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WASHINGTON ASSEMBLIES.
THE second assembly will take place at Carusi's
a Saloon on Monday evening, January 10Th.
l6A6 ''


.s. MANAGERS
ONJAMES BUCHANAN, HON w. l.. MARCY,
HON. w. r. MANGUM, HON. ]. Y. MASON
HON. CHESTER ASHLEY, HON r. w. HUBBARD
HON. s. A DOUGLASS, HON. w. w. WRIGHT
GEN. GEO. GIBSON, COM w. b. sHUBRICE
GEN. N. TOWsON, CAPT j. IT, AULICK,
w. w. sEATON, CAPT. W. H. SWIFT
Dr. j. M. THOMAS DIR. H. L. HEIsKELL,
J. r. GOLDSBOROUGH II. H. PATTERSON,
JOHN W. BUTLER Dr. n, A. LACEY,
A. L. McCREA, ANDREW PORTER
JOHN POTTS, LIT. w. b. FRANKLIN,
H. A GOLDsBoRoUGH, LIT. j. l.. C. HARDY
JAMES sELDEN,
Tickets Of admission to be procured at Fischer's
Stationers' Hall Penn avenue, and ut Gbbs's Dress
ing rooms, Coeman's Hotel. ... w
No manager is authorized to give permission to
any citizen, member Of Congress, or other resident
for the winter, to procure ticket for any one assem-
bly, without subscribing for the whole. ........
Strangers desiring tickets are requested to apply
to either ofthe managers. ...
Jan. 1916 ..-r... ...... e..
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the government nad nad tho enjoyment OF the money
long that $40, 900 was the amount of the interest
that would have accrued upon il.
Mr.. HOUSTON, continuing, said the EXPLAIN.
ton made but little difference. He asked the gen
tlcman if the interest the French spoliations was
to be paid' Would the gentleman advocate that
doctrnei ."n.r.. 80 .... ...H2 ~. WI.
With reference to the costs of suits At l.w n,
which much had been said he should like to
know of the gentleman from Tennessee when he
spoke Of the unsuccessful party being obliged TO pn y
the costs, if he meant, in what he considered an
analogous case, that the government was the unsuc-
cessful partly He further urged the improperly Of
the government, which had come in as the friend
and arbitrator, and had obtained, at its own expense
this money for the individuals interested, now being
obliged to incur the expense Of the Indication and
distribution. He did not go the full length with
the gentleman from Tennessee, Mr.. JosEs,l but he
believed tbe government, having collected the mon
ey, had discharged its full duty; and if further ex.
penses were incurred in the adjudication and dlstri-
button, they should be paid by the claimants
After an inquiry by Mr., RATHBUN, - n
The question was taken, and the amendment OF
Mr.. HousroN rejected. ........
Mr.. PETIT moved that the committee rise
with a view (he was understood to say) to the re-
commitment Of The bill to the Committee on Foreign
Affairs, with instructions to report al the facts OF
the cnse. ..' ...
The motion was rejected ~
Mr.. RATHBUN moved to amend the said 4tb
section, by reducing one-half the amount therein
appropriated for the Attorney General and bis clerk
l. e, $4,000 to the first, and 81 900 to the second
The first amendment was rejected.
And the question being on the second, ~
Mr.. CHlPMAN remarked, that the time of the
Attorney General belonged to the government, and
he was paid for IL He thought it a strange propo-
sition 10 pay these expenses out OF the government
funds, when the expenses were incurred for the
benefit Of the claimants. II had been said that the
government had long retained, and had use Of the
money; but there were hundreds Of cases Of long
deferred claims, in which no one ever thought n
asking compensation for the delay.
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On motion of Mr.. c. J. INGERsOLL, the COM
mittce took up the bill to carry into effect the
convention between the United States and the re.
public of Peru, concluded at Lima, the seventeenth
Mr.. c. J. INGERSoLL said that there wer,
three hundred thousand dollars in the treasury re-
curing an act Of Congress to draw il out But the
bill, if read, would speak for itself
The bill was read in part
When Mr.. PETIT submitted, as point Of or
der, that it had not been decided by vote of III,
committee whether this bill should be taken up OF
not. ~ p. .H e..
Some conversation followed as to the fact, and az
appeal was indicated, but not taken. -.
Mr.. PETIT moved that the bill be laid aside
which motion was rejected #
The bill, having first been read through, was ,aker
up by sections hsa.N
Mi. PETIT inquired if there was any rcpor
accompanying the blR wa.#HH.
Mr. e. j. INGERSOL.L said there was not.
Mr.. PETIT. How much money is eppro
priated'
Mr.. c. J. INGERsoLL. Three hundred thou.
sand dollars. ....... ..t, 49,. .. -.......... s
MIR. PETIT. And no report. . D., neg
Mr.. G. w. JONES, abiding to the approximation
proposed by this bill of 600 compensation to the
Attorney General of the United States for adiudica-
ting these claims, said the Attorney General was now
a saared officer of this government, receiving he
believed, $4,000 per annunl, which he thought was
sufficient for his services If he was able, in addi-
ton TO the duties alresdy required Of him. 10 per-
form these duties, in his (Mr. J.'s) opinion he
should receive no additional compensation, the gov.
eminent being entitled to all the services Of this
officer for the salary which he received y
Again: he did not think il altogether right that
this government should be obliged to pay for the
j adjudication Of these claims. II the government
had collected this money for the individual citizens
of the country, they themselves should defray the
further expenses incurred in determining TO whom
il belonged, and how it should be divided. f..
The CHAIRMAN. Does the gentleman from
Tennessee submit any notion
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COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
The following members compose the committee
appointed to superintend the funeral Of the de-
ceased.
Messrs. DRoMGooLE, DUNLAP, McKAI, ABBorr
HUNGERFoRp, VANCE, and THos. B. KING.
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ed. Every thing must be done for our
foreign commerce, nothing for Internal
commerce, though il now amounted 10
more than twenty times as much as the
whole of our boasted foreign commerce.
Yet gentlemen silll go for foreign COM
merce; nothing but foreign commerce
was constitutional. Foreign labor--ior-
eiga goods-foreign every thing. All was
foreign, foreign, foreign. All was British
nothing American. Mr. s. had no idea
that this Government had no duty. no OBJ
legation to any body but foreigners. He
thought our first duty was to ourselves,
our country, and our own people.
REMAINDER NEXT wEEK.
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1ialt at a 1slnfh.

A country girl enc morning went
To market with 4 Pig;
The little cur-iail no; content,
Squeaked out a merry jig.
A gentleman, on passing by.
Laughed much and jeering spoke:
81 wonder, Miss. your child viii cry.
When wrapped up in cloak"
why, Sir" quite pert the girl replies
$50 bad breeding has he,
That ever and anon he crIes
WHENE'ER HE SIZES HIS DApDY"
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On Internal Improvements and
the Tariff. Delivered in the FL.
of Representatives OF the Uni
ted states. March II, ES46.
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MORE NEW BOOKS,
Received by Drimker a Norris.

81 Main Street.
TFVENPER AND TEMPERAMENT or y,t,e, or,,,.,,s,., ..
n Mr. EVis ~
Tie doss'n British Pu,areh Lives OF Men dtn.ui.hse an
tie recent History Of England Talents, virt-, or aehv
merits b. w e Tayor. IL. -
The IL. editor Bonso a. Ship ID, for the rprss
SION Of Piracy, with the journal Of Jane, BTook
'q " tarawak ~ Csrtain. Henry He2pei the tu
at icing hos-l7 and ~ Harpers' new Miscerany
4 Treat ~ on Are r. by Elias Looms. A NJ
No Pictorial history Of England
No st1tssnsn Of the Common v eafh OF Epg,rd
No 3 Monca Crto-,a1hic Map.
Nos D and ia tnus;rri q Wander. NJ Jew
Nos 81 - 90 100, Harpcrs Illuminated a fr,,,.5 st
sprarr 500 ~
me Arss q Auedca1 Of Bnapheal skfteb-s Of
american Ars with Poftrit and Cos on steel. By C. "a
wars lie ter 40
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X. w. a. ,. =. FRY a CO.,

Et w. IN -. -. Ek n N 10,
wHoLEsLLE DEALERs
OFFER for sale, on accommodating terms
~ 500 bags BIO Codse
500 bags LsE 10
$40 d. old white and Java do
l30 HID Orleans Sugar, part pume
IS do P Rico DO
IL do 81 CroiI
IS casks cAliGcd
65 boxes NO Loaf do
30 bos crushed
20 do nuvtnssd d.
so hid. hloazs--
ZOO k'zs Eril,, best qalIy
1900 sides Sole LEATHER
tors biis'=s-d tel
eases cast AID sheer Steel
200 boIss Sperm sns TaHow CsnEes
1000 wlT Paper, part aIge
800 cap and letter Co
csrols prime Indigo
so packages G. P InpI and BlcETe
- bbls lamp ana tanners Oh
200 kegs rife and blasting Powder
Har Lead, shot and Bar Iron
Nader, Alum and Sar Petre
Cop?e:aS sulphur ard salts
Soaps, Mr.tard, Cboeolte, BllekinE sc
sIloa and lone Class
Con RoPs, Cords AMI Lines
Ashton sack salt
80 dJAen Buckets
Ground Alum Sack Sal,
so WOODWARD
Pepper, spec aat GiaEcT
Cunningham and Anderson Cotton Yarn assorted Nos II
factory p-IeeS -
VJFeeeiying ard fo.wzrirg goods be attended to- Al
4 tds OF pTotuce received on cons gGment. AZ -
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w. S. & J. DONNAN
SPRING IMPORTATION HARDWARE.

V1I' the Ships Garrick and Warterloo, via New
IJ from Liverpool have received Spring mFora
ton English Hardware and Cutlery; also, from the Northern
a "a assortment Of American Hardware
prrcn imported largely Of staple goods and
have get patterns styles and qualities Of the
articles adav Of trade We feel confident
parcdto cell that viii be satisfaeoy and
pacuy and friends generally, purchasing
Hardware, e Iamne stock and prices
w. s. q J. BOWMAN,
Ma
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TO THE VIRGINIA. SPRINGS.

sS..ssfz-ssc by Canal Packets to and from
0<fr=z1tss4 Lynehburg, and from thence in Stages
by the Nstaral bridge Sweet spurEs White
on and amer the 9Th Of july Psek, Riss
mond daily al ~ Sundays excepted yA hsurg
day at . p. n. '.s.
RETvRsSa-Leave Lynehbu- daily ai r. NJ Saturday, e.
eeped. and arrive - Richmond in n hours.
Two lines of stars owned Terry Marlin run FRO Lynch
burg - the WhRc suphur distance 100 BY a.. Saiu-
raj Er se ani Dbrels sPugr aad the BY
the Sweet sprinEs.
rsergets for saGsOn by Goats Monday "Wednesday
and Friday.
Passengers far Fsrvie, Prince Edward Charlotte Court
Horss leave at A. GAYS an
al CartersyIe Afei tLc ht the eoS pas
md down c 2. N.
rasergrs leaving Farmvns At 10 A. NJ viii Edmond
4 II. Those going vii connect With tlc
Boi.s Ie 90 RoYD, EDMOND 4 DAyTNPORT.
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REMOVAL.

HAVE removed my Office over the store Of
hess nassie While al Which place can BE- found
and " atnt panetIaly business
70 the hiring and -nE of pfvae selling
ren'is cut Of houses and ts ,etins bu'ins rcr-ry
ia io-7m
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Richmond, fredericksburg and Poto-
mae Rail-ROad.
FISHING PARTIES TO PlNEY POINT

~ Office Is hereby given that tickets to Piney
Point with the puvsEe or returning sharEe any
durnE week o thu day of d-Paur a-hing
other excursion parties Of eEAt for fur only.
ahi T. SHARP Agent Transp'n.
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TG THE AFFLlLTEN.

FIR. z. ID. ROBINSON would inform the pub
~ lie that he Is sin eeeeing and positively curing
OF the oiHs forms OF disease ofeysy -rpy
TO him amer t1yrg been abandoned by the Faculty SeTou,
While sweinct eslf Head letter Uleer6us
Dropsy, TLuot- Wens Rheumatsu pscasss Liver.
byfpepas AEse and Fever Cancers sprUsy ST Nus' Dance
hercuIal dscases &C. The latter he has failed
the poisonGus mercury system 10
tent when the Hot Springs fail ic has
hundred Of rheumatism and only failed rfectnF
olrc He also hasa remedy for the Lock Reference
the satisfactory be many pefsoTs
and vicinity who have been egdby the msy
"a
p- Once Franklin opposite the Exchange Hot eh
mOndN Va. 10 -gu
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Farmers OF Virginia.

Farmers oil Virginia.
W T. have determined TO offer every possible in
dueeneui to The frmsrs Of Virginia, water TO
bns their produce this ierde our rvs.
for tbs sale OF produce Of all k3d upon with the
baltimore merchant our charges viii be Tor
corn ard oats he per bushel when sold upon
credit aud required 10 guaaniee com
mis-ioa will 5a eAarred
The senior had years experience in bus
and aHs himself he upon rood
house IN this city be his
OF business We determined waning
rcndef entire fatsaetioa 10 those VITO may
To customers ask selling whom
have acquaintance refer Ha1an Broth, r.
Co. WaTWek BarksiAe Capt Ben Sheppard John NJ
GpgoV, Eco. GRE1TER 6RETTER,
DOOR boIow City Hotel
lq-u formerly Ben TavErnl
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FASHION,S HEAD QUARTERS,

Nc. 90 Vain, Corner OF 18th and Main Streets.
~ b. SPENCE, Agent, has received his Stock
~. spn-E Ready Made Clothing and Geuue
mems He hand complete
men' o be following articles,
Feaeh Ene.h and Froek Coats blaet blue,
brown. olive gteen
Plain and Fancy Cashmere and Doe Ikn
Pants.
Single silcd Cashmere, Tweed and Linen Pants
B-ek satin, BonihaEine Vests
Fancy do do Marseiles Vesas
White Vests duobs and single breasted standing and
Toll ng collar
hid. SuE. Thread and White Berlin Gloves
Shirts, super pain AMI fancy
Bosoms aud Collars of the latest styles
blcrino Tolton and Sin TndcrshrH
Drawers and socks
Scarf Cravat- Hdkf, great variety.
Sl peuirrs Of all kinds
STA and Bingham Umbrellas
as any establishment this side
OF 0regOuI ..-- .....
spence Clothing be made
up Fashionable Establishment 81 John NJ Orem Co. Bal
An as-ormen, Of sample, constantly on hand.
n r. u. SPENCE, Agent.
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GAYLER'S
PATENT D0U BILE

SalaBnnder Eire Proof Book safes.
- iNtI.E SALAuANDER SAFES .ou.t N ~, -,
~ per0r 10 any made.
Gayers patent double saamardcr only safe yet m
vented which beyond dot poof aEn tire action OF Gre and
Whldn NJ naf mace fuqtrau Improvements other
mahs OF sae' and whi,h arc offered eordsBce
a. tecufc against the ATT m-tE of pckiocks
lnadton 20 the bec1flro well reputation 81 Gay
yrs patent double Sales ths l Naurba mr.
den hnr proved hat Gayefs Patent Double ander ser
q resistance BE- oba ned against TIE acton eannog be
Outlined iu ny other c aEi this Clearly anifest
uat fey who witnessed hs raj rave eerfc to ne rrsnr pro
nouneed Gayets double SAFE % be The a r.
eud 70 t1os race e sth of J1nuafy The ccne III com
Petc.f st-s we found % be ass burning ehusoa while
r cnrirst'of 0yE Parent double ortlrr with the book
~erc found IN good OF prcscrva'n aud unpd by
ffe.
W We orc 'hc agents '5r a5oss safrs al etor,
pecs aui lowe The AZ enon Of Others IN want
Of sale which is safe" TO sample store.
DINNER a NORRIS
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOUR
OWN STATE

FkNHE franklin Manufacturing Company have hand at then
n PAPER MILL Depot Of the suuten Railroad good
assortment Of surernc Zoe and letter folded and
fat papers ruled and PLAIN also medium printing, and
Wrapping various the lowest wholesale prices
whb they public attention. assured that In quality and
price will with the production
any Northern Factory They prepared oesfor
any paper their
require dealers requested call Paper
Mil and examine for themselves NH ~ a.
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Paiuts, Oils, Putty, &c.
"HrrE LEAD-LsVis' No l. Ettfa Pure
w finsced On srd Putty
Spirits Turpentue
Nsrnahea. b1Iied uf
Chro no Gwen Chrome Neidw
Pens Green. No. I Bruursick Crcca
ant every description ard r,u,A In
VIII eHesat as0rnt Of Paint Brashss an sises For s,s
.9 m ~ r. y Dove
ENAMlLN FLOUR. 4 few bbls. of the above
ares Of ne "lioains' brand ust
Bt'in snd foT saeby
aulg HENRY LUDLAM a CO.
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NEW YORK PACKETS. I "
OLD AND ONLY TX
AAR REG LAR Ii Re. &kR
seLoOnrr NASSAU. Captain M.THI,.
GREESwAY, tNEw) CIV. Coucu.
MANCHESTER sN.rx.
COURIER. (sEw) r. Corcu
PATRICK HENRY. tsxw) CHE-rsa.
MAGiFrTA BURR, iSEwl KxAyP.
LvNCuJURG, GpuLD
This line of Packets by general patron
Or the Merchants OF Richmond fr hsen year,
he p-opretot mastered solicit
their ihst every att-nsn forwarding
heir goods safely ard sp1ieh The Vessels first
class, limos newt experience
and NeehandIs Insured
ofpIemiuI Tor freight passage haysx
uons, apply To the masters boar i,Orto
. JAMES FISHERS Sons, Agents.
r Cool be reshipped New Ocans Mohie Apalaeho-
any places be arded New
York Agents York nee OF charge,
- u, actually b. fuer-r~i lC
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GEORGE EARLE, n.rrnan, Tni,or

SEO6SE EeHbE, ucrrham HnftOr,
No. i55 CitSNUr STREET. PiifLAuii fIiiA.
A. constantly nahd his Ti'orinF
p"ae the Htn,s noa-c t-kah as-nent 81 Yeneh and
RnsLsb a "a and Vosns. re-tvedtr late arrival
9 lie eoptues tho sabishrnsnt tho ptbsips d sending
OF his but Of the first quality aud
thus thai D. hlsso enjoyed The hes this city
aud throughout the Union lie would respectfully soer call
from gentlemen visiting city them he will execute
orders bower than
a quality had Imy Atl
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AMI STEAMBOAT LINE TO BALTIMORE
VIA PINEN POINT AND THE MOUTH OF
POTOMAC.
Whole Fare from RiChmOnC TO BaIti-
more Including Meals 81.
'ENHE public are hereby advised that ON and az
u ter ThUnd'y the OH Of July, swim beaufn
Steamer MOUNT VERNON, Capt C. W. GunneH will run senli-
mae Raj Road between the landing Atqgia aud Piney
Point and Baltimore.
Passengers leaving Richmond IN the Cars on Mondays
and Thursisys arrive Aequa Creek between I2 and P.
the Potomac they dane Mount having
Of Tie hesuu Of the Potomac
Pney Poiht Whore
IN the Pavilion at that popular bathing Leaving
night AHrs asraee of passenger,
Bay Boats earlier the same
mrrnng.
line rough petition of the Bay
senEeIs ty Il OF course much hes
storms and delays
route in Baltimore than they possibly BY
AMI Bay ne.
Returning gers Baltimore on Tuesdays Fridays
at arrive Piny Poutto breakfast asd Aeqaa Geek
by ~ NJ, whence rasseurers BY grt
1rain, arriving nj Richmond by 81 p. VI.
The boaG Vernon viii AXE IN and put passengers
landings on the Poiomie, going an4 returning.
Psase aud Pare Including Pney Point
the Mount NeoH between Richmond Fredericksburg any
inermedat point ami Baltimore 81
Passage and FArc Richmond Pl,y Point OF any
other landing the Potomac 81
Passage and Fas between brg Piney FONT
Tie determination Of the Rad Road and
~ an. o'bcT line and that line shah
eypedicuE
exert he Mad line.
For further Tarulars through apply Richmond
a FTede. eksbars Rail BOzl once.
THOMAS SHARP,
D. Aagu Of Trlnsn orfaffor
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OLD PEACn ANp APPLE nRANDY.

RYE WHlSKEsY. COTTON YARN, MALAGA, CLA-
RET AND PORT WINE.
X BBLS. old Va. Peach Brandy
- "a 60 DO Apple
50 DO Richardson Old Re whiksy
100 bales Cotton Yam
p casks sweet halaga Wine
so cares superior Cta1et %.
Is casks old Port %
3 t1s saI erior Aie-receivirr ard in sfnre Nv
AUS ,aJT s,Trpt,' - "a, r...o
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NEW Arrival.

LADIES FINE DRESS SLIPPERS.
NJ r have Just opened another large stock Of
Ladies hae drrss and sd Sppars by Chat
tam of Philadelphia. who equal
in the United States We haze selling some
time, and of Eivicg
IN respect them every They
much onger tan lave We al
Keep good stock Of them and respectfully
shoe that wwea and Of very give
q oar They really buying
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nAVENPORT, ALLEN q CO. have 70

DAVENPORT, ALLEN d CO. have for
~ sae-Couon Yarns, escorted Nos
Cut Mails, e. bdnI' and ManaEn~ brands
Tanners and winter blcaehed Oh
Cotton Yarn Wrapping paper
Port ClareL ). ". Wine
Bacon Sides-whre Lead
Kentucky, Rife and blasting Powder
Caleined and ground Plaster
Rcetfet and old Wb.skey
Sole Leather Alum. Cop2ens
Matder Caniles Rio Cocee ke &c. aus5
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K EMOVAL.
Monday Morning, August 2I, ,I6.

X T. NOV A l..
Monday Morning, August ssI, 'l6.
- III. JENKINS, having moved to the new
~. soTs, No. I 81 Main street, Eagle square, VII
be pleased " offer from Of
LA. been repsenish-d Within a few days
Having had ihs chahze eOztempaon for ard
having sod on all OF his Cd and Objectionable
be abe FROM the reduced prices whr
PuEb0ed 10 'el AZ wholesale and
can b parehaa ITO ussei States New goots received
almost daily and Pureh-f dndinS
rem sse DESCRIPTION Dry Coos e The All
iousbis kind. an q
rb'HE subscribers offer for salc the following
n po~uhr MEDICINES
Wis;sTs Baisam Wid Cherry
sSayne's Compound syrup VIII Cherry
BrrstOrs sanapanIia
Rowanis Improved Toaie MIXTURE
W-isigeTs kestorer Of Helh
Jdynes' Ftyee,orani
Csmrafive BalssIn. With nany othe-r tool edou,
n meEiion We beg kaEs here say
AEent Tor ne sas of II Aedein-s
SCI genuine obtain them from propeor,
ap'ointed agents "a y GkCEBS a APPERsON
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APPARATUS FOR SALE.

I -
APPARATUS FOR SALE,
COMPRISING all the necessary articles for
~ taking Oagueueoype Pictures nsudins Cauera in
Richmond Coating Mercury Bsh Plate Iohe Bun. Che
moHs Cases Seeene' PAINT, Brishes S viii Be soil
ven low for cash ana thorough instructions gwen sPp
made immediately. Al articles -re new and Of
the INT quality, ard Tor
tbs country and make something hantsomr pesea
wADswoRTH, TURNER & cos.
No. IS Man Street.
/ "a ll-dH Richmond, Va.
SOOrS- BOOT>.-Tbe et,er has IN tore a irss >.
II 'oaehi Of sluensns Gne Call Roofs 'eWtd aai Pegset-
which viii be sod at Pee y'aE from $3.50 to eco call
! ffota The gcnlemra is requested At No. g.
ia 20 MYERS.
EOOpTER.-Loptou Porter punt guam. superior
saio WILLIAMS 4 usx,Lr-
COFFEE.-2OOO bags Rio and Laguyra Cot.
AZ 70 DAVENPORT ALLEN 4 co.
1880 LBS. Superior Dutch Madden
$50 la Cara soll
$50 ke,s White Lead
bbls Lirscsa OF
For sale Iovby ~ 5o-sm IN EUsTACE son.
4 CRITICAL COnUENTAsY aud ParR-
/ N phrase on the Old and New TestnmsBt
and the APocryPha. by PatricK L1wtr Arnold. Wnilby
and l1yman tcs edition, with nc printed large, To-
/ au2o NASH 4 wooDuoUsE.
Misses and ChiIdreus' shoes.
USI received large supply Of misses NOR.
- wasrs SHOES Blk and Shippers and s On sirsn. b.
and cord Shes together with lot OF very handsome Ca
'' sa 10 ALt ~ S Ms.s
BY EXPRESS.
lust received, Grass Cloth
Coats Spool Cotton. a..
Ioeehef with great variety o. goods suhe sslsou
harEa.Hs By LArHROf, CHRISTIAN a co.
Az % Main srsst
| "Hi~kEY III hoo. Haiumofe Whstsy
w 50 bis tincinia Recuded Co.
| In siorr and Tor -ae BY BIssELL 4 N-CANDLrsH
- So COIFEE-IOo bags auaur trou " hr Pafi,k Henry.
a for ale ~ EDMOND a uAvFNPOET
4 oar sJGAH.-io haf b-tes wooi,sy Loaf sugar
- IS bis Crushed
Tor abby i'utl DAVENPORT ALLEN a go
" HisKEY-Ioo bbb Cincinnati Rectfcd whsssy n stJre
w f'fsi'r ty WILLIAMS uANAtL
STETs ruRrENrlNE Ia 81. Turpe1uue store.
/ - or ale y wE6R, BACON co
EDOHK.-'o sarr, prime PORK. iu received rns or sale
| iva EDMOND DAVENPORT
ERRiNGs Is Rareis No Ncuh Csrona iiernss for
- az Do s-W GRErrER GRErrERs
IloRTEH-Lonaon Porter 7fss,,q,iy. ssd ~. for
ELtRET.-as cases Carct Wine. , god arec In store
- ani iofs,e ~ aulo WILLIAMS HANALL
TSuIeo. NADDER CorFERAs ALUM. ,td SALT PETEE.
n fof sse b. nAvENrcSr. ALLEN co
SEGAas-iso.oo5iO NV rneed qaal,s, of ~. ~
- JUS iNLoEs BROTHER
tOArs' spOoI. tOrrON, u,i received ana f,r -sc ly
" 40 - KENT, KENnALL ArwArER
A FPLg BRANDY-5o bbh Apis Rnndy IN siorr snd for
n si-by BissELL a NeCANDLsH.
4 ,IDEa vINEGAR-2ossl q 81 ~
TTNwENTY-FiyE BOXES CHEIsE. PRIME si,HU, iut
u ee,ved, sna mrsa-g use lNLoEs uRprHEs
COTTON TwiNE-e2 baes oouon Iwie, isndiar and
- Tor ale ~ DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO.
OIe Tons PIG IRON for sale by
~ auis GALLAGHER oLDNER
CINCINNATI wHISKEy-sOo sS, fO,s,ssy
~ AL DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO.