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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03

COLUMBIA. Nov. 1.-The nre a. CHARLESTON destroyed
Cbpns carriage repository Insured Tor OU0-S500O
Royal Company, $4,000 in ,iirard Company aud the
divided among severs other companies. Several
oth.r OF Chapins buildings also ban Of which
insured Tor 5000 the lone aud in the New Haven
Insurance companies, Glbcrts coach factory Was alo
nur,t. IL insured at New York for $4,000. The
Padlon Ho,l was but slightly damaged in the rear
Inc steamship Qiakcr Guy, from Ph,adephia, has ar
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03

UyLssTEasco tons nov berg discharged in the eost hon
wv tssS RANKIN DARkyA
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m, A..,,,o., Prom ~. .,,,,,,s r,,,,,,,

"Bat the wh's contends hat The northern Democrats
place their advocacy Of Nsbs.ka on the aampoa that
II Is "a bill for freedom that the Advantage resa,ns
from ito adoption the settle policy Of the country. ~Ll
be novfh'rn rather than southern. We present sat.
ssetory answer to this the important fact that the north
ern papers and politicians In the Interest Of tho Admin
tration advocate the Nb..k. dill upon ground Il
right In ITSELF that lie principles In sccordance With
the letter and spirit Of the and at the same
time beat calculated restore harmony the Uniou-
The people Of the South With and strange Exceptions
hold tho s,mo opinions and surely upon such grounds
the TOO SECTIONS act together In good faith, and With
the moot happy results
THE Paocy. from he Chambersbu-g Pensylvsnla Valley
Spirit Of 4th 0st 1851 democratic paper Of the Key
stone State.
DEMOCRATS OF rus 18th DISTRICT
Whea the nay or Battle dawls,
CHARGE FOR THE NEBRASKA BILL, under which
tseo free State ~iN Be added to the Union
CHARGE FOR THE FUGITIvE SLAVE Law. vhc,
provides for the Of ruuawsys aud saps the North
from Icing orerrrr BY Negroes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03
FIRE CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Oct. S.-Tho Pavilion Hotel was DESTROY.
cd Sy lire last night The IRE communicated to Gilberts
carriage factory, stjondogiwhich considerably DANA
.-pf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03

Irr Wan OF 1sia-Satonni Corceaea IN Washington CIV
We are requested By the President OF Military Convention
held In Paisisphis sh Of January 1884, pubish
ing notice:
defenders Of the country Ia the
Deuce who su survive aud the children Of
rto1ssied 70 send delegates to the city
oonvenup 70 be held there the sh OF 1855
Adopt such rl induce
lice them but also the Widows Of those who gone
ihrt las; account"
70 be hoped the parties ntere,ed every
uni'n will through other me-pgs depuis large
Der delegates convene At the Of National
nen on The approaching Of Jaekon
Orleans II Is deemed important that the Convention should
mes Ia the immediate vicinity Of the Houses Of
thAtthe Of 1917 bs by
.enntyesOf the peoPle.-Phnddephid Lrtrtr.
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EIGHTH MASONIC DISTRICT.

OF the Ceremonies 70 be observed Ma,on.
TO take place Ia the city Rchmtnd on
SATURDAY 4th November, 1854, In honor
EDMOND PENDLETON HUNTER
Late Grand Master Of Massns In Virginia.
The Lodges Chapters Ercampmen will meet nj thu Ma.
sons Hall, on franklin street, half
the Procession will be formed in the folio sing order
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03

Our FAIR-Ws learn that many articles have been en-
tered tor Guards and the Band are to turn
out Aarshals have been apPoiuted-preparaon tho
grounds going orwardsud IL oil will go work in
in aud pull together" shall have Hai yet
The Petersburg Fair should in'prc hope and
efforts II projected but fe~ weeks ago and has
eeeded admirably. fredericksburg News
The Fredericksburg snd Gordopsve Rail Road 10 still
progressing. The suspension mistake, suppo.
sed We regret learn that three oil the hands employ
ed on tho work buried under bank wb ch caved in
One Of them killed instantly, and the other two are
seriously lpjured.-lb.
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n.. 200, q he.pla,iy-.,.adfs. asa n.na., h.,...
ID 81. s.. 4. = s.siss 4.
s.rs q, p.,.,ss.. i. psse :.
4; q a; 4
a,s n..a @oDD DIM iApl as;ss s q: .ss
sss . ss,':s a g !.
i.s.a and So@.,..e. x,,,,.,. g. as, Halls
'rfsirs ss. r:s
!; :.!s:: 8: !: ! ::s
oe.A.a Main .ss ss:.: "a .ss sss
o''cs % RiessosD n.s AssocalI,os. i
Ata meeting OF IN. Board =, nj, Novems.t -. 1855,
. s. e. ' Il d.
s 3. s.s;' Of rs ss.fa sfDi;:s's': .A''' decd
:ass.i s 5': a
w III NJ; sp,ls wn barrett. Snyder and n,rIa
T% 4 ss:!: ess,si
s': is
'''' y Robert Sn'd'r their guardian, even last
The object Of this . to appoin, oonu,..,.,.
70 q: VIM eonvey.nes Of 20 .er o s1sus
s.sS,y q AT. . .s to r.s IN y:
.pp..s %9' - :. ~: GUY
T. .ssi aS e in, he
s,. a. q: ';s T NJ
% ss. %
% asss s !. q: front doc, 81
no ase9py. Ts's. :. ~ ''.o''ns Court
VALUABlssALk OF WOODLANDS NJ MN; -
within s 's a p " either One lying
1Tssd which 80 p1s
n = shsfs ss
n
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n OOD' fIOh lhsL STA -It /. ,,,o a., :.
" IT ese among other beautiful
E4de 81 Wood hanlsom,l carved ur,s Anms,
with ueman Ensll'h Feaeh and Fancy d.. Of
~ rrefS destrpiou comparing upon IN Al ni,y
&C. with any other Goods imported. Ibe OF
Is solicited. anil will be sold upon liberal terms. by
X. u. ZIMMERMAN.
Cornrr Mae,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03

Quarter Of Leoden they soed readily understand has he
sorencs Of the Court and of the Cabinet from London q
soeh ostsis h op-n to miscoostruction Well do 90
knes, and deeply do feel asursd, that there hs
but one tetnnston the operations. before S.6ss,opol
but u 10 not proosbsthst tho-e operations III be tcsi
mated without serious loss Of le There sn he subject
for triumph aud for grirE Surely the Queen and
the great stsesmeu Of England should st such tue DO
present In London participate In either keelrg. We
have bot written that which publicly uttered every uhsr
aud In far more explicit serms.
ruuAks Rnsos Mr. Ran 'oipa yesterday ssstsd y.
the Pair several relic. Of eden uus him
indivdaAis
let ~ John Henry oNariote N, revolutions "a
Lahs Patrick Henry, In the i6o AGAINST tn.
This he original drauHht Ia the Of the author
Id The add 50 theft ccnsuents tr's
ter the Legislature had dissolved Governor
monsAtnE against that and sesus, that which eiosd the
port Boston, reccmmendns people % use - buy srth
Goods sectss for the OF mutual protection
unite With the Of osni and to send delegates
eensr Among the names are MANI Of the x.atst Rsvo
.ete zach Psy.on R.ndo ph rmand fendis'en
ps Henry Richard Henry Lee Thomas Jefferson and above
address
The addressed President rf the Agricultural Society
Richmond, George Nay. Mo dated ID April. ISL.
9TH sketch OF the objects Of Hrcultura Society," drawn
NJ Jenersontn 1911 for General John nartuel Cocke.
9th. Alstter from Mr. Madison the subject.
AL these Be the booth where Mr. exhbtnF
hi spseiuens book tare-fenry Fosf, No. l.
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n ADli.S' FAIw.-rhe L,dies VIZ "a oIu's
church. Episcopal VAL b. on US.
Dh evening, St the ES.,1so
~ VIRGlNIA STATE AGRICULTURAL sOcIETY-TheTo
WI oe eetins OF the sc On Monday
Tuesday Wednesday Thursday rday nights Tor tn nn,
action OF bus;ness aud for
iure, TO commeuee hali-past O'clock or.i
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ktWR ptHLAOEfPIflS.-The A No / ,team,h,n
Il oiTY or RICHMOND. Oapt.Ia z Mtsteli 4. prr AES>
ready 10 receive freight AID xi leave ArukpAY ffS
November 9Th, at O'Clock, 4. NJ. SSAk1S
nos-9s NE FUTILE .-
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ENOh BALTiSOhE An" PHiI-tDa Li'IV. -
II STEA AER PoCHI no, n S-s.>-yxls
eight FRIDAY u. 81 instant at,9o'e ost
and up to the hour o. o'clock, NJ SAturosy IN. 4h
shippers ef th. lie requested see u. before ssud
down n ir ffeiBLts. 1888
noS-2t Al ~ ,r,,o,,
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l5O,OOO D.Il.sa \, ' ... VS.! :3
nos
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rtrpfhfc1i scrs, November ],
wheat, white rs 10 80; red I.ruts i,Io
-Four, say ego 70 ioa nsantsla 70 tss; te~ssd ~
~.
Corn Is 70 10 cents.
auano, east, co.
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Ths object OF this suit 10 to appoint
VIM spaa. 90 acres =, I.s
eoanss ~ n, me 'sstor Thoma, Barrett situated In m,
nV Q, pnviudie and saId ain ~ - ~
% que o. he purchase money prson auy suSc
teSsWe AUG " appearing By amdavit that the
70 not resident Of this siats on motion Of Nv
k.r,.s A., sn atorney y ordered the said VIM Al
Srasr aud do hat 10 protect his
e,uet os published week -
% Hsamond whE and front door Of the c
eonH county on the nrit day Of the County Court
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-24

EMPLOYMENT OF FOREIGNERS on Board OF AMERICAN
loss Of the Arctic has TO some extent re-
Vivrd the subject Of the employment Of foreigners on
board OF our packet ships aud Three tourths
1t her crew, ns confidently aud believe correctly
ried, ~-:e composed Of who neither citzsns
oy birth or uaturslz on while the law REQUIRES lat
wothirds at least shall their allegiance to this coun-
ny Now whether the lsmentsbe loss life which il has
oerh our painful duty 10 records III any ole
10 the Of the foreign the native bands
mas nothii 10 do with the ject. II Of them
acted dasardly part in that terrible aud irving hour
there we're others whose heroisn is all prsse We
would simply call attention the fact that over two
nirds oi the men employed merchant vessels are
tot Citizens of the United States, The cause OF this is
very oovcu-no encouragement gwen American. 10
riiier the merchant naval service aud the adnrshl
system OF apprenticeship which England hiss adopted i.
almost entirely ignored by One Of the very few e1
ceptous TO this presented nv the OF the Great
Republic, which was burned months ego. That
ship on her FIRST voyage Rave taken out 6ty ap
prences who to be thoroughly ucAted not only
with reference TO the management OF ship but in the
science oil navigation. Her loss however prevented the
excellent object which her had in view from being
carried into operation and have not since heard OF
the Intention OF other TO take up. While the pres.
ent system OF employing sailors and others prevs il is
vain 10 expect ships TO be manned men who n the
hour OF danger will not shrink from their post ike the
cowardy crew Of the lost Arctic. The euactmept of q
law compelling the Of each vessel take not less
than three apprentices would work complete reform u
this particular and trust will With that conside
ration which its importance demands at he hands of our
legislstors-N. Y. Herald.
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The Cotf,u Crops OF the United State,

The cotton ofthe United States Professor vii.
informs US in his Sp cal Reput. may be consider
e ss extending iiom the Atlantic Ocean to the Rio del.
Note, and includes the Safes Of GeOrgis South Car.
ona. Alabana. Mississippi. Louisiana. those portions
OF the States Of North Carolina Tennessee, and Ar
kansas that lie below $50 north latitude and all the
Safe Of Texas between the Gulf OF Mexico and the
2ith parallel Of north latitude. This region occupies
an eres Of upwards OF 10000 square miles, but it is
estimated that. from various causes more than two,
thirds Of the territory in each State mentioned is no,
adapted the advantageous growth of cotton In 1852
the. were 63On 900 Of under cultivation and the
total cotton crop raised amounted TO SO0DOOU bales of
800 lbs. each; of which Alabaml produced 10000
bales. aud Georgia 10000 The number Of laburers
employed To produce this crop was 1S7 900. There
was. besides. unemployed area Of o92OO,0O0 acres
suitable for the growth of cotton. which might have
been grown additional crop of 1900 0UOhaesO Of 400
lbs. each, giving employment 10 lgOOOOO additional
lahoers. The labor is estimated at an average of
TO each four bales. and the land is estimated at 300
lbs produce per acre. or eight acres TO each labOre
The cost Of prdncing cotton necessarily varies accord
ing TO the SOIL climate. season, and skill employed IL
appears from the reliable that IL averages
from cents per h. and that the prof. to the
prpdncer may b. taken at on 10 to 20 per cent up N
his capital. Professor Wilson states tha, the per cent
increase Of the production Of cotton in the United
States has been regularly diminishing since the com.
men Of the present century. The total increase pr
Tor the first 80 years of the century may be taken
at H. SS5 per annum; for the next years il was
ll9. 60 per annum or the mex, 10 it declined To IS.
or J.95 per annum. fr the five years endng 1906 il
reached only 10. or per cent per In the same
time the rate Of home consumption has been increasing
uotil 1t has reached per cont. per The per
cent increase IN the production c the world has fallen in
the last five years as low S per cent per anuum
while the gross percentage of 'acIease IN consumption
has been Just per cent per annum. These relative
rates Of produrtion and consumption, the professor re
marks. sppesr 10 contain matter worthy ~ Considers
tion as such condition Of things long continue
either the rate Of production must he increased,
the powe, Of consumption will OF neeess be dimin
ishei. The receipts Of The cotton crops are sublec,
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Ra1.rIHHoREs Ra1rIHH sGMNsTSM'r PM:K ISsS'rrIr.

DIR. JOHNsTON,
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
T;, s be 1 ssa.S IL, the n'' speedy and se'a.
" - '' sSGRE'T SIC RI r DISEASES.
A &. .s
o:s Peculiar Disorder arising from e..I.s s.e,s5 nasu
d. i-SoSs in the end destroys both BODY and
,,. rouse MIN,
eeA vho nave become the victims OF Solitary FtcS, that
dreadful and destructive h.bi, which
= so s
tSs Sns @ n ,ns % @ Of or .ai'd to
sSy. aS. being
@oElycx NO StHaEsFeS S6tfH EaeSkaicx STREET, -,..
T.. :G II sSsss al
sSSi 9sss a 2S Ss Aso xs c4ssr 81 Ss MADE
,,. IL, s.;, oaf. IL ~ a.slns
he Is The 'n' proper PAT;,:sS Ss sSSs.gHSS !: .gHlS TO-
ees a 70:
greater been spent IN The no.pi.a Of Lon
aSs .aa has elected
Inn N .se e. ear, and h..d shen n.ryogns
SS.hps With dei.sst@snt Of nd ssp.
III. .sess Of s4a .
t sense Of shame or dread of discovery
ssq1;1 sSas Ss'Ts.a hin
esa. % sS "a n %
nes. sight, nodes .,
sSy in sone. ssse san of ss
Of m OF h aria disease eeeone.a horrd object
& .sadny him 20 ,h,. bourne from Whence traveller
serve the pr JohNsIoN pledges
.ss sa
ho,tid disease anehoiy fact that victim,
"ho by p. , ss Of
timely % s s NE to an no.
a., Affections. Of the BLADDER,
Pain 81 OF saieh generally pereeptele By
n,,,sane, oi:he Digestive Organs
TAX. p.,,,.n,,, xo,..
ourn.n VIM h,,.I.t . sIteuiaI - m Noaee,
daged in when S,s, ss, py eeraa practice 10
-na no cared renders marriage impossible, anc
what pit, thai % yonns ~, ~. hon. AIT, , -, -,
% 81, hSud be 'natehed from all and
Before In certain secret habit Such persons
M.rras-,
and cosy G,
Sss; ;;
,e he siev me mind becomes ihadoSed With de.
Of another becomes S1is5.s% .i.h ~ Inc
Ada,.,,., ,SsnS @on.,l,n'on,i rIn On ~ Debility
he s y
pitaon Of the Hear. Dy,pep.s S.Taou, insSI psT,Ps.
Digestive flneton. General p.SiI,y synD.onae
Consumption. kc '' '4r
Mentally
dngs Society Self D,rus, Love Of so.ade Tiidi
~, Ae- are some Of the evils produced.
Of health Losing their vsO becoming weak pale
.asss and Ard have about the
Oh how happy have misguided youths made
nAadis, Tkieh result from ind.ereon
JoHNsroNs INylGoRATING REMEDY FOR ORGANIC WEAK.
NESS;
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,,,.,., E0A 8 POLEMUS,

- - Tor sale the following h-av, Cotton Fabrics:
New England Cotton Saii Duck-22inch, all
hard and also all the vzriou. widths
,ared a, this establishment eomi,ing variety
the trade and offered at the lowest rates.
United states Pilot DucIS-woodbcrry Mount
vernon Extra full assortme tof this superior fabric.
williunntic Gotten Duck-l6, Is, 20 And inch, all
numbers hard and highest Pre-.
mutn At the London Worlds fa also nj
Ship md Bcnr Mark Duck-PAin twled, m
ufAcnred by the Greenwoos Company
Sails tents awnings, also, Mt Vernon
Howard Raysns, Pioneer PhnI Light Ravens
plain 2s to ~ Inch Heavy do do.
Cotton Snil TNvinc-A null assortment
Iarpuulins IIammocks, Stuns, &c.
Paper FcltinR-Su to u inch, made essiy
for drier fets
Car CoycrinE-Ootton Canvass all widths, 100
ncles and all numbers made e1presy
railroad perfectly and proof
enduring than the car itself
Ennmclling Cnnynss-30, IS, 90, Is 50 inch plan
and tuillrd In every variety.
Ifngs and IIaKging-of every description Seamless
Bags, WHOLE all bales
oning strength utility and ehsapness
surpassed.
Also. heavy Cotton sackng Canvass Warp and
Filling. heavy twied. do do, 20, %, 30 and 44ineh.
Wool Sncks-woven uhoe all sizes, ne desirable
article. fels-dI
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100000 WORTH OF REAL AND Personal
ESTtTE FOR THE PEOPLE
NIcnifcer. Erterprse-Lieyd E3Uitdl< and Certain
NHiTtHUisTs
be obtained the spsedy
w sdy In the world for all
u

Hwu1TEHCRsr has decided TTustees for the ben
eat oihe Shareholders in the above enterprise.
f real aud personal disposed Of
Of certificates at the earliest possible date after the
shares The cerhcAtr t3 each. which
equitable sSare in the magnificent collection
property also t. Of whehur,ts IS Worlds Fair
pAsuereotypes Of sci, rend, time when
viz
Baltimore Washington, Richmond Norfolk, Lynehbrg, VIII
mneton ani Pc ersburg.
been made with the following named
lists 20 redeem the certificates:
Carney Of y. York; ~ Collins, Of Philadelphia Spring
neld Mass apd wesiasd, Mass A. O. Partridge Of Wheeling
Va; Wr. T. Porter o. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Not more than city thousand shares will be ,oi,.
eE Certificates may be had Of Messrs. sLADE BAKER,
Application nperson or ty mail paid" By enclosing
ivI 10
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EMPLOYMENT FOR 1GEN5TS-

EkAL THOUSAND energetic and Trustworthy young men
- are tAnted IN act s-boh
every State in the Cnion for the srte.
nov In extensive demand. exclusive rsht for th,
lheu stses ID ounei by the
No Capital necessary. '' PCT month";
htrIf from eonnHaications fne1 agents "Ih,r,
eho&s you dr. N HHDr-f,lLrrs f,fuct;11 On. A..
dred and HiH-yssren dollars my co,ain o.. a. s.;s -
~, his moHh Signed IT, Reddr ~ .iaR rsIii.| a, o,as
doViTs. T. c. FIid. " ~ """ 'e'eNS'rs
The occupation will prove a light and nv
AS honorable As Is 10 profitable. 'P'O'"eH'
No agent will be
hnnonias as TO Character and Industry, W.
"a WI oe arranged for the hr,i II preferred.
many answers to advertise motives
oI ide enrosiiy only the advertisers will
full particulars will be forwarded. '' -
Address BURNS, BENEDICT co.
r..,..,.,..,, Baltimore Nd.
&C Dale lie Rov Son. Co. Also. Hsrlor Ohio Hon
c. N pene' Rhode Island and ~ Ray, Key west, Pa AVA
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NEW FALL. GOODS


'ne'eber' call attention their complete Of
IL foreign and domestic Dry goods such as "
BLACK and Colored french and E,vii.h Cloths
french and English Doeskns nd Cashmere
crest variety ofPancy Cashmere
Velvet and silk yestngs
Me'ino, Lamb,rool and silk shirts and p;l.r
M.rnc, LsDesvooi and Silk Socks
SILK aud C,nhric H,ndtsrchi.ss
Black and Colored Silk CrsvAts
sstn stocts srd Napoleon Tyes
Linen Shirt Collars
silk aud Ginsha Umbrellas
Colorei Linen and Csmhric shirtinrs
Reh Chsne silks, new style
R'ck and coi,red BrCcsde silks
Plaid and Checked DO
PlNn AMI Pla q Black do
Bsck Armure and satin Du chens
Col,ared So b'.t Mo'r antique
Rich Paris Printed De Lame
Plsin and III .d French nerino
Pltn Colorei Mousellnes
Rich french Chntt
English aud American Cacos
yreneh and English furniture do
yne Printed F,nnel,
Hes n.es f,eneh snd sngish Bombarnss
Black Alpaca Justre,
Black Love Hanlerchief, and Veil,
Bacfr hibet and Wool shsvs
Square and Long Plaid do
Pain aud Embroidered White Crane do
Crapc and Msrino srsrf,
Maltese Habits and Sleeves
Maltese and Houtan Cou,,.
Csmbrie and Mp,lln DO
Muslin and Csnbrlo Edxinrs and I,,,,,,n..
yneneennss and Thrt sd do do
Md, Lisle and snk Glove,
Black and KID asuntIets
sils' Ooiton an1 Worsted Hostsry
Revere and Embroiiered Hsndkerehies
SAT- snd Bonnet Ribbons, &c. &c.
-, PiRKER. BAYLEY SIxxo,
NJ
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BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, LEATHER. A. g.
FIFTEEN HUNDRED PACKAGES.


W. nave nov In store and receiving sum-
81 Boots Shoes. Trunks Leather have ever had. 10
Virginia. ~ 80 -o''" es'oNnA ana
FROM an experience OF twenty-five trade thin,
We can say that We well all the
And most saeabe Goods In that Viyr
faction both 10 the merchant IL mas
object for the last years 10 keep the
oet doo That be
styles Al We AJAX is call from all OF
following, viz: ' e e'uhu '"e
FOR LADIES:
Ladies' Fine Calf Walking Shoes, Warranted rood,
Ladies' Fine Kid and Morocco Walking Shoes
Ladies' Fine Gostskn Walking Shoes
Ladies Pine Gaiier Boots, all colors
Ladies' Pine Leather Walking Shoes, with heel,
Ladies White and Black Satin Slippers
Ladies White Kid Slippers
Ladies' Best Kid and Morocco Slippers and Tie,
Ladies' Pine Parlor and Dressing slippers
Ladies' Velvet Slippers
Ladies Over Shoes, very nice
FOR GENTLEMEN
0entleme ms Fine Dress Boots, Mies' make
Gcntesnens Fine Calf Boots four Different ou.ut;.,
Gentemens Water Proof Boots all qual,es
Gentemens Kip Boots, sizes to II, I to II. S To IL
Mems and Boys Heavy Boots qualities some made v;,b
very long legs and very for dtehSrs > "'''
Mems fine Calf Brogans sewed and kip,
Mems aud Bo s. Kip Brogans all
OF lhem really prime, male a. 10
2:OO pairs Of Richmond made Brogue, Ali .i1.,
Boys Shoes all knds Chdren Misses Boots and shoe,
OF all kinds. ~ ~ >N1 't'oe'
Travelling Trunks Carpet Bae, Sole Leather Shoe Thread &
ee9 PorNEf, WATTS 4 PUTNEY.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT rs NEW YORK!
PIANOS AND NEI.ODEONS TOIk CASH,

PIANOS AND NELODEONS FOR CASH.
ORACE WATERS, the great Music and Piano Forte
SSs Broadway New York, preerrnk share per
cent With his eusiomer rather than the
WALL SrRkHT TO raise available enable him
present ghi times oHrs his immense Of elegant and
warranted Pianos and Neloeors at
rsie,s roS clsH His assortment comprises Psuo, from three
OF the largest and celebrated Boston
those OF several Of the hest New York
u and much admired poslcr w,TKKs' Passes
snd Mecdons Of the Boston. New
and Raro m,te' srordng opportunity for selections
be had elsewhere Zach instrument rTrrdakNi
Plan, great bstsin.-Priees from $50 to fto Music
.tal inume OF all kinds pesr' Teachers and Head, OF
Schools supplied the best Music
General and Select Catalogues Of Music Factory
Prices Of Pianos edeons and musical
any address, free OF postage. sels-dsu-lPl
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rIIrr.Ann.pHlA Apyrnr1sEMryTs

NEW Fanny GOODS, &C.
wv ID. tLtsNN. No. go South Fourth street.
w phia Offers to Western and Southern Merchant.
Dealers generally complete
s!ected by hns IN ne principal European CITIES during
past SUMMER and embracing novelties
never before brought TO this market, which
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LADIES' ELASTIC SKIRTS, (Houonis P.1rxr1
BATES Bsrkeiay,t, opposite A.,or House
u OF the above splendid and desirable artics ~