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INSURANCE..

THE BRITISH COMMERCIAL LIFE INSURANCE
L Company Iornhill Lor don and No CD Wall ssreet,
New York having In addition to ia itsl OF 81
deposited with the Comptroller Of sb State 500 oO of
great seHur looking
ity elaine t~eDty and tirsy neuce; and l.
gred TO receive prop sas Including California and
General Agent Tor tho United states No 65 Wall street.
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Co@xauA's EsqOao Hat t,ye ~, wiGaGag CO
ptsb shs sswar. Of
pulled aver squaliy lsortot IL S0sfapos nsd,c.sad
'of oor1nB pmpss tr.ohl sailO ohaoH
befr Sc P1aJre subtle ngtouta halr irBto
boo7 tianid lily sh,ss roetorAs.vs AZ
ho n y siko, -trert 1rsI STORE fsoD 6roGd
Wigs rsu Eoopses 1Ss rnoss who Need
bn- "g .esrers asd strang inv sed 20 inspsgt
AAlhN UUtNs mntchlrSs Hcmene OF bnr DouRtsn art.
1i'5 ar liy, hi col az Usser shank
otosttro aid k natures arf@bgeMs0t are btte. 10
u" bsa1 ne The lair cfo SNaine and compare thosa
etyan.gs ~hcn bsiopg almost e1cl~sgoly 10 Crehugh
uEs. l59 broadway, mp stafp.
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Kail HHt,-W y. David. having Issued the
fall styles Of gntIeueps hats invites the attention Of
sDd the ublic ospsct them his
l second from Duane street whore every
variety Of style may be chosen.
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Crsyon Dsguer, eosy Pes
Made only %
NO s63 Broadway.
nAtes tsI.


Aa'' ~ sooTs Gallery.
No s63 broadway.
Proetse patestod.
C~I~red picsys ss --ra- Most Bsmussra. Co.
lor.6 stur-- of tho age sre oss or,tt d.
ss ss on P;p' ,ssss a; ~. g Gale, ,t ne
Siin,iIg
Ansos's Dseucrr.esypes, large s,zs, Tor 90
bsse 18th velvet ana twc. ID. size ay 10 the sty
SOLO aa' 70 adSsoS 90 ssossssS
opposite the metropolitan Hotel
Superior Dag que. re oty pes taken for Twenty
Avesssts. By o-AEs, RAGs co. 2ss Broadway
French eats, Elegant, Fass,sOnapie and DIS
the prepriesors Of The ps ss,,
rsulr, wo,tSs attention ofth0so affect French
Soxnspx Caa be moro popular or moro Be au.
oAu than nAFFskTY Lsask,s fan J, ss,ls o. 9ssess-
wsS ssss eia md in 80
M
xa,l Hat.-W r. David. having Issued the
fl styles Of g.ntIeuen hats invites the attention of his
S Duane street whrs
variety Of style may be chosen.
Ban.a's ss.Ii Style Caps and Chtidr ems
Eay hats Ihi season e@brseesa great OF thu
ana bss lis ths TO this braooh Of
isssss !. sass. iii ,ias 'a'A' p''
MN. bAkrA, corner Of Canal ana Wooster streets.
sneh Is lne Case tho Peoples Hssse,s,
tbe practical cLanics Of ii Park have peoduced
is,E row opposite the Astor Honse Prices IS and ST.
OAOSnnBu 81 Gaze ts~st QnaiIsy ann style, for
9s tall AID winter trade siso superior stock Of
sths ssssiUsr's and vsst,gs always baId At HESaY
1 YOSrsEs wall ksowp clothing esAablshrcn. No q
.Srtisndt street.
rich aAd FAs.sonabIe CIusnsau.-Alfred
NJ NhGE CU No Al B. o.d cay, have opsa Cor e.-
art All ano tse superb tmsnt OF we'll male gar
merits every de crfp0n suit able for fall winter
war No deviation in prsces. ~
Cheap and FasnsOnabie
CLOTHING
Broadway Clothing Sto1e, No. $50.
q. LEvIE.
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u ba! Yoa'v. 80 wnisk.rs or n,u~

H0x bms 80 Wn1ske q
tscbas WY don't you use my atY IL will 1, az
weeks Ia q our bard 10 strong and Thick will
~ IN njnre tie sln. abs is strange has ,a.t
~ botto sent 10 bny rt Of The country sold bv
nrs. Haye 10 Fulton street..
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EIghg Spacious S0 Is ruOmsg
Tremendous B,rgei In Carpets
at uinAM .NDEH5Oo'sl
No 50 Hower.l
IpnmeDte asortmea'l
4 xmilst Iursey. psrs'ai
Velvet Mosaic aqd 1ru.seis!
THE. Pl aud lusr h c. pstsf
Mossic huap and rsble gVversl
Gold Winaow s. ADJ 5!
Flo,r Oiicloths, to 8 yards widei
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SoPFR'NIEN OFFICE. CRYSTAL PALACE,
y Sept. s 1853.
The public respectfully informed thss the Or
Pslnce Is every day. Sundays excepted
further notice
Children rder ~ eve years Of ge.......... 70
!. eskiy ticket from Monday to ~
Monthly tickets for each eaoar. b) 50
Notice he 81 weekly tickets will be abolished
AFTER Saturday tho Path inst and tho price Of
sauda. OF Zach week will redoced to IS cents az
ter satnTdny, oct. 4.
Tickets MAJ be purchased ct the entrances to tho ryst
Palace, or Mt the music STORE of W. Hail No 239
Brosdwsy corner Of Psrb pse. also at Joll es
store, 800 Broadway. jim N. BATCHGLDER.
Secretary OF the Superintendent.
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BILLIARDS IN BRCoKLYN -TuE PROPRIETOR OF
- se Montague all Billiard Rooms informs
40 TIE public tpa In OF the demand
TAB hs Le hos aided sso tables,
mSkinp n ALL twelve tables Ihs AID
ged rior thos Of the all
admirers Of this fashionable anusement should t this
sstablifhmept N Tho r-,tau art ndj Dieg hc above
eoems Eli DO opened very shortly when dns viii
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&E RrWARp.-LOSr ON sATU aDAg NIGHT LAST
RC il aorand street. ard Bo~ery stage in geins from
sS 10 VOLS Faro Co and several others
will be paid for delivery at the Office ofthe Herald.
CD REV RID LOST ON MONDAY rAST IN TIE
spO vicinity Il Jeaer and streets, small white
poodle dog enswers to the o. Piuk The sn'o by
ny cad dog TO le5 will roceiyo the
above reward and the thanks Of tho owner
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BFrbAiL she mar ter, 1863 J amber. street (a-ar
uhn,snJ has sst.r tige which is iasAsls pspve it
he VIII st re she hair mske charge The only m
na.tusrie the city who mAies this offer II is
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T,XTRA PEY-ALfi u. 9. NAVY SAILORS woo
II served IN nited States vessel IN che Pacific
,ue frem 18i0 1852 pity oot in thi
OF E0wA aD Is s. LII, Agons,
0afe) Purser y. 5, Navy, 20 ooutn William street. b.
low all
TINTED STATES NAVY -SAILokS, EXTRA PAY
- Once. THOMAS l. BaAYNAhD. 81 Wall streok
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Your Hair II Grey You wi.h 10 c,

Your Hair 10 Grey You Ian 10 Cnange
u To brnwi black without rick of me,s tho col
minrips the r OTIS ~ nbres vsy god row. desire
tins ebapae 20 be effected by natursi process must
nethir ssc yet discovered viii answerCafS "a
ICEUS Excelsior hair rye manufactured, sold and
pied by the inventor, at No g Astgr House
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FURNITURE

ShE BEOADWAY.-ENANgLLBD AND COTTAGr
O1O Great reduction IL pIices (illias Eyrxe
Offering rioL eets OF spsmed aud chamber furniture
~ lover rates thar all ms DE- ct factory 40
Greene street. of silD drod matrels GILLIEs 3YkNA,
b8 Broadway east side. Tow doors above Spfins erseA
nHN1IsTkY- WsNTFD PRACTICAL DENTIST,
- Tho undo stanes tng teesb gid plata VIII
the roots extracted. also solored to atead
tire office. i. FOWLER, % Blocker street.
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Ladies Visl ing the city find at Mil
y Canal street a,ios' ssiter booss az rs los and
l; ihpp'ys ties and bushias Ind rubber roots and
Shea with boy sses' chi dreos Acd shoes
Al kinds and prices H. MILLEh CO., l34 Canal st.
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RE w ARDS.

C700 REWARD WILL Bg PAID BY TIE UNDeH
plUU aaDed fer b. discovery. d. ad or Give Of q
Levy merchant, Of Bayo sara, Louisiana ~ho left his
boarding hons: A. Barclay street. tho 18th aasus
last Win TIE intention of going New,rh and Philaiel
pha, and ha, OF been heard of since He Frenchmsn
by birth speass German and good English aboat
thirty ave forty Of age Ave feet nine
lesht dark eompesion wesricg soa.se; DR.. ascd in
tlsck cloth coet and pants and white
lin o csrpt rag aud umbrella Any Information that
leot Ia fhs discovery OF the of
will be literally ~arfed besides the thanks
of his NJ xon ~ N. st distressed T. Iatives
MORRISON, LEVY Co, rs William street
Newark and Pbiladelph papers please COW
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Cheap and Fssns Disable
CLOTHING
Broadway Clothing Stoae No. $50.
BAh! (aDu Win ,ynas am Emenasi IL

ont the Of arhi0D he survey. win
A. not che wr. kie, hs but in HIS shirt tue
mirror ell sir, tie past csl't BIO meaded 10 TX the
1utuse, though kemem0.r SREsN, NO. Abtor House,
nakss the hind Of sLts yoa want and
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WET nUnSE WANTED AioUnG, HEALTHY DE
N Specialize take charge of infant. apply
1T No. D Tn yersity placo.
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Rseb C...ur.,ugs. sn,i.s. l. I..a.a,,ary, AS

UhSU pcAuSss - AAOAhsbsAhy, TIC
Peril PREPARED sxnDr tsou fall styes
sryns desirable aesort oDt Of rich vel
Brussels Shreepy AID ingram carootin<r
E.g,sh AIosess oil slot and Ill otnsI goods Dor
nuns he all Of which they oeriss At pgicet
hat ahsIlsnge competition.
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cory for th.re aftie'es removed No ~ sr.ad
3paosi he 'est -hes. he has the best CO mm ID =,
" .he @ord fr rhe application OF his ia Gus hair %
che s.s Of HI re~.y Invested gigs sad toupees v,
rrvs's all de0r.
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WATCBMAK ER WANTED APPLY AT IL WALL
w street, second floor.
WANqFD IsMsDIA-ELY- FIRST lTE GENE
w ra hrsss rnisftr None ctr need apply to j Cord
nan BIZ, tber, ~ Readc street up stars.
VNANTED-TwFLvEBS NoULhERs FOR FIN 9
w casting. CORNEklUs, BAKER Co., Philadel phia.
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oAuI than hAFFEKTY LEAsK's fall style Of Dagusr
nan they do Of sh and nnish
wh tbss dssirsbs quality and In I'd
fhev are the no ultra of the age No 81 Chatham
1rsst Chamber strot and Of chatham
Pear str
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LTEAD QusRTERs LIGHT GUARD. sspT % 1883 =
u Special order This nnpany vim parade this day AZ
2"cloek NJ 10 fn unorm to assist in the performance
Of seors DUTY to the Boston City Gasrd Ry order.
Ed VIkCENc Commandant Lii Guard.
EDWARD B. COOPER. Orderly.
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EcW"B ""Is1H''eS "O'stsH e.1e = TO- o.
Eng hea been r1duced the Insls
~ bstler than A Dapufs tory u cat ex
st 6isd up with oBeqa siei ection Rd fle, ~ith
Ach lists talent enables to ps duce
iuvtossns all the Of the orld AID OUT
Gait and oxsuine them bud their work.
And form your own jod kmept
N SINGER & co, No 1913 Broadway
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le Lot
street,
len has
ANY
Norma
able, or
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MORTIMORE'S BITTER CORDIAL
MI AND BLOOD PIRIEIER-PRIcE 81 PER

m
1Nl AND BLOOD PURIFIER.-PRIeE 81 PER
BoTTLE.-Physicans of the first standing in the me-
deal profession and prescribe it the most eec
tive ALTERNATIVE and BLOOD PURIFIER ever
known: while vast PLUMBERS who had long suffered
from diseases ompaints brought on by sedentary
habits exposure, indigestion, torpid state of the live
Impurities of the blood, now look upon this COR.
DIAL most mysterious and magical IN its healing
in the treatment and of Neural gia, General De-
bty and Nervous Affections, Dyspepsia or Indiges-
ton Loss of Appetite Acidity OF the Stomach Ner-
vous Headache, or Flow of Blood to the Head Cos
tiveness OF irregularities o the Bowels, Plenrisy,
Pains or Misery III the Side or Region of the Heart,
Fatulency or Depression of Spirits Papitation of the
tration Of the Nervous System, Cold Chilly Sensa-
tons. Numbness of the Flesh or Limbs Difficult or
Profuse Expectoration, Night Sweats Diseases the
Heart, or Affections of the Lungs Jaundice Diseases
of the Kidneys, Derangement or PROSTATE Condition
of the Organs OF Nature which painfu irregu.
larities, especially with Females producing Debili
and Prostitution Of the Nervous System, Pale or Sa
MoRTfMORE.s BITTER CORDIAL is Pure
vegetable, pleasan sltake, and perfectly safe be
nsed ia any state ofhealth even by the most deica
female or child
L1- Price one dollar pc bottle.
w. v. ALEXANDER Co, Proprietor sEo. B
clay street, tAstor House, New York.
EY Remember that we sell at wholesale and reta
III all its forms either irAianmstoy acute, or chro-
mic, no difference now bad the case, or how long
standing. This is M0rtimore' s RHEUMATIC COM.
POUND, which is vegetable extract, an internal
remedy, prepared expressly for this one disease It
has already cured thousands whe had long been Grip
pies. The evidence is most overwhelming aud con-
vincing, as given by vast numbers iou most re.
Call and get circular and read the letters andcer-
thcates of your friends and those around ven who
had long suffered, but who have been restored to
For sale by PURCELL, LADD & CO., sole Agents
for Richmond. an 20
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AMBERT,S LOTTERY OFF,

~ NO. NORTH CALVERT STREET. BALTl
MORE, OPPOSITE BARNUM'S HOTEL-Tho
purchase sale of Lottery Tickets within the State
OF Virginia being now in violation of law, and at.
TENDED with heavy penalty on conviction the sub.
friends aud others who may feel disposed purchase
Having been resident of Richmond fer upwards Of
thirty years, and being pretty generally known
throughout the State, he deems il
to give any further assurance that all business conf
ded to him will be promptly and properly attended
to-
,B Packages, single Tickets and shares, in all the
Maryland Lotteries for sale.
pOndents by the first mail.
~ Prizes eashed at sight.
Address THOMAS LAMBERT.
my LISTS Baltt1rnrs ia
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 81 @
prick HOUSES AND LOTS ON

H BROAD STREET, FRAMED HOUSES AND
LOTS ON CATHARINE STREET, AND VACANT
LOTS ON LEIGH STREET, AT AUCTION-On
WEDNESDAY,, the l4th day Of September, COM
meneipg at u o'clock, p NJ, upon the premises will
be sold two Brick HOUSES and LOTS, situated on
the north side of Broad street, nearly opposite the
residence of Mr. Saml. J. Rutherford, one of which
is now in the occupancy of Mr.. B. Cassagrande as a
grocery store. These houses have been built within
few years past contains about four rooms EACH with
a wig, with well of good water in the yard and
are peculiarly adapted for grocery stands and granary
stores. The lots front p feet each, and run back
I66f3et.
Also, two FRAMED HOUSES and LOTS on the
south side of Catharne street, in the occupancy
of Messrs. Smith 4 Shepperson, front Is feet each
ran back l40 feet, have been recently built.
Also, two LOTS OF GROUND, on north side OF
Leigh street north of Buchanan Spring fronting 80
feet each and running back IFS feet
The above property is owned by gentleman about
to remove from the State and will therefore be po-
sitively sold: Being located in rapidly improving
nelGhborhoods particularly that Broad street, il
shoRd attract the attention of those wishing to invest
IL real estate which viii always yield good rents
and steadily improve.
au 50 JAMES NJ TAYLOR Auctr
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WORLDS TEMPERANCE CONVENTION
The second Worlds Temperance Conyen-
ton met in New York Tuesday. NEAL Dow,
Of Maine, was elected President. The Con-
vention was q little disturbed in It's opening
proceedings by the remnants Of the motley
temperance conclave of last week. Some of
the strong minded women" obtruded them
selves upon it and wanted 70 take a hand in
the business, bat they were excluded.
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Mr.. Hall of Cincinnati, who was stabbed
by DIR. Ames, passed good day on Sunday,
and in the evening was comfortable, with
quiet pulse. inflammation had not yet APP
peared, but was expected, and strong hopes
were entertained that il may be managed.
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WAsurssreN, Sept. 7th.--The young lady who
eloped from the Convent on last Sunday. was mar.
ried to-day at the National Hotel The name OF the
lucky gentleman is German N. Jordan, of Jordan's
Springs Va, and the name of the Mississippi bean
~. Miss Mary Roach Three hundred thousand
dollars is the estimated wealth OF the bride.
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ses GoDDIN APPERsoN, Auctrs.
DRICK DWELLING ON THE EAST

H. line of Esd street, between Main aud Fran kiln
streets, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Will be sold. ON MONDAY, the 10Th day of Sep
TENDER, 1855, upon the premises commencing at 5
O'clock the large Brick Dwelling on the East line of
Esd, between Main and Franklin streets now in the
occupancy of Mrs. Julia Ann Woodsor. The house
has ten rooms. Is in good order, and well built.
TERMs-4th cash, balance az 4 and u months for
negotiable notes, interest added, secured by trust
deed, or title retained.
Sc GODDING APPFRSON Apcts
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TRADE OF CINCINNATI.-The annual statement
of the Price Current, published on the eth, shows
increase of 81 090000 in the value of imports,
and increase in the river tonnage of 260 600 tons
over last year. The Hay produce handled here is
equal TO one-third the entire crop Of the West and
is valued at nearly nine millions dollars.
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T AND FOR SALE IN HENRICO-

subscriber, in view of embarking in business requir
ing capital, is induced to offer his FARM stu
ated in the County of Henrco, about four miles east
of the City of Richmond for sale.
The tract consists of 1874 acres bounded the north
by the lands of Col John Thorn, on the west by j. B.
Bragg and John Currie on the south by Jacob s. At
lee and on the east by unoccupied lands of William
Green and others.
About fifty acres of the land is cleared and in
healthy state of cultivation
Cornelius Creek passes through it, affording
ceent body of meadow land. The uncleared portion
of it's mostly clothed with growth of oak and pine
Much of it will cut thirty cords of wood to the
me Improvements are eoniortaole, CONSISTING OF
stock well of excellent water, and grove of gi.
gantc oaks overshadowing the whole
Being DESTROYS to sell speedily, great bargain will
be offered if application be made before Tuesday, the
Goth day of September next. If sold before that
time, it will be offered at public sale that day at 5
O'Clock in the afternoon. PATRICK JORDAN.
Sale conducted by
G0nnTN AppFRSON Aucfsrs
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Nh WALKEz.-The Washington Star states tia
the reason it doubted that Mr.. Walker had rendered
his resignation was that he had drawn his outfit
$1,000 Itnow believes that he has sent in his re-
signation The President had not accepted it, the
Star says, up to Wednesday noon.
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FIRE AT PROVIDENCE, r. lon Tuesday night
the extensive croekery establishment of Messrs.
Whitaker & Sons, in this place, was totally destroy
ed by fre-loss $4,000. Insured for SIS 600.
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The anniversary of the death of Gen. Lopez was
cesenra.ed on the LIST inst, in the St Louis Cathe-
drsl al New Orleans
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The U. s, Ship Cyane arrived at St. John, N. B.,
on the Cd inst. She saluted by the British
ship of war Netiey.
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Charleston and Savannah continue IN en;ov nm.
Interrupted health. The average of deaths ia both
cities being less than is usual in the summer
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The Charlottesville Jeti'ersonien records
the death of James a. Morris, q deputy sheriff
Of Albemarle, and very much esteemed
man
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IT S. MAIL LINE-FOR NETWORK

..
- q via NORFOLK, Ely TEE FAvoRITE sIDs-WHEEL
OCEAN STEAMSHIP ROANOKE, Z. Cavendy, Com
Iiauder
Leaves every FRIDAY AFTERNOON at four
o'clock.
The Roanoke will receive Freight to-day, Thurs
2. NJ Friday the Sth inst, leaving FOUR O'Clock
in the AFTERNOON of that day: before which
hour passengers are requested to be on board.
TICKETS and BERTHS can be secured at our of
flee, SOUTH SIDE OF THE BASIN.
Passage, including meals nc, land no extras only
$40 Steerage passage only S.
Passengers for Norfolk charged the same as by the
river boats.
Sc ct LUDLAM & WATSON
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EALL IMPORTATION OF CHINA,

EALL IMPORTATION OF CHINA,
a EARTHENWARE AND FANCY ARTICLES.
The subscriber offers to country merchants and 9TH
WARE, CHINA, TABLE CUTLERY and FANCY
ARTICLES, of his direct importation, from the
tavorlts factories OF England and France. together
CUT GLASSin every variety, &C. The assortment
comprises in part the following:
DINNER SETS-Gllt decorated gold band and
white French China
Do do White granite and blue prnt-E'ow-
ing blue, purple, damascene, plum
TEA SERVICES in sets Of So, a, IS. 60, II and 81
PIECES yaTTing in pTce from So to 500 per get
WATER PITCHERS, covered and uncovered Ba-
SOILS and Ewers, Toilet Sets, Rich Vases, commen
and decorated Mugs, common Earthenware, suita-
BILE for country trade.
Table and Dessert Forks, Salt and Mustard Spoons,
p, NsS s2 i RRgs Mustard Pots Casters
pieces; ivory handle Knives and Forks, in dozens;
common Knives and Forks, in dozens.
BRITANNIA WARE-Casteys from the most COM
LOOKING GLASSES-Splendid giis ornamented
Frames French Plate, of various Sizes suitable for
LOOKING GLASSES in great variety and Toilet
GLASS WARE-Plain, pressed and cut
Tunblers, Wines Pitchers, Salvers, Bowls
Preserve Dishes, Decanters Lemonades
Egg Glasses, Goblets, Champaignes
Safety Fluid Lamps, Water Bottles
Butter Plates, Syrup and Molasses Cans
Salts, CeIeries, Caster Bettles Preserve Jars and
Fish Globes.
LAMPS-The Improved Solar Lamp, of which the
subscriber is the sole Proprietor Parlor He'll, Fac
tory, Store and Hand Lamps
CHANDELIERS of Z, s. c, g, &c. burners, furnish
ed reasonable terms.
WATERS and TEA TRAYS, Lanterns, Table Mats,
Dish Covers, Toy Tea and Dinner Gets. Stone Ware
at factory price.
The subscriber offers all the above Goods On rea-
souebe terms, and is satisfied that call from Coun.
try Merchants or persons contemplating house keep
ing will convince them that his stock is not sur
passed in price, quality variety by any establish
ment in the State. Small profits and quick saes'
is his MOTTO Call at III, west Main ST.
7-eod6t JAS. ID. B. EVANS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-09
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS

H ALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
Il. FOR 1853.-The subscribers are nov in recent
OF their Stock of Fail and Winter Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, which will be found complete co,npris-
ing all the most fashionable styles of Fanny Goods of
the season, together with large and complete assort
ment ofSsaple Goods.
Returning thanks the public for their patron
age we solicit from them call this season. assuring
them will, heretofore exert ourselves to give
entire satisfaction, goods having been purchased
for the meney, in the Northern cities ard determine
ed as we<are to adhere TO established principle
of small profits and szick sales. We feel assured
saying that Goods will be found as cheap as in
any house in the State
Our arrangements are such TO enable us to re-
ceive Fresh Goods each week during the season.
thereby keeping our assortment good through the
Teason
Below will list 2 few of the many articles Of
stock. viz:
Rick cord and black Rrocaded Silks Plaid and plain
eofddo; Plain Black 80; French and English Merl
noes; all COL plain Csshmeres and Mousens: rich
Paris Printed do do; plain and figured aud black and
coFd Alpacas; Enbroaeries of all kinds; Hosiery
Gloves, Ribbons. &c Cloaks, Mantillag &c; Irish Il
mems, Sheeting and Shirtings; Bed ana Negro Blan-
kets; heavy Woolens for Negro Clothing; Cloths
Eassimeres, &c.
Also, complete assortment of Gentlemen's Fur
n1shing Goods, to all of (which we call the attention
OF our City and Country customers AID the public
generally.
HART & MOSES, 63 Main Street
&c Richmond Va