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Alexandria Academy.
BOARDING SCHOOL


rlnIIE Fall term OF this Institution will commence on
L Monday, September Sd, i5s9. The oi
study embraces the different branche. of complete
English Educali"n, in connection with the Latin,
Greek, French and Spanish Languages, and full
course In Mathematics.
Regular Courses Of Lecture Natural Philosophy
Chemistry aud Astronomy, delivered 10 the stu
dents during the year These Lectures fully il.
lustrated By means Of complete set Of apparatus.
All the branches taught in ~ practical manner
as possible and every facility afforded the student,
20 is secure rapid advancement and thorough IN
Siructlon.
The Surveying Class is frequently exercised in
veyn., laying out, aud dividing land t1kin. heights
aud distances, SC &c, By which IN. ans they become
fully competent perform The duties of asurveyor or
10 enter an engineer corps.
The Astronomical Class have access 10 large teles-
cope, of high magnyins power, and, On suitable even
ngs, make obs, rvatuns on The planets, fixed stars,
and the other celestial bodies.
Those studying the French AMI Spanish Languages,
have the advantage OF daily conservation with the
teacher, who resides III the family, and become able
not only To translate those languages, but to speak
them with grace and ilnency
TEgMS:-For Board, Washing, Fuel, Light, with
TuuIn in Latin, Creek and Nath-macs, $50 per an-
num- payable quarterly in advance the quarters consist
of rleven.anh a-half weeks each.
Tuition in French or Spanish, S. per quarter extra.
Students may enter al any time, aud pay from the time
Of their entrance.
r. l.. BpOCKETT. PRINCIPAL.
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Episcopal Sigh school Of Va

| TTIt UIUUESAN SJFIUUIl NF.NN Min I.NUHIN
REQ f. a Dal,ymp,c. Rector.
TUE next son Of tins institution wi! commence
i the second "Wednesday, Ia,h az September
and Continue months. The ohjee, of the School il
Ia educate youth thoroughly Christian principles,
prepare them for the Junior and Senior Glasses of Col
egr or active duties Of life. The IL
every department nf Languages and Science,
aud the greatest pns taken IL secure competent: III.
stiuct"n ia every branch.
TERMS :-S9n per session, payable semi annually
In advance. PArents senhin. Two sons pay SloJ each
Bedding, STA per session, extra.
Tie number Of students - limited TO Is. Parents
VII" intend IL send sons are requested 10 give early
noticu, that places may br reserved for them All who
purpose entering the School, earnestly request
ed 10 present themselves punctually the nrst day OF
the session Application for admission aud farther in.
formation 10 he addressed to the Rector Post Office,
Chronological seminary, Fairfax county, Virginia
Aup. Ii lXH anX3WhEr
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FALL STOCK.
BOOTS, Sill les. LEATHER, HATS. &c.
Hubbard, Gardeners GarItOn,

No. III, MAIN STREET,
HAVE received lneir Fall supply Of Goods,
IL ana of-T Tor sale
30U0 cases Boot, aud Shoes comprising all the
variety o; kind, manuaciufed, IRON The
cheapest 10 The ver7 best
2on cases tiae Hats, didefra! qualities, Of new
sy!e
100 cases Wool Hats
500 dozen Mems AMI Boys Cioh Caps, COM
Tlee assortment
5000 SIDES Sole Leather
10 dozen American aud French Cali Skies
50 deem pink and Other coiofe. l,ning SKINS
20 dfz,n binding Skins
5000 pounds SAGE rhitad, all sorls
50 ness HE and Leather Trunks
Travelling Trunks and Carpet Bags
500 rear lis Cap aud Leucr Paper
go reams Wrapping Paper
Whlte:nore's Cotton AMI Wool Cards
Ma on's Challenge Backing; Irvine
Also, 5000 pair Bt1sucs, .! our uwn nanulac-
lurr; ar superior TO any other Shoes Tor plan.
taiion use.
The abov: Goods were purchased under favor.
able Circumstance. Tor css,i, aid VIC invite our
Gust mars and purchasers generally To cal, as We
believe we can supply lhem TO their entire sails
faction. Sept. IL
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NEW FALL Day GOODS

NEW FALL Day GOODS
ruRiSTlAN J. LATtlROP have received
" an extensive assortment oil Seasonab!e Dry
Goods, 10 WHICH ,hey inv,c The attention Of their
ileots AMI The public generally, consisting in
part OF
Ladies Dress Goods Of every description
Cloths, Cashmere, Sa,iaes and Veslines
Heavy Woo! Goods Tor Servants Clothing
Heavy Pilot Clpihs Tor Over Goats
Plaid Lil,eys aud PeGi:cntiary Plaids
Behched an Brown Shutting and Sh.e;ings
Shiws MarilIas ard Sacks
Blarkc's AMI flames, a la &c assortment
Hosiery and G!u;cs, every description
Irish Linens aid Linen SHeeling
Table nan.ask and Damask Napkins
PAN and Plaii Cam5tics
Embroidered MuSin Capts
Cambiic aut Silk Umbrellas
ALsO-carp-ls, Rugs, Plain and fed Beck
ing aud Stair Linen
Together w,h every style ot Goods usually
iou, in our line. We would call the attention
% Merchants par.cuiarls 10 our stock oi Goots
a. lh:s line. as We will fer inducements 10 them
10 purchase,
CHRISTIAN s: LATuROP,
Sept. 81 No. - Main street.
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MERCHANDISE.
Parker, ssayIy ~ NIlnno

harkcf, hsayIy " NilnilaO,
INVITE the attention Of purchasers their well az
sorted STOCK Of STAPLE AMI FANCY DRY
GtoiS which they pledge ihrmsrls-s la sell unon M.
m"st isas"nabl1 Terms. II CONSISTS IN par, a. follows
VIZ:
FOR GENTLEMEN
Fine and auperhnr black and co,orcd French Cloths
Blick ani c""rcd Fench, English Scotch aud Au,eri
can Ca>sinl.rrs
Reaver cloths and ulher Ovrrcoatlncs
Fancy Innings, for Ciolks aud Overcoats
Cniorsd Ca>,im AMI Gashmere yrslin.s
Wupl!en Velvet ves:inas
BLACK, colorcd and mixed iirenadne y-slinrs
hlack couted and figured silk vesinss
Maie!a - and unsrllrd frAlugs
lack and faucy silk Crava,s aud Scarfs
Corded aud eoor-i border Thread Camhrc HanikTs
Revrrl.en and Prince Albert Cord for hunting suis
Merlno aud lambs wooi Shirts
Merinp and ldmb's wool Drawers, with pat,n binds
kI0Wn anh beached Cotton Half hose
Mcrino aud lambs wool do
Black and White spun and blight sllx Hose
BLACK, Kid, Cashmere and limrd berlin Gloves
flue SIX and French finish GiG CHAM Umbrellas
Regatta SniftinsS, newest patterns, etr, etc
FOR LADIES.
Bischofs best black Gro de Rhine
Black and culorrd Bfocade Silks
l'ilin G!ace and Satin lie Chene
Cameleon spun Silks
Oh Fi1ncn Merlno, all cn!ars and qualities
81 Merino Cashmere, all colo's and qualities
CamrieOn, Persian and Peri Cloths
Back aud cnured 'rocade l.ustrr
Hun .aran and silk striped Lu,tie
Pflnied aud plain Mousridine de LANES
Printed and I.lain Casln.e;es
colol-d aud black, plain aud figured Alpaca
Chanseahie Pou,i de Cheveie
Newest stylr Lace and Muslin Dresses
C0lored and white figured Swiss Musiins
Chinge2bi1 Batiste, plain aud twil.ed
Back and While and Catered Gin CHAINS
White and black French Lace t'aprs
F,snch embroidered Mus,Ia Ca;cs
French embroidered Ccl.ats aud CUTS
iiiack and white Lace Wells
Blue and green veil Beiaer
White and scarlet embroidered Crap. Shaw's
Black and Mode Cashmere do
Rob Roy and Jenny LIhd do
Hoop aud corded Skirts
Aiexande,'s Kid Gloves, all c.lnr and sizes
silk, Cashmere and Vecunm Gloves
Embroidered aud revere Cambria liapdkerchi-fs
SIX, Cashmere and Culiua Hosiery
Rich bonnet, neck, cap and belt Ribbons
FOR CillLbRfN.
High colored plain aud figured arrnn
Cashmere anu Fuika Coats Worsl-d Hoods
French embroidered Robes and Frock BODIES
Embroidered Capcs
Cotton and worsled Hosiery Of every description, et
FOR HOUSE kEEpERS.
Printed Rocking and Green Baize
Table diaper and mask
l'amask, llncklhnca and Diaper Tow-ling
Lace and Muslin Curtains; harsel, Quilts; Oil Cotl
Furniture Diniy and Fnngrs
Bed Blankets, from 81 10 =,
FOR SERVANTS.
Sai;inets; heavy rWeeds; kcrsrys; Piaias
Plaid aud plain Linsry; Penitentiaiy fluids
Prints; CobuIgs English Menn"
Heavy Woollen Hose and half ins1
And Il good assortment oi Duthe and heavy twillr
Blankets, &C. cIc
Country merchants and farmers will find II Ia thei
interest To examine our stock which Is now comulrlr
PARKER, BaYLYE NiMMD.
Sept. ID No III, Eagle Square.
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X. l.. BgoCKETT, Principal
Al.1andria, Eirsinia, AUGUST l4-clal&dI2t

HOME SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LarIGs.
.u,uE mex; session OF this School will com :s ace the
/ second Monday l'lhl Of October, by which Time
the and canmocoiis accommodations Ia: II viii
have been completed. Every arrang sment will be-
made to Hlnre health and eomjot
The School III my family, and under my aus
pces. The number OF pupils Is limited tn ~; all
TO be members of the family, and 10 receive the
s,me care religous'y, morally and intellectually,
rs /! they were oar own chii!.en. With small 4
number, special attention ean be RSen To each
both discipline AMI Instruction rendered complete and
the pupil provided with tho best Substitute Tor
The affections of the heart will be cultivated no less
than the faculties of the mind and eor, conscien.
ously made 10 afford an education al once systematic,
| thorough, liberal and finished Nor will accomplish.
| ments be und-rrated or neglected French will be
taught by native professor Music by competent and
successful instructors and also various kinds Of needle
and fancy work and other ornamental branches.
The family and the school will be under The special
charge OF Mrs MINOR, aided by the most competent
assistants, for whose qualifications will be response
bic She will retain her present resident assistant,
Miss Z. a. STEWART, who has had several years eI.
prrence in teaching in Southern schools and families.
will also aid, as far compatible with asSidu0us at
lenton my profession IN inspiring love of know
ledge in implfiIng general Information, and giving
efficiency To every department.
IL ia believed that such school will combine the
advantages ii public and private education, bstween
winch the opinions OF the jadiciou' much dv,
ded. Experience thus far has more than confirmed
every expectation In regard To the plan pursued.
T.rns for tn session n fps months:
Board and Triton in all the English branches, GAO
French, Italian, Spanish, Iatiu, Geek &c each 10
Music tboth Vocal and fns.Iumeutal) on the Harp,
Piano aud Guitar, each IS
Fancy aud Ornamental Work, )
Painting and Dfawng, NJ professors prices.
The only extra cilrses the usual ones for wash
Ing, and Tor The use of musical instruments.
ReFER TO
Right Reverend William Meade, Right Reverend
John Johns, lion. John I. Mason, Conway Robinson,
William H. mcfarland, Eslrs Reverend William
Norwood, Rever.n Df. Empie, Richmond; Reverend
Robert Ryland, President OF R:chmond College, Re9s-
rend Or. McGufey, Professor; Iohn d. Minor, Un'ver
sy Of Virginia. Also, The following gentlemen, who
were last session patrons ni III. school: Major Edmund
Christian, Major Thomas II. Ellis, Il r. DuvaI, aud
h. II. Tng.. 1s,irs., Richmond; Samuel Pryor, Esq,
pinwidde county, VirginIi; rarlton Fleming, E-q.,
Goochland county; Jain +. Meade, Esq. Cay Point;
James Lea, Eq Petersburg; Thomas Green ESD,
Washington; George w M,nge and John G. Coleman /,
E$qrs, Uaiontown, Alabama; and Hon. Po~hatan FL
ils, Mississippi.
OF Circulars will be sent TO all who may r.qiesi
them. ID. d. MINOR.
Sept. S-d9c2aw3w
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CHARLES BENNETT. william s. BEERS.
CHARLES BENNETT g. CO,
WuOLESALEANO RETAIL DRUGGISTS,

CHARLES BENNETT W1LLllN S. BEERS
CHARLES BENNETT 81 CO,
WHOLESALEANO RETAIL DRUGGISTS
No. l53, CORNER EAGLE SQUARE,
ARE now receiving their FALL. SUPrLY OF
n FRESH nEuGS, MEn.CINEs, PAINTS. OILS
DYES, W1NDnN GLASS, PUTTY, PAINTERS
CULORS. PERFuMERf AND FANCY TOILET AR.
TlrLES, COMES. HAIR BRUSHES, POCKET WAL
LETS, &c, &c. Lc.-compfsing the largest and mort
complete assor,mrn; they have yet able II ofer.
These Goods have been selected with care, and laid In
the very bes. terms, aud they pledge Ia
sell 10 country dealers aud others good terms
can be had ruh-r in this or the Northern cities.
They have now ON hand
1860 pounds best Nader
So pounds Spanish Fioant Indigo
40 nuxrs Window Glass. o1lU ani lnyla
2Mln pounds sup CaTb S,da
loo pounds Salaeiatus
5UU pounds Pearlash
80 pounds Potash
$50 pounds BoriI, Eng reTd
10 boxes lluii's Fancy Soaps
10 BIKES Pearl Starch
% bags Allspicr, Ginger and Pepper
ln0 baskets prime sweet uil
300 dozen Fancy C"iognrs, all prices
I00 pounds Nutmegs
100 pounds Mace
10 barrels Copperas
barrel, Alum
- barrels Logw, I'd and Red Wood
barrels Alcohol
509 gross Corks
300 pounds Cum clmphor
loo pounds assorted SIiungrs
case Chrome Gsusn and Yellow
30 pounds PARIS Green, dry and III oil
barrels Spirits 1nrpentnr
Maccahau and Scotch SnufFs-bo,.lss aud jirs
500 dozen fine Smoking fu5aCcU
5000 very superior Principle Cigars
5uUO0 Havana GigIrs-aii kinds aud prices
81 dozen TowEsend's Sai.apafa
81 do. Chalk Balls
:, barrels Glus-a,s0!rd
> cn>-s fine Irish Glue
Together with every article usually kept III Drug
ciss Establishment n The lowest ,ynnlrS e prices,
Merchants Planters, Physicians, and al others III
want q articles III oil. line, wall nd II "a Their iht-.
rest 10 call ani examine our goods and prices. We
shall use our utmost rIrrlpnI phrase al who may
favor us with orders. rllirr III person or by letter.
CHARLES BENNETT ( 90, Druggists.
In,
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Dissolution.

TUE c." partnership heretofore existing between the
subscribers, under Tie ,irm Of WM. ANDERSDN
CO., is by mutual consent this lay dissolved. Either
party VIII the OF tir firm in liquidation All
persons indebted In thr concern will please make
prompt payment, aud thnse having claims against IL
will present IN. for settlement II our Office, Corner oi
Main and eth streets, South side.
WIN. ANDERSON, Jr.,
JAMES a. TkICE
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MEGIAYICSVILLE FOR SALE.

t"REEiRtY IL the provisions Of the vii Of Cap
- tam Jaia.s +. linpa,ns deceased will br sod III
;lh!ic auction. On III. premises. "m THURSDAY, 18th
-! October II far ii hot, on III" next i1. day, The
.tc. called Mrchlnlc,vts. an the road tt"n la''1sl
Culrt llou,. Chlrotirsvile containing ii acre g
this ,Iact l. large Tavern. with other hnnSes n-
cesSafy fur such ESTABLISHMENTS, two Dwelling
Houses with Kitchen and Garden To each; large
slo,e hous1 aud several Shops foe mechanics \ Ia
and S,ofe have long been kept here, and lew
places are more suitable Tor mechanics.
Al the same time and place another Tract OF Land
vel. be sold leather with the above separately, Is
may be deemed advisable con;ain,n. abou, one hun
tr-d and twenty acres all III woods. The terms Will
lie made known t- day Of sale The sale wiz eani-
mencc al IL o'clock. VI. w. 81. MiCHiEt
Executor Of James 7. Hopkins, deceased.
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NEW STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER
DRY Goods.

THE subscribers nave received by recent arrivals
from thu northern cities, large and we'll selected
stock of DRY GOODS. comprising every variety ol
the latest sly lea imported Also large stock Of bones
tic Fabrics, bought the most favorable iernis all o
which ill he sold al small advance for cash. Il
pGnctua! Customers Uur customers and The public
generally mosl respectfully invited to call and e1
anime oir STOCK.
QUARLES, ME3WiN & WOODY,
No. 80 Eroad Street, Shockoe Hill
r. S.-Orders from the country attended to faithful
~ Sent lt-cWJw
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NOTICE

ME subscriber, assisted by MIR. Jane,
Il Thomas Continues 10 uayrl through the
SAFE OIL Virginia attending 10 the COLLECTION Of
Lcwspapar ami o'ker accounts. Ills next tour
will be North OF James River, embracing The
Eastern ard Western Parts ut he Stale During
ms absence from The city, any business OF lh.
kn', ION merchants aud Others, inletd d lor
L,'n, may be left viii Lewis Hill or William
oouicin, Esqs, Richmond, Virginia.
selt i2-c&c'2aw4w A. B. FULLER.
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ovrpsgco WANTED 5000

viSu 49, lain III. services II IN esirnehrrd
Manager oil Eiase ~ rang W il'ahi .'n"y lo' ,e
-. .., 10 one who can bring saiisihc'nfy fr-
,n,.od;rns lar skli, IN lhiu!n.s-, s""nr'y a"' ~
dnstry. The wages. a1di,i"n I" iihrfaI mann 1nu
nsual privileges ~ be 10; i-ss that S'W s,,a' 30
:, lin u ,,t.r IN tne same county on The loih oi
go, a,I vii ,.irn lhr:wesr the lGh aud .athl
~, ,h- pIaer Applications by letter tRishEiohd' boz
a,s viii be attended Ia Immediately IN my 'rnifh
r., ~, W.. so,inss GEORGE TAYLOR.
~ have STABLE aud several snail houses
f,i Isn, sept. 7-tii.hOd.
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NOTICE.

DESTROYS OF winding up my business, all persons in
debied To M: by bond, noIrs ar open account, Will
please make early payment 10 myself or Mr. lanes 4.
Trcr who H. alone authorized 10 grant receipts in my
name Those to whom | may he indebted. will be-
pleased Ia leave heir accounts either with him my
self for liquidation. WIN. ANDERSON, Jr.
Aug. li-ctistDct
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William, w. E'us;,,,s

:. TUkNtT AT LAN, NOTARY PUBLIC.
GENERAL AND PENSION AGENT.
4 HnCpNMiS-iDNER OF j,EL;,.,t.f 3,,,.an,, t.,o
nrttcri. Delaware. Florida G~u..'a iIli:oi. la
diana hrn'ncsy .'Hii.nl. Man-, Maryland. M.cni-
san' hi-S!ss'pi. Missouri. Nr'. Hampshire New J,r.
icy Aew York, Moth t:aru.p,a tIG,, i.uus, ,yan,.
ht"tr Island. Sont! cafo:iaa, r.nu..ser, vernon;
WISCONSIN,, -.
'ee "vrF Joseph Ronagi,a, 10 III, Main street, op.
~ IT. ~ Thomas K. ti,rr q 10
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'H,he s.xcssa:sgc Esntgi.

II BU1DTDH, VIRGINIA., FOR 81 L..
OUR itim at partnership hrin. EeItly ended, Ne
~ shall ssl NJ pIhr auction. thu j,rrn.t,r- on
tie I'd Monday al cu.,cr, 1872 tre Eichauer Hotel
aud appurraalC-s, Row occupied by ~.
To thc-o who have visited "Td,uu -nre the eornir
lin al tins Hotel deem l, unnecessary Ia n, NJ.
word. 10 others viii remark, that NJ p.ir..,.ti
buildings Rew, the establishment: r.tri.,yr aud
CON r;u,Ieu-.
TERMS UF SAI.E-Dne tiiOusInL t.....s tn t.. pari
l., January next, wh-n rnsses,iC riil tr Delivered
the residue Ia h+ satisfactorily Sesnrr aud ;ayab III
three equal annual .al.ai.neutS irom that tia..
". inyi.- IL. persons who inclined To purchase
tn. pfupely Ia cumr ..Hi examine II, ani be made ar
gualn,-d wlth ia accounted st,oms and amount ii hu.
ness. VIZ viii, with pleasure, eve any turtle: .nor
maiivn Ia any who desire II, ana cannot .i>iG-.
riIiIir GSiSEl Il co.
An, IN l..
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NEW GOODS.
GENT LEMEN'S SUPERIOR READY
MADE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
q d % N s.

FOR TIE FALL AND WINTER OF 'ig- 80
TIME subscribers have JUS; returned iron the
i North, where they have been for the purpose
of purchasing. and having manufactured 10 or.
der, under laeI especial Supervision. lnei! Fail
and Winter sock uf surerior READY MADE
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
which they are nov opening al their FASHION.
ABLE CLOTHING EMPORIUM, corner l4Ih
(Peari AMI Main streets.
Feeling coEf lent that from long experience
and An intimate knowledge OF the business they
can s'caler" tn the public tastes, they iee no he
siiancy in saving that tor qualify oil material,
superior workmanship, ias:e and style, these
Goid' cannot be snfpa>sr,! Gentlemen net d
only Call 10 he convinced u the TACT. Amongst
these Goods, already opened, ale Superior black
FrcEch ani English Cloth Dress AMI Frocs
Cat, Sacks, Round Coats aaa Fancy Goats Tor
business; Pan s!evns aud Ves,s, Of every de-
s.ription.
Also complete assortment o: FURNISH
ING GOODS; such as Drawers, Shirts, Un-
de'shiris, Collars, B.,soms, Gloves CraSas,
Scaris, Seeks, Stocks Su>pcnders, Night Caps,
Uumbfellas, &: &c; ali OF which they vii!
sell low Tor cash.
HENRY SHAFER & CO.,
Conner I4lh and Main Streets.
p. S. -Merchau,s from the country visiting
Richmond Tor he purpose OF buying Go'd:,
would save themselves much Time abG trouble
hy caIng directly on The snbsci iaers.
Sep, l2-G6 Sect II. SllAFER s. CO.
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New Fail Goods.

T G. COURTNEY won!i inform his country
y ;fiends, an! all others in want Of DRY
GOODS, Ina, h. is now opening large anc
well assorted stock, an! would especially invite
hem TO call early anc lay 10 their supplies. His
sock consists IN pari, as follows:
F.ench ard English Cloths, OF all grades
French, English and American Cassimeres
:, X AMI Merino Ves,inss
Co,oucnvck Cassmeres and Kentucky Jeans
SalTets and Sack Coalines
Ke,>eys and Linseys
While, red, yellow an! green Flannels
Hear Rugs AMI B.z.s
Negro and Bed Blalk:ls
Cotton CZaabu:gs and heavy Shirliugs,
Brown ard b.eachci Cotton Shirlinss
Broun aud blcached Cotton Saectings, 5, 6 ant
l24.
DRESS GOODS.
Chaneeable Silks and SatiIs
Small figured chan:eable Silks
Plain black Silk, ard FcIerces
Plain and figured Mou.lins aud CashmeIcs
F.cnch and taS!ish aicrno
l.on,s. and G. burg Cloth
+ cnch, Eagi 81 aud American Prints
Foe !ol vi Diapers and Liners oil all grades
Gardeners and Ladies Hikis. aud Gloves
Ribbons, Laces and Trimmings, &C., &c al
OF which will be sold cheap for cash or 10 punc
iual customers. J. T.. COURINEf.
Sep q
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SuOCkOE IRON. NAILS AND MACE:

SHOCKOE IRON, NAILS AND MACE;
merry WORKS.
fTiE Proprietor the above Works is how prepared
To execute, At aaI,;rtn prices orders fer Machine
~ Gf all kas, Shal,nes and Gearngs, Spikes, Sas,
Tack Machines Of the m,i improved patterns and all
kinds 0f Iron ana Bass Casting The Works ARE silu-
aei la Genital location, cary street, near tie DOCK
and the Depot Of the Richui0d and Danyilie Railroad
All orders Promptly attended 10.
BENZ. CHURCHILL.
Richmond. Va. Anil 9Th. ls49-dae:l