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ELerEmENr Boston barber
and young lady OF Portland, having taken vast
noggins" and the friends OF the y, ung lady not
countenancing the addresses OF the barber, she
very Economically left home and friends behind her,
and eloped with her ideal, night or two since.
They are supposed to have gone to Boston, where
they are now enjoying domestic felicity" Bangor
ISlatg of Maine
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E.ALL TRADE-1S53-CH &
u IL II Fl r o p No 90 II AIN 81

E'ALL TRADE-1653@CH &
4 LATHROP, No. 80 MAIN STREET, have
received their stock of DRY GOODS suitable
for the Fall and Winter, to which they invite parc-
ular attention.
Ladies' DRESS GOODS, SILKS, color'd and black,
embracing every STYLE pattern, and quality; CASH
MERES and MOUSLIN De LANES, all qualities
and newest designs; plaid raw SILKS and Meriuo
best quality; Embroideries Collars, Sleeves Caps,
Bands Edgnes Insertings, Infants Dress and Hdkfs
Cioaks, newest Paris styles of Velvet, Cloth and Silk
HOSIERY.--A complete assortment of Ladies' and
Childrens Silk, Cotton and Wool Hose, all sizes -
House-keeping Goods complete assortment; also,
CARPETING English Carpets, Rugs Mats &c;
imported direct from the celebrated mandatory OF
Messrs Crosby Sons, and cannot be surpassed for
beauty of design or brilliancy ofeolors by any Goods
sold in the United States American Carpets, every
price and quality, together with Crumb Cloths, Beck
ngs Mattngs, Floor and Furniture Oil Cloths, Starr
Linen, Table aud Piano Covers.
Sc q CHRISTIAN & LATHROP.
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WOOD ArD coAY
A DAMS & CO.'S NEW YORK ~;

A DAMS q CO.'S NEW YORK VT1
Il GINA AND NORTH CAI,f,f =. ~ = s,rI. LIZ
5hIf ExPRESS, PER UEITFfy sfFs ,A 2 FAN
sIEAAERS ROANOKE AND JA Mrsasi ~ ~ aAiL
AID FkOM NEW YORK, RlCIIstnsnnN, 70
TEksBUkG. DC, &c, Ac.--E4sySsy e4se.sssns Kk-
nents with the u. 5. nlnii iiae OF go =
York to Norfolk and Richmond for sect, "a rev
PRIVILEGES on that route, we are now n,sssss
receive and forward, to and from New ~ 70
CHAkDfoE and PACKAGES Of ever -. 49, stEh-
with dspatch and at greatly reduced ratsz
Our Express viii leave New YORK ever, w.
Gay and saturday per splendid ssesIaeYs m ssTase
sud JAMESTOWN alternately, f3stss vi ~
ceyed ct our New YORK Office, 80 Brood sv.~ 70 e,
O'clock, +. b., on the day of sailing sAei q
Merchants and others ordering gsos. s.,r, X
YORK, ere requested to order By ADAMS l. es,a
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS" ZOE
Our inland Express viii run a. heretsfors L..
New iork aud Richmond daily, in cherss s, sa.sy
messengers Ali Goods no. marked ID Ed, VI. sgeiA
land route, will be forwarded BY the sfeasr. ~ ~ -
prsss ADAMS 4 IN -
EOTICE.-Expless packages for Nor
folk, Petersburg and Richmond, intended 70, -
ment per fseSr-e-I nSG.1ks CT J6mss,oysn ' IN
hsreafter be received by ADAMS l. CO. So Ii,,.5t
way. who are the only authorized agents ior Ernys.
privileges by thoss steamships.
LUDLAM L. PLEASANTs-
je Its 81 broadway, New York
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TO rnn WINDS.
Talk to my heart, o winds--
TAX 20 my hear 10 nishi,
nv spirIt always tiusls

Talk to my heart, o winds--
TAX tony heart touishp
NV spirIt always fisIsls
with you new delight
Finds alwayenew delight
Ia your silver talk at night.
Comenp frotn your cold bod
Inthc sliily twilight sea.
For the dearest hope lies dead
That was everdear 10 mty
Come up from your cold bed,
And well talk about tho dead.
Tell mo. for oftyou 60.
Winds, lovely win,is OF night.
About the chambers low,
With alleuts so daia,y white.
ifthey sleep through ali the night,
Ia the besls go chill and whics
Talkto me, winds, and ssy,
II IN the grave be rect,
For, Q, lite's little day
isaweary one nj best;
Talk 70 my heart aud say
lfdeath will give me rese
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- O. HASKINS, SHIP CHANDLER,
Ae GROCER AND COMAII S s LON NJ T. r

H. GROCER AND COMMIT SION MER-
CHANT at his new house, opposite the old stand OF
Haskin5 & Libby, and in front of the Steamboat
Ian ding, where may be:fosnd general. assortment
Of all articles in his line, viz
Cordage, Hemp and Manila.
Blocks Patent Roller Friction; Bushed and Com
mon Irvine; Sail Needles, Hooks and Thmbles; Ma
rine Spikes, Caulking Irons, Can Hooks, Box Hooks,
Hand Spikes, Wood Saws, and various articles in the
Ship Chandery Line.
GROCERIES.-Sugar, Coffee, Tea Soap, Candles,
Butter Lard. Molasses &c.
BEEF.-Mess Prime and No. I; Mess and Prime
Pork.
BACON, Dried Beef Smoked Tongues, lc.
PAIETS.-Whte and Black Lead: Paris Chrome
and Verdigris Green, Vermiliop, Chrome Yellow,
Spanish Brown, Paint Oil Varnish.
Sperm and Solar Oil; Fish Oil, Tar, Pitch, Rosn,
Spirits Turpentine, &c.
Crockery, for ship use.
Buckets, BroOms. &c. oct
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GEORGIA hEGIsLKruRE.--The LEGISLATURE o
Georgia was organized on Monday. JOHN D. S.ell
was elected President of the Senate, and High
More Secretary. Inthe House, John Z. Ward rs
elected Sneaker and Mr. Woffnrd Clerk
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NIRGINIA! EXCELSIOR. AGRICuI.

TUKAL STATE FAIK.-" here Is the Farmer
that has any pride that will visit Richmond on the
FIRST of November Eexta A more emulous spirit
never existed than at present throughout the Old
Dominion. The subscriber formerly OF Aibemsrls
county, hes now opened at bis old stand. No. 1884,
Main street large stock of Fall and Winter Ready
Clothing and Furnishing house, He invites all 10
lending visit the city call and examine his stock
which is gotten up in style that cannot be surpassed
by any other house in the known world His stock
is entirely too large, and being little hard up tho
goods must and shall be cold at unusEoQy Eac prices
for cash All In want of very great bargains viii call
J. d. GOODMAN.
No. 1884, Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
N. B.-Also a large stock of Trunks on hand, which
will be sold at a small advance on csst.
oc IL J .. G.
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ARREST OF COMMENTARIES the Cincinnati
Columbian OF Saturday, says: We stated in yes.
terdays paper, the arrest OF Capt r. D. Baxter, of
Franklin, Portage county, Ohio, and Josiah Davis
late teller of the Forrest City Bank Cleveland, by
Capt Keller, Chief of Police OF this CITY. and off
cers Hayman and Williams, Reany Of Fulton. and
Tennet OF Coyington
Baxter was taken before Justice Clark of Ra.
VIENNA, and in default OF 81 500 ball. was commit
ted. Davis gave bail at Cleveland
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THE DAILY DISPATCH,
FaInAY NnRNING. NovEMBER II, ls.a.

THE following letter gi,es sotso very Interesting
particulars respecting The Turkish declaration OF
war. noticing the religious ceremonies with which
Il IL isusually attended:
CoSsTAsriNorLr, Suniay. Oct. 9, 1881
warIIas been declared hut not eommencea, ier
20 lorg ~ the Saaajsak Sch riff remeins IN the
mosque oil AcHMET, so long as Il has not oecl oa
ded through the sreeis hostiliies viii nos oe open
iy commenced This Standard OF the Pr' phsvs INV
served rs turban for MAHosE &C .o.oi . ., ~
eofre aud as others say che later are neaeeF tuc
TRUTH for one of bis Generals ButH = nous sae
less ancient and sacred. There 49, DC iaes, 1917
of the Moran written by Mahonimet, as Haaiioh
rslates ard this roll OF mama script, enclosed Ia
pre i9us box with the key OF the haaha Is auaeheu
20 the top of the staff. ,,,.,...,
On account al the veHera'ian WIN wHtSn 'at' ,e =,
tc Is REGARDED no aaoaF Is Pctuh'too W eeA az -
when il IL carried iofth =,
,nirao,ina OF this ride once punished win
death. fJnder,hc Emperor Joseph II, the Austrs.
an lnt.raunci, escaped the worst treatment for
having pazai .; II, only tarouga tue Efforts OF tho
iausssai i g atiae he. 30 III Embassy.
!, Tho .SsRdfiak SeIser.9 must be taken ous ana
Do psraied from the Arhmet Mosque TO che Soil
manic by the street which runs along the crest oil
Cone.rn iGopie The futefnuucio hired a house,
for thepuposco of enjoying tie sight OF this specta-
Gle, syRe piag the sashes AMI shutters OF his win.
daws lowered, alter having ttseuised himself and
those who were with him, IN rurki drees.
But the people k1ew r. They tacked his house,
u
there's q e idtu Tia ki h huu'e. the luIe nuneio
beaten 10 the ground, owed his Gieto the xcri)ns
O! his four jan 5issaries
The de- lara,ilnoi war, although hosiities can.
not we: begiP, VIII not To merely useless fiction
for tao moment The holy war having been pro.
claimed. the eifervescence of the people will. in
sonia DEGREE suAside, at least 81 far as the Sultan
aud his ministers are concerned.
The Diyau informed OF the uadisciplinci state OF
the hories gathered GU the banks OF Ihe Danube, is
well awaretlat Omar Pacha will not be able 10 re
strain them from committing deprei atioas beyond
thu, river, Tor in the distribution Ufprovi.ions GER
tain sarrisons have been forgotten. The later will
therefore take whatever they can lay their hauis
on The right bank having been stripped already,
they sometimes cross the Danube, rob the adjacent
villages and return with their booty.
The declaration OF war has been an additional al
vantage for Turkey by allowing the Sultan to aid
ead fav r he circassiaus openly. by sending item
arms and concluding alliances with the Circassian
Chiefs and in fac acting with the people OF his
own religion who are now 10 the power of the
Russians, as the latter have acted with the Greek
subjects OF the Sultan.
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New RIO CoFFEE.-The fret cargo OF new Ria
coffee, arrived at New Orleans on Tuesday last by
ship Rebecca, with Rio dates to Sept. 3d. She re
ports the market for Coffee there active and fir n.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

New ORLEANS, Nov. Cotton steady at New
York prices, and $500 bales were disposed Of St1ict
Middling quoted at cents. 1900 barrels of Molas-
ses changed hands atfrom % l-2a23 cents per gal
Ion. 400 bags of Rio Coffee were sold at from 10
Hall cents per h. Rice was dull at from $5aS5 .
per cwt. SupeIfne Flour was declining.
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PHILADELPHIA Nov. s.-Cld, schr. S. s-rstton
haley, tor Richmond. Nov 9-Arrived Z. K Hop
kins, Smith, from Fredericksburg. Cee,ed, steam
ship Virginia, Teal for Richmond
HOLMES HOLE, Nov. 6-Auived schr. Rebecca.
Goulf, Fredericksburg for Boston,
BALTIMORE, Nov. i0-Arriyed scbr e. q Kin,
Groves fsom Richmond
>, tosToN, Nov. ARRIVED, schr Emma Haifords,
Richmond '
PORTLAND, Nov. Gard, schr Northern Light.
Doyle, Passport, for Richmond
Bark HahneLnau, Wyatt, for Richmond, at Ant
Yerp 18th f. -
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LOOK OUr.-By private patch says the Ohio
Etate Journal, we learn tia; the Bank of MassIon
has declined the redemption bills, for the pres
CIT. ]. is generally conceded that this suspension
is nothing moro or less than an announcement OF
f1flarf
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CALLOPOION OR HEALING BALM

NALLOPOION OR HEALING BALM,
OFOR CHAPPED FACE AND HANDS,
ROUGHNESS, IkRlTABILITY OR HARSHS ESS
OF THE SKIN, CHAFING, &c, &o.-This aduira.
perties, together with its agreeable Perfume
recommend itself to the confidence and patronage OF
the public. most delightful essential of the toilet
Its application speedily removes all irritability
roughness harshness of the skin, rendering it BIZ
| constant use delicateiy soft and fair
Being composed of vegetable substances and en-
tirey free from mineral or corrosive admix ure, it
may be used with safety the tenderest infant and
will be found very efficient and cooling application
tor chahng. infarned, excoriated surfaces, &c.
As it contains greasy substances 1t is clearly,
and at the same time simply and easily applied. Pre-
pared only by PURCELL, LADD & CO,
ocl8 Druggists, Main street, Richmond Va.
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Hon Howell Cobb, OF Georgia, has writ en- a let.
ter in fu Their explanation of his position to the
Administration, and his course at the late election
in Georgia lie will give the Administration Lis
eupport
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TRI-wEEKLY CONNECTION.

To Lynchburg, Mondays, Wednesdays and Frdays
going up; fare. 80
Servants travelling without their naasters must
leave pass with the Ticket Agent and also shew
another TO the Conductor.
An extra charge viii be made If passengers DO not
obtain tickets. f.. III. GILL,
Sup't Transportation
~ Washington passengers may go by the Junction
and reach that city in q hours from Staunton taking
the night train Of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company. Z. Fl. GILL, Sup,t
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T FATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS.

n
IL WEN. III. SUTTON, 18th strest, between Main
sand Gary cts dealer in LEA THEIR. SHOE FIND
mos. SHOEMAKERS AND CURRI ERSTO0LS
TANNERS OIL. &c desires to caii he attention d
strangers and others visiting the city to his large and
well selected stock of Goods recently laid IN foT tho
Fall and Winter Trade, consisting In part Of
Hemlock and Oak-tauneG Sole Leather
Wax and Russet Upper Leather; Kip Skins
French and American Calf Skins
'Crswford's" and "Chamber's'' Philadelphia CAN
Skins
French and German Patent Calf Skins
French and Philadelphia finished Morocco and Ka
Skins
Red Blue, Green, Yellow, White and Bronze Bost
Lining Skins
Pink Lining Skins, Binding Skins; Black Buck Skins
Cater Kids; Harness, Birdie and Skirt;ns Leethex
for saddles
Black and coiored Enameled Leather and Cloth
Patent Leather; Bag Leather White Welt Skins
Hog Skins; Sheep Skins; Deer Hair
Saddlers three-cord Thread, aud Shoe Thread, an
numbers
Boot Tree. Shoe Trees; Lasts Nails Pegs
Boot Web; Russia Bristles; Knives
Pncers; Hammers Avis; Shoe Laces
Gallons, varnish; Lasting; Satin Frsneaiss
Shoemaker Kit; Curriers Knives Brushes and
Stones
Securing Stones Beam-Faces, Tanners' Oil, &c
oc SI-l2t
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ACQUITTED Mrs. Sarah Flood was tried in
Charleston on Monday. for the murder of John
Mckenzie, a butcher, in May Las, by shooting him
with gun. She WAS acquitted.
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THE FIRR AT GREEN BAY, WIscoNsIs-A letter
from Green Bay says the lowest estimate that can
be put upon the loss by the recent Gre there is S10c
0o besides the Inconvenience aud tro able that will
necessarily result from so disastrous a conflagra
ton. The finest portion OF the village is destroy
cd
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A CUE AND FEVER of tire,

II standing cured by CARRIERS SPANISH MIX.
TURE.-I hereby certify that for three years suf-
fered with Ague and Fever of the worst description;
greater portion of the time had chills twice day,
and rarely day passed without at least chill,
| had the attention of several physicians. Tried
most of the tones edvertissd took large quantities
OF Qunne, and in fact all the reuedes used in such
cases, but without any permanent effect. At last a
friend suggested Carter's Spanish Mixture. pro-
cured two bottels, commenced its USE aud in day or
two my strength began to return. missed my usual
chill, and before bottle and half was exhausted
my chills had gone, ry fevers all subdued and
to this day, am most happy to say, have had
return of either chills fever. consider Carters
Spanish Mixture public blessing. the greatest of
all remedies for like mine. and the only tonic
worthy the name. JOHN LONGDEN,
Besver Dam, Hanover county, near Richmond,
Virginia.
BENNETT.k BEERS, Druggists,
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Sylvester Mayo, the relu ed murderer OF Bob
Roberts, who escaped from the Jail OF this county
some few weeks since, and afterwards lested in
P.ttsyvania county, Va, has been brought back and
reconfined in the Halifax Jail 1t not likely, we
think, thathe will make second escape RetdOn
pnf~fok
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EMBRoIDERIES. EMBRoIDERIES.

1--we would particularly call the attention Of the
ladies TO large stock of EmbroideTies imported BY
US direct, which we are Offering at greatly reduced
prices.
Lace and Muslin Collars of the newest styIes Puff
Mandarin, Sontag and Flowing sleeves: inside
Hdkis, of gil styles and prices; CanbIic and Swiss
Bands, very cheap Swiss and Cambria Inserting and
Edgng; Work'd Skirts some very handsome; Infaiits
Dresses and Bodies; Printed Embroidered Hdkfs.
Together with large assortment of Lace Curtain
and Curtain M1sns.
DUDLEY 4 JOHNSTON.
oc3 No i45 Lagle Square
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Nov. 10.
ARRIVED,

Schr Peerless, Weeks, New York xusno to 8. Me.
Grudefs Sons.
Schr Col Samuel B. Davis, Steelman Albany
uIIber to X. II. Whitlock Son.
schr David c. Foster, Mount, Phladelphis, coal
to 5 Z. Halves 10y
Steamship Roanoke, Caveudy New York. mdse.
and passengers.
SAILED,
Steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell PhiIadel-
phis, nidse. aud passe gers.
Sch. Yorktown, Phillips, Baltimore. GOAL. VIM. u
Coiquitt l. Co, ' y 49, =
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DEATH OF REVOLUTIONARY PENsIoNEa AT A
REMARKABLE ADVANCED AGE.-navd kenuisor
aprivate in the Revolution, and receiving pen
zion, at the Albany Agency, under the oil March
10, 1873 died on the 2ith February, 1852 aged M
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AID AND COMFORT TO THE Az

1AFLICTED.--The NUMEROUS efrkifcate8 in behalf
of Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELIXi bich have been
published, bear ample testimony liz virtues in
&c. These certificates are from persons who reside
among us, and well known persons of the high
est respectabiity and undoubted veracity.
The season when Coughs and Colds almost uni
gersal win soon be upon us and it behoyes every one
to prepare himself vou viii only give this remedy
the trial you have given other medicines, more
pufsd' but less valuable, feel assured that you
will never regret having done it. 1t is said that 'con-
sun ion be cured" bus this medicine will pre-
vent Coughs arising from Colds and other causes
from merging into consumption.
For sale, Wholesale aud retail, by BENNETT l.
BEERS, A. BODEKER, CHAS. BECK, CHAS. d
YALE, and Mrs. A. B. DAVIS Main street, and
BOUCHER & MELTON, Broad street, aud CHAS.
MILLSPAuGH, Druggist, Richmond. Sc q
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IREAT BARGAINS AT THE FRANK

: - MEAN BANUAI1sJ = 4 III Is1i4FIA-
VI LIN CLOTHING STORE, NO. SO, MAIN ST i.
RICHMOND, vA.--We have juee received large
audcomplete stock of Ready Made Clothing, suitable
ceiys large additions weekly per Virginis
ard Pennsy lvania, from mandatory IN phsdel
mia Persons wishing TO buy will always have large
and fresh stock TO select from Also, large and well
selected stock of Gentiemens Furnishing Goods al
wuys on hand. ALSO, Umbrellas. Our plan of ope-
ration is large sales and small profits.
K. DECOU L. CO.,
ss 28-3rn No. So, Main street.
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STORE SHIP RELIEF.-fnis ship--on her way tc
Monteyideo with stores for the q. S. Squadron on
the Brazil stationwas heard from at Rio dc janet.
70, VIII ere she was on the 20h of September All
on board were we'll. She was to have sailed for
her destination as soon as her crew were somewhat
refreshed -- VASE Star,
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A new wheelbarrow is noticed by which, it is
said, man can wheel twice the usual weight Tie
wheel is placed under the centre go that none OF
the weight Of the load rests upon the hand.
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THE HUNGARIAN Caows JEwELs-Barthoo-
new Szemere, the Hungarian patriot, publishes a
card denying the allegation that he had informed
articles
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DR. GORDON HARRIS. GRADnaTr

n II.
~ OF CAMBRIDGE, CLASS 1894. FuIJEDrP
OF The BALTIMORE LOCK INFIRMARY. Ne
vi South Gay street, opposite the Exchange Brid
ing and Post Olce-Those requiring me deal or ar
gica aid by applying to DIR. H., may secure skIjifu,
treatmen t and advice, while all communications mi,
be sacrediy shielded By the Egis of professional
honor.
Aware of the difficulty with the public to d,scrp,s
nate ID newspaper advertisement between The ser.
une and skiiifu physician and the spurious pretsn
sions of the designing and dangerous quack Dr. II.
will cheerfuiiy give, when applied TO, such private
references will fully satisfy ali who require -
services.
BEWARE OF NOSTRUMsi
Avoid the Patent Elixirs Compounds and Cordslx
advertised to all persons under vari forms OF
disease.
As the constitution and habits Of individuals dfes
reason teaches the remedy cannot te suited to
ell alike, and that disease only be safely and e.
fectuay eradicated by ajudicious application of pro.
per remedies.
ATTENTION INYITEDt
practical experience of over % years enables DE-
TO insure sound and speedy cure in certain els1
of diseases, which have too long been yielded BIZ
regular physicians TO the hands of quacksry "a
may be consulted conhdentally, either in person or
by letter.
Persons at a distance cured at home by sddressisx
aletter to DR.. GORDON HARRIS, Baltimore, Ma
ryland.
All Communications confidential
Remedies sent by mail express 10 any part Of H.
United States. oc Ism
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TX ENT, PAINE & KENT, IMPOR-
IN TIERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

IA EN-, PAINE q KENT, I'M + o r.
IN TIERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS, FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
MOND.-By the various steamers and packet ships
from Londor, Liverpool, Glasgow and Havrr, we are
receiving our 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 our senior partner entirely for cash
Our stock embraces an unusual variety of FANCY
and STAPLE GOODS of British, French and Ger.
man manufacture selected with particular refersncs
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 complete stock Of
hEADY-MADE CLOTHING, which is much larger
than usual and is entirely of Richmond mdnafoetuya
gotten up in the best manner both regards styls
and workmanship.
We respectfully solicit call from merchants vis.k
ing this market and have only TO say that Goods
uia De sold 0st oio the same Goods sold
market in this country.
~ KENT, PAINE KENT.
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RATES OF FARE FROM RICHMOND AND
PETERSBURG.
BY Boyd Edmond's Packets, from Richmond
aud Virginia and Tennessee Railroad to White
Sulphur Springs. So o.
To Sweet Springs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. OF
By Dangille Railroad from Richmond and
Soothside Railroad from Petersburg ari
Stages to Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
White Sulphur Sprng 10 81
To Sweet Springs. 81
THOMAS SHARP,
jylf-E Sup't Trans. Va i Tenn. r. r.