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Tbanfee for Snsiness Eieu.

A CHANCE to MAKE MONEY
IA From IS to 80 day may be made by any individual
In city country, with Tho knowledge OF highly usens
discovery IN universal demand which will send BY
mail inclcsns 70 me ST. postage paid directed 70 H.
HOLT, Post Office Box No $50 Rochester, Nsw.Ysrk.
fhisis first Opportunity Tor su5ent clerks iaysSs
10y young oct Of business 10 Immediately lu-
sgstive IN any part Of the United States
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NOTICE.
The Two Dollar sests viii be sold on THURSDAY, Oct
The One Dollar and remaining Two Dollar Sesn on
FRIDAY, OCT g.
All unsod Seats and "stsndee Tickets may be obtained
a. the Hall at o'clock on the evening Of the performance
The doors will open at O'Clock. and the Concert will
commence az O'cicck.
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\TIBLO'S SALOON.-Mr. BUM, of
MINSTREL HALL, No.
NHEODORE EISFELD'S SOIKEES.

The public is respectfully informed that the sub'
sorfption hst for the third season Of THEODORE Els
FIELDS CLASSICAL QUARTETTE sOIAEEs, is open
ai Scbnfenberg Lois, VIM Hall Son, s. Jolle, and
Br usiDg Schuber'h Co husc-ssores Further pireu
lars given hereafter.
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perenced Cls1a.csl and Mathematical Teacher. bear
ins ample testimonials. and Offering uEdoubtss atty refer
desires employment 40 or three bour day AZ
froas TUTOR, 81 the Tribune OhSe.
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100 TO $50 per cent. montn car
Il W. positively lie msde lsor fey msee a.s,,ss
sne pleasant busnss On erse or snail soan. ~ Sap.s.
ssveysl gentlemen are engssed 10 IRIS
y,y N tr estrpg much thsn me sss esf e5nt-
gor ssregars .adres box No sf2 N. T. Postoee C7'as
name, &c
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ri 0ON WANTED, to find per-

sTcu, VI realizing 81 so per Sgeh ar osRcanlLy
chs 10 en- established buirefs Satisfactory syfenes Of
which viii be given vpop inteyiss. Adtrss AARIls'
s2Eibgre Office, with ns1i., he
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4 ) nurse, TO 60 70 Mobile, by young
Y Vcu.Q. Would remain though tie ~tn'ef
.ss The .pplicsst f. scct mated. AID Will give On
etted rssreucs By her lac empoys with VIZ n Shs ne'
h.ep fur about four jean Addfen JUN NOONH-'
fi1rnrsonyile. Conn
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y CASH-Now doing 9 sood retail and prescription
business fourshins country to~n within hours Of
NewAoIk Sst factory given Tor ceiling. Inquire
az No 2ly 9reenwichst
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WANTED-By young married Man.
w snatvs OF sco,lsnd, situation - oosshussn. q
Groom and Co ,chmsn Address A. =, No 2J Mast 1lsts
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broadway THEATER - E. A.
u MARSHALL, sole Lessea-fHIs EVENING, oct.
E, ~AI 30 performed OfdELLO
O.beIc hsr Forrest lsgo ........Mr Conway
Dessemops Nine Pons Emilia. Mis-. Abbott
10 conclude with second nme 10 America the Comedy Of
SINK OR SWIM.
Lord YAyuy 'Davloge
Doors open al 7; al Y. Boxes and fsquei oes
Family and Upper Circles 2o; Private Boxes - Ano 70.
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A YOU'VE PROTESTANT GIRL is desi-
N rous OF . situation 81 Sesmstrea or Chsnhe maid
Can give good ely reference Apply a. No. 5s GrsndIi
up stairs.
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w Servants, that understands plain cooiisg wash
Ing and obirg AID the ether Chambead aud 70 attend
children. Must nave good references Apply in S0thEt,
on south SIZE between stu aud 6thsys third house from
corner Of 6thaV
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

Cerrespoudence of the Dispatch.
Funeral Pagsaas-Jas. g. Bennett AID The
Art Union--Sprimg Trade -Saies- The
Csbs Expedition, Sc
q xrs& NEW YenK, March %.
The funeral ceremonies, in honor Of the late
Henry Gibson, took place yesterday. The
procession was ve,y large, occupying nearly
three quarters of an hour in passing given
oo;n,. The turnout of the military was quite
;rnposing, and several Lodges ofthe o. U. A..
united in doing honor to the last Of the"Bcdy-
Guard" The appointments OF the display,
the funeral-car, decked with plumes, and drawn
by richly caparisoned horses, with its Guard
of Honor, were all in good taste, if you except
from this estimate the question OF the propriety
of wasting a thousand dollars or so upon so
useless and Improbable a ceremony.
A brisk speculation in thieving and pocket
picking served to enliyen the otherwise solemn
appearance ofour thoroughfares. A gang of
Young scoundTels, ripening for villains, was
hauled up at the Police Court yesterday after
noon, TO answer various charges OF purloining.
There were fifteen boys in one batch, the old
es, of whom was less than nine years of age.
The cross.fire between Bennett, of the Her
aid, and the Managers of the American Art
Union, is growing serious, and yet j, is some
times comicul. The distribution is advertised
for the 30th inst, and the decision Of the ques-
ton ofIegality is still far removed as ever
Judge DAILY, one of the Judges Of the Common
Pleas, having given an opinion adverse 10 that
expressed by Recorder Tillon, the Bench and
Bar, as well as the public, are getting at log
gerheads.
The Spring Book.Trade sales ere in full
blast, by the Bangs Brothers. The invoice Of
books is large, and the bidding proceeds with
spirit from day 10 day.
The trial OF the Cuban culprits, is still pro-
ceeding. There is nothing new in the devei-
opments.
The number of departures from the "mortal
coil of life" during the last week, was 39S.-
This shows decrease of z deaths, as COM
pared with the previous week. Of this num-
er, 276 were natives of the United States.
The news ofthe day is not Of startling inte-
est. 1ours,s M.
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FRESH HARDWARE.
SPRING, 1872.
~ IEEHENFl II CUNT
w. s. & 6 DONNAN, RIcHmo,

w w. s. & G DOMAIN RICHMOND. "a
VA, have, by recent arrivals from Eng u
land and Germany, received their Spring mpo-ta-
ton of Hardware, Cutlery and Guns. and
from the manufacturers in this country an exten.
sive assortment of American Goods, al of which
were purchased for cash on the most favorable
terms.
Our stock is the lagest we have ever had the
pleasure of offering for SALE both as regards quaint
y, as also variety of patterns.
In Staple Goods, particularly, as Pocket and Ia
BILE CUTLERY, Trace Chains, Grass and Grain
Scythes, Axes, Shovels and Spades. Forks, Weed.
ing and Killing Hoes, Cast and Shear Steel, Car.
penters and Blacksmiths Tools, and Building Hard.
ware generally. Our assortment is usually com.
plete, and we feel assured win bear favorable
comparison in the country.
We tender to our friends and the public cur
thanks for the encouragement hitherto given u.s. and
respectfully solicit their further favors assuring
them anew of our ability and determination TO sell
as low as any regular house whatever and that our
best efforts shall be used to give entire sstsiac.
ton. w g. & G. DOMAIN
Importers of Hardware, Cutlery, &C., 10 Pearl, or
IA street. n7h
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NEW BOOKS.

sTHE YELLOW PLUSH PAPERs."-D Appleton 8
Co., Nev York.-Appleton e. Co. have made cap
ital selection for their Popular Library" in Thack
arys "Yellow Plush Papers" They are printed
a most creditable style. This Library" prom.
ises to become exceedingly popular it certainly de.
serves to become So if the volumes issued may be
taken as a sample Of those which are to follow.
"WEsTmINsTER REVIEW" FOR JANUARY.-Leon-
ard Scott 4 Co.-New York.-Among the articles in
the list OF contents, We notice Representative Re-
form !" "Shell Fish-their ways and works !" 1.-THE
Relations between employers and employed y
"Mary Stuart" and two articles on American Lit
erature.
We are indebted to Messrs. Nash & Woodhouse
for the above books.
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NEW GOODS.-The subscriber has now in
- store and will be receiving per every arrival
Ge egns stbPp.y Of new and desirable Dry
.assaa establishments. He would invite the atten
ton OF the public, his friends and ths customers of
the late concern of Warren, Fariss & Brown, to
his stock now exhibiting at the store of the late
concern, among which will be found
Enoroideries OF every kind in large assortments.
Ladies' Dress Goods
House Furnishing Goods.
Irish Linnens and Sheetngs.
Cloths, Cassimr res,
and in fact, complete and general assortment.
WIN. E WARREN,
NH 20-3m I4l Eagle Square.
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TOHN A. TEMPLE &. CO.. !

John A. TEMPLE & CO.. STONE cur.
y. TERS, corner Of 9Th and Canal streets, under.
take all descriptions Of cnt.stnne work. ma WIN
furnish any kind Of building or dimension Stone,
upon reasonable terms
A Temple, for the last 1eor 90 month has been
acting a. toremsns the Virginia Wsshinetou Mon.
uuent 10 which no would refer for samples Of
the work Of the shop II raeh Hnish should DO re
quircd. NH l3-ims
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LIFE INSUR ANCE.
MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY.

MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY.
Office in edmond, 15S Main Street,
CO sR ABOVE THE EXCHANGE BANK
g. w. KNOWLES, Agent.
A FTER having paid all losses and expenses and
"A nearly 100000 in dividends to the insured.
this company have surplus of over Sl4O0OOO.
No company can insure at lees cost and give
equal security or advantages to the insured Ex
plahatory papers given at my Office.
NH 5-ts B w. KNOWLES
tNRENCH CALF SkINS.--Fhes SUBSCRIBER
Is now receiving large and fresh supply of
French Calf Skins, of the most popular brands
manufactured III this market Consisting of lie
MONIES, Ogeraus, Suser, Manson's, Loucin Corhet
Merlant Rouillard 1rouye Cutivel, &C.
Also desirable lot of Philadelphia skins. ...;tu
hnish," of "Crawford's" and Chambers" celebTa.
I'D brands, with good assortment of Roaps. dif
ieFeht colours; Lining and Binding Skins. Kin
SIX ne, Morocco, patent Calf Skins, sHylesn and
other brands; Threads and Findings, of ali Kinds
to all OF which he would invite the attention of
those in want. VIM Il SIITrnN -
18th street, between Main and Csrv
NH l1-2w AJ'
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IN THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully in.

Ell THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully in.
A4Atorm his old customers and the public that
he has now ready for inspection an extensive stock
of goods in his line, Of his own and northern and
Eastern manufacture The stock consists of the
usual variety of Fur. Silk, Wool and Cashmere
HATS, stiff and soft; Panama, Maracaibo, Cur.
raova, India Plat, Swiss, Leehon, (blsck, pearl,
and white co.ours) all the grades Of Hungarian
snd Magyar Hats, with and without Feathers; Bows
and ChildIens Hats and summer Caps Of all Quail
iiies and patterns; Ladies' an Misses Riding Hats:
all the styles Of Braid, Aboni, Trpon and variety
# young and old Gentlemeh's Fancy Straw Hats
fT summer USE all the various grades of PaInaleaf
Hsts by the case or dozen
Merchants and the trade generally are invited to
examine the stock, whether they intend purchasing
in Richmond or not. The subscriber has no doubt
but the extensiveness and variety OF the assort-
msnt, with the prices and easy terms, will be found
Inducements strong enough TO keep purchasers
from going further North
JOHN DOOLEY,
NIB Sim No 81 Main street Richmond.
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M ECHANICS, UNION ASSOCIA .
lM TION.-CASH AND GUARANTEE CAPI

M ECHAN1CS3 q NJ ON ASSOCI .
Iva TION.-CASH AND GUARANTEE CAPT.
tai S50,000.-Offce in Exchange building, next
doo- to the Post Office, Richmond. M. B. DEAN
President. Finance Committee: William Patten,
G. C. Wood, II. B. Judkins.
This Is Association of Working Men and
others for the mutual assistance of each other in
case of sickness or accident.
By the payment of the following annual deposits,
you will become life member, and will be entitled
to weekly benefit during life, if you should be
disabled by sickness accident from attending to
your ordinary business or occupation.
YEARLY DEPOSIT OF MEMBERS UNDER 50
YEARS OF AGE.
Table Of Rates, No. I.
Those drawing for the first weeks sickness, by
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FINE WATCHEs,-A,

e FINE WATCHEs.-Any LADY or
"a gentleman desiring to pnssess really fine
EN2 Watch, can be supplied by us, AZ we have
- son hand acme really superior Watches thar
can be recommended for tim. and durability: and
rivals We bave them in gold hunting cases. also
with open faces, and either gold or white enamel
dials
We invite allin want of fine Watch 10 rise ma
call fattering onrsflves that we can furni ID them
on ss good If not better terms than they can be nyo
cnreos ther IN this or foreign cnuniiies Previous
70 sending abroad tor Watch which may be uro.
cured Of Jon know not whom give Us csll. *.
anime our prices and aus'i les. and satisfy your.
sen GENhET 4 JAMES,
"h 40 Eagle Square.
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LEECHES! LEECHEs!

THE SUBSCRIBER, thankful for the pat
i ronage extended TO him Tor the past twenty
years in his profession, would respectfully inform
hs friends that all orders for him win be promptly
attend ed to If left AZ the store of MARTIN g. TUR.
pm. on Min street. between 7,h and 6sh streets
or at his ressdeucA, Leigh strest, between 2nd and
3rd sireets.
On hand. prime lot q swefdisd Leeches.
EDWARD r. MARTIN,
NIB 9-lms Leeehar and ruprey
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ARRIVED,
Steamship City ofNorfolk, Post, New York. to A
S Lee.
Schr Courier, Rogers, Boston, mdze to Currie
Schr Westover, Rogers, Boston, mdze to David
Currie.
Schr Ocean, Mitchell, Baltimore. guano.
Schr VIM Colquitt, kirwin Baltimore, mdze.
Schr Jos H Aud, Bell, Norfolk, mdze.
Schr Sarah Ann, Tally, York River, corn to L
Webb & Son
Sloop New Packet, suittfeld, mdze.
SAILED,
Steamer Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia Mayo & At
kinson.
Schr John Perkins. Boston, nadze. w D ColQuitt.
Schr Juliet, Baker Boston, mdze, d Currie.s
Schr T III Thompson, Nickerson. Danyers.
Schr Fiayilla, Taylor, Norfolk. mdze.
Schr Ann Baker, Smith, Philadelphia, coal
Schr Hester A Jones, Jones. Port Deposit
NEW YORK. March Geld, schrs Jamestown.
Cook, Petersburg; Richmond, Tilby, Richmond
Hanover, Chichester, do; Mary Mankin, WYATT do
BosTo., March 22-Arrd, brig Mary, Richmond.
KEY WEST, March l6 -On Thursday, 18th ult,
the brig Sarah yose, Dinks master, from Attakapas
for Richmond, Va. put into this port in leaking
condition. She left Attakapss on the 18th Febru
airy, sprung leak on the 2eth, but succeeded in
freeing the vessel for two days. After making Cape
San Antonio. the leak increasing. her course was
altered for Key West. Cargo 3s5 hhds molasses
100 hhds sugar She has discharged and will be
hove out for further examination
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RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIE,
CERTAINLY CURED BY THE
INDIAN PAEACEA,

EJLUMBlNG.-The subscriber begs leave to
L inform the public that he is carving on the
PLUMBING BUSINESS in all its various branches
and is now prepared to fit up Water Closets, Hot.
Cold and Shower Baths. Stationary Wash Stands
Boilers, &c. Having obtained the services of com
petent workmen, he will do at short notice. and on
reasonable terms, any work ordered Thankful
for past iavors he solicts contin of the same
Shop on 10th street between Main & Cary streets
NH 4-lm A. ARSELL
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SPRING FASHIONS.

LII Gentemen who desire to wear fine. IL
wei. finished and fashionable Hat, of Richmond
make, at as low or lower price than at any house in
this city, requested to call on the subscriber.
who has just commenced distributing the Spring
style OF Hats. warranted equal to any made in this
or any of the Northern cities.
He would also call the pubhcs attention to his as.
surtuent of Magyar, Kossuth and Hungarian Hats
just received and receiving, which he win sell low.
Call soon at No. 1877, BIZ DAD street sic of the Vel.
low Hat RICHARD MOORE
p s-keep il before the people, that they can, for
81 30, get Moleskin Hat that sell every where
for S3; and all others at the very low rates
NH Chm PN
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nAGUERKEOTYPI Sits truly said that
y the Dsguerreotypes, taken by MINIS g.
WATSON are beautiful, true TO nature, y. Nh eyes
perfect, expressive, clear and sharp, aad altogether
free from the smutty shades which are frequent
y upon Daguerreotypes As for their light, no
better you win fnd-it lie clear, soft and mid snd
they prepared to take pictures in clear cloudy
weather, which they viii warrant never TO fade or
he surpassed by any. Cab and examine choice
collection of specimens, whether you wish pic.
ture or not Adm ission always free
MINNIS e. WATSON, Mansion House,
No. $50 Main 9. !, Richmond and
nah l6 sycamore It Petersburg
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SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
EMIGRANT PASSAGE AND REMIT.
TANCE AGENCY.

LISBEO SWALLOW TAIL LINE
OF London and Liverpool Packets
QiRiNNELL, MlNTURN a. CO. OWNERS1
- The undersigned are sole Agents a.
zs2sfor the sale of passages in the above 49,
hne, composed of the following first class Ships
New word, Queen of the West, Constitution,
Liverpool. Ashburtan Albert GaIlatin. Constantine
Pa'ri"k Henry, American C ngress, Cornelius
Grinnell. Independence, Yorktown, Prince Albert,
Sir Robert Peel, London
For the accommodation Of emigrsnts, and to
protect them from any imposition, we win direct
SIGHT DRAFTS
On Edwards. Sanford e. Co., London, for any
amount from g. upwards yshle at any bank ia
the United Kingdom without discount
Irishmen wishing to send money to ther
friends. or bring Them out from the old country
win find orr Drafts and Passages the most reliable
means.
ADAMS 4 Co, No. s, 18th street.
NH 16--d3m
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lEtt SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
OF CLOTHING.

NEW SPRINU ANU SUM MEX STUCh
OF CLOTHING.
80 s. MERCHANT g. WElSIGER, No. 112
HA Main street, are now receiving their Spring
M and Summer Stock OF CLGTHING. EN-,
--AaA- bracing every variety and quality Their
goods were manufactured by themselve expressly
for this market, and will be sold on reason able
terms. Merchants requested to call and ex.
anime our stock. which they will find well adapted
to their trade, in style and quality.
5. MERCHANT 81 WEISIGER
N. B.-Also, a large stock of Shirts and Golfers,
well made and Of good material!
nh Is s. N. & w
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DRRsTON g MRRRIII.,- YE1.T
POWDERS, warranted TO make light sweet
ard nutritious bread when gsod fonr IL used. and
s equally adapted for hot biscuits rolls ana ca es Of
al kinos for sale By ]. PICOT
mai Corner opposite the Old Market.
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IIChtl5 HHIVts
Certificate of package of wholes 1915, halves
1877 so, quarters 90 rs.
~ Orders for Tickets in any of the Maryland
Lotteries will meet the M st prompt and confden.
tislattention, if addressed to F. MORRIS e. CO.,
Managers, or to CIV PURCELL,
NH I Richmond, Va.
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
DIS Broad Street Shackne Hill.

opposite THoS. D. oUARLEs DRY GOODS Store.
n PETER TINSLEY informs q
IA his friends and the public that he1kS
~ has opened, at the store above named,
tirely new and well selected stock of Boots,
Shoes, Carpet Bags. &C., TO which he in
vites the attention of all in want of Goods in his
line
For the ladies will be found select assortment
OF Caters, Slippers, &c, amongst which we emu
merate French Lasting Caters, assorted colors
entirely new and beautiful; also, half Caters
seme style; bronze kid Slips; Jenny Linds and
Exc elsoirs, of all colors; patent leather Jenny
Linds; pump spring Slips and Buskins; Parodi
Ties; French glazed kid Slips, sc.
For Misses and children, all descriptions of wear.
For gentlemen, win be found fine stitched Boots,
pump sole Boots, Congress Caters, Oxford Ties,
kossuth Ties Monterey Ties, and select assert.
ment OF Shoes.
For servants general assortment of Shoes
Northern and city made
Ladies', genemens, Misses and children's Boots,
Shoes and Caters made to order
The whole stock having been selected in the
Northern and Eastern markets with great care by
one experienced in the trade, viii be sold at small
advance upon cost, for cash, or to punctual Gus
toners PETER 1INSLEY,
NH 12-12t 238 Broad street Sbockoo Hill.
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no THE LOVERS OF THE WEED--
! just received lot of R. A. Mayo's splendid
oonewmg Tobacco, with and without sweetening =
Also lot OF hne Cigars. WIN NJ DADE
NH 10 Opposite Old Market. Main a.
NOTICE TO COUNTRY MEIfCH1NTS.
~ The subscriber would moot respectfully cal
the attenton Of Merchants visiting Richmond. this
season, to his stoek Of Boots, Shoes. Trunks.
Leather, 0c., which viii be sold low, either
by the dozen or the package, by
ALEX. HILL,
NH 20 R1 Msin Exeek Fichmond. Va
MtNsiuN HuLsE, NO. IS Ia, MAIN
M SThEEr.--six or eisl young Gentlemen esn
be accommodated with 0AaD At this house q
very moderate ternA JOHN A. JETER,
NH 6-lmt
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yNO THE PUBLIC.-HENRY SHAFER &
l. co. are still receiving additional supplies OF
Frock and Dress Goats. beautiful styles OF
Business Goats, Cashmere Pants. Silk and
Marseilles Vests-to which they would again wife
the attention Of the public. There cannot be found
a greater diversity of styles or patterns. NH "a
WHITE LEAD, RED LEAD, Lllharge
w Chrome Green and Yellow, Vermilion, Black
and Blue, Smalt's Gold Leaf Linseed Oil, Turpen
tine, Varnish, &c. &c, received and for sale by
WIN. MAYO DADE,
Opposite Old Market, Main street,
NH "a Richmond Va.
~ MBROIDERIES.- & La
II THROP have received per steamer Roanoke,
French Embroidered Lace and Muslin Sleeves ;
French embroidered lace and muslin Collars snd
ChemiZetts; one carton embroidered Swiss Mus.
Inns; also, Fiills, Cambria and Muslin Trimmings.
NH "a
PLANTATION BOOK.--J. W. RANDOLPH
/ has published the Plantation and Farm Instruc
ton, Regulation Record, Inventory, and Account
Book, for the use of managers of estates, and for
the better ordering and managem aat Of plantation
and farm business in every particular. By South.
ern Planter "Order is Heavens first law Pope
Price o.. larger edition is also for the use of
cotton plantations. Price S. so. NH %
YELLOW PLUSH.-ksssys 1rom the Lon
IL don Times, vol-50c
Yellow Plush Papers, by Thackery, l vol-50c;
being vol and Of "Appleton's Popular Librsry Of
the best Books" just published, for sale by
NASH & WOODHOUSE,
NH % Eagle Square.
Co. MOST VALUABLE PRIVATE
E:I DWELLINGS IN THE CITY OF RICH.
MOND FOR SALE.-The subscriber is authorized
10 sell those three handsome Brick Dwellings on
the West side OF 18th street, opposite II the Carl
ton House, now in the occupancy of Mr. VIM S.
Donnan, DR. R. A. Darlington and Mr. J. C. shafer.
These tene nents are nearly new, are well built, aud
most conveniently located for the merchant or
man OF business, being within i've minutes walk of
the principal places of business
Also, the Lot at the corner of 18th and Marshall
streets, having thereon several small buildings.
yielding fair annual rent. Apply to
mn IL w. GODDIN.