c» «v«t.**tv These Boats are all ©r the BtH i>lmi. W|ml eo»- manded by carefol and uietjMoMi Curtaiß*, and tear*promptly asa»hfHt«eS, Tlw»«h»oriher,tha«k tul for past iHvor* so Übfrally heeiywed. tor th« past three years, a eoatuwawjejJ the strne. the


ocr: VIRGINIA CEN TRAL RAILROAD CHANGE OF HOURS. IS THK DEPARTURE or ni£ NIGHT THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN'S On and after Tuesday, December th-< 2Ut. thi- Train will leave Rich mend at 7 3« P M.,ajid will dis continue tanning toCharlottesville. Passenger-* for Alexandr a, Washington, Balti n ere, Hiiladelphia. t>ew Yok. and all parts of the West, by taking this Traia. will avoid the trouble and annoyance of charging cars between Rich mond and Alexandria, as the cars go directly through to Alexandria; ttey are fitted up with the mo*t im proved Night Seats, thus ennablicg passengers to avoid the 'oas of sleep. Btggige checked through, and Through Tickets sold to the above earned pUoes an-4 all important points in the West. TSOS DODAMfcAD, General Superintendent. Office Va Central Ra'lroad, > Dec 18th, 165 a. J de 20 ~W A. F. JAHNKE. ~ WATCH M*KBR ' J- 371% Main street. 4W


ocr: TH k OfSPATrn *brm j or AnyratTistma. I i IITIWI. 1 month, -.MM ' •'-£>•*■ . «'!• months i ..._ao .j.. — — .<w; i—». • - ...v.' 1 .A do, 1.75 I j 4.r < ,-So 1 Jb...!T«w Jn tar \drficttm~jat» poMi*U«4 crtu ftrWd, w teebsr^pdWcents per ijuareofleu lias* Uno-* Crrt ami v> c«oto fx»r Mntlnww


ocr: W) GEO. J. SUMNER, fW Ko» Piau Stbiit, HI ANDK?RTU*!N #A Jr ftritln < \** ri PV < ' n ; LOOK4KO GLAWEk; VLaUxl. Britannia anfl japaa Goods, aad Hows* fwsßlsi Goods generally. His stock will U. found as eaten «VS aiid weti assorted saasy hawse iu tbU c»ml>try P*H aahtbit, sttet ts ofcp dat yrtuspuoranM/u be as una tummy kmutin (M$ «mn try will now#, eo ike aeuajeredlt for yrumpt|sy- ctock by Mer- *"


ocr: WAYJtfBa, CLOCKS. AT COST.—Contemplating ma- JK"'* king a chango in our business we will JjJL close out »nr present stack ot 489 WATOH&a, jKWKLkr. SILVER and SIL.VRR PLATED WARS, AT PRIME COST. All those indebted to the concern, will please set tie up. VOiSGICLB A WEIDEMJSV.BR. mi> 15—3 m No % Main st.


ocr: BF*. Special Notice.—lAe ask attention to our splendid assortment of Velvet and Cloth CLOAKS. Beautiful and cheap SILKS. Silk ROBES, cheap. Real Irish and French POPLINS. Rich VELOUR OTTOMANS. Beautiful French DELAINES. variet* medium DRESS GOODS. Muslin and Lace SETTS-bargains. French. Wool and Stella SHaWLS. New and fine FURS. I.INE.eS and Housekeeping GOODS. Ni>n-slinnk.n< FLANNELS. Domestic SHEETING and SHIRTINGS. Kersey LINKEYSand BLANKETS. SHEEP'B GREYS and FULLED CLOTHS. no22—t* SAM'L M. PRICE A CO.


ocr: OFFICB VA. FIRB AND MARINB INSURANCE COMPANY, }- Richmond, 4th May, MM J ULKCTION NOTICE.—At an uaugl election of seventeen Directors tor this Coasga ny, held at the Company's Offlrs. on the Sd insMtt, the following gentlemen were duly tor the ensaing year: W L Cowardin Tho's Samson Joseph Allen Chas W Purcell Horace L Kent Jot P Winston William Palmer II A Claiborne A lex K Parker Patrick Gullen Jam** A Inloes Oeo W Smith J K Wadsworth Blck L Winston W i.liam Brers John N Gordon* Arcbiba'd Thomas * And ata subsequent meeting of the Board. W It Cowardin was unanimously re-eWtM President. WILLIAM WILLIS, Jg, Bao'y. •New Directors. 4—lW


ocr: IRirlnncnft pijqwicji. bvrow ikdi* * HA>iMi;a*L*:Y. MITHK PAII.Y DISPATCH i»served tosub- K-iiWkM *1* AM' A QVAKTItfc CK?tT» r*R WKKI, Mvabi* tfl the Currier weeVl*. Price f«r tnaihnt. $4 a >e«r. or S? 50 for six months. in advance. TV rH K J; KM i WKKKI.V DISPATCH isissued ever* I ises <*v ind Friday at $},«, in Advance. „ V THK WKKKIA MSPfrcil i" y-m.y mai-ed to »iil««,-mlx»r»at $1 per ann.m.


ocr: /-IIOAKS, t HJARS, t lO.iKH-LJ-.Af Ai>i> O MANUFACTURED ToUACCO, MEER SCHAUM TUBES, PfPEt,. MATCHI?B, AO.- Wholeaal« mrch«««rt are *olir>rted to call and ex sin.no. at JOHN BOHCHBR'B Cigar ami To txufco f*tor«, 14th it-. t)etv<«o Main and Franklin «u, a oomptata aoortrnent in tha abo** line 01 N. H.—OIGAJUJ ir.aU#', iti an> itjfl#, toor4«i. •« U~isa PALMETTO AND PRIDE OF VIJiOIMA. We have for sale, at our factory, on 7th street, near Myers' Bridge, a choiee tot of this superior CHEWING TOBACCO. We will sell it in large or email lota to suit purchaser*. It ieput upex press y lor city consumers, and we invite the pub Uc patronage. COSBY k ANDERSON, oc 4—ts 7th street. hel«w Ow rt.


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ocr: IKPORTtftf SA.VJUEL SI THKKI.AMi, Xo m Mait; ■tree', H-el'.t! 1 end Va., importet ol and «•«» er'O Futo *. Ktfies. Fow<tcr-M»sl.*, Sh<>» fVuvhef, Game Ba.». Wadding, and Spnrlicg Articles <>i nJ» ktnds. Pookat Culler*, 'A'atkini C»rc*. rtilum Tackle. Ac.. Ac. Colt's Rivolwi i« »B) «;Unn titv. ami oa the moet UvoraUatetßt*. Thin certifies that »t tUe s.&th m<h.») *>*lyUuoa of *t»e United jftatra A*rcultuiai ?*»#it, tie id at KichotoiKt. V»., OctoDer, MM. <•?»« Mi'ver «c,ti t|iM Br race Medate were awarded to Si"l H KKI.-A.NJ.), ol Kishn-nml. Vs.. ft* <*an*. P:st< It SOd Kltlea. iHMTU I'ILJNM »*, IV» t BKN !'»:ki.K\ JJSouett . mm. CUHTAIN UOOPS. which ti»e» are •*r!t«K K».j«h below the u*ual i>rwe that eut-h (Mdn tr&VMf,** manufactured. Iwih *'reach ee4 Aiuertctea. «hMfc ttill 1« t- 'J V#r> ch«ap. * f with the beet <rfworfcwee to MfkmjMd fir•»!&•«», shortest MtK*. At*>. WfHfr BAWW» #M» t« superior worhsuee. Ho«segear»t»p*»eia Una* i* oer line. Vttl find <** Msinttesni |00de*4 onf »™»*igg' puiui «r B.i»«r%w« »<uji for iHjm


ocr: JOHN W, POLL.iitn. Ihurriat and Arotliecarj , 17th ftreut lietwccu «,race and Vb Broad, pioiirietor of I'OM.ARB'P CKLK- : IS BUATKP RHKI'MATIC LINIMKN P has ■IhTa. s on hand a well aclccti-d stock" n| DKl'tiij and WIIITK I.C.AI> ZINC PAINT, 1,1 >SKKI» Mil., i'i»l,i>tt. V! , drj ana in .'-ilr art of whiii it 3 offers In the pojjl.c on thu iiH'at raa*oiia l.lo term*. He i-tijf e„ttt ; „iit;ii t>, |iia; uMefiire I oj laid'* liltuiiuiatic l<uiiuic«it. lUtra.i Jai|i»i/n liiti* t-or, Ac. A call Iroui those m wan' pi f .'ticl"* in inj Irue is mil lilted. JN<'. \V, loLl.Altp. ASOOODH INDIA f HOI ALOWI K.-A


Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume]

ocr: KUetnenefUf in Cllen-Wmrm? Billiger alSbtMg! Zu New-I orker Preisen indem New-Iork Laden von A. W. Jnfltrfoll u. Comp. Wir haben soeben unsere Winter-Waaren erhalten und kSnnen die Versicherung geben, daß wir jetzt billiger als jemals verkaufen werden. BS" Kommt und überzeugt. Tuch selbst! Wir »erkaufen den besten Calico zu 10 Ctö. per Jard, Ginsham von 10 zu 121 Cts., und alle andern Waaren im Verhältniß zu glei chem Preise. gern« eine große Auswahl Farmer-Stoffe, Tuchwaaren, Strumpswaaren, Unterkleider, Teppiche u. s. w. Land-Käufleuten können wir zu NewYorker Preisen verkaufen, mit Zurechnung der Frachtun kosten, und es wird in ihrem Interesse snn, bet uns vorzusprech en, ehe sie ihre Einkäufe wo anders machen. IST" Deutsche sind immer im Läden, um un sere Landsleute auf's Beste zu bedienen. D. W. Ingersoll öt Co., in dem Eck-Laden neben der Brücke. Billlg«r, als das BllligSe '.!: Gerecht vor bel Fonseca & Allerton. Dritte Straße (King's Block), nahe dem „American House," St. Pack Wir haben ein sehr großes Läger von

place_of_publication: Saint Paul, Minn.

publisher: Samuel Ludvigh


ocr: Agenten der »Minn. StaatSzeitung." Minnesota. New-Nlm und Brown Connty Fr. Forster, St. Peter und Nicolet Cty W. Schimmel, St.Anthony u. MinniapoliS, Orth u. Knoblauch, ChaSka Ch. Eder, Carver St. Kult, Shakopee W. Ch. Koch, Mankato E. Jakobshagen. Still water und Washington Tty Ch. Scheffer, Hasting und Dakota Cty P. Schmidt, Winona und Winona Cty Hr. Fischer.


ocr: Stiesel & Schuhe! N.B. Ilm den Verkans in unserem großen Ge schäft an Deutsche zn erleichtern, haben wir Hrn. Zfohflim Clemens, einen geborenen Deut schen, in unseren Laden eugagirt. TtTm.J). Siiutl) & Co., Dritte Straße, St. Paul,' 31614.15p Minnesota.


ocr: athcarth & Comp. .v itrhiclftfi sdcben ihren Frühjahrs- L5 A Sommervorrath Manmaetur- und .'welche sie ihre« Knnden zu ch tut deren Pre sen a Bäärbezahler .* sind achtungsvollst eingeladen, indem wir uns für berechtigt -halten, zu sagen, daß Kein anderes Haus in Minnesota mit uns in Quantität, tiiwUtat oder Preisen coneurriren kann. Land-Kausleute, können wir beinahe zu N ZI Preisen versehen. Alle Aufträge werden prompt von einem Theil habet der Firma, welcher seine besondere Nnfmerk -. 5, ^santkeit dem a widmct, ausgeführt werden. Vergeßt nicht den Pla^, wo Maaren immer mit der größten Zuvorkommenheit gezeigt werden und zu Preis««, welche selten verfehlen, Profite zu sichern, bei fl fl '& 0. 43


ocr: 11 Wach »istzjzSMZH Susiitt & KrtPAizh, Dritte Straße, St. Paul, Minnesota, En gros und En detail Händler tu Manusaetur- L5 Modewaaren, haben der etwas vorgerückten Saison halber sämmtliche Waaren ihres großen Etablissements bedeutend im Preise herabgesetzt und verkaufen zu den niedrigsten Marktpreisen. Durch sehr vortheilhafte Bezugsquellen im Osten und durch direkte Beziehungen mit Frankreich, England und Deutschland sind wir in den Stand gesetzt, billiger als irgend ein anderes hiesiges Hans verkaufen zu können. Wir unterhalten stets ein reichhaltiges nnd wohl assortirteS Lager in: französischen und inländischen Calicos, DelaineS, «Nterinos, De Beiges, AlpacaS, PlaidS und CachemireS, Poil de chevres, Neapolitaines, Tartans, Flanells. Tischzeugt aller Art. Bettdecken in Wolle, Pique und Her meline. Strumpf- und Weiß-Waaren. Handschuhe und Trimmings. Ferner: ShawlS, ManteletS und CloakS, Tuch, BouckSkinS und SatinettS. Ebenso: Einen schönen eleganten Stock in ein farbigen und bunten Seidenwaaren schwarzen Tastet, von 75 Cts. an die Aard und höher, in ausgezeichneter Oua lität. NB. Kaufleuten, resp. Wiederverkäufern auf demLande, bewilligen wir einen angemessenenRa batt und werden solche unsere Preise, im Vergleich zu denen der New-Zj orker oder anderen Plätzen des Ostens, wohl ziemlich als dieselben finden. Justice L^Forepaugh. Maurice Auerbach,


ocr: Keff* Verlags-Werke. Von fen Samuel Lndvigh'S Wer sind zu haben: Reden und Vorlesungen, im der Religion, Philosophie und Geschichte. 3te Auflage $1,00 Der Priesterspiegl. 3te Auflage.. 0,75 Die Fackel. 11. Jahrgang 2,00 Monarchie und Republik 0,25 Kossuth, der Fall vonUugarn. 0,25 eS ier. (Istvergriffen.) Bestellungen werden angenommen in der Expe dition der „Min. Staatszeitung." ll52


ocr: Hotel May, Nr. 76 und 78, Süd-Wellsstraße, Chicago, Jll., Cigenthümer: G. May und L. Dänzer. Das HauS ist elegant eingerichtet und wird in »nropäischem Style geführt. 41


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ocr: ^^^^W^Z^MMMnlSgcnommknSonntagS,. Pittsburl!, Whccl'uiL, Ha^risliurg, Baltimore, pljtlti?.flpijia »v llfro-ljork. Cleveland und Pittsburg-Bahn befördert, in Folge eines Uebereinkommcns mit der Fort Wayne, Pittsburg und Chicago Eisenbahn Gesellschaft, jeden Tag (Sonntags ausgenommen) folgende Züge: Die Pittsburg und Wheeling Mail geht um 1 Uhr N.M. von Eleveland ab Cleveland um 4,05 Nächmitt. und kömmt an: PittSbnrg um 8,55 N.M. vis a vis in Brtdgevort, Wheeling um 8,46 N.M. Baltimore 12,00 M. Philadelphia 12,30 N.M. New-Aork 6,30 N.M. Der Accomodations-Zug verläßt erreicht Hudson um. .5/45 N M. Ravenna .6,30 N.M. Akron 6,25 N.M. Millersburgh 8,40 N.M. Der östliche Erpreß-Zug verläßtCleveland nach Ankunft derZüge von Chicago, Buffalound Cincinnati um 10,20 Nachmittags. Dieser Zug fährt Sonntag Nachts durch nach PittSbnrg. Passa giere für Philadelphia gehen am Sonntag Abend um 10 Uhr ab. Ankunft: Pittsburg.... 7,50 V. M. vis a vis Bridgeport. Wheeling... 11,05 V.M Baltimore..11,30 N.M. Philadelphiall,45 N.M. New--Iork .5,30 V.M. Nach dem Süden und Osten werden fol gende Verbindungen gemacht: Zu Hudson, für Cuyahoga Falls, Akron, Clin ton, Millersburgh. Zu Alliance, für Canton, Massillon, Wooster, Salem, Enon. Zu Bayard, für Carrollton, WayneSburgh, Dover, New-Philadclphia. Zu Steuben'ville, für Cadiz, Coshocton, Dres den, NcwarL Zu Wheeling für Cumberland, Harperö Ferry, Baltimore, Washington. Zu Belleair, Cambridge^ Zanesville, Cirele ville, Lancaster. Zu PittSburg, für Harrisburg, Baltimore, Phi ladelphia, New-Iork. Retour-Züge. Die Cleveland, Bussalo u. Chicago Mail. Abfahrt von I Ankunft in Pittsburg..6,00 V.M. Cleveland..2,45 N.M. Bridgeport do. do. I Bussalo..11,30 N.M. Wheeling..6,15 V.M. Chicago ...9,00 V.M. Der Schnell-Crvreß-Zug verläßt Pittsburg um 2,35 N.M. und kömmt an in Cleveland..9,50 N.M. Bussalo...6,00 V.M. Chicago...2,30 N.M. Der Accommodations^Zug verläßt Ravenna um 8,20 V.M. und erreicht Cleveland 10,28 V.M. Derselbe verläßt Hud son um 9,00 N. M., oder nach Ankunft des Zuges von Millersburgh und kömmt um dieselbe Zeit in Cleveland an. Ä&gP Die Retour-Züge machen dieselben Ver bindungen, wie die nach dem Süden und Osten ebenfalls zu Cleveland mit der Clevelaud und To ledo Bahn für Szndusky, Toledo, Detroit und Chicago mit der Lake Shore Bahn für Em, Dunkirk, Bussalo, Niagarafä'lle und Canada mit der Cleveland und Mahoning Bahn für JoungS town, Warren und New-Castle. Das Gepäck wird für die ganze Tour, nach allen Richtungen und unentgeldlich markirt. Für Reisebillete und Auskunft wende man an die „Union Ticket-Office," 51, Superiorstraße, an die Office im Depot und alle übrigen Eisen bahn-Officen. I. R. er s, General-Ticket-Agent. Cleveland I. Farmer, Superintendent, Cleveld. Ib52.25 F. Knowland, General-Agent, Cd.


ocr: ZyMMttheiS MWKing, WtzWß- med Klei«*Verkä»fer i« n, Tapete», ettzeuge« n. f. 5ttaße, nahe dem ^American House, St. Paul, Minnesota. Der fein, tm. bittet V» ge«M«MitzW»


ocr: Vermischte Anzeigen, tt a, o. Minnesota-Hain, Nr. 1. Dieser Hain arbeitet unter der gesetzlichen Ge richtsbarkeit des Groß-Hains von New-Zjork und hält seine regelmäßigen Sitzungen jeden Dienstag Abend um 7* Uhr in dem Lokale über Day und Jenk's Drug-Ladeu. im dritten Stock, Ecke der Dritten und Cedarstraße. St. Paul, Januar 1859. 1b52.gr Chr. Frank, Sekr. Galena, Dubuque u. Minne sota Packet Co. N a S Diese Linie ist Reisen den ganz besonders zu em pfehlen und Kaufleute in Minnesota sollten sie ih- rer Znverlässigkeit weaen vorzüglich patronisiren. Die Böte der Dakota-Compagnie verlassen tag lich St. Paul aus ihrer Route nach St. Louis und allen dazwischenliegenden Plätzen sind zu La Crosse mit der La Crosse u. Milwaukee-Bahn in Verbindung, zu Prärie du Chien mit der Mit waukee- und Mississippi-Bahn, zu Dunleith mit der Illinois Central-Bahn. Dadurch stehen die Böte mit St. Louis und dem Osten in der schnellsten direkten Verbindung. Trough Tickets für Dampfboot und Eisenbahn sind in der Union Ticket-Office, an der Levee in St. Paul zu haben. I S


ocr: .13 B«riags-G«schW .. ^MAltÄtH-DrUkmi tUi. von jnällsd OilAtttt Ludvigh/ a a __ iCItl DruSarbeiten werden in ber. Office der „Minnesota Staats Mtunkg,« "St^Nnthonystraße, Bridge-Block, aus das Keschmackvollpe ausgeführt. Es wird beson *flr# in ttftoäh«n*g'gebucht, di»ß wir durch eine Auswahl.vM vtv»n ^Hysten mit jeder andern Druckerei^concurriren können. Wir liefern: Drut und Papier zu Verlagsbüchern, EoÄitStione», .Ball- und Theater-Karten, Tonrert-Programmc, :.rr- ?'rculare und Geschäftskarten, Plakate, Anschlagezcttel und Geschäfts-Etiquetten, und sonstige in das Fach einschlagende Gegen


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ocr: .Polster Geschäft von JaeobBeck, cnch-S aß tr Saint Paul. nahe der neue» Brücke. Derselbe verfertigt -SDitcM. Kanapees» G-zchas Lo«ng»A. SefseL. Matratze» U. f. ». XUT daS Geschmackvollste ««d Daner haftest». -Edens» e»pßehU fich»erseldei« •mm chchtch» M« zt»-4Mchch» etnlchwimwtWM ten, welche prompt »vd billig bcsorgtwerde».


ocr: Lltther S. Eddy, Fort-Straße, St. Paul, Minnesota. Da ich erst vor Kurzem eine große Partie von allen für den Familien-Gebrauch noch wendigen Groeerien und Provisionen erhalten habe, lade ich das verehrte deutsche Publi kum ein, bei mir vorzusprechen, um sich zu über zeugen, daß ich gute Waare zu billigen Preisen »erkaufe. Auch habe ich stete an Hand ordinäres und superfeines Mehl.


ocr: N.B. Um den Verkauf in unserem großen Ge schäft an Deutscht zu erleichtern, habe» wir Hrn. Johann Clemens, einen geborenen Deut zen, in unseren Laden engagirt. TDm. 3. Smitl & (Co., Dritte Straße, St. 13614.16» «taufet«.


ocr: Deutsche Bank, St. Paul, Minnesota. Geld, Briefe, oder Nachrichten liegen vor für Nr. 50, Joseph Buck 75, F. Hecht 76, Joh. Mather. 85, Henry W. Naumann. 90, Johann Heinrich EilerS 92, Ott» Birkenhagen 93, Rath, Schwager v. Johann Bahl«. 96, I. T. EggerS 97, John Fischer. 100. W. A. L. n. G. «. Schilling. 2bl.l0 Meyer u. WilliuS. Consulate des Königreichs Hannover, für die Staaten Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan, Indiana, Iowa und Minnnesota, und der Freien Stadt Frankfurt. A. C. Wilmanns, Eonsul. ü» Office: SecondWard Bank, Ehestnut Straße, Milwaukie, WiSc. Milwaukie, 21. November 1858. 24


ocr: Anzeige für Steuerzahler. Zufolge eines Stadtrathbeschlusseö vom 24. Mai werden die Zinse« ait allen Straßeu-Certi- ficaten^sind,der die Stadt gehören und im Besitz der elden auf 12 Proeent per Jahr redutiil, wen« dieselben vor dem ersten September dieses Jahres bezahlt werden. St, Paul, den 25. Mai 1859. ChaS. A. gan, 4766 Stadtschatzmeister.


ocr: Deutsche Bank, St. Paul, Minnesota. Geld, Briefe, oder Nachrichten liegen vor für Nr. 50, Joseph Buck 75, F.Hecht 76, Joh. Mather. 92, Otto virkeuhage« ... 108, Anton Frembgen. 118, August Sonnenbcrg. 2bl.t0 F. u. G. WilliuS.


ocr: Stadt-A nz eigen. Anzeige wird hiermit gemacht, daß die Taxlisten von. 1859 mit heutigem Tage'mir zur Einkasjirmtg cingc händigt wurden. Die persönliche Taxe muß in nerhalb A)Tagen vom heutigen Datum an bezahlt werden. Ta»M «nd Steuern von liegendem Ei genthum vor dem letzten nächsten Dezember. Alle Ländereien oder Ämdpanellen, die in besagter Tarliste verzeichnet find und von welchen die Taxen an besagtem Tage nicht bezahlt sind, werden in der Office des Stadt-Schatzmeisters am ersten Mon tage des MonaM März im Jahre 1860 verkaust, nm genannte Taxen zu berichtigen und wird mit besagtem Verkaufe von Tag zu Tag fortgefahren werden, bis sämmtliche verkauft find. Zehn Proeent wird für alle Taren von 1859 nachgelassen, wenn dieselben innerhalb 30 Tagen vom Datum dieser Anzeige an bezahlt werden und fünf Prozent werde,?zu dem Betrag der Taxe ge rechnet, wen« dieselbe nicht vor dem 31:. nächsten Dezember bezahlt wird. Charles Morgan, Stadt- Schatzmeister. St. Paul, den 23. Juni 1859. 49650


ocr: Schläger ör Durst, gegenüber der Concert Hall, Dritte Straße, St. Paul, Minnesota, Importeure und Händler in WWb MMMKsp Leisten, Plastering-Haar n. s.w. 15bl6 Üli Baumschule und Blumengarten von L. M. Ford it. Comp., zwischen St. Paul und St. Anthony, a Dieselben verkaufen Obst'und Zierbäume, Ge sträuche, Rosen, Dahlien und viele «Sorten von Treibhausgewächsen. IS5 Für Cataloge verwende man unter Addresse: L. M. Ford & Co., St. Paul, P. 0.


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