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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20

CnRlSTY,s AMERICAN OPEhA HOUSE, AZ
ETHIOPIAN BsLoprys nv oHRIsTvs OPERA pi'
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NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham strse.-UxOLn Tos'
JADn.
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BuRsoN's THEATRE, chambers sreet-Tw ELrTn
UrsHr~ NY uE0LE's Cam.
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AMERICAN acknowledgement
ITO Eeorony. Evening OLD folks At HOME
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Mourning Cl0alks and B0nnots.-BarthOo
LOMEW WEED daily adding patterns and styles
10 their already extensive of cloaks
b0nnes Sol Broadway between St. Nicholas and Metropo
Titan Hotels. Remember the number.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20

Manuacturers-I. N. SINGER CO., now preparing to
receive orders for sewing machines Of extra size and entirely
description They will he warranted have I'D
purpose.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20

chow evidence frequent contacts
bus doorways to be packed away their
place by Of knox black hat: for the fall
KNOX presents the public with article in the shape
fall hat that perfect thing beauty in both shape and
finish Call for them at rs Fulton street. Only n is the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Duplex, Lever,
anchor and cylinder Watches in solid eighteen gold
cases. warranted mekeepers and first quality in
every respect for sale at importers prices
proved city acceptance 3S Broadway Of White
I'M
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WOODS AINsTREl's, Woods Musical Hall. ~ sroG
sUas-ErHIoPTAN EIssrRHIs.
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freight board before Saturday nsant and land
their bills Of lading, for sgnstnrs sUrTEN Co. No. 81
all street, or Messrs HOW rs Co. 93 Pearl street
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vpANCONrS uIPPoDRUAE-STRRrrx CBksr-sg
acrr RAcIKe, 6e- Afternoon snd Evening.
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400 DaguerreOtypes arc Taken Daily I'm
the hest pce of
REEFS co. at their extensive picture factory No 2S9
aItys4
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VILLAGES THEATRE. BroAdwsy-A EeaHIsc CA
-BIxAE HoyeH
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silks, Silks.-The Ladies' Will find tn
most elegant stock Of drygoods the city at HITCHCOCK
&LEADBEATER'S, 37 Broad way, and at prices which
satisfy purchasers They selling good quality of XII
price,
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Our assortment Is consisting Of felt hats pia
BILE otherwise every proporion cloth and winter
in great variety. WARNOCkS, Hatters,
Broadway. Irving House.
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JAMES GORDON sEESE
PROPRIETOR AND EnFFOR.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-26

gcncu for the b,ri | icll deeper and
deeper in love with katc fruupiugion ;
! married her (rom Yates uas gionms.
mani The old gentleman consented. and
be has since departed this lilc, and len
me once more IN possession NJ the Bung
Estates. with the Trumpingion ones al
80, and only hope every one Of my
reader, Is rs happy fellow as am.
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Tie first biz of silver be could call
his own. says the Hon. J. 7. Bucking-
ham, in HE just Published I" Personal
Memoirs vas ninepenee, the pro.
ceeds Of The sale of bunch Of bris,lss
TO a brush maker, lie kept IL q. a
poeis piece Tor year., aud lhen parted
With it 70 Poy fhe poitogs Of iettsr 70
he motLeS. How much is revealed Of
the human heart 10 such a irifiing snsc-
doie. The affections osereame ii'. van
i,y or the ineiP,ent love Of aeeumula.
iion. which boyish desires or want,
could nOl conquer.
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fa.st r.H tars a. fi.s s.si nss tass .tnns-
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Va alaf as i-suii. ha i~i t..ifh be- itvugih
i..ts ,sa. ioss ass.-aY, rsra tisasfh taf h.ar
W ta.ai, haiij of iiliria hke ih, salds
Tissarf ens b, ulis tsifL's rainef stii.f at4ar.
Ana trra n,r-'s bat lsilef b,i, 50 stand
Ils.aeh n. fna, dfssd tb. iis oncc believed
And tnu~ tiisf ttisfif.a shadows sn asf dsjs,
Nisi aaIia issf ais.nsf gufi 1ni b. deer.sfd
1ban o~a ufs aissn. s',d siaft uist bstfsys'
love oa isy. "a. tBosrh n.si irt g. sss
1t.s dsss Ia. pdhsf Va IT. eiriiiag a,raia
Ii4srh aifk And dsass ne slsid ss dcaih may b.,
Afetuous tio5y Yet shall Fisrcs the ciona.
Tbs irassi sl,sli that Heaven can gtr % laTs,
Toe sSesssss gsosgs-ei Msrry can toEiov,
l. the hios.'d ihoiehs that isA. The s-s bs sue
-rsii n.cei s6ovs lie hing loved below.
l.fs 90, irrs uu--Ctsatun hfeathss the words.
Thtu nysuc music even ~. srand
The sifsih b. rtbosa by ahnuniber.d cboTds,
And sentlrst ha-iu,s Yisld the fullest sound
A. how.ts keep .prng,ng, tho thsif dsIsiias hionn
l. ~ pat fsfth lot ~olns W ised upon,
~ heArs, th0eeh mHE b Traitors aud the tomb,
snail .tii bs pFeeio'is, and shall s'il live on.
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ca The sound of yoaf hammer. ssy.
FHnkl,n. # Use in he morning o.
niss - aigli, heard BY q creditor. makes
Lim essy siG rnDs'ihs longsr bar II be
sess yss II The gaming table or hs.n
your voice n the tavern ~Len yoa shoala
be a ~ork. he sesAs for be money sssi
dav
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-26

The gfeaiess wisAom II speech |.
20 kaos shsu. sna shsrs sAA shat 70
speak.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-26

--fiappiasss. Ike sasli, Is ns,sr
fosad ffofn hone. Aar Siihsat a bone.
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III "a as's pss1sa, 10 ssshoos ifi-
vial ohsnosz fisn 70 qssFssi si,ssl fbsm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-10
T GOODS,
TIL s.
1OoIS, THT
NEW FALL GOODs--IVTiT5TF

NV FALL GOODs--W TiT TFSFTTz
-. As Nv hfdAI .Lour suppiy 6f TRTs1ataas
iIasd complete Il surpasses IN choice an : now
s,yls, Y Iaf any tiIsg ret offered 10 the pbI
among IAs numerous articles which err -
the fashions Of the day. = e4aansAs among
lIMPs. m Greek and pointed patterns
Velvet GIdP5, velvet GA Lr,(,0sg r4.
BONs, and Bugls GIMPs with & II i. r. 3 81 3.
match, " , 70
Patent silk GALLONS for cLoAEs. aow.,.a
Real and imitation Jet oRgAMvrrS
BRACELETS, AMBER and BEADS. ac'' = AS ~.
Ladies, RIGoLETTEs, FAsclsATogs o,v,.
SCARFS, &c. 80 VI ERA
m We lsvs also eqs paper PATTERNS Of Cloak.
ter the new system of Mad. DemoYess @c-i al
Thus the ladies' of the city oil Riehrnsns
generous appreciation and renhd saste bsaa' whose
ed our enterprise, viii now find IN their rds
poriurn of TRIMMINGS and yARIETfpss an eEr-
not surpassed by any Of the ncrthern ctfes "aaea
Liberal allowance made to nleyrss,t..
makers. HIRSH 4 p01ers IN dfess.
Sc 13-lut s1a TER
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

y,.,ny GAMING, Why Dos'r you COME
a,ase $50 'Moses was won't TO say. aioreiime'
aad n a,alodes "a good bit ct practical phioso
INV. Every new engine slticks it--evety hsw
railway is 4 record of it--every line of telegraph
exrmpiifes it---every new rnedium nj aavetieias
illustrates II. The saying originated In the b9 ,s,s
nv" may be. but it In destined to be q cosfiop
Il began with individuals it is going on VIVA 40"
tions; il viii end with the world. ,,o,,,,.
I'll you're coming, why don't you coin s,,,as, all
tits uttered in almost all tongues ~ .be ;rnn
lands. 1t has runy around Chtistenau,'n,, 49, LEI
bedstead of procrustes has been ie,t ncitanu ~,
the torch and tagoi 1t has seuh". 80, .ia s,;ss,,
through the political world ana suo -, ..u .;ia
are among the baggage wagons anu l,e
1t has electrified the realm oi it'taaue 30 To-.
Ia h,,conn the living voice of humanity ana poet
w ;ts acbo The old Ramaee press has given
pIare 10 the cylinders whiried by the painting en-
ra,r. sr5 ,}onoht that moved at a funeral pace
now rushes on in tremendous charge, me OLD
guard and '-Aarions men were nothing TO IT,
.sIf vo,i're coming, why don't you come alonga'
s.S;x naces from the 'front.' is the word to every
bfy and everything that wants to be listened to
looked at. II you have anything to say say 1t; If
you have anything to do, do il. II you wish any
body see something, show It, "if you're coming,
why don't you come alonei'
10 used TO take six men to make a pin; now one
boy, pull clip and two strokes tor the business
Once, cradles rocked the grain for the garner
now, whirlwiud on wheels cuts threshes and bags
1t in breath.
Once fathers and mothers had the precedence
by few years: now. bellies with dolls and beaux
in pinaiores, distance the cold folks at holne;n
and take up the cry of the world Ifyour re coming
why don't you come alongf" ~~ss- s4ss-
Once they crossed the Atlantic in hundred
days; now let them exceed ten, and somebody
halls them from the lands end as they heave in
sight. IF you're coming, why don't you come
alonsi'--N Y. Tribane.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-10

A GENTLEMAN, claiming 10 be "ffiend to the
human race, and who keeps the run OF facts, fig
ares and babies has just laid before IAN inquiring
world the following statistics The whole num-
Der OF languages spoken in the world, amounts to
5ool os7 in Europe 936 in Asia 216 in Africa, and
1854 in America. The inhabitants of our globe pro.
tess more than 1000 different religions The mum
Der OF men Is about equal to the number of women
The average of human life is about 80 years One
quarter part die previous to the age of years and
one half before reaching II years of age and those
who pass this enjoy felicity refused to one-half
the human species To every 1000 persons only one
reaches le0 years in life; TO every 100 only
reachthe age OF 90, and not more than one in 500
live to so years of age"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-10

SHE HAD HIM-In his lecture on Monday even
ing, says the Portland Transcript, DR.. Boynton re-
lated that wishing explain little girl the man
ner in which lobster casts his she'll, when he has
outgrown it, he said What do you do when you
have outcrown your clothes You throw them
aside, don't youf' 'Oh no." replied the little one,
'4ee LET ont IL tucks." The Doctor confessed she
had the advantage of him there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-10

A CHALLENGE TO THE '.RAPPERs."-A gentleman
IN New York proposes to Judge Edmonds who
processes 70 believe in spiritual rappings, to give
fifty dollars TO any medium who will, in the pre-
seace of committee OF gentlemen, make table
move six tee-, or rise six inches from the floor by
other than mechanical means. He might just az
safely offer 500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-10

A THIRD SET OF TEETH.-Humphrey Powell,
aged 75 residing in Marion, s. c.. has new set of
every place where the old teeth had rotted out or
been extracted. Thirty two years ago he states
he lost some of his teeth aud others at Intervals
since that time. .sThe number of new teeth which
he has is seven, being number front teet
watch he had lost. They made their appearance
only few weeks ago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-10
NEW FALL ANDWINTER GOODS

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
IN We are receiving daily, aud now have on hand
in Store the largest and best assorted stock of STA
PIE AND FANCY DRY GOODS we have ever of.
fered for sale. We invite friends and customers
aud the public generally examine our stock before
they purchase misunderstanding of the follow
ing in part:
Brown and beached Sheetings and Shrtings.
bleached and brown Cotton Drills Bed Tickings and
cold Cambrcs, Blankets large stock, PULLED Cloths
Kerseys, Satinetts and Tweeds, Domet and all Wool
Flannels bleached and brown Canton Flannels, plaid
and plain, Linseys, black, blue, green and brown
French Cloths, black French Cassimeres and Doe
skins, Fancy Cassmeres and silkaud Wool vestings,
Irish Linens Table Damask and Napkins Linen Sheet
ings and Pillow Case Linens, French Merinos, all
colors large stock, English Mernos Persian Cloths
plain and printed French DeLaines, plaid aud striped
French DeLaines, rich printed Cashimeres and Satin
DeLanes, Saxony and Gala Plaids for children, La
dies Cloths all colors and qualities plain black and
black tgurd Silks, rich plaid and brocade Silks Nor
ri Antiques very rich, Dress and Cloak Trimmings
Muslin Lace Jaconett, Honton and Maltese Collars,
all of which we will sell on the best terms
WARREN & PERKINS,
Sc 70 No. / IL Eagle Square
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The venerable Joshua Shaw. of New Jersey the
original inventor of the percussion cap, states that
he has invented cannon primer, 5hat is water
proof, rapid, sure, strong that it will ignite
charge through the vent thirteen inches distance
enveoped in Ten cylinders of hannel and perfectly
secure from eXplcsion until the SIGNAL is given
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-10

A countrynan about to alter his condition, ap-
peared before an English magistrate to swear to
the affidavit required hy the new marriage act
when on It's being read to him, he complained that
he did not understand it. mot understand it."
said his worship, who new made knight, not
cverburdened with sense-"Not understand it!'
why, you must be quite fool" ''No INT
quite, said honest clod, dryly 'but be uery near
o1e"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-10

Elder G. G. Adams, the preacher and tragedian,
died recently in Boston He an odd charac-
ter, and one who both played and preached in that
city. He always defended his profession as an ac-
tor and contended that there was no incompati-
bility between it and religion.
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STRENGTHEN THE STOMA CHI

CTRENGTHEN THE STOMA CHI
~ The grand desiderntum of promoting health at
this of the year, is to relieve the stomach OF
all impurities, to nvigorate to the liver from
torpdity, and expel from the bowels all unhealthy
secretions. This should be done by some gentle me-
dicne, that in its action will not debilate the sys-
tenn impair the nerves becloud the natural spirits
for which purpose know of no remedy ever yet
invented that egn to approach in efficiency the
celebrated PREMIUM BlTTERS, manufactured
from purely vegetable substances, by Elijah Baker of
Richmond city, and sold throughout the country by
apothecares generally These Btters peculiar to
the summer and fall diseases of a Southern climate and
when taken according to directions, are sure cure
for Dyspepsia, Diarrhpa Dysentery, Cramp Collie,
Cholera Morbus ASue and Fever Sour Stomach, Ner-
Headache, and almost every other affection ars
ing from upurty of the blood disordered stomach
To those who have not yet tested the superiority of
Bakers Premium Bitters, family medicine, over
all others known to the civilized world, say lose
time in doing so, they will afford almost instant
relief. Try them by all means.
Price 50 cents per bottle. For sale by Messrs Pgr
Duva Adie Il Gray, Charles Millspaugh, and Drug
gsts generally throughout the city Also, by Todd
Christian, Petersburg; D. r. Lyman, Lynchburg; King
Toy, Norfolk; Dr. f. Canm, Williamsburg.
o. Orders addressed to E. BAKER, Richmond
Va, will receive proapt attention. sc 80
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MRS. C. VIGLINI is now prepared to

MRS. C. VIGLINI is now prepared to
w give her undivided attention to Der customers
and friends for which purpose she has made such al
teraons and improvements in her store will enable
her to carry out this intention.
| am now receiving large and desirable assort-
ment of beautiful FALL STYLE BONNET AND
NECK RIBBONS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS. SA-
TINS, EELVETS, HEAD DRESSES and DRESS
CAPS, and will continue to receive weekly during
the season all the FASHIONABLE NOVELTIES
which may be found in the Northern cities which
will be disposed of at the most reasonable prices.
GJS@ Due notice will be given of the opening of
Fall and Winter Millinery. Sc 28-d2w
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A NTHRACITE AND CLOVER HILL

A NTHRACITE AND CLOVER HILL
IA COAL.-The subscribers are now receiving
their winter supply of ANTHRACITE COAL, and
will constantly Keep hand the best quality of both
white and red ash, which they offer good terms
as it can be purchased in the city.
They have also taken one of the yards belonging to
the Clover Hill Railroad Company, and formerly oc-
cuped by Mr.. Edwin FL. Clarke, where they pre-
pared to furnish the best CLOVER HILL COAL at
20 cents per bushel.
They respectfully solicit a call from their friends
and the public generally.
Orders left at their office at Messrs Toer Cooks
or in the box at the Anthracite coal house, of
the Union Hotel, 18th will be prsmpty attended to-
40 TITS VIM III. DAVIS 4 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-10

IMMENSE SUCCESS-OVER ONE
Il THOUSAND PICTURES IN TWO MONTHS
The great that has rewarded the subscriber
since the establishment of his Gallery in Richmond
and gentlemen of the city for their kind patronage
and assure them that effort shall be spared TO
rit continuance it. He would respectfully inform
them that he is prepared to take Pictures by the new
FLESH TINT process, or STEREOSCOPIC or in
any style of art desired the best arranged Gallery
in Virginia, over the store of James Woodhouse,
Richmond.
JOHN MURRAY,
oc4 Sign of the Red Flag Eagle Square.
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WOOD AND COAL.

4 W1AL.-I am now receiving and Will con-
~ tinne TO receive. for the next sixty days, my
seoe -. a,, gatinH the very best article. and on
snaj a,abs terms as It can be bought IN The city,
as rsa e. s,s sesA'e JOHN W. WRIGHT.
WOOD FOR SALE.--The subscriber
w having large quantity Of WOOD 70 dispose
OF, has found it convenient TO take yard Tor that
Ills yard Is on BROAD street, opposite Brooke Ave-
nue. Orders for WOOD may be left at the stores of
a. a. Herring Esd, Messrs. Reeve L Blair, James
B. Shelton. ESD, or at the yard, which will meet
with prompt attention
He has ON hand about 100 cord superior seasoned
OAK WOOD, which he will sell at the market price.
10 ig--ts JOHN F. REEVE.
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II w. NELSON, Merchant Tailor, and

NJ w. NELSON, Merchant Tailor, and
Ia Dealer in Fashionable ReadyMade CLOTH
ING, 1856 Broad Street, Richmond, keeps constantly
on hand and for sale a full assortment of GENTLE
MEMS READY-MADE CLOTHING of every de-
scription. Also, beautiful assortment of Cloths,
Cassimeres and Vestings, which will be made up to
order on the shortest notice and the most
dating terms and in a manner which cannot be sur
passed by any other establishment in the city Cti-
zens and strangers are respectfully invited CALL
| feel confident that give the most perfect
tisfaction.
All kinds of Cutting done and warranted TO fit.
FURNISHING ARTICLES, of all kinds for sale
at a reduced price. &c @Sm
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DEADY-MADE CLOTHING .-TC

*
~ THE TRADE.-The subscribers have received
heir Fail and Winter stock of ready-made CLOTH
ING, manufactured by themselves for the Virginia
aud North Carolina trade, TO which they ask the at
tention of merchants.
Grey mixed satinet Coats colored do
English and American Tweed. beaver Frecks
Clouded and waved Frocks, heavy English mix d do
Fine French mixed do, German beaver do
English beaver do, French do do
Twilled beaver do
Brown and black business Frocks, English flap do
French beaver Over Goats, English do do do
Twilled Caster Coats, fine Petershain do
Medium and low grade Coats
Blue and drab Blanket Coats English army do
Mixed partridge beaver Goats, Devonshire kersey do
German beaver Goats, EsquimauX do do
Fancy negro head Coats, English double do
A great variety of Satinet, Tweed Kersey, French,
English, American and Camptown Cas-. Pants Vests
of satin, silk tweed, black and fancy cass, paids va
encia, satnet, srge, cut velvets wool velvets &c.
&C. together with great variety ofFancy Goods, fine
and medium Shirts late style Collars; Hickory, Ham
ton and Flannel Shirts for negroes; also, full suits
for negroes and aborers; under Shirts and Drawers;
boys Coats Sacks Frocks Jackets, Pants Vests
Shirts, &C. KEEN, CHILES 4 BALDWIN,
Sc IS 102 Main street
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X EMF, PAINE g. KENT, IMPOR-

IL EN-, PAINE X kENI, i M L o h
IN TIERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS, FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH.
MOND.-By the various steamers and packet ships
from London, Liverpool, Glasgow and Havre, are
receiving importations of Foreign DRY GOODS
for the Fall trade, all of which purchased in the
principal British and Continental markets during the
past Summer, by senior partner entirely for cash.
and at prices at which they cannot be dupicated.-
Our stock embraces unusual variety of FANCY
and STAPLE GOODS of British, French and Ger
manufacture, selected with particular reference
to the trade of Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
nessee.
We have also in store full assortment of Domestic
GOODS, the whole comprising the most extensive
and splendid stock of DRY GOODS ever exhibited
in Virginia. We have also a complete stock OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING, which is much larger
than usual and is entirely of Richmond manufacture
gotten up in the best manner, both regards style
and workmanship
We respectfully solicit call from merchants visit
ing this market and have only say that Goods
uiH be sold 0w the same Goods sold, in any
market in this country.
an % KENT PAINE l. KENT.
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LlLAM. SMITH & CO., Grocers and

IT AI4h31, t5uII II SG w OfVoeHs "1'1
IL Commission Merchants, Cary street, adjoining
Orleans Porto Rico, Loaf, Crushed, Powdered and
Coffee Sugars; Porto Rico and Cuba Molassss; Bacon
Fish, Bragg's Family Flour, Oils, Teas, Wines and
co, Sperm Adamantine aud Talow Candies Toilet
and other Soaps Lamp Wick, Cotton Yarn, Irvine,
Packing Yarn Brooms, Buckets, Shot Powder. Gun
Caps, Shoe Brushes Backing Matches, Bed Cords
Starch Smoking Tobacco, Vinegar, Nails Cap, Letter
and Wrapping Paper, Spices Of all kinds, together
with everything else to be found in grocery store
All of which they will sell at wholesale retail on
accommodating terms.
They will also give strict attention to the sale of
country produce. oc y