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AoIlAk PfANOS.-HALLET DAVIS = co Npw
York warerooms are at M7 Broadway (Gouid n Her
music publishing warehouse where may be foond a.
shteneNo assortment Of their brauful piaaas ~i,n q
Without .o,emnns folan, az improved Nv m h, j. ~"
hho great variaiy u New York Panoa $3.50 ~.
bshd. Eonder Piaros. risnos, 10. Nv ''' ''''hs
UoULk 4 hAhhY IN nvssS~s,
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Lace and Muslin Curtains. Curtain Mn

teais ofeyery descripion Window Shades and Cornces
with everything in the Upholstery line offered by the
subscribers 70 cent lower than other house in the
city. a. NJ DAVIES, Upholsterers, 200 Broadway.
Boots and Shoes.-For the best Eoots and
prices than be had in other establishments
city, to BROOKS Boot and Shoe Emporium, $50
ton street. six doors from Broadway. n. b. Ladies'
boys youths and children Boots Shoes Gaters Slip
prs Of every variety and STYLE The hest articles
10 a Iriccs.
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priso those persons who want Singers Sewing Machine
the time to buy after he t OF July next the
improvements will be added to the price, Why delay
actually losing amount in NTH that will nav
for machsre Gail during the day them operate
!. VI. SINGER & co. 25S Broadway.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Ess5LrTlGhL..


beEhoCRAffC REPUBLICAN, CITY CONVENTION
- a meeting o. this EonS enti)n, complete arrap
euts Tor the Grand Mass Meeting held Ws5nes-
gay evening next - respond the nouina h. tio
baitlpcre Convention Frauku Pierce TOR Pre- icnt
nha william X King tr Vice President, will DC held nc
Ihmmany nan, Monday evening 7th inst at o'clock
BY order j. ). OAKLEY Pre'i5.nt ~
Il. II MORRIS, Vice President
*. ppn n,iI1ps Secretaries.
GOES TIE FOURTH WARD so GOES TUE
n State LOO maj0rity for Pierce and Rinr.-The
democracy Of the Fourth ward assemble
en- mass ths Monday evening at o'clock so Pearl.
corner OF Dover street for the purpose organizing
Fierce and King Asso siaton 1T ia expected that every
nmoerat viii attend. " request % Smith r. j. r.
mton Ralph i. Aitl en- Arthur MeNanus, James Talbot
Ihos w Sheridan, John W. Austin, and 800 others
'GNHE DEMOCRACY OF THE ELEVENTH W ARD ARE
hcfchy notified 20 meet half o'clock r. M
~ Union Hail, corner Of avenue & and
MoIoay evening Juhe 1862 for the purpose or making mr.
rangements to meet their fellow Dem Tammanv
all to respond TO the min oti made Baltimore o
General Pierce Of New Hampshire for President
and william X King, OF Alsbama for Vice President.
= Committee of Arrangements.
francis j. a. Booe, Jedediah Miiler
William u. Hicks, Abraham s. Vsicn.;nc
Andrew Mills, Jamcs n S.,hs
Horton Pearsal1, James W;ilett''
Robert MGary. William Vrlfntine
George White, Hiram Lncle '"~'
Andrew Jachman, James Jovce
James Taylor, PhiIip Mrbie
SMiTu SLOAN. Sect'y. " A0S''
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The Zephyr Undershirss. Furnished bv

RAY ADAMS, No. 59 Broadway are indeed a suueri, ;
article 10 the valid they health; delicate
stut0n protection; to the all COM
fort and luxury The American Hosiery and Under Gar
ment Mandatory, No. 59l Broadway, opposite Nblo's
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NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BEHNETF,
IRoPRIEToR AND EDITOR.

,y,,cr \ CORNER or FULTON AND NASSAU sTs
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gentleman may convince himself that the Shirts ade at
GREENS Astor House, at beautifully, and are de-
yered with nyarabc runctuay than those OF any
other shirt making establishment in New York
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ADJUSTMENTS TUIs EVENING.

BURToN's THEATRE, Chambers stree;-Nisr YouI
Ows BusISrss-flRsT NIsRr
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NAVAL.

The following Assistant Engineers were
.ound Guail;isd for promo tion by the Board of
Naval kusj.eers recently convened at the
G,-yuri Navy Yard: Second Assistant G.
y. Goddes. 10 be first Assistant, and third
Assistants q. w. Alexander, +. A. Jackson.
ana ". J.. Lundin, to be second Assis-
;auls. Blndsley was recommended for
admission.
CAiei Engineer Joshua Foliansbee was dis
patched 10 California for the purpose of form
ing d Board Tor the examination Of Naval En-
giHeers on that station.
Orders have been received at the Navy Yard
IN Chuiiestown, Mass, t. prepare the u. >.
ship Of the Inc Vermont for sea, with all con
Nenient dispatch.
The steamer Hancock, originally intended
ilr an uucior-hoy is to he heightened some
SO feet, ani transformed into an armed seag
ING steamer.
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4 SINGULAR AND FATAL MIsTAKE.-The
Dayton (Ohsu) GazeAe relates most singu-
lar circumstance, which occurred IN Darke
county, on Wednesday last. A MIR. Robbins
and boy, nile out hunting, discovered what
At first they supposed to be gray squirrel,
Just beyond 4 pile Of logs in the distance
Ga loser examination they concluded il must
BE q ground hog, and Robbins fred at The OF
tect. On reaching the spot, whatwas his hor-
ior 10 iind That he had shot Il man through the
head. IL appeared that pedIar Of jewery,
who wore Z skin cap, had seated himself be-
side The logs, so that his cap was just visi-
bic, and was IN the acl of counting his money.
The motion Oi his gray skin cap deceived the
hunler. The unfortunate stranger lived but
Z short time.
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81 M SI.0O.-OIe thousand Likene,ses
@ wv, nave been taken at OSBORN'S Ds.
guerrean Galleries since the reduction pricss.-
And we now wish it understood by all that Osborn
Will continue to take fine SKY Light Miniatures in
neat case for 81 Remember. this is the oply Place
where Sky Light Miniatures are taken for 81. To
those that think one dollar is too cheap for a good
Likeness, we would only say, call and get a Like.
ness worth or $40. Remember the place
OSBORNS,
Opposite the Banks, sign of the American FlagA
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$40 THE LADIES' would particn1a a

'S'O THE LADIES' would particu arly
Il ask a call from the Ladies wishing something
really prime, IN the style OF Morocco Buskins and
Morocco Lace Boots or Goat Buskins and Goat
Lace Boots; also for Misses School and Dress
Walking Shoes, OF Morocco and Goat Lace Boots.
Ihese were all made by my direction for my retail
sales, and may be depended upon as the best
Recollect at the sign ti the Boot, No 43 Main
street just below City Hotel, opposite side, at
BE II WAISH,2
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THE SUBSCRIBER having taken the stol

THE SUBSCRIBER having taken the store
L corner of 4th and Broad streets, (recently oc-
cupied by John F. Reeve, Esq } will keep on hand
a tul and well selected assortment OF Groceries,
10 which he invites the attention OF his frends aud
the public generally JAMES b. SHELIoN.
Having retired from the grocery business, take
great pleasure in recommending my successor
Flames b Sheltos) to ny friend. and pair. ns. !
have known Mr. shelton long and intimately, and
e.e, strons assurance that n all business tsansso
isns he will sive epsirs saasfacson. -
&C 2-lm SVnN 8. A0nVS'
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The CUBAN OUTRAGE.-It is said that pre-
parations are making in New York to hold a
mass meeting in that city, to express public
opinien on the recent violations Of international
law perpeuated by the colonial government of
Cuba against the American flag.
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"GooD-BY JoHN"-A late English paper
has the following agraph:-Died, at Bus
hey, Hertiordshire, on his birthday, August
4th, aged 96, John Smith, formerly soldier in
the British Army, and as such present at.the
battle Of Bunker's Hill, June Il, 1875.
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BITE FROM A Mad DoG.-On Thursday
last blacksmith, standing. in the door of his
shop, was bitten in the hand by rabid dog,
and in order to avoid the terrors of hydropho-
ba, he Instantly cut off his own hand.-St.
Louis Democrats oct ..
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The New YORK CRYSTAL PALACE.-lt IS
slated that Belts, Pusey, Jones & Seal, OF VII
minglon, Del, have received a contract Tor
casting. turning and planning fifteen tons per
week Ct the columns and base pieces Tor The
grand Crystal Palace 10 be built 10 New YORK
ioHihe W oild's Far. The work is 10 be finished
IL Two monlhs.
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SEDUCTION AND SUICIDE.-On Friday last,
q young >w.ss girl, named Louisa Reichi,
died al The Sisters Hospital, from the effects
of Il dose OF arsenic taken on the previous
Moncay. She had been in the family of MIR. J.
II. BucksaIA, Us servant. She assigned as
d reason lor committing selfdesiruciion, that
she had been seduced by heartless villain
whom she had loved, and who had accom-
pished his Infamous design under promise
ot ma,Iiage.-St. Louis Int. Sept. 28.
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received

- ThUfOsALS will be received at
.ne ofce, Staunton til the l4th day of
Nov, lao2, f9r the Grading and Masonry of fifteen
miles OF the virginia Central Rail Road extending
I,om 1ords twenty miles west of Staunton to
tons. ~ N A-'A'0 eeS
proposals will also be received for hauling the
IRON rails chairs, spikes &C. across the mountain
rom meechum's river for the road, from the west
soe 10 Staun,on, distance of Is miles and also
sor iurnlshng the ties, and laying down the super
ties. ' o0 0Ao'oa ioi tne
!, Inc ties to be OF White or Post Oak, eight feet
iong' newed on parallel sides to thickness of six
,lones' win face OF not less than eight inches,
auu tne Dark taken from the other sides. Proposals
WIN also De received fer bridge of so feet span of
"11d or iron, at Christians creek also Tor de yots
sIas 's: ay nesoorough and Staunton Plans and pro-
vember wa W Vic 11'n VI No
Satisfactory ea references will be required.
BY order of the Board.
rT; L. GOLDEN RUGGLES, CE.
Ilnes, ENQUIRER and Republican. copv i oes
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ATTEMPT AT RAPE.-We learn by fliend
that young negro man attempted TO commit
a rape upon very respectable married lady a
few days since, at or near Hickory Wythe,
FayeIte county. The lady gave the alarm,
and persons came TO her rescue seizng the
negro and OBTAINING him in custody. When
the husband of the lady came, he took his gun
and fired al the negro, but " ithout effect. He
was prevented by those Ground him from doin Q
further violence to the negro, but subsequently,
another party came up, took the colored wrech
and hung him near by. The whole affair crea-
ted quit an excitement in that peaceful village,
and much sympathy is felt for the lady, upon
whom such daring Outrage had been attempt
ed.-MemphiS Express, Sept. 80.
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The Governor of Virginia has appointed the
I'd Of November as the day of election in Eau
qnier county, to supply the vacancy in the
house OF Delegates occasioned by the resig
nation of Mir. Robert f. Scott.
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A BtRT l.. WEST, HOUSE CARPEN-
IATER AND JOINER, thankful for the liberal pa-
ronage which he has received during the last five
years would inform his friends and the public that
ne 's prepared to undertake BUILDINGS OF every
kind on accommodating terms.
Having practical knowledge of the business he
hopes by strict attention to it, to give satisfaction to
ali who may employ him
SHOP on eth, between Grace and Franklin streets.
nicnmoDd Sc l3-dtlJ
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AAFTEEN DUl.LAks REWARD,-Kan
= = away I ON my premises, on the night of the
.3fr September, without any provocation nv maid
mhhlA she Is a Enulatto woman. of rather dark
Soni pieXon' long hair wears it tucked up. She is
70 years OF age, neat and tidy in her appearance,
anu oi usual SIZE. No marx, except that her left
eye t0oth projects the other teetn little; carried
win heF seven or eight trocks and two bonnets.
oHe ,f, uieSs oonn4t and the other long.eared j
Will pay tue above rcwarc If delivered tn me or ca
cur SuIeo III jail so that ge. her again learn she
has been In Richmond p II pPfCE
Hanover, October 4th 1872 no -
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" = UNDERSIGNED, in returning their
l. most grateful THANKS to the public tor the lib.
eral patronage they have enjoyed since the exis
tence OF their establishment on Broad street, 49,
beg to inform their patrons that they now re
celvIng their Fall Goods from recent purchases in
New York and Europe consisting Of com
pete assortment Of Trimmings, Toys and
Fancy Goods, than has hitherto been exhibited
in this place. As it would be too teoious to emu
merate the qusntity OF useful as well as fancy arti
clcs which we offer for sale al low cash prices.
We invite the public, and the Ladies particularly,
to call and examina our stock Of Good, and e.pe
c'ally that OF Trimmings, embracing everything il
this line, from the most tr.tlng Buttons aad Ginlps
CT /, Z, and 3 Cents yard, up to the richest ana
most fashionable Silk Velvet, Lace, and Fringe
Trimmings, which be produced. Zephyr.
Spit, and Tapestry Worsted, Yarns Knitting and
Crochet Cotton, Purse Twist, silk, Linen, and Cot
ton; Floss, Beads, Patterns, Embroidered Works
Chenille, dc, &c, in iulI assortment.
Orders from the country carefully attended to.
No change IN prices, bnt liberal all0wancemsde
on Goods bought for fairs, societies, &c
HlRSH IL BOTTCHER,
l79 Bread Street, Shocs zoe Hill,
Next to Messrs Harold q Murrsy's Book Store
m
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NEW FALL GOODS. s.-MILLHIsER q
IN BROTHER, invite the attention OF purchasers
to their large and well assorted stock of Fall and
Winter Dry Goods, recently purchased by them at
the Northern Markets for cash, which will be sod
as cheap, and cheaper, than similar goods are sold
anywhere
Among the great variety of good bargains which
we selling, the following particularly worth
noticing as they worth just double the price We
are selling them at:-Linen Towels sixpence
piece, Merrimack Prints. variety OF patterns six
pence the yard; Linen adkfs sixpence; Kid Gloves
37i cents; Ribbons, the latest and richest designs;
Needle Work Collars Cambria and Muslin Rutfiing
and Flouncing Cambria and Swiss Ed.ines ana
lnsertings, Worked Hdkfs, sleeves and Inside
Hdkfs, Mousllne de Lsine and Cashmere Merinos
and A psccas, in all colors and shades Alpaca and
Cashmere Hose, Irish Linen, Table Napkins, Bird.
eye and Table Damask and Diaper, White, Red and
Yellow Flannes; Bed Blankets, Table Covers, be-
sides the usual stock of Domestic Goods, such
Brown and Beached Shirtings and Sheetings,
Tlckngs Canton Flai pcls, and all of the best Fab
rics, and the lowest prices. cali is respectfully
solicited, at 1913 Broad street
J. MILiHISER g. BROTHER.
N. B-Just received per Express most sp!en.
did lot of Black silk Lace Veils OF the richest pa.-
terms, and very cheap. 27-lm
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AOTICE.-AD persons indebted TO WM. ii
~ SMELL, JOHN Smell co. or BARNES
l. SMELL, are requested to make I'm mediate pay
u,ont to me JAMES A. SMELL,
ne N-u Adninissraier Of Nn. h. smell
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COLOGNEs, PERFUMERY AND

HOL MES, PERFUMERY AND
y FANCY ARTICLES IN GREAT VARIETY,
QUALITY AND STYLE-Coun,ry merchants can
supply themselves with all CT the above articles at
very low rates, BY csliing at the Drug House of
BENNETT q BEERS, Main street.
200. 900 sup. split and ribbed Pei cussion Caps
100 bundles best Violin Strings
Fancy and plain Soaps, in any quantity
Port Menaies, Razor S.rops, Combs
Yankee Shaving Soap, Shaving Creams &c. &c.
An endless stock, suitable for the country trade,
in boxes and dozens, at New York prices.
&C Ii
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Rlcbmond, Va, October 7th. $50

~ 70 ',. will be received at this Office un
the rennvo, on Thursday, the 44th inst, tor
stree, stree. and the river and from Franklin or Arch
s,ree. IN nelson's Plan" from 9Th street to Orb
indicated as above Oe'"eeh tne points
=, The quantity of excavation ,,;,, h.
-, thousand cubic yards-so much az NAV be reouired
s,rsea lile low places On the grade lines Of sad
to be deposited thereon and so much Of
scant a. as may be to be deposited on ad
Will be taken on cuttings alone. no"e'ef
me contractor will enter into covenant with the
CITY OF Richmond f'r the prompt and fsifhinI s'
ecutlon OF tfe work, to be signed within ten dsVs
will be considered as abandoned. -'- a. |
Payments VIII be made monthly estimates
with reservation Of 20 per cent thereof anti tha
completior Of the work ~
Oc S-dt1 NJ RATES Spnt c.roo..
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NOTICE.-By power OF Attorney duly record
v ed in the Hastings Court, | have this day ap-
pointed my Son, JAMES A. SMELL my Agent, to
conduct and transact the Dry Goods business Tor
me, and Oh my account, in the city OF Richmond.
seU-3w MILLISON SMELL.
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DRItATE PRAGTICE.-Dr PLUME d
L CO. may be consulted, confdentally, for the
treatment of the following diseases: Eruptons
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandular Swellings, or en-
largements, Syphilis, and all morbid discharges
whether recent or chronic. Also, all those com
plants termed female diseases. The advertisers
invite attention. to their chemical extract of Wild
article known, TO give tone and viaor to certain
abused aud desltated organs as well as to renova;e
system shattered by dissipation other cause
Medicines securely put up, with full direction.
and sent to order. Post paid letters promptly at
tended to. Office on Franklin street, below Ex
change Hotel, and first door below Trinity church
Richu ond Virginia fe 9
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~ OTICE.-The undersigned beg leave most
spectiully to intimate TO the inhabitants of
Richmond and its vicinity, that they have COM
menced business l4th or Pearl street,
Mayos Bridge, for the purpose of carrying Plain
and Ornamental. House, Sign, Coach and Furni-
themselves to execute all work in the neatest,
cheapest and most substantial manner.
J. MCLEOD & CO.
N. BAH orders punctualy attended to.
Sc 2l-2m<
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1 fCo would consult your own interest," read
me following certificate from wel!known een
ueman OF this city: o.
, RICHMOND, NOVEMBER lsT. 1s50-To Mrs. A.
Elixir" in my family for about two vears in an
cases OF colds and coughs and have, on various
occasions, recommended i: to the use OF nv friends
and am happy to say that, in every instance il has
gwen entire satisfaction. Indeed, so habituated
nave become to its use il cases of couphs ana
c"ids, that | never think OF Recommending anu
other remedy either in my own family or to nv
friends. Yours &c -'
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y. OTiCE.-Al persons indebted to the late
" Jacob karr, deceased, and the firm Of Ksrr &
Brother, are requested to make payment inme-
diatey; and all persons having claims against Jacob
Karr individually are requested to present the same
to me for settlement
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4 AND FOR SALE NEAk hICIMO, u
- The subscriber offers for sale small but a
most excellent FARM, cf about fifty acres, on the
South side of the Williamsburg road near Hncb
man's. two and ha miles from the Old Market.
About tw wo.thirds Of the Land cleared, and con
siderable part NJ W cultivated market garden.
Such le its fertility adaptation and convenience to
market as makes it OF the most desirable places
for market g4roe en- ard dairy about the city, and
If properly managed, its cost could be easily made
from itsprotts. The Building can, with but little
expense, be rendered conitorabe residence with
all necessary convenience and number Of the best
springs OF water the place
Those wishing 10 purchase will please call and
examine for themselves
Terms very liberal Apply to Robert Hastings,
on the premises, or to the subscriber.
29-dlmw4t SAMUEL HASTINGS
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FOR RENT

@;s FOX RENT.-A NAKE CHANCF-TN
- DoUSTEDLY THE BEST BuSISFS
STAND In THE CITY OF RICHMoNpEThs
ped T fTnse ~ Main at present occu
lease on the property that has i've yesrs - r,r
o any pc rson wishing to engage in business III.
an opportunity that very seldom OFFS tn s,s 81
cessity OF after ding to affairs in far distant nI. o
tne only reason Tor leaving For particulars, cali
on the premises, No 90 Main street sai'
l.. HYNEMAN
B-A large and fashionable assortment of Fan
Clothing selling Off low. Call soon Sc el7-Im.
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A MOTHER LOT Or .sBEAKT,-,, PA.
Il TENT COFFEE POTS.-Just received. direct
from Europe, another lot OF those truly and Justly
celebrated Coffee Pots. For the use OF families we
would recommend them as being preferable To env
thing OF the kind ever ustd or invented We have
them in greater and n convenient variety of
sizes than we had before, OF p 2, 3, l. s. g. and
pnts The large num5ar We have sold and the
universal Satisfaction they have given, is a convisc.
ing proof oil their superiority over all others
Their simplicity OF construction is one of the pu
merOus advantages; the ciearness and strength of
the coffee extracted and the short space of time in
which II is made, must render them most desir
able article for those no drink coffee. We have
sizes suitable tor the Bacit lor well as large
Family. They are manufactured Of fne Britannia
Metal which make them desirable tor table USE
Finally would sag 10 those who have net yet
purchased one OF "Bears's Patent Coffee Pots" TO
do 50 without delay at the House Furnishing Store
Of
oc8 L. GINTER, 1877 Main street
f7ALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS!
L IS52.-NEW STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
GOODS STORE IN TIE CITY OF RICHMOND,
VA.-C. A. GWATKIS takes pleasure in
nUuGcng to the citizens OF Richmond and sur
rounding country, that he has taken the spacious
WarerOom, No l67 Man street, opposite the Ex
change Bank, and few doors below the American
Hote, where he has oprned new and splendid
stock Of staple and Fancy Dry Goods, suit
ed 10 the + all aud Winter Sales, either at wholesale
ol ietaLi; ne ~" EaS III etoi lost every aatI W
~ - oI,r 49, a., ~ " IA ,;oaa M
~. :. ',;a 80, ao ,,,,rchasad ., aa,;nn
~ a. 49, -,
GU ua raa"aatf,,iy a,d eaydaIIu sn
t,cits eean f,om siI in ,ant If chesn ooodS a..
eia-- ,ioa's ,Sii ,S ~ oil ~ - 'P
FJ r.. cvy.TRJN
T.-1 >n : 07I an EK yKTTl
pETXEFs an Am 4rH sTRFET- FoB
saIF1Tba snbscriher j. authorize6 IN seil that
ms va1nabIs Lot on the soulb SIDE of Franklin
hetvsel I'd and 4,b s,reets, on which there stssds
a framed dwelling now in III. OCCUPANCY of Mr.
rhomss Tvrer The lot troDts g. ie.t. runs back
ahI,,, I30 f-et n an alley The location of this
property Is among the most desirable IN tnls city
ior gens.el private residences w comm, H..
oc s-lw w GODDIN. Auc..
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Chas. II. Harreys. John A. Burgess,

Cn"s' H. Hhrreys. John A. Burgess.
HARREYS & BURGESS,
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS,
NO 100, MAIN STREET, (NEARLY OPPOSITE
THE EXCHANGE BANK) RICHMOND, VA,
WHERE they will thankfully receive and
:" promptly execute all work entrusted to
~ Borders from the country respectfully So
licited. an 3l-:tm