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s4O,OOO-SI6.OOO- 900.
GRAND CAPITALS

Grand consolidated lottery, class No. "a, to be
drawn on Saturday, August 29th, 1876, at Whining
ton, Delaware. 10 numbers IL drawn.
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Superior Tone Pianos.

M EN- BERs Of Congress and others requiring
lfl first rate piano forte, are respectfully IN
formed that the subscriber has seven Of them for
sale on very reasonable terms, three Of which are
the best that exhibited at the recent national
fair, and far superior in tone and finish to any other
instruments for sale in the District. They will be
packed free Of expense at Statoners' Hall.
July 2S--iaw3v WIN. FISCHER.
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VIRGINIA LAND OFFicr, June 20, lS4t

VIRGINIA LAND 0FncE, June 90 1886.
N conformity to act, entIlled, IAN act 10 re-
duce into one act the several concerning es-
cheators," passed the 9th day Of January, 1919, |
do hereby make known to all whom il may con-
Germ, that il appears by certificate of the escheator
Of the county Of Charles City, dated the 9Th day
of May, lS45, and received into the land Office on
the sob day Of May, ls45, that, by inquest held
on the 10Th day Of April, l645, tract Of land con-
taining one hundred and sixty-6ye and half acres
10 the said county Of Charles City, of which John
Crew, jr, died seized, has escheated TO this COM
monwealth; and by inquisition held the said 10Th
April, l845, it also appears that one other tract of
land, containing five hundred and twenty acres, in
the said county Of Charles City, of which John
Crew, gent, died seized, has escheaed TO this
monweallh.
s. II. PARKER, Reg Land Office.
June l3-law6w
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ID IcH DRESS SILKS, sHAwLs, &c.

ID ICH DRESS SILKS, sHAWLs, q 9.
~ WALTER HARPER g. co. will open
this day beautiful assortment Of
Rich Paris dress siks, lawns and moussslines
Shawls, scaffs, and hsndkerchiefs
Embroideres in great variety, in dresses, cspes,
hdkfs, collars, sleeves, cuffs, DC.
We would take this method OF informing our
friends and purchasers that from this day the bal
ance of our spring and summer stock will he sold at
greatly reduced prices
July 3l-eo3t
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10 No, lottery-l2 drawn ballots.
Tickets sl0-hslves s5-quarters - so.
Certificates of packages of 25 whole tickets $3.50
Do do 25 half do 65
Do do 25 quarter do 80 Sc
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Gentlemen who either have had who at present have
sons wards at this institution.
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49, FOR SALE, a cOmmodious two
Hill story brick house, with basement and back
hullI building, one square north of St. Johns
Church, on 18th street The owner wishing to
leave the city, will dispose Of it on reasonable terms
Inquire Of Mr.. Holland, at the counting room of
the Union Office
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A CARD.
nR. BANNING, OF New York, would
- inform ladies and gentlemen, particularly those
of the South, who labor under weakness Of the
chest, spine, digestive and spinal systems, that he
will be seen through the last Of July and the month
Of August at Saratoga Springs, and will give them
immediate relief by his body brace.
July l4-lw
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MORE LIGHT.-solar lamps and ;,

WI randOles.-l have this day received h ~"
the celebrated factory Of Cornelius & Co, rich :.
sorment Of gilt, silvered, and omula solar ANN.
and grandoies, embracing all their latest and nG.
beautiful patterns and will sell them at prices ISs
that will surprise the inquirer.
have also on hand general assortment of hons.
keeping articles, which have bought exuem,,
low, and will sell at small advance on their ca,
Purchasers are invited to call and examine srie,,
and prices.
C. w. BOTELER, Jr.
Penn, ay., opposite Browns Hotel
July 23-2aw3w
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SXb,WU-S7 ,OuU-S3,JIU.
$4,000.
GRAND CAPITALS.

Grand consolidated lottery, class No. 80, TO b
drawn on Saturday, August %, 1876. 10 numbers
l3 drawn.
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by VIM. Marshall.

LILY PAPER.-An additional supply Of the
IL celebrated fly paper so eficaeious in destroying
fes, mosquitoes, &c. To-day. received for sale
by J. F. CALLAN.
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CONCORD ACADEMY.--The session
~ Of this Institution commenced the first Of
July, at which time some of the students,
having completed their academic course, have left
vacancies for others The course of instruction
comprises the languages and sciences generally.
The Latin and Greek languages and mathematics
are taught by the principal IN person.
The FreHch, Spanish, and Italian languages are
taught by M lsidore Outlet, native Of Paris, and
an experienced and distinguished teacher Of the
modern languages The terms for board and tuition
for the session Of five months will he 500, payable
in advance.
Communications addressed to the subscriber, and
directed to Concord Academy, Caroline county,
Virginia, win receive prompt attention.
F. w. COLEMAN, principal
REFEREscEs Hon. John Y. MOson,. Auor-
ney General; Kr. Ed p. Scott Speaker of the
Senate OF Virginia; Thomas Randolph Abe-
marie, DR.. Armlstead Cook Norfolk VIM. III.
Taylor" Mount AIRY; Hon James A. Seldom
NJ. c.; DR.. Thomas Newton. Norfolk; Col. VIM,
r. Johnson Petersburg; WIN. II. Harrison,
Brandon Captain Thomas II, Ellis, Richmond;
WIN. c. Rives, ESQ, Albemarle; Hon Robert NJ.
+. Hunter, NJ. c Ri. Rev. Nicholas Cohos, ID d.,
Alabama; Judge Daniel Coleman, Alahamn; Rich
ard Bay lor, esq, . Essex; VIM. A. Gibbons esq,
New Jersey; Robert G. Stansrd, esq. Richmond;
General Bernard Peyton.' Richmond; VIM. M.
HARRISON esq, Richmond Hon. Thomas H.
BayIy, M. c.
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w.d,,aI CoIls1. or Louisiana.

THE lectures will commence on Monday, the
i 10Th day Of November, 1886, and eontinu'
four months,
PbysIology and pathology-John Harrison, M d
Theory and practice of medlcne-Jas Jones, M. ID
Surgery-Wa rren Stone, M. ID.
Chemisry--J. l.. Riddel, M. ID.
Obstetrics-A. III. Censs, M. ID.
Materia mediea-W M. Carpenter, M! ID.
Anatomy-A. j. Wedderburn, VI ID.
Demonstration of anslomy-T. X. LIE Monnier.
Clinical instruction. daily at the Charity Hospital
The professors being the attending surgeons and
physicians to this extensive institution during the
session Of the school, have every opportunity oil
making their lectures practical and thorough.
Practical instruction given TO the students IN the
obstetrical wards Of the hospital.
The facilities for prosecuting the study of pracn'
cal anatomy and operative surgery are unryalled
subjects being supplied in any number free oil
charge.
A. J. wEDDERBURN, M. D., Dean.
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A ssOCIATFON OF the Alumni OF Har.
"A ward COllege.-The annual address befOr,
the association will be delivered by President Ever
on Friday, August %. A dinner will take place On
the same day In Harvard hall, for which tcksn
may hereafter be procured by members of the asso
cation.
Any alumnus of the college may become mem.
her Of the association, by signing It's constitution and
paying one dollar.
The constitution is to be found at the Office Of
the subscriber, No. 4, Court street
s. L. GUILD, Secretary
BosToN, June 20-2aw3w
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ENODEINf plhOLNDLINo
Prof. Of mathematics in VIM. and Mary College

Since my connexion with William and Mary Col
ilege, only case has come under my observation,
by which have been enabled TO form opinion
concerning the school Of Mr. Coleman, indepen-
IDENTIFY of the general reputation in which it is held.
The qualifications of one young gentleman, who re-
my classes, were of SO high order, that they not
only insured him the most honorable success, but
convinced me of the high character of Mr.. Cole
mans school, as well as Of his own superior ac-
qu,rements and talents scholar and an in
strucor, who, not satisfied with mere routine and
learning by rote, makes his pupils enter into the
spirit and true understanding Of the subject taught
CHARLES MINNIGERODE,
Prof ofhumanity, VIM. and Mary College
July 24-d6t
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take pleasure in stating, that have for some
years been acquainted with the character Of Mr.
Coleman's school, and that consider him as one of
the most successful teachers in our State. The
rapid progress which some of his pupils have been
enabled to make in our mathematical and classical
schools, affords the most satisfactory evidence of
his thorough and complete system Of instruction in
those departments.
T. r. DEW,
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Ts,mOniaIs Of the professor, Of the Unipsrsiiy Of yir-
ginia.


UMvERrrr or VIRGINIA, Dec 9, l544.
The undersigned take pleasure in stating that they
have found tho young gentlemen prepared for the
university by Mr.. Frederick w. Coleman, remark
ably well taught and coming quite up to the expec-
tations which their knowledge Of Mr.. Colemun's
ability and zeal as an instructor, have led them to
form Of the results Of his teaching. Certainly no
students in the academical departments have come
the university from any quarter better prepared.
IL is due 10 Mr., Coleman thai they should say fur
rher that these young gentlemen have done not less
credit TO their teacher and themselves by their habits
of diligence, and their gentlemanIy and respectful
department, than by the progress made in their
studies and by their mental discipline.
GESSNER HARRISON,
Prof Of ancient languages.
WILLIAM B. ROGERS,
Prof Of nat philosophy.
GEORGE TUCKER,
Prof. Of moral philosophy.
ED II. COURrENAY,
Prof Of mathematics.
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Pres't of William and Mary College.

The excellent preparation and subsequent success
of several young gentemen who received their eIe-
mentary education at Mr.. Coemans school, and
who came afterwards to this college, Justify me in
expressing the opinion that the school is Of very
high order
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DoARDING.-Mrs.G assaway, nearly or
Id posite 10 Brownis, has three handsome
rooms vacant, which she will let with or with GU
board March l9--tf
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I prizes Of S26, 900 !
amounting 60
100000!

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class No. 81, for 1876,
To be drawn AT Alexandra, D. c., on Saturday,
the 9Th Of August 1886.
MAakuEtrKHT scHEnE
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FALL n WINTER
DRY GOODS.

WARREN a FARIsS, No. 05 vain 81,
AANE received by recent arrivals from the
~ Nouhera maheiL their entire stock OF FANCY and STA
PIE GOODS, embracing one Of tie argos; ard most varei as-ort-
msnts 81 ladies and Grnuemen's Dress Goods TO be found IN hi.
city, a few Of which we mention below, VIZ.
Very rich embroidered graduated Cashmere Robes new syls
Do do do Pans Cashmere he CoSe
Esgant printed Paris Cashmere Graduates, entirely new
Ia &. asornenI Eugbh and Scotch CAshms res. very cheap
Pine French housIuea Msrno and C4inmont P1aids for dresses
Eegantfarcy Dres silks, bib striped ard waterei Ks
Blk DcmbAz mes ard Alpaeas CloakingS NV style
Embr lIeefed white and cold Muslin Robes
Rich French embroidered Capcs ad Colns, &c. he
Also,
A 'upsnor assortment Of Gentle mems Goods Consisting ofFrepeh
and English Cloth, and Cassimeres, OF every color and quality
V,sungs, Cavats and Scars, OF every style
Also, a full assortment OF stApie Goods. VIZ. Heavy s.IID.us
Furt keseys; Heavy Negro Jeans Plaid Linseys Plannek. arre
stock Of Blankets, bieaohed and brown Domesfies, Oznabuus ar
The above goods have been purebasd In the Northern nartet,
within the hE few weeks, and mIny Of them al prices greatly be-
low the cost OF imIouanon-oa all Of which we would pariculariy
invite the aiieEuon Of buyen either BY wholesale OF r.ai..
eeS No ss NJ -
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TO The VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

E4.[ ny CAHaI Packets 10 and from
8 Lynehburg, and from thence in Stages
BY the NatsfL Bridge, OF The Sweet Springs, 20 the White suiphur
On and after the sth of July, our Packet Boats will leave Rich
merit day st6 p. NJ.
REIunusa-Leave Lynehburr daily at 8 P. NJ, Saturday,. Ell
eepied. and airve IN Richmond in % hours
Two lines Of stages owneiby Terry and Martin. run from Lynch
burg a the Wins Sulphur distance 100 niles One by the Natu-
a br'dse and Dsbreifs Springs and the other by Fipea.tle and
the Sweet sp-rgs
Passengers for sauntOn by our Boats leave Monday, "wednesday
and Friday.
Passengers for Famvine, Prince Edward and Charlotte Court
Houses, leave At 9 A. N. on same day., and eonnee, with the stage,
Al Canersvle- Ansr tho sh, the Roas will pas Carersy1re both
up and down ct G p. ~.
Passengers leaving Farnvine At 10 A N. Will arrive in Richmond
nrh, y VI ats Those going Up the Canal will eonnee. with the
up Boats i % BOYD, EDMOND a. DAVENPORT.
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SPLENDID STOCK OF FALL GOODS.

SPLENDID sTOCK OF FALL GOODS.
.ATHROP, CHRISTIAN & co. are in re-
- esPt OF an unusually well assorted soek Of DRY GOODS,
comprising every variety. suited 10 town and country trade; among
D hich Paris Cashmere Robes
Rich Ombfe Shaded Cashmsre spi houscsns
kieh Oregon, Cauinian and Clemanune P,ids
Plaid hsnno Ca.hmeres
Rich satin striped Tibet DO.
Bh and cord Aipaeas
Bh and latin striped do.
Rombaxine.C fspos AMI Poplins
Rich Ruke OmbrrP p. D5oie Sins
Rich Prkin Facsnne do
Rich Gro De Naples Glsc. do
Together with q great vsu.ty Of
New style Silks. from 73c IN - per yard
White and eod embid Musiin RoAes
French cmbd couau. Chems.pa Capss
lnans' froet Bodies. Sleeves, &c
ombre shaded Cloasinss
BIZ French Cloth and cassimefes
Sir, satin and m. rino Yes inrs
saunet.. fulied krrseys cabls kerrys
Paid LinssyN white AMI red FIipneis
White Domeis. WEIGH non shnnking and Canton Fiannels
Servants whiinsy. and super rband bound Bed Blankets
Silk and menno Hosiery, Gloves. fancy sMk Cavats
Heavy wool Lk aud cord. thfbet. embd, Grape and other shawis
White and cord embd Craze Scarf, something very pretty.
ALSO
Csrpetings, Rugs and booking.
Fortaie, at wholesale and retail at prices that cant fail to pleas.
a II No % WEST MAIN STREET.
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FALL SUPPLY.
7. JOHNSTON
Wholesale aud Retail APotH resry A Dru..t
No. 1l5 Mas Sryvvr

wholesale s.d Retail APots reary A Drus.L,
No. ll5 MAIN STREET,
> now prepared 10 offer his riends and the pub.
he he usual W. s~spy Of Drugs. Medicines PAINS. o.. pv.
SUITS Wfhdov ses tah sEfD yngish germin. Frnsb sr5 an
80 aapetc.
Amons VARIETY 81 etisfs may bs found -Fiut asafty fsatrs.
Rime umoro hadier Losvood, Coppsss. Aism. Lamp BlseE.
stusees a~d, castor Oh By ne bsi, Ei b. DOR Iak An.plcs
rsppei. Cinnamoni CLOVIS and SPICES al nnds. sps T1pssuus
sreetuh BASKETS Liecncs. &c vita = tsrrs t--ortms NJ Of NUS,
= Nlneo~ eiass Of ~ sr-s Paint Hrushes; sab rsoh aoso
stone haf' foothi Coma and MAI Huushes Pocket Hsa 9vst
F- Acl-an recently pufcn- - on ire most advastars Hsa = .
800 WI % sod a. ioE a.. ces Of Lac qash yarsuFt.
nouhafa asrtetL
Coaatv Msfchara rhyscan and Famms, as invited a. al
aHins bis ,t1et assuring hen hat 10 pains shan ~ sparsa 70 hsr
nishI hes IN ire best-yis a. shot ofta.
~ ne ~ Fem~hies sd isstruusns received e. soss 20 49,
aPpeat ard soy aries stdeFsd from ihs n,nh b. srpus.
- ~ p JOHssTON.
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IN ITO X E,

IN STORE,
Graduated Cashmere Robes
Cashmere DParis
Cashmere DCosse
Apaeeas q all eoIsuys
ApaeeA k0Ps
Eng and Ansne4n Print
Dress Hhkds
shSwl', a large ftoek
lrsh LiEens and Lawns
Linen skeeunG,
salnand Silk vesuncs
searfs ami Collars
Dress Tiesa Stocks
Umbrellas
woua,d vssanzs
Embruidsfed -
French Cassincrss
Eng aud An. do
Black, Bronze and Brown French ClOH
Wcu ofEnEand %
Bk and blue % Of all Eades
Beaver Cloths Pilots and FIushinzs
lnsh Cloths for overcoas
Coddengons for do
Tssedes Of Ill kinds
Kentucky Trans very low
Heavy fuIei Cloths for heroes
Nap Cotions
kr-seFs Nnl L1nNya
fuekey Red Couon
White, ted and yellow Fznnels
Lambswool and menBO shins and Drawers
satrnets, a large stock
furailre aud Apgon Ckceks
White Marsailes Qaits
Bedueks and Lace
Bobiaettaces
White Cambres and Jaseonst,
Pain and other suis, Mu,ins
Bishop Lzwns and Mall MusIus
Di@a's Table Cloths
no Napkins
Bid~ye and Russia Diaper,
HuekeibaekD aper and fouea
9A~zs,tAs4ari ts4 Besehed saseunss
- IS fani S4Bowu do.-amousst Nhei
are Bait,uea, Eunet. Va. stors spd Manchester god
DUO, Aaehehav and Tvtfed Ranaets
Grep DO
BED Blankets, come vey enc
p.ieaI Ihiead' srooi Cotton Buttons, Coiat. ke.
DANIEL ". LONDON,
oIrNaA oornor i3h and Nan streets
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOUR
OWN State

FuNHE Franklin Manufacturing Company have on hand at their
II PAPER MILL. near the Depot Of the Southern Railroad. a good
assortment OF sIra superhne. fine and common letter folded and
fat cap papers ruled and plain; also, medium printing, enveiop and
wrapping papers, OF various sizes, At the lowest Wholesale prices
To which they invite public attention, assured that In quality and
price their manufacture will bcar n comparison with the production
Of any Northern Factory. They are prepared TO execute ordersfor
any description OF paper that the market or their customers may
require. Merchants aRd dealers ara requested to call al the Paper
Mill and eraminr for themselves NH I4u
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NEW YORK PACKETS.
OLD AND ONLY
AR REGULAR LII e. zR
seAsorer NASSAU. Captain MsTui.
GREENWAY, tEIw) q. w. CopcH.
MANCHESTER, SEAcE.
s COURIER, tsrw) n. COucu
" PATRICK HENRY, tSEw) CHErE..
" MARIETTA BURR, (sKwl KSur.
" LYNCHBURG. " Goutp.
This line Of Packets having been sustained by 4 genenI patron
age OF the Merchant, OF Richmond, for more than hne.n years,
the proprietoulmasters solicit n continuance OF their favors. assur-
ing their patrons that every attention shall be given To forwarding
their goods safely, AMI with dbpGteh. The Vessels are Of TIE hnt
class, Imo-y newJ commanded by men Of experience in the
trade. and Merchandise can be Insured by them, at the lowest rate
ofpremium. Por freight or passage, having superior .eeommoda-
lions, apply 10 the masters on board. orr to
JAMES FISHERS SONS, Agents.
W Goods to be rrshippsd to New Orleans, Mobile, Apaaehe
cola, or any other places, wilt received Hnd Forwarded from New
York, BY the masters OF Agents. at New York, FIRE Of charge, eI-
eept such as NAV actually be incurred. So l6
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DAVENPORT, ALLEN q CO.. HAVE FOR
~ ALI
eoo bds Cincinnati whsksy
1000 easks ground Plaster
1000 Seeks hne salt
1000 BSg. Rio and Laxuayra COFFEE
so bbl- Tanneu' OIL
10 hbds winter bieached OIL
10 - Roar
IS " Cuba NOLAssEs
3oO ters White LEAF
1000 " Rife and blasting Powder
10 q Pipes I N Wine
10 hlf - choice Coenac Brndy
1000 sdes Sole Leather
IL hhds Bacon Sides
100 Bales Cosinn Vars
50 Bags Brazil Suxnr
Gunpowt Der aud Imperial Teas
Alum, Copperas Madder
Leorce. aatpetre, &C .Qa
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Frederfcksburg and Poto-
mae Rail-R Dad.
FISHING PARTIES TO PINEY POINT

Office is hereby given that tickets to Piney
' Poiut. with the pn-fsse OF returning free Of eharr. any tim.
urine week ron the day OF departure. viii be Even 10 hshing or
efeufnon parties Of aTa ~ .0rs for four dollars only.
u IL IT. SHARP. Axe,t T,o.nhn
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
NEw RAILHOAD AND sTEAuHoAT LINE
sctyseen hiehtnsnd aud Norfolk, P~ortsmsuth

WV MD LINE
tselyscen Htchtnsnd aud Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Old Polnt Comfort sc y Psrt NyaIthnII.
FAkE REDUCED TO rs Ceuts. INCLUDING MEALS,
hIVNHE public ~ hereby notified, that
A$4kqk- the quick and beautiful Steamer AUCUs
IA, which BE- IN the most eompete order for both 3 day ani ni.bt
line and uusufpas-od IN hrr accormodsuop- y NV runninr b.
tween Pow Wahhan aJ Npruk. 20 conpecti1n with the Cars from
Hichm}Hd and fsicrSutg, % 80 - rae " IS costs 80. nsls
Aug gaIf.
faseneen having Rchwond on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
and fklpANs qSl 4 n, bratna on tuar TIE AuFust.. asd
arivg n Ncrfolt about D rcnck. z Y. ncfurninr The Atsnsfs
leavos Noffoit at6 4. NJ on = TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS ans "a
IUkbANS rautnrers brraEasing on boar and arriving 90 Pom
Wathall ~ hf pas ~ ~ sol AZ RICHMOND about 2 2. N.
II MI be perceived from thr shove, that this oomonabie spd
ttpehuous hse rvrs 10 persons visiting Nurfok on bustnest ~.
opportunity Of nuuctnE u AMI returning b. the boat Of nru
nornitg - az . be abscut from ihsf tromess sinsc n'Flt onIy. u
The Aufuua viii scp 80 the umai sfhnts on Iamfs ptv.r d,
tate IN snd PIT out way travel and 81 auy . Der points % me ~ r.
who're q signal is made.
The puzzle nay iet azurrd, hnn 10 he dstsmu.tHn ~ a..
frprisieut 10 Keep mp This linz permanently. ani 10 aecomun.f,t.
Travellers between Riehmond ani Nortot ~ ms bssi manner ard
Al The lowest rates
POI nuuhst isetmsuon, tickets o. hyEht apply ~ te Dcpo, Of
he Riehmoud and Petersburg Railroad Company, 70 N. Tieh.t
Agent
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
THNHI ssb'ehbens have just received and opened large addition
II al supPhe. OF choice Goods
Rich French Cashmeres and Nousiins
Rich Embroidered Cashmeres
Cashmere Robes
silks OF Unsurpassed beauty and richnea OF style
Plaid silks, rich and high eolors vey fa,hTonabIs
Victoria Paids and all other styles OF Plaid
Worsted Goods for Ladies dresses
BLACK wa cred silks, corded. striped. &c.
Black satin wide, and satin de chine
Blk and Whde Mousans and Cashn eres
Dark and Blk GinEhams
An elegant assortment Of Ribbons for Bonnet sashes
Lace and Muslin Ca2es
Gloves aod Hosiery
frugo, Cir p- &C. &c.
a large and superior ,tOek Of Shifting. sheeuns,. CasiBets, Lin.
seys, Blankets, Flnne,s, Linens &c.
In few days their stock OF Goods will be comp ctr, and will CON.
pare with any in this city, either a. To puee or quality. They in
vHs the attention OF purchasers.
SEGA THos r. PRICE 4 co.
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RESI- AND ENTIRELY NEW sTOCK n
DRY GOODS

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H. w. a. j. J.. FRY a Co.,
wHoLEsALE DxALkRs,
OFFER for sale, on accommodating Terms
~ 500 bags Rio Coffee
500 bags Lag. do
23o do old white and Java do
100 bids N Orleans Sugar par, prime
95 do r Rico do do
~ do II CniI do do
rs casks clarified do
as boxes NO I Loaf DO
30 bbls crushed do
20 do pulverised do
so hhds Moiases
700 krgs Nails best quality
1900 sdes Sole Leather
5 tons blisered Steel
4 cases cast and sheer Steel
200 bores Sperm and Talow Csntss
1000 rms wrap. Paper. par large
800 " cap and letter do
S esrooas prime Indigo
SO packages G. p ImpIa and BLACK Teas
IS bbs lamp and tanners oi
200 kegs rife and blasting Powder
Far Lead. shot and Bar Iron
Nader, Alum and Salt Peue
Coppens Sulphur and salts
Soaps, Mustard, Choeohts, Dlaekins. he
SIiO and l0xi9 Glass
Coil Rope, Cords ami Lines
Ashton Sack San
SO dozen Buckets
Ground Alum Sack Salt
so nest Woodwaic
Pepper, Spice and Ginger
Cunningham and Anderson Cotton Ylrn, assorted Nos. NJ
factory prices.
orReeeiving and forwarding goods viii be attended TO. An
kinds Of produce received on eon.igument. au 20
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RICHARD H.. TOLEIs, Editor.
WYATT N. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.