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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-01

PHILosoPHY.-Many years ago, says the
Crescent City, an old widow lady in the West
had the misfortune 10 lose her only SOD, lad
of eighteen, who fancied he wes an Indian rub
Der life preserver, and could remain on top or
under till dooinsday. In one OF his expert.
menfs however, he was drowned, and lis re-
lariyes, with the exception of his mother, bit
terly Iamented the hour when poor Billy SUNK
to rise no more. There was weeping and
wai,ipg' in the domicil ofthe family until the
boy was recovered and inferred, but II was
matter of Special wonder that his maternal
guardian did not shed tear, or appear TO be at
all concerned about his sad fate. The danes
in the neighborhood were greatly astonished,
and determined to ascertain the cause. One
Of their number accordingly, was selected TO
break the ice, and well did she execute the
trust con6ded to her.
you have met with great loss, sighed the
widows female friend.
sTolerabiy.' was the cool reply.
'He must have been dutiful son-he look
ed so innocent
Rather so than otherwise.
sIrs great--a great pity that he was
drowned at his tender age-who knows what
ne might have beeH?
.NoImuch Of pity | reckon
Good gracious Why my dear friend no"
you talk
about right, guess
.is IL possible you do not regret his loss"
sYesss much as anybody. and little more,
expect bat can take il easy, for have been
convinced for the last Eve years, that u ne
uasnl droUaed in the creek he'd be h0x4ed
before he ar1s a mar.
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SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING AND

~ HAVING, HAIH CUTTING AND
- DRESSING.-Cupping Leeehing, Bleeding, Ex-
tracing Teeth, &c MR. J. F. SPACH, from Ger
many. late from Philadelphia, would most respect
fully inform the citizens of Richmond and its vicin-
lty, that he has opened and atty fitted out the cor
Mt store on Governor street, under Mrs. Eddings
Boarding House, where he will be at all times pre-
pared to give ample satisfaction in all the above
named branches, with prompntuds aud dispatch.
nc l2-lmn
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Ii SALE.-We are authorized to sell privately, iii
early application be made to us) tina. desirable loI
recently occupied by Mr. Mosby Johnson, carriage
maker, fronting Is feet on Franklin street. running
back one hundred and twenty feet, and bounded by
Shockoe creek on the east and the property Of the
late Thomas Rutherford on the west. Its proXimi-
ty to the old or lower market the Central Railroad
Depot and other improvements now in progress,
strongly recommends it to those disposed to make
investments in real estate, one OF The best loca
tlone in the cky. Enquire Of
PHILIP ~ TABB g. SON,
Office on west side OF Governor street, halt way be-
tween Main and rankin streets. oc 23-2w
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DICtiniOND STOVE WURks.-Deale


I = IN RichmSnd and throughout the Stale can
Be supplied from these works with
Premium and Alright Cooking Stoves
Air .ight Coal Franklin and Wood Franklin Par
ior Stoves
Factory, Store and Counting-Room Heating
Stoves
Fluted Box Stoves, Sc, &c
Also-Frorts and Crates, Tenders, Iron Railings,
&c, io great variety
PLAIN and o,nanented House Castings, made of
superior material, and of finished woI kmsnshlp
The retail purchaser would do well to select our
Stoves in preference to the of Northern trash
with which the market is flooded; some OF which
will stand single winter without requiring
more repairs than the original cost Of the store.
Our Stoves have been gotten up with particu-
lar regard TO the Southern traGe-being made full
% per cent heavier than those made at the North
of superior materials and warranted of good
workmanship.
Nessrs Ensign & Sears, and D Yale, keep full
assortment of our Stoves and they may also be
had from Messrs D 81 e Weller, Hesley, Main
street. NJ 5 Cooper, Cary street, and Bozes,
Broad street.
oc9-4n BOWERS & SNYDER
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IA special meeting Of the New Jersey Pro.
testant Episcopal Convention was opened at
Newark on Wednesday, to consider the charges
against Bishop Doane, made since the last
Convention, and which, by the order Of the
Court Of Bishops, were left for the action of
the Diocesan Convention. After q long debate
the Convention adopted resolution appoint-
ing Committee to investigate the new
charges-the vote being 46 to 10. The Con-
vention then adjourned to meet at Burlington
on the lst of December next, to receive the re-
port of the Committee Of Investigation.
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OGn 00n COPIES sOLD!-rHE NEW
oUUeUUU CARMINA SACRA, Improved
Eo.IactiOu nf Church Wusir

Collection of Church Music, by Lowell
MasOn.-This work is of unique character, being
the first attempt to embodg in one volume (as it
does selection OF the best tunes in all MIR Masons
various publications, from the first to the last ex-
cluding all tunes which experience has proved to
be Of little worth Or rarely used. Not a tune is
contained in the work but what is useful and which
a choir may venture to sing al short notice, with
out fear Of embarrassment New Music is put in
appendix; and to the whole is added selection
of Mr. Ch. ZeuBers best tunes, which, by special
purchase, the publishers are enabled to present in
this work. The introduction of the New Carmina
Sacra into the choirs generally, would prevent the
constantly recurring necessit. for the purchase of
books, as this work contains sufficient that s
interesting, useful and stable last for years. Is
this not desideratum to the churchssi For sale
wholesale and retail, by
NASH & WOODHOUSE,
oc 26 Eagle Snuara.
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Soss OF TEarERAscx.-Ths Lynchburx
vHgiGian furnishes the following kss Of officers
for the ensuing year, elected by sha Grand
Division of the Sons of Temperance ON Thar,.
day last:
q. w. p. John Long, of Lynchburg.
q. w. A. Benz. p. w alker, of Appomat,ox.
=. >. Thomas j. Evans, of Richmoad.
u. I. Q. F. Weisiger, of Richmond
6. G. 8. K. Taylor, OF Stauntou.
q. >. William +. Lutx, Of Augusta.
y. Chaplain, VIM. C. MersdiIh, OF Buck.
ingham.
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Hd X. & Mk@. kEELING'S English,
1SA and French Boarding and Day School
Franklin aud Grace, opens Oct. LIST, and closes
July 3Ist. The course of instruction includes,
Mathematics, Natural and Moral Science, Music,
Ancient and Modern Languages; in a word, every.
thing essential to solid and ornamental education.
The Principals devoted to their profession, and
are assisted in every department by an accomplish
ed corps of instructors. Parents and others are
invited to inspect the Institution.
Terms Board per 10 months, or in proportion
from time of entrance pay half early in advance,
$500; washing, $40; English, $40 to $40, accord
ing t. age AID progress of pupil Music at the Pro
fessors fee. Modern Languages, OF which French
is always taught by an educated native OF Paris,
resident in the family, each $50. Day scholars pay
QUARTERLY oc 25-3swts
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A MUSICAL CRITIeUE.-Col.P Pipes, of Pipes
vile, gives his opinion of the comparative
merits of Sontag and Alboni, through the
columns of the Sunday Mercury. We copy
it, with feelings of profound respect for the
erueition OF Col. Pipes:
Having heard these too illustrious singers,
wee proceed to give the pubick the benefit of
our opinion, promising first, that the turns we
make use OF will be understood by our reeders.
Alboni, from the fust, struck us hard, but did
not hurt US; hel voice guTgling up, as it
does, from the innermost depths of her re-
splendent bosom, frizzled in dreamy vouptu-
BUSINESS through the warbling kadences of her
matchless organ, satisfying US that it wos
kontrofto of the highest. order. Her inverted
distances are immense, and the ease with
which the roolards of the definite 5th, coming
in on the dominant, are worked so that the
mezzotnto quality is artlessiy swollen in the
inverted passage, taking in it's compass three
octaves, four aules, and fsgeolet. She sings
II with perfect distinction, aud her low A was
very ine indeed. Her shake resembled the
feathery fickkering of some ortumnal bird, as
it glides through the adamantine meanderings
Of some Chronological meddow, while her
sustenocto died away upon :he left ear like the
magic humming OF large or melliffiuous
bee. We shall never forget it. SOntag, on
the contrary, makes US almost TX Marvel, pos
sessing, as che dus, voice of such feksabili-
ty, using no rAt-traps to astonish her orditary.
She ran up the kramatic scale, taking the
doubelstops, and accidental ffteenths, in one
breath, while the trIpley warblingness Of her
descending passage was received with perfect
delight. She evidently belongs to a good
schooI-say Spingler Institute. The fewroar
she created in that gem OF DR.. Arne. "Ihe
soldier tired OF loosing his arms" was perfect
ly orfuI, so much so that we feared the Light
Gard wood have been corled in. We made
our mind up that her voice could be herd with
ease at the farthest end OF the Hall and Sons
Broadway; and that her powers Of extendu
ating note for 60 OF 80 days, had never been
fully tried. Her shake on the dominant key
of K miner, left US nothing more to desire;
and her cadence, as she took the major cord
+, in the audaunty affetuoso can amore ale
gro ad libitum passage, drew down thunders
of applause. She made crate hit.
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EALA AND WINTER GOOBS FOR
L HOUSEKEEPERS.-L GINTER would re-
spectfuly invite the attention ol housekeepers and
others to his select stock of House Furnishing
Goods, adapted to the season, such as
Plstsd Aibata Ware, viz Spoons Forks. Soup
and Gravy Ladies, Egg, Mustard and Salt Spoons,
Butter Knives, Sugar Baskets, Salt Holders Butter
Coolers, Tea Sets, Tea and Coffee Urns, Water Ket.
ties, &c, & c, &c.
Fine Ivory Handle Table Cutlery, of direct inn.
por,ation from the manutactory of Joseph Rodgers
q Sons. Sheffield, consisting of Knives with or
without Forks, do and Forks IN sets of 81 and SO
pieces Game and Beet CaIvers, Beef Slicers SteeIs
fiuted and plain, also new style OF Shsrpener,
ivory Handle Bread Knives, Cheese Scoops and
Oyster Knives, sc.
Block Tin Goods. such as Tea, Coffee and Wa.
ter Urns, Oyster Dishes, Vegetable Dishes, Meat
Dishes from smsll to large size, Dish Covers
rety of patterns either in sets or singly.
Fire Irons OF elegantly polished steel, also Brass
Head Fire Irons either In sets pairs with richly
bronzed stands 70 match.
Tenders, Blower Stands, Copper Goal Scutt'es,
Brass and Brunzed Ardirons-5f these we have a
most desirable assortmsnt, comprising some sty les
entirely new.
Tea Trays and Walters, very large assortment
either In singly. All the above, with hume.
rous other articles, can be had at tine House-Fur
nishng Store, t@4 =
oc 25- lw I3S Main Street,
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4 ,EDAR TAR BY Mrs. B. B. Noriis.-
" The most successful remedy now in use for the
cure OF Incipiens Consumption, Bronchitis Asthma
Kidneys, Kings Evil, Tetter, Dyspepsia, &c.
This medicine has now gained a reputation in
this community, that precudes the necessity OF
publishing certificates through the public prints.
Those suffering from any OF the above diseases,
are invised to call the agent and get pamphlet
Containing recommendations and certificates of
cure.
E9 Beware of counterfeits. The genuine arti.
Gle is for sale by
P HORTON KEACH, 81 Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond, and
nc & Ganarll nj for Easte-,
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n The Lynchburg VIginian of the 18th
contains the following paragraph relative to
the Farmers and Merchants Bank:
ne notes issued by Statham & Smithson,
payable at Washington, d. c., bu, which have
been uniformly redeemed in this citv bv the
gentleman first named, were, on YESTERDAY
morning, not cashed as formerly.
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NTOTICE.-Ata meeting OF the President aud
IN Directors of the Richmond, Frederick sburg
and Potomac Rairo Company, held at the Depot
in Richmond Goth October, 1852:
Pesolred, That dividend OF 3H per cent out OF
the profits of the company for six months, ending
30tb September last, be declared, payable TO the
stockt oders or their legal representatives, and
after the first of November next.
true copy from the min utes.
oe 22 e. w. MACMURDOt 1re66.
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a NEw TITLE THE LoBos IsLAsps.-
! ne New York Courier says that the persons
'ohcerned IN the guano expedition from that
Guy, nave despatched an agent to Madrid, to
uego'ia'e through the American Minister there,
~Hh 'ne court Of Spain. for the lease or DUR
.uase o' 'ne Lobos islands. This is said to
nave oeen done BY the advice of eminent conn.
sci, who are of opinion that il anv nation has
CLAIM to those Islands, it is the Spanish who
discovered and named them, and through
-hom alone Peru claims title to them.
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ALL SMALL BUYs.-H. P. TAYLOR, sth
Il street, between Grace and Franklin-My
School being exclusively tor beginners. give spe-
cial attention to Reading, Correct Enunciation,
Grammar and Spelling also to Geography, Map
Drawing, Arithmetic and History. Specimens Of
my boys composition .and writing, may be always
seen at the Dispatch Office. My Hule is peremp
tory, but as gentle as possible oc9
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CLOTHlNG, CLOTHING.-Sellipg. of at
~ and below cost, for cash, good stock of
Ready Made Clothing, still to be disposed Of Most
of the small notes will be taken for Goods. Call
soon if you wish to get. some bag aims in Clothing
at the cheap store of P. DORNlN,
90Main street.
EFStore for Rent. oe 90 dim
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HALL STYLES CLOAko at CHRISTIAN
Il &, LATHRUP'S.-Just received new style Of
Cloth and Six Cioaks, rich Grape and other Shaws;
Lace BertEes, Sleeves, Capes and Collars; Extra
Rich Paris Mc Mcusselines Go. do. Plain and Figured
Silks Also, beautiful Tapestry, Velvet and Brus-
se,s Carpets Tnree.ply Ingram and Dutch do; low
priced Rag, Hemp and Wool do; Rugs, Door Mats,
Oil Cloths, Printed Drugets; Satin, De LANES, Lace
and Muslin Curtaius-wi,h other desirable styles
CT GOO. g. al 90 Main street &C l5
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'ktO TOBACCO MANUFACTU RERS-
l. LlQUORICE.-We will be regularly supplied
by the importers with Mass Liquorice of the "Beck
d Co. brand, genuine and pure article, which
we are authorized to sell and warrant as such
Also, with the sc. c. brand. Manufacturers are
requested to give call Orders from the coun.
try promptly executed.
oc IS LUDLAM & WATSON
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NLOTHING: CLOThINGl OF sUPE-
u RIOR CUT AND WORkMAESHIP-FALL L
AND WINTER '52-3-J. ID. GOODMAN, No
134 Main Street, opposite Eagle Square, Rich
mond, Va, has now open his large, new Winter
stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING, all of which
will be sold at the very lowest cash prices. He re.
specttnlly calls the attention of purchasers to his
large and carefully selected assortment Of dress and
frock Goats. made of black and fancy French and
English cloths; business and over Goats, of every
handsome style and material, which cannot be sur
passed for neatness OF workmanship and tit; Pants
aud Vests in endless variety of Styles qualities,
colors, cut and price, boys Clothing, consisting of
Frock and Over Coats, Round Jackets, Pants, Vests
&c.
Furnishing Goods.-He has spared no pains
in making his stock Cf Fancy Goods one Of the
richest consisting of black and fancy silk and Satin
Scarfs and Cravats, Ties and Stocks; silk, plush
and merino Mutfers Gloves, Subscribers, Hand
kerchiefs, Shirts, Collars, Socks, meriro and silk
Under Shirts and Drawers, &c.
From his very great facilities in purchasing and
manufacturing mis- stock, ne is Offering the greatest
bargains. J. d. GOODMAN,
oc 2S l34 Main street.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
yAs. A. cowARDIN, Proprietor.
HUGH r. PLEASANTS, Editor.


q 50 -. -.
1f1~BNlC ftaGsttliAUE. 30 not Mt
M IERNOS-Nith the view Of stfording an op
rsT;uri,y and an Inducement to Masons generally,
II making Mas )uic pilgrim age to Mount Vernon
on The ! ii Il November next, in company with
Fredericksburg Lodge No. 1, which Lodg ge initiated
t;eoyse Washington into the mysteries of Masonry
on M. day, one hundred years ago, the fare will
he Ir.!acrd or the occasion as follows:
From sich.aand 10 aud from Mount Vernon. IS 90
From Milford co do do do - 90
F.en, Fredericksburg do co do - . so
From aoaia Creek do do do - 90
Meals Extra.
The .rsin will lesve the Richmond Depot at 5
n4,c. precisely, on the morning OF the 4th Of No.
IN, ,e- ana stop at Milford a sufficient time tor
r,asscrg gers to breakfast. The hour of departure
:,.rn fredericksburg wall be 81 A, N. Returning,
messengers viii reach Fredericksburg q, Z p. M.,
ard Y icbmord about l0P. ri.
The .o,eRdid sc amer BALTIMORE, with suita-
h.. decorations and good band of music on board,
,,tllske the pa-ty from the Creek 10 Mount Vernon
.rd iiT,ner vi, be served board, the concu-
.;5n Al fceromcnies al the tomb.
Tn ,rju and boat will be subject to the control
If F,e5., .,!cksburg Lodge, No 4; but any person,
yybener attached TO the Masonic order or not, can
uni in the excursion.
To tJer,Cns VINO have never visited the tomb Of
Washington, Il setter opportunity, or one under
more ta:orabe circumstances, Will never be pre-
ssa,.- aud as good order is guaranteed on the oc
casop, the tgsiIdlous should have no hesitsion
il regard 20 the excursion.
THOMAS SHARP, supt.
OHce Richmond Fredg and P r. Co,
Ricamond, Oct. 18th, 1852. )
p. S-The attention OF Masons is called TO the
notice reiQW. L >.
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FRon TAnpA BAY.-The United States
transport ship Fashion, arrived al New Orleans
from Tampa Bay, brought overtwo companies
of United Stu.es Artillery, under Col. Nau.
man, with their hospital establishment. These
lrooo os return from summer quartess on the
Gull, and were dIsembarked ut the barracks
below New Orleans.
The steamer reports that while she was al
Tampa the Seminole Chief billy Bowiess
win his suite, arrived al that place 10 charge
OF Gen. Blake. The day following the party
lefi for Fort Myers. General Childs was Al
Tampa. Il a II ass
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THE MOST ExTRAORDINaRY DIS.

HsHk MOST EXTRAORDINARY DIS
- COvERYIN THE WORLD is THE GREAT
ARABIAN REMEDY FOR MAN AND BEAST
III. q. Farreil's Celebrated Arabian Lin.
iment.-The beautiful and fertile region skirting
the desert of Arabia. abounds with rare plants and
odorous woods, whence are procured those sro-
matte gums and basams Of which this Liniment is
composed, and by whose stimulating unct,1ous and
penetrating properties it is when applied difused
through the whole nervous system, allaying the
mos, intense pain in few minutes. Tryit, when
you will be convinced that preparation possess
es in SO high degree, its perfect ano6yne Qualities
lts action is prompt and effective 1t penetrates the
flesh to the bone, reaxes contracted cords resto-
ring use to the limbs paralysed for years, and where
the flesh has wasted away, leaving nothing but skin
and bone, eXcites healthy action csusing new
hesh to grow out and fill up the shrivelled parts
1t restores the synovia fluid joint water and this
Is the r ason why 1t has been successful in dis
eases OF the joints In affections ofthe Spine Liver
Lungs and Kidneys, this great remedy stands be
fore any other ever produced For asue cake or
enlargement OF the Spleen it is specific For any
internal inflammation you will find it gives great re-
ief. 1t has DO equal in the world for Rheumatism
also cramps, swelling, numbness, weak joints Spine
and Chest pains, wounds, chiblains, burns sore
throat, bites of insects and reptiles salt rheum
warts corns, mango, and indeed nearly all diseases
which require an external application, and many
others, are greatly benefited BY it. I, is used ex
ternally with great success in gnitre or swelled
neck, Scrofula or Kings Evil, Liver Complaint
nervous diseases. &c. For Horses or Cattle it is as
eHSctual as III diseases OF man. VIII
case OF Sweeney in existence; also, SPAWN Splint
Rlng6one, Big Head, Fistula, Farcy, Poll Evil,
Windgalls, Strains, Bruises, &c.
Look Out for COunterfeits.
The public are cautioned against ano,her coun
terff 1t, which has lately made its appearance ca
ed w. B. Farrelfs Arabian Liniment, the most dan
gerous OF all the counterfeits because his having
the name of Farrell many will buy it in good faith
without the knowledge that counterfeit exists, and
they will perhaps only discover their error when
the spurious mixture has wrought its evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by H.
g. Farrell sole inventor and proprietor, and whole.
sale Druggist, No II, Main street, Peoria Illinois to
whom all applications for Agencies must be ed-
dressed. Ee sure you get it with the letters H. G.
before Farrells. thus-H. G FARRELL'S-and his
signature on the wrapper, all others are counter.
feits.
For sale in Richmond BY PURCELL, LADD &
CO, Main street, and by regularly authorized
Agents throughout the United States.
Price 25 and so cents, and 81 per bottle
Agents wanted il every town, village and hamlet
in the United States, in which one is not already
established. Address H. G. Farrell above, ac-
companied with good reference as to character. re
sponsibility, &c. oc 7-dlmif6t& w
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1fVHE SUBsC RIBEk having taken the store
L corner of 4th and Broad streets. (recently oc.
cupied by John F. Reeve, Esq } will keep on hand
t,I and well selected assortment Of Groceries,
to which he invites the attention OF his friends ana
the public generally. JAMES B. SHELTON.
Having retired from the grocery business, take
great pleasure in recommending my successor
james b. shelton) to my friends and patrons.
have kn own MIR shelton long and intimately, and
feel strong assurance that in all business Iansac-
tons he will giYe entire satisfaction.
oc 2--Im JOHN r. REEVE.
ii 1UTCHEsON,s CELEBkATED HEM.
Al EDY FOR BLIND AND BLEEDING FILES
-Warranted q safe sure and mild remedy for
Piles, Pralapsus AMI and ell other diseases OF the
rectum. Ons box will convince the patient OF its
mild and curative properties.
Price OF. one dolisr 2 OF. soc per box.
Prepared By w. HUTCHINSON, Amsterdam,
Botetourt County, Va.
For sale In Richmond BY Purcell, Ladd Co,
Dove Il Co, and Adie 4 Gray. ne ss-dly
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y EMOVAL.-F. NJ ROBERTSON, Merchant
u Tailor, info, ms his friends and the public that
he has removed his Tailoring Establishment from
Governor street the store Main street. next to
Messrs Pemberton e. Brothers, where he VIII be
pleased to accommodate them. oc lo-ts
ERANKLIN CLOTHING STORE. I32
L hlain street, Richmond, sa.-Ihe suo,
scribers would respectfully call the attention Ct the
citizens of Richmond and the surrounding country
to their very large and well seleesed stock OF Ready
Made Clothing, consisting OF every style AND
quality for Fall and Winter wear all which we gar
rsntee to sell lower than any. Goods OF tns same
QUALITY in the city Of Richmond We therefore, in
vite ali who wish to obtain good article at very
low price, to give Us call.
Also, very large and select stock Of gentlemens'
Furnishing Goods. Aoo
SO 95-0m X. DECOU q W.
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FOR RENT

a House FOR RENT-A Brick House
- Ia Ine valley, corner of 18th and yenable
ae ses, wniea contains four rooms, and has lately
oc2l ror
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HOUSES FOR RKNT.-A good Brick
- House and two Wooden Tenemerts. on
frencn Harden Hill. TOLER q COOK
oo - Gems raj Apepfs