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oct I'd, 1916.
IL EAII ANN NHINsrIn rnnn

Oct I'd, 1916.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
TTNBE SUBSCRIBER has hand coHpleic fan
and winter Boots aud Shoes Tor ladies'
consisting ~ ih bc-t styles retail which
hc woh call the an they viii ~
low any other house this SIDE &c. quality
ALIEN. NIL.
nc Manufacturer and Dealer in Roots, Shoes runls
FOK THE LADIES-SOmctIing New!
VnNHE subscriber uc' received rhsdc uhia new sye
Of Shoe made y Tor him beauuIdess shoe iu
Ladies' u good qns ~. witch De would call The ali
in Of a handsome aud good Shoe. ALEX NIL,
oe2 Dealer AMI Manufa curer o. Boots sh1,s &C.
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GRUBBS g. APPERSON.
nRHff.Frugrrr

,,,,,,- No. ~ VAIN street,
ANlNG made large addition. 10 their stork
~ u NJ nruTs. Medicines Paais Oh % st,a WIZ, O.,
se are nov prepared 20 1fnHh Countfv ustshsus ,r , .
80 a. similar sueies BE- purcha~d n ths m,,trt w. -
vte those hnE % sssr,.. o.,r 81
:" ~ GEuHus q APfEgang
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.rrv.I F no, va =, a., a. Charies Ellis,

fiH AM DEALERS N Day GOODS HARDWARE
AM CtTLFRY
NO los NAN STREET
~ Az ~ store, and are now receiving nv
Hai9ie 10 cor lHi sbp halfway from tivrrs sL AMI
~ 'h. cue efuFns Tom NORTH unuatay arg. ~ fss
~ 'es " fa1.y ani sape Goods " ids 4,
N'eh ey o. itie'nn Of MerrhIas Thee glcdt hsv.
b'n Pug, ha 10 great reduction r0rraf putes anf
D. oisyd ata -u,ar advance :. "a a.
n,ol~ hOons' HOOrS.-Chesper thsn evsrt
% iio, has s'i -'cevei Dc q Roots vhch ~ h,-sh
H'fy mnth below the manufacf prsss -Aeb n. -
e Vey low % ~ IN nf gooi boot "a s. pris. - A.
WI W 'f'. ~ ofH AfrWAWupu nh
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$500 REwARD.To !ho person who "

SSnH REWARD-To the person who will
t)'SO prove that ia Harc's Liquid lair Dye
Is not lie very hc Yet known his county Europe
valuable dscoscy will enable coi Dye
hair whiskers without Inconvenience
This preparations ~aranisd to wash injlc
health Of the r, aud retain an is shrOss Lfllncy
he certain tsk for "Jses Iausrs Liquid Dye" as al
others spurious iyou wish for marked
II for brown ASK for box marked B.
frtmuns have awarded the subscriber FranLlin
nstIuc Exhibition. For wholesale by pro
pno;or. JULES HAUEI,
retfgu e and Chemist 80 south a s't,ci.
Below Chcslut, Phiate' ihfa.
And by Agents l.. G,neT nuyal Pucsn, u Duva.
qucsne Main E,clrss8n bornn Mcqueen, t..
Rshm'rd Che Co'nF, Brsrs Thrls Co. rsbug
all the druggists through the Union.
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- BsOSTsETSb RiBBONS, DC.

W. 4 f, II. CARPENTEfR 70
Nc . Exchange RIsek, ian st,set.
tAbL the attention Of buyers TO their srten
~ svc aoct o. uo,,et. '"
N IN noN eourete 10 sFssY department. n ss,rus a,
eh aer 'nan u sud lac uss sysry vsrsiy q hssssshs
gods
utbbons.
- hrrst ass0leui u -ntr-y rev al ,ss 80
tc-ts ~ feat variety ~ style sssaty.
fi as-rrert q " gsr. Frsttsf. asi ati.f a.,y as,
Aieo, baaf eores nttzz Whs,bons. &c
heiug manufactures ani fel usissv 10 ~ 49,. go.
fvei us afstasFs ed ~ ohsf fs 80 - sts. ~
~ eis goois fss whsh y cotaps a "a 49, o,s.
~ Repusl can tsquf-sd 70 eouT . ia
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GroceriCs. Liquors. &c.


On WEDNESDAY NFNrfhc tt.h tns 90 oci1ck
q "if ofe We shell s1 auction seues o. Gr0
cores Qu1rs. -. va
Prime RIO C.1,s
DO Zee.
n .cOn sitrf
~ She. I...s
20 Han-
Gurp Tsd.r Tst
Fstfa Family staap
brsi quality 1refu Candet
C1rucas Ledge
i.ondoa Wurr.d
ruscs Whsssy
MutoTaahc1 81
Bees FrrHeh Hfsniy
fnifntou
tfcf o..
TE0NJ--ualet fi5o. cass; 500 AT o,., s.. -., -.
So srt'rcvod pspsr.
SSl@,,.,..,,... WLLiANd a uAXkLL. Aart.
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81 ROOMS FOR REhT.-Wc b,va e.
= II rent. Aur,a- Ia p com, r q, t,,..,. ~,
Ielh streets four 10 TOT On Is ~ M
-. - sven "''1iI"Aey- " b. a.. q HILL
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THE HERMITAGE AND sgd.
n q RS POINT.

IKE rroR OF RIO CREESuow. J.,J
&C G-corsth& Us W,ttt,~.t H., - o.
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Aa k'OH RkNT.---Tnc desirable dNcIIina
=. On Sh STREET ts;Wetn Prank n AID cr,ee e
a I
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Dissolution OF Copartnerstir-
'NHh coparinership mere 'n.ore r,,stins undor
ar 'y' Of BAR p ,broulh q. OBJ, DIV d,vs a,
'.''' l'Is " Hai' wi close ihs affair. o. he ,ts
itvidaton. ~ wv '-a'o % u1s u'h ~
Rehuori ai,t srpt-mbcf. 1876.
r. rLAIR.
TH)S W. AUGMENTATION
IN On crg1ed rh continue Conlu,zs,, bust
20 r. ~ We 90 'tird OF lf Hrncssnr on IN, Nort.,
/ sai- ~ le rasia NJ y M .ty
Richmond ,1- Sep'ersrr. 1915 !. %,
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$50 REWARD.
PARIS MILNE Y,

FENlIE ADV FIR User, who has been pTacti-
n iron manufacture Pennsylvania twenty
wihrs na'nn either funlcc forge
both wOuh take nefet IN such ,s'ab Vrg
Reference. ehaaeeT and ability,
To ~ s HENRY, Eson, Northampton county Penna
attended 20. iO--d1w
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List of Officers Killed.

Brvt Maj. Barbour 81 Infantry Capt Morris do; Capt.
Field, do; IL. Irwin, Ag do; 1t Hszett. do; 1t. Haw
kins AR't, Eth lafany; It, Woods, Ih lLantry Capt.
It, Ferret, let Infantry wounded and prisoners, or
kilsdnot certain. 1t Is known that both wounded
the 2Ist.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-10-09

To CORRESPONDENTS B. c., we thank
you for Your excellent and spicy article, In
this State, we care little for the movements of
the mere faction leaders about Boston, or we
should feel pleasure in enriching our columns
with your review of one of & the number twos. y
Suppose at your leisure, you send us notice
of the faction itself, written in the same vein
with a more general scope.
Our correspondent at Stonesbay, OnsloW
county, is informed that the article he allude>
to has been mslaid, but shall be published as
soon as we can find it
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-10-09
A WISE "CAUTION."

The editor of the New York Globe gives the
following {" caution'' to those who are con-
stantly crying out for more and still more
protection. 1t would be we'll for those who
seem to be SO deeply interested in the existence
OF high tariff and who have already suffered
so many imaginary evils from the tariff of
1916, to consider seriously whether their con-
dition will be bettered by fighting for the next
three years under the g Repeal" banner
Wisdom, prudence and self-interest, as we be-
lieve, all unite in urging upon the manufactu-
rers that course of acgu1escence instead of az
itation, is the better policy for them. Ii they
are wise, they will drop that word {" Repeal"
for if any change in the present law is made,
it will not in all probability, be less objection
able to them than that of which they now
complain:
Zone word OF caution to all friends OF a
high tariff. We would say to you, beware
how you attack the new tariff, At as q hlghty
protective one, and the protection 1t affords
will never be increased; be quiet and II may
endure for n tfne-disturb it not and its very
defects NAV pass unnoticed by many who sui
fer from the high rates it imposes. But II
ReDeap is your watchword-if you are de-
termined to agitate, to promote discussion, you
must abide the consequences. If you are de-
termined that protection, for the sake Of pro-
lection, shall be either victorious or defeated,
you will soon read the proclamation OF its
downfall issued by the voice OF twenty mil
lions OF freemen! Look through the world.
England, Russia, Prussia, France, the German
ic confederation, all imbibing the spirit that
will ultimately lead to an unloosing OF the
shackles that have hitherto fettered and restrlc-
ted commercial intercourse between the nations
of the world. Think you that free and en-
lghtened America is to be the only nation ina,
will refuse to tear off the chains that tetter ah0
| restrict free commercial intercourse
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-10-09
PENNSYLVANIA.

AS considerable anxiety is expressed about
the feeling in the old Keystone, concern
ing the Tariff OF '46, we take pleasure in lay
ing before our readers communication from
Danville, Pa, where the most extensive iron
works in the State are located. This able let
ter comes to us from the pen of a thorough
going democrat of the old school, and gives
evidence that there are men enough In Penn
sylvania, sufficiently we'll informed concerning
her true interests, to place the proper issues
before the people there, in the coming election
We shall be much pleased to hear from J. M
B. P. again -
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sions to some discreet person or persons to be Sc
lccted by him to take testimony in the premises.
and to report the same to Congress and to defIay
any expense which may be incurred in the e1ecu-
ton Of the provisions of this section, sum not
exceeding five hundred dollars is hereby aPFfopri-
ated
Approved, June 27, 1916.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-10-09
ARMY. MOVEMENTS.

The Washington Union, under date Of last
Friday, says that &c Major General Jesup, quar-
termaster general, left Washington this (Fri-
day. morning for the frontier of Mexico, to
take upon himself the general direction of the
affairs OF his department in that quarter. This
step has been taken with view to provide
for every exigency without the delay and in.
convenience which sometimes result from
waiting instructions from Washington, and il
order to secure the utmost efficiency and econ
omy to the measures of that department.
N=We invite attention to our advertising
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For the Journal.
DANNHLE. Pa. Sept. 30. 1916.


Mr. EDITOR: The news of the detection Of
the able and distinguished Senator from your
State, has come upon us like a clap of thun-
der. Mr.. Haywood had become widely and
favorably known to the Democracy Of Pennsyl-
vania. They considered, that in him, the
disciples of Jefferson, in your State, were a.
bly, and honorably represented. It is true, his
views in regard to the Oregon question were
looked upon with suspicion, as it was thought
they tendeded to assist the Wings, and play
into their hands; but there was no one who
dreamed that he would desert the party when
the crisis arrived-when danger threatened,
and defeat seemed to stare us in the face
when federalism, Democracy's old and invet-
crate enemy, arrayed and brought to bear a.
gainst our time honored principles, the PAM
pered aristocracy of the East, and host of O.
vergrown onopolists-when at this dark and
unauspicious hour, any one would have pre-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-10-09

W-The Democratic party of New York held
State Convention at Syracuse a few days
ago, at which Silias Wright was unanimously
nominated for reelection to the Gubernatorial
Chair, and Mr.. Gardner, present incumbent,
for lientenanf CHnunrnnr
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-10-09
FEDERAL COURT.

BY an act of the last session of Congress,
the time of holding the District Court of North
Carolina, has been changed to the first Mon
day of June and December, in each and every
wear
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-10-09

0g~Another new Steamboat OF very light
draught, The Rcwon, will soon be completed,
and take her station in the line of the & Mer-
chants Steamboat Company" to ply between
this place and Fayetteville. She is expected
to draw about 5 inches, when all her machi-
merry, water, and wood, is on board
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-10-09

GJThe L. S. Mail Steamer, Gov. Dudley,
belonging to the Wilmington & Raleigh Rail
Road Company, has been taken off the line
and sent to New York, to undergo thorough
repairs, to receive new boilers, sc. She will
probably be absent about three or four months
if not longer.
G5-The Baptist Union Association common
ced its annual session in this town on Friday
last. We are informed the Association was
well attended. A large number Of ministers
from the different churches were in attendance
as also an unusual attendance of lay members
Although many subjects of an interesting char
acter were acted upon, we are pleased to learr
that all seemed to unite with proper spirit anC
harmony in the pious objects OF the meeting
The Association ad journed on Monday nigh
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WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
Friday, October 8, lS46.

Mcssrs. Mason 8" futile, 80 William street,
Merchants Exchange, Ne,o York, ure our au-
tor,zed agents, for this paper, in that city.
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0G-The California Regiment, which Com
pany has been the cause of many newspaper
paragraph within the last two or three months,
have at last sailed, that is, all to about 200
who were out of the way at the time. Col
Stevenson is commander Three ships were
employed to convey them to California, viz
the Thomas H. Perkins, Susan Drew, and Loo
Hoo, under convoy Of the U. S. ship Preble
Another ship was Immediately employed tc
take those of the Regiment who remained be-
hind. They will sail in short time, if they
are not off before now.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-10-09

The Southern papers are filled with accounts
of the failure of the Cotton crop. We, how
ever, place but little faith in these reports.
They are customary at this season Of the year,
when it is time to get rid of the remainder of
crop, not yet worked Oft.
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ng-We invite attention to our advertising
columns
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FRANCE.

The Paris papers continue to be occupied
with the approaching royal marriages in Spain,
but contain nothing new upon the sube -
Rumors were still rife that the British govern
ment either has protested, or is about to pro-
test, most decidedly against the marriage of
the Duke of Montpensier with the Infanta.
The Courier Francois mentions a rumor of
a " rather warm alteration" between the COM
mander of the French brig of war Zebre, sent
| by Admiral Bazoche, Governor of Bourbon, to
cruise on the coast of Madagascar, and the
commander of British corvette The report
ed dispute is said to have arisen out of the oc-
cupation by the English of the Bay of Diego
Suarez.
The Debats had an article, five columns in
length, on the subject of free trade, in the
course of which it declares it is favorable to
the principle, and desires its introduction, on
a modified scale, into France
Marshal Bugeaud has left Paris for Excl
deuil, preparatory to his return to Algeria, to
resume his duties as Governor General The
Minister of Marine has issued circular to
the maritime projects, warning them against
touching at any of the ports of Morocco, or
at least, such as are not open TO foreign COM
merce.
GERMANY.
Great Fire at Leipsic-The Courier Beige
Of the 5th contains an account of fire at Leip-
sic, which broke out on the evening of the
Doth ult., at the Hotel de Pologne, and which
continued to rage without intermission for 1t
{ hours. The losses sustained by this disaster
are very considerable; the Hotel de Pologne
which has been completely destroyed, is est
mated at volue of 100000 francs
A letter from Hamburg, in the Borsenhalle
says The commercial policy of the Zollve
rein has completely failed with respect to tn
United States. The Congress at Washington
has rejected the project of treaty as disadvan
tageous and insufficient, With regard to Bra
I'll, it has been found impossible to agree al
| to the principles of a project,
: SPAIN.
The approaching marriage OF the Due d.
Montpensier with the Infanta Donna Louisa
will be solemnized on the oath inst. The con
tradiction of the report that Mr.. Henry Bulwe
had protested against this marriage turns GU
! to have been premature, although his protes
!. was wholly PROVISIONAL
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NOTICE.
vVHE subscribers have entered into Copart
RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.

StMmER COURSE.
YuNHE Course OF Lectures this Institution will
j MONDAY 9th day OF APRIL, and terminate
Ii. JULY.
n L. BoHANAN, NJ n Professor OF Midwifery and Diseases
Of Women aud Children.
J. CULLEN, NJ ID, Prof oil Theory Practice Of Med
L. w cBAMBERLAyNE, NJ u, Prof OF Msiers Mediea and
Therapeutics.
A. L. WARNER, NJ. D., Prof OF surgery.
y MAuPIN, NJ. ID, Prof Of Chemistry.
J. WYMAN, NJ. D., Prof. OF Anatomy and Physiology
Each Professor deliver Lectures through the
Clinical Lectures Medicine
delivered twice College Inhmary and Aims House.
During the Course student will thus ample
ofsndyns by bed DISEASES
almost endless surgical operations ami
such opportunities only and they properly applied that
and PRACTICAL knowledge of dsease obned
Theoretical Physicians and be made by reading
1eeiures-praeucal by such alonc-never.
The Zee for the including Clinical Lectures
ne $50 Good board neuding every thing may
- soto s3Per week.
IA
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PHOSPHATE Ammonia, Concentrated Aqua
ammonia hmmonis' Citrate Of Iron Preeip. CaIb.
tair Iron AMI Ounine ode uinne Iodde OF Out
nne lodde Of Ine OXIDE Of Silver odde Silver
Chemicals for sale by DUVAL PURCELL, Druggists,
my ~ Ii7, Main Street.
(LACK. blu 4 AND RED INK w. RANDOLPH
- 4 90 have Writing Inks by following
quantity Columbian wughts Moore Maynard
Noyes Hogan Thompson; Masons Stephens;
Phip Radoph Cos. Hoovers waIkden's Lemons Kider
Guhots; Maekle's. Monson's and KnaPp's. my
Il ADDE'S UOROCCO SLIPS, very cheapi-The
~ subscriber has hand Of McCurdys Morocco Slips
Of the best quality which be will sell IS Price
$50 INV ~ ALEX. Hill.
fOATS COATSll FROM 81 80 TO SIS.
~ Prom the cheapest CAshmere and German Clo,
Coats, just received, and for sale by STARR 4 co,
ap Lisle's Corner.
M ARSEIIEES yEsTS.-tOO plain aud Inquired
I'VE settles Vests Of hne quality and superior for
g. DUNsPAUGH q cos,
my ~ No. ~ Main
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IN STORE,
EToFFH ALGHRINEs-Gor I.ade.' Dres.-.
Eiod- Bali,ie
sk warp Ginehams,
Shaded swis. lawn.
Cord and plaid
hahounes and Barrses
Muslin robes
Mar-eine. md other .lirs
Bali'e shaws
Checked, striped and plain Swiss muslin.
jaeonet
Checked striped and plain eambre.
Plain and figured bobinet.
Jaeone, and edslnss and inserting.
Irish linens, large stock
Extra ~ linen sheetings
Linen eanbries and linen eambrie hdIf.
Brown and beaehed hollands
brown linens and grass cloths every variety
Heavy brown linen drills
Navy drills, good article
Gambrcons and eolionade. very heavy stock
Marseiles and Valencia ve,finxs
BLACK brown French eIoth. some OF the be.
English cloths, OF every shade and quality
English eas-imeresand tweeds
American fancy cassiuetes beautiful article
- plain and hs'sdnp dee
Summer cloths, every color and price
Bonibarine. and alpaeeas
Silk and alpaca srse
Grsen harege, black lace wells
Black. white and eordItalian Grape, hat Grape
SILK mitts and gloves
Black and cold Kid gloves
Hos and half hose, large stock
Silk and cotton hdks
French silk umbrellas, a fne article
Cotton and gIngham Umbrellas
Parasols and Para,oletes
stocks, collars bosoms
Black Italian and other crayau
Back and cord sewing silks
DO. patent lhT,aa- v.,v .h..D
Iayiors Brooks, Coates and other spool cotton
buttons and combs, large stuck
Gum, web and other suspendes
Prints
- - - 9s lo4 and 1874 beaehed Shifting. sheetns,
~ 1s and 50 brown shirtnss sheeting.-amonrs
which are Virginia Stout Eitek, Mills hester and
other well known brands
Apron and Furniture Cheek.
Knox and Pententiary Pads for servants
And many other styles Of Goods which offered In the
Trade upon the most accommodating
NH 20 DANIEL, H. LONDON
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ORDON ~ SKINKER- o. Man Srpr,,

GORDON N SkINKER, 81 MAIN STREET.
~ Richmond, Va, oher for saie-
IS hhds Orleans and West India Sugar.
Is ueross and bbls Clarfed Sugar
80 packages loaf. crushed and pulverised Sugar.
boxes white Havana Sugar
$50 bags Cohee-Rio LaKuayra, lawn and M,ue,ho
bales Mocha Coffee
IS hhds Orleans and West India Molasse.
10 hi chests Gunpowder " very
5 hf chests Black
Tea In q and boxes
400 sides Leather-good stamp nd DAMAGED
rs do Russell Leather
goo lbs shoe Thread
100 boxes Sperm and Tallow Candies
20 boIesSoap
Fancy and varirgated Soap
10 bags Pepper
Pmenio and Ginger
200 kegs Nails
$50 sacks Ashtons Salt
$50 bags Shot
100 kegs Dupon.s Power
$50 Wrapping PAPER
10 uerees Rice
$50 doz Hemp and Cotton led Cords and Lime,
50 doz
- don painted Buckets
eco Nova Scotia Grind stones
Is kegs Horse Shoes
hhds Bacon
Glass-SIlO and lO1Ie
Sperm Tanners OH
Cotton Yarns Salt Pere Copperas, Nader and INDIGO
Cotton in bales Clover Seed Cider Vinegar, &c &C.
RoN-lOO tons swedes English Country com
phsns neaty MI sres round, Hat and square.
Sheet Iron and Nail cd
sTEEl-AmeTcan and English BIi.trred
MAYORS and heeTS Steel
TIN PLArE-I75 boIes 1914, I4r2O, I21l2
Bright sndleaded Tin for roofing
COPPER--.0o0 lbs BraEers. sheathing and Bolt
WRE-lOOO lbs assorted sizes
Zinc and speter
Bar and Sheet Lead, mhQI
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"HITE GOSSAMERS. This day received,
w upeb Whit snd fsn,ss
bioe aBd black
ys u The broadway patterns For sas, wholesale
by ]. sOUrHER 4 co
Is I62 Main street Opposite the Banks.
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TABLE OF RATES.

At Meeting Of the President and Directors OF the RICH
MOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, the 18th day OF October,
lSi5. the following Table OF Rates for the Tanspor-
taon Of Passengers adopted, take effect aud
after the Is day ef December next. until otherwise
dcred by the Board.
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FRESH IuPORTATIDNs.

FRESH IUPORTATIDNs.
nN rHE SHIP .AmERICAN,v nom Liverpool a
- to-day receipt of balance OF spring Inn
poation Of BRITISH pay GOODS In Consequence the ats
season. very advance upor
the eost-anoag them may be found:-
super wool black Cloths
Common and super black Alpaca Lustrvs
New style fancy Ginshams
TO do twiTed do.
whis Cambres. Jaeeon,us
Printed Qult,ngs
Super LONDON wehngs
Cord Mney Linen Dtiihngs
bleaehed Satin do do
do daneydo do
An ousr cord Imperial Robes
Cord Hustle do do
Royal and sylphde do
Ladies hail fingered sih Miis
DO do cmbd do
White aud drah Bsrhn Gloves
Pearl Buttons. stay bindings. &C.
apis KENT KENDALL d ATwArHR