The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-19
no THE PUBLIC AT LARGE-union


1yO THE PUBLIC AT LARGE-Union
L Bank Notes viii not be taken for Clothing.-
Those who have suffered by the great panic can now
rsinstaie themselves by purchasing great bargains
at -. sssslsL. D. GOODMAE'S,
+ No 1874, Main street. opposite Eagle Square.
n B-Owing to the great panic in the money mar.
kes, ne Ia onerng the greatest bargains. In order
to increase his sales to very large amount, he is
well satisfied with very snsll per cent on COST
His stock 10 large and varied il unnecessary to
say aay thing IN cornrnendatim Of ais stock o. his
clothing has the very highest reputation. =. -
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A NOTHER Lot OF ..BEART,s,, PA.
Il TENT COFFEE POTS.-Just received, direc
from Europe, another lot of those truly and Justly
celebrated Coffee Pots. For the use of families We
would recommend them as being preferableto to any
thing of the kind ever used or invented We have
them in greater and more convenient variety of
sizes than we had BEFORE of TX, g 3, AS, 6, and
pints. The large number we have sold, and the
universal Satisfaction they have given, IL convac.
ing proof OF their superiority over all others
Their simplicity of construction 10 OF the nu.
merous advantages; the clearness and strength of
the coffee extracted and the short space of time in
which it is made, must render them most desir.
sble article for those who drinh coffee. We have
sizes suitable for the Bachelor az well a. q large
Family. They are Manufactured Of fine Britannia
Metal, which make them desirable for table USE
Finally We would say to those who have not yet
purchased one of "Beart's Patent Coffee Pots" to
do without delay, at the House Furnishing Store
Of; 7a a..- j.. = -a.-.--
oss l.. GMTER, 1877 Main street.
NOTICk.-All persons iodebted to the late firm
IN ofPEAKE. BRADLEY & CO, either by Bond
open account, are earnestly requested to come
forward and settle them, no longer indulgence
will be given. These accounts are long s,anc ing
and must be settled.
are due, are requested to settle them speedily tor
we are determined to have them settled without
delay. ...-
au Sits BRADLEY & BROTHER.
CHINA FOWLs.-I have few palr of these
" magnificent fowls, which may be relied ON as
being of the pure and unrnixed breed. They were
imported by Chas. Sampson of West Roxbury
Massachusetts, gentleman whose fame as a pou-
terer is coextensive with the limits of the Union,
and whose character as man OF honor and truth
is as well known as his skill in breeding poultry.
1t WIN. A. BUFFERS,
l39 Main street, Eagle Square, Richmond.
r P. S-Letters addressed as above will be mme-
diately attended to. oc law
M Rs. JOSEPH STEBBINs, has received
lSI some beautiful Dress aud Cloak Patterns, OF
the latest styles.
The Ladies are invitedto call and examine them;
Sth street, between Grace and Franklin.
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LSANCY BUSINESS COAfs.-Kecelved
Il this morning per steamer Roanoke, tine
sortment of Fancy Business Coats; also plain black
Business and Dress Goats. Call soon, at No l02
Main street. ,..- -.. -.-...
oc "A III - KEEN. CHILEs BALDWIN.
M ORE NEW GOODs.-THUs. K. PRICE
1Fl a. co, have Just received new styles
Cloth and silk Cioaks and Nantes
Black Velvet Ribbons
Rich Furniture Prints .-.s
Lace Berthes --
Black Lace Mitts, and many other articles.
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HChE CABIN AND fARLOR, or saves
i and Masters, by J. Thornton Randolph. This
ia true picture of Southern life, beautifully writ
tea ana embellisLed with magnificent illustrations.
THE COQUETTE, A NOVEL, by the au-
thor Of "MiseIrimus."
INFLUENCE, novel tale for young people,
by Charlotte Anley, for sale by
oel4 81 Main street.
Gk EAT KXCITEMENT AT T. II.
sor.hwood, or Life North and South, by Mrs
Hale, q beautiful book-75c
Parlor and Cabin, or Slaves and Masters, q book
equal to Uncle Toms Cabin, and one of the most
interesting and entertaining books ever issued from
the press-5cc-s fresh supply
Parisian Sights and French Principles, seen
through American Spectacles-S5c
Lily Dawsen, or the smugglers of the mill: book
OF The season-25c
Living Age, No 440-l2ac
No % Lossing's Field Book of Revolution.
25c
Aneien. s g. Egypt under the Phsroah', by Rsnnch
Comparative Phy.ioguomy, by Red6eld, an anus
ing book-cloths2 so
Sole Agent for all tie Newspapers, Magazines
aud Periodicals published in the United States,
s4 THOMAS H. GRESHAM,
So 1904 Broad street.
H. BAH the Papers for this week. Come or
send to the old established Periodical H.use.
! 4 CARD TO The LADIKs.-MTs. Il.
hkIMPEL would inform the ladies' of Richmond
and vicinity that she intends opening her Fail and
Winter Fashions, on Tuesday next, the 9th of Octo
ber. and would be pleased to show them handsome
assortment of Millinery, consisting of Straw Bon.
neu, in great variety Silk, Satin and Velvet Hats
also Ladies' and Children's Zephryes, Tippets,
Worsted Bonnets and Hats, new style; Opera and
Dress Caps, at all prices. Great inducements will
be offered to each purchasers. A call from the la
dies is respectfully solicited. oc l5-6t"
NOTICE.-SMALL NOTES WANTkD.-We
~ will take in our store all small bills on the
Washington Banks, with the exception of bills on
the Bank OF the Union at par, in exchange for dry
HART e. MOSES,
oc Is New Store, 63 Main ct.
EALL STYLES ULUAKB at CHRISTIAN
L LATHkOP'S--Justr received new style OF
Cloth and Silk Cosks, rich Grape and other Shawis;
Lace Berthes, Sleeves, Capes and Collars; Extra
Rich Paris No usselnes; do do. Plain and Figured
Slks. Also, beautiful Tapestry, Velvet and Brus-
sells Carpets Three ply Ingram and Dutch DO; low
pneed Rag, Hemp and Wool do; Rugs, Door Mals,
Oil Cloths Printed Drugets; Satin, De LANES, Lace
and Muslin Curtains-with other desirable styles
OF goods, at SO Main street. oc 10
SUPERIOR PIANO FORTES AND GUI.
~ TAhS,-NASH a. WOODHOUSE have on the
way here superior Piano Fortes, from J. Chicken
ing, Boston Adam Stodart & Co. and John b. Dun.
ham, New York
They have lately received splendid assortment
of Guitars from that celebrated maker Martin al