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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-28

KENTUCKY CHlvALaY.-A grand tournament is
to be given in the amphitheatre of the Agricultural
Association, near Louisville, ON the 18th October
next the day of the agricultural fair. The Louie-
vile Journal says it Is to be got up on scale OF
magnifcence which will eclipse any exhibition of
similar kind ever given in Kentucky An invitation
has been extended to the 'chisary" of the entire
State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-28

New York FREE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
We learn by telegraph from Auburn, N. Y, that the
"Free Democratic" State Convention made no no.
limitations last Monday night, but adjourned to
Tuesday morning for that purpose. The resolu-
tions adopted only reterate the opposition of the
party to slavery and denounce the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise. John P. Hale seems to be
the prime leader in this movement The Herald
intimates the probability that the party will ioip
hands with the wings.
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A reward Of g. 900 has been offered for the an.
prehension and arrest Of Dr. Edwin l.. Gunter and
Edward duntcr, who killed Jesse E. scurry and
servant, In Newberry district g. c., or reward Of
81 900 for either
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AN AMERICAN IN THE TURKISH ARmy.-Mr. Burr
Porter, young man of high respectability, of
Newark, New Jersey, of romantic mind, conceiv
ed fancy of joining the Turkish service at the
opening of the present war. He succeeded in be-
Ing made captain of Artillery and recently, in
preventing town from being sacked, was promo
ted TO n colonel
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CoLonED LOVE ArrAIR.-Asbury Connor, a
youthful negro, committed suicide In Philadelphia
last Sunday night, because come other colored per
son had been paying attention to his sweetheart.
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THE GREYToWN AFFAIR.

The correspondent of The Courier and Enquirer
writes as follows from Washington on this sub
ject: -.-
Mr.. Champion has made representation to this
Government In connection with this affair, which
will form part of an important correspondence
1t has given Mr.. Marcy occasion tor preparing
statement of the Gaze, in which he will define the
position which this Government has assumed, and
means to maintain, in reference to the occurrence
1t s stated that the Secretary viii justify the bonn
bardment an act of necessary severity, for
which the United States can be held responsible
only to that Government possessing the right OF
jurisdiction over San Juan-thus cutting off all
claims of indemnity proceeding from any Euro.
pean Government. This decision may prove
matter Of grave importance, for 1t is admitted that
property to very large amount was destroyed
belonging to subjects ofEngland end Spain, France
Holland and Germany. 1t is difficult to perceive
how the fact of quarrel with the helpless Munich
pal Government of an obscure settlement like
Greytown could justify the agents of the United
States in the destruction of this property. The
idea of referring the claimants to the Mosquito
Chief or to the Government of Nicaragua seems
cruel and wanton mockery of justice. 1t is assert
ed that Mr.. Champion protests against the destruc
ton of the town the further ground that 1t was
an infringement upon the territorial rights of Great
Britain. The reassertion of this principle will give
Mr.. Marcy great advantage of which it cannot be
doubted that he will make the best use in the cor.
responGence.
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The RECIPROCITY TaEATr.-A dispatch from
Quebec, dated Sept. 26, states that Secretary Mar
cy has replied by telegraph to the Canadian Go
vernment that the Reciprocity Treaty cannot take
effect as regards Canada until farther legislation
takes place In England and all the colonies inter
ested.
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EXPRESS TO LYNCHBURG.

EXPRESS TO LYNCHBURG.
HAVING made arrangements with the
Il a SOUTHsIDE RAILROAD CO and connect
ing lines, for the transportation, per Mni Trains, of
Boxes Cases Packages, Parcels and slI descriptions
of Express Matter, are ready to all who de-
sire to the Express. with unsurpassed facilities
for the rapid and transit of s articles commit.
ted to care.
~ Charges moderate dad uniform,
IT, No commissions charged for forwarding to points
OF our lines
OFFICE OF ADAMS EXPRESS co,
se 18-lm Under Exchange Hotel.
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WILLIAM F. BUTLER,
IMPORTER OF
Isl MA AND z A p n N u AZ VIZ A ID

CH N AND u GARTH ENWARE
AND DEALER IN
GLASSWARE, LOOKlNG.G ASSES, CASTORS
AND FANCY GOODS,
79 MAIN STREET, SOUTH sIDE RIcHMoND.
HAS received per. ships Senate" and
- III. Clay" via N. York, and by the aAthensv
direct to this port the largest stock of CHINA and
EARTHENWARE he has ever heretofore offered
for sale; and from the Eastern manufacturers his
usual full supply of GLASSWARE of all kinda Look
ing Glasses and Fancy Goods all purchased at the
lowest prices obtainable, and which he offers TO the
merchants dealing in this market upon the most
sonable terms. Is
N N-B..,Speciai pains taken to pack securely.
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IMPORTANT FROM ST.. .DoMINGo.-Klngston Gam
papers received by the Prometheus state that they
had intelligence of the fact that the Dominican go
vernment had appointed commission to treat with
the United States authorities and commander o
the squadron there, on the subject of the cessior
of samana, either by purchase or treaty arrange
ment, to our government
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-28

Archbishop Kenrick of Baltimore, has issued
Pastoral letter to the Clergy and Laity of his Dio-
cese, In the course of which he recommends their
earnest prayers for the peace, prosperity and hap.
piness ofthe s., and of all their fellow citizens
add to meddle with political interests but il is our
duty to exhort you TO continue faithful to the con-
sttution and government under which you have the
happiness to live, obedentt to the laws, respectful
to all the civil authorities and to prove yourselves
Be not concerned at the suspcons cast on your 10y
atty and patriotism, and the efforts made to pro.
scribe you and check the progress of our holy reli-
zion"
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GALL THE SAME so."-An old gentleman Of San
Francisco said, in speaking of the consequences Of
disparity of ffortune-especially on the wifes side
10 marriage, that when he married he had twenty
cents, and his wife twenty -fve-and that she wa.
throwing up that extra FIVE cents to him ever after
wards
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EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS.

Ef En- DUH . GC0lNESS.
IT is. everybody's business to read the
Il newspspers-and in doing so, they will find that
am now located on Governor street, in the extern
siys warehouse lately erected. have hand and
still continue to manufacture, the largest and most
complete assortment of FURNITURE and MAT
TRESSES ever offered in this market. You will find
in examining my stock
400 Bedsteads 200 Mattresses
500 dozen Chairs 200 Bureaus
$50 Sofas and Divans 200 Rocking Chairs
100 Dining Tables so Wardrobes
2a0 Weshstanas 100 Fancy Tables
Sideboards Lounges of all kinds
Book Cases Cribs, Cradles, BIB.
Writing Desks
And large assortment of other goods.
SAMUEL w. HARDWOOD,
Governor at , Richmond, Va
TCABINET MAKEns WANTED.
se2-dlm
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RICH nj 0HD, Va.
THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER "a, 1854.
THE STEAMER CITY OF PHILADELpHIA.

lHE 5IEAMEh C1TI OF PHILADELPHIA.
tciegraphic despatch from Halifax brings the
i,lowing particulars relative to the stranding Of
'ae steamer City of Philadelphia:
HALIFAX, N. g.. Sept. 26,h.-The Mail steamer
Franklin, from st. Johns, arrived here this morn
Ing, bringing 500 passengers from on board the
steamer City OF Philadelphia, bound from Liver
pool to Philadelphia.
The passengers report that on the 18th instant
when seven days and a few hours out from Liver
pool, the steamer was driven ashore in gale OF
wind, at Cape Race ON the banks OF Newfound-
land, and stranded the frs. point OF land visible
on the continent. They were enabled to land as
soon as the storm ceased, and foally reached st.
Johns, distance OF 100 miles, not however without
great deal OF suffering aud privation, but were
received with the greatest hospitality and kindness
by the people of that city.
The passengers numbered nearly 600, about 100
of whom are still at ST. Johns waiting conveyance
to Halifax.
1t is thought that the steamer will be total loss
She is, however, fully insured In England-her sup
posed value being about 100000, Independent OF
her cargo, which is also mostly insured.
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A JEALOUS LovER.-On Sunday night last, the
police OF the First distrc. of New York, heard an
alarm of "Watchi" "Murder!" issuing from the la.
ger bier shop No. 60 Greenwich street, and on pro-
ceeding thither ascertained that Helena Myers q
beautiful German girl, had been stabbed in the
region of the heart by large dirk knife, alleged
to lave been in the hands of William Sheafenburgh,
Swedish sailor, and lover of his victim. He was
arrested forthwith, and taken to the station house
for the night It appeared that sheafenburgh and
Helena came over from Germany, not long since,
in the same ship. During the voyage he became
much attached to her, and wanted her to marry
him on arriving in New York. She postponed the
matter, however, for further consideration, and
Sunday night on entering the house where she
was. he saw young man near her on the sofa
At this he was so much enraged that he drew the
knife aud stabbed her as stated. The prisoner
was subsequently, examined and remanded to pri.
son to await the result of the girls injuries. She
is In very precarious state.
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Emily Jane skilien, child Q years old, was
scalded to death In New York last Sunday night, by
falling into kettle of boiling tomato sauce.
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Jackson McNair, a con of Mr.. Alexander nc.
Nair, was killed In Cheraw district, g. c., te,.
days ago. by the falling of tree
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Mr.. John McClintock, an old and respected Gil
zen Of Randolph county, Ala, was killed on .h
30th ult. by the falling of atree.
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MARBLE WORKS.
MILLER & VINCENT,

M ARBLE WORKERS, on Main street,
1N1 between 5th and 9Th Streets and nearly oppo-
site the Second B sptist Church.
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, FONTS, &c +, of foreign
and domestic Marble, made in the most modern and
best style ofthe art.
ner not to be surpassed here or elsewhere.
The public are respectfully invited to call and
anime specimens of work executed by them, AZ the
best test OF their merit. jy 18-d5m
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ARnEsr.-John Lynch, the boy accnsed of hav.
log caused the death of Charles Callahan, In Ce.
dar street, New York, about two weeks ago, bv
striking him on the head with stone, has been ar
rested
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CHARLEsToN.-There AZ deaths from yellow fe
ver during the three days ending Sunday night
viz: Friday l6, Saturday IA, Sundsy Ie.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

II The circulation Of the DAILY DISPATCH
exceeds censaeraoy that OF sll the Daily papers OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-28
LICKERT d DETTMAN,

FRESCO AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
TNHE Subscribers (lately of New York
l. having established themselves in this city for
the purpose of carrying ard executing FRESCO
and ORNAMENTAL DECORATION, beg leave to
pared to do any work in their line with which they
may bs favored in the very best style
REFERENCE TO MIR. John P. Ballard, of the Ex-
change, whose private residence we have worked
and at which place may be for the present.
LICKERT L. DETTMAN,
se 15-ts Fresco and Ornamental Painters.
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MuaDEREn's LAsr.-The following anecdote
Oh Sheppard, the murderer Of Mr. Day, we find In
the San Ffancisco Heralds report of the execution
and incidents attending It:
Ill, "ln the carriage, while being conveyed to the
place 81 execution, Sheppard was very cheerful,
M sass auaressing the clergyman who sat by him,
said-"0ld man, like you very well You don't
pe, on the long face others do; and then inquired
~ ns mad ever converted feller so quick a. him =
%nicn @ me minister replied, that he was afraid
ne nsd not done as much a. he mieht.7
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TIE jury OF inquest on the body Of Thomas Nc.
Shane, In New Orleans, rendered the following YER
dict; Came TO his death by wound in the left
side Of the abdomen, penetrating the stomach, in.
icted with sharp pointed instrument, on tho night
Of the 18th instant, near the corner OF Phppa and
Pcrdido streets, by some person or persons nm.
known" No arrests had been made.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-28

FfrE.-An oil cloth manufactory belonsins 10
Blabaa 4 Carson, on Dsuphia street, Philsdelphia,
was destroyed BY hre les. Monday night.
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CHOLERA PREvENTIyE.-Dr. KOBINsON's
CHOLERA PREvENTIvE!-This preparation is offered
to the public not nfaible remedy, but az being
the best yet discovered for Cholera Cholera Morbus
Diarrhoa, Dysentery, Pain in the Stomach and Bow
els Sick Stomach, &C., &c. 1t 10 not unpleasant to
the taste, causes unpleasant senss.ion and does
not restrict in diet. Eat and drink, in moderation,
such things you have found by experience agree
with you. Z. d. ROBINSON, M. b.
Office on franklin street. opposite Metropolitan
Hall. an 2-Sm
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ANOTHER CASE OF AGUE AND FEVER
CURED "A few days ago recorded an astonishing
cure of Fever and Ague by the use Of DR.. MLANE's
LIVER PILLS. We have now another to mention,
viz: that of Mr. James Sharp, of Madisonbursh, who
states that he had abored under very attack
of Ague and Fever, aud soon restored by the
of these Pills. Mr.. Sharpe also expresses an
opinion founded observation, that the Liver Pills
are the best for bilious complaints ever offered In
his section of country.
Although long known ss q sovereign remedy for
chronic of Hepatic arrangement diseases of
the Liver, the proprietors of Dr. MLape's Pills
not prepared for the frequent but gratifying evil
dences Of its general utility and curative capacity
In this respect, this invaluable medicine has exceed
ed their most sanguine expectations, and induced
them to hope that It will be introduced into every
family in the United States.
~ Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.. M
LANES CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, AZ take
none else.
There other Pills purporting to be Liver Pills
new before the public.
DIR. MLANE's LIVER PILLS, also his CELE.
BRATED VERMIFUGE, can now be had at ell re-
spectabe Drug Stores In the United States and Can.
ada.
se 25-dko1w Richmond, Va.
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On Thursday night last. some person entered tho
house OF Samuel Reynolds. at Kingston. N. York,
and killed Mrs. Reynolds BY Mountaineering chloro.
form while she was In bed, asieep. euspicion
rests upon an Indian doctor, named Richsrdr.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-28

DIR. GEoRaE SoHERER, formerly Practi-
TONER of Medicine In Baltimore respectfullv oers
his professional services to the public Office on Les
ter st., Rockets. IL N-ts
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FALL IMPORTATIONS 1854.
GINT8R e ALVEY.

GINTHR & ALVEY,
IMP o r TERS AND JOBBER
No. 16 PEARL STREET, RICHMOND,
HAVE now in store, of their own direct
IL importation. tho largest and best assorted stock
Of GOODS they have ever yet been able to exhibit to
the trade.
Our Mr.. GINTER having spent the past months
in the European market, buying GOODS for CASH,
enabled and pledge ourselves to sell goods
as low a. they sold by any importers In this
ry. - a. q
We would call especial attention. 70 or NOD of
Hosiery sss4 Combs - ~
Gloves Thfead4
Hdkfs & Cravats Bindfng1
Laces Sewing Silks
Embroideries Fancy Woollen
Dress Trimmings Goods.
Buttons
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NorIcE.-The Rev. Cha's ii. Read ~
e e g make Tempsrancs speech
aight the 18th, at half past O'clock H. s.Si.st
o5 Ihs trsf6c II ardent spiritsn The pube s.n.,I
SHY not only invited, but urgently reonsss.s
authorize rs in the a1urance, that the svsnins rns
be sPent pleasantly and probably by al who NAV ~
teHo. se 2-Stt
CHEAP AND HAEDsoME PRlrrse.-BilIs
Cards, Circu.ars, Labels, Bill HeadA Blanks &C. 8
PRESSES, l50 Main street, with great rapidity and
IN a. workmanke manner a. any other estsIieh rnent
in the Union and ct a. cheap rates 81 =.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS particularly are invit.
ed to call and examine specimens and prices 40
charge 10 made unless entire satisfaction IL given
CHA'5 H. WYNNE, Two doors below
seN-Iw Exchange Bank. n ain st
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nelson n. starr, negro, committed rape upon
gi.' ABOUT twelve years of age, while she was re-
turning from school, near Poughkeepsie, N. Y, .
lew days ago. He was taken before the court
where he plead guilty, aud was sentenced to con.
fnement 10 the State Prison for life.
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I COX AYR THIS.-$2O, ,OOO worth OF

II OOK AT THIS.-$2O, 900 werth Of
il 4 Ready Made Clothing at cost, embracing every
style Of garuae suitabe for Fall and Winter
The subscrbers have determined TO quit the busness
positively sell st cost, either wholesale or retail To
merchants aud others here 10 rsfe chance The
goods are fresh fine and we'll msde, and the stock IL
ample Call at the franklin Clothing Store, No. 90
Main street Il. DEC0U 4 CO.
N. B. A good cutting board for nle low. Apply -
above, n 9-3m
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LuxyRIANT HAIR.-The care of the hair
may be unceasing and its cultivation .nnerintardd
BY the most unquestionahle skin and iudsment. but
without genial growth and condition of the mate
The most thny scattered locks, that defied eyery
effort OF art may be converted into luxurian resses
by the application OF FLETcHER's HAIR ToNIc
WEIGH has thus become the indispensable appendase
OF every fashionable toilet. 1t acts like magic In era
dicatpg dandruf, and makes the coarsest hair soft
and plant. - = -
The genuine FLETcHER's HAIR Tonic il sold by
Bennett l. Beers, A. Duvai, John Fl. Blair, Thomas
Taylor, Broad st., and under the American Hotel,
Wholesale and retail, by the manufacturer.
N.B:-No charge for a trial
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~
AUCTIONEER
Office with GEO. J. SUMNER, No. 90 Pearl st..
VIII attend to the sale of REAL ESTATE and eve.
ry description of MERCHNDIZE, HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE, SO.
The VALLEY OF VIRGINIA FIRE AND Ma
RINE INSURANCE COMPANY-capital $500 600
-cffice on 18th street. nevt to the Post Office This
Company insres against loss or damage BY fire in the
ding vessels and cargoes In port or voyage.
au 2o-Sm O. r. BRESEE, Actuary.
DYSPEPSIA, in its most aggravated form,
can easily be cured by BAKERS PREMIUM BIT.
TERs; Cases of ten years, standing have readily
yielded to ts all healing qualities Price so cents per
bottle To be had of all the principal Druggists In
the city of Richmond and elsewhere. 80 10
n. CHALKLEY, General Agent and Col
lsctor, 18th street, between Main and Cary over the
store Of g. R: Peake. Refers to Messrs G. r. Wor-
than 4 Co., Williams Brother. Butler Il Tinsley
J: H: Claiborne. @. r. Peake, J. B. Sclater and Dr.
w. A. Paterson. SO IS-3m
F. NJ. RoBERTsoN, Draper and Tailor,
Governor street, opposite the Dispatch Office Rich
mond, Va. se 9-dSm
JAMES B. SCLATEK,
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
WYE have received and offer for sala-

FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
WE have received and offer for sale--
- Superior heavy Sleeps Grsy ssttinetss
Black, Cadet and Steel Mixed Ssstinets
81 and6-4 Extra Fulled Kerseys
"a and 4 Plaid Linssys
Twilled and Dufie English Blankets
Iwsiled ard Dufis Superior Domestic Blanketa
Fine Mackinsw Rlankets
Scarlet, Blue and Brown Blankets for Over.Cosks
81, 1c,4, Ia and l24 English and Domestic Bed
Blankets
All of which will be sod a. low a. thew can he had
in the Northern Markets.
WADsWORTH, TURNER CO..
se II-Sw No. 10, I4sh street.
NEW STOCK OF FALL AND WIN
~ TER DRY GOoDS-I have Just opened an
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
which were purchased in the Northern markets ON
the most favorable terms. am prepared to Offer
great Inducements to purchasers. Among the as-
sortment may be found
Ladies' Dress Goods Of all styles dI
Enbroideries and Lasss
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, 10.
ALSO,
good assortment for Gentlemen, Boys and Ser.
vants Wear-with large stock Of Domestic Goeds
and Fancy Articles.
The public are respectfully invited to siys mo
CALL a. am determined to sell a. cheap a. any other
house IN tbs city. II. kOSENFELD,
se ls-Sm IT'S Broad It,
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ATTENTION.
EXPRESS BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
pETERSRIIRG

TWICE DAILY.-Morning Express
l. leaves Richmond at 6t o'clock.
The Evening. Express will leave Richmond at 5
o'clock
Y- Goods called for and delivered free of draw.
age, and with satisfactory promptness.
Charges N psycels packages, boxes, cases. and oil
description Of Express matter moderate.
OFFICE or ADAMS EXPRESS CO,
&c ls-lm Under Exchange Hotel.
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FALL TRADE.
FALL TRADE 1864.

CHINA, GLASS Il EARTHEN. WARE
SELLING OFF TO CLOsE nusiNEse.
HAf4Nu doteIminco to cIose my pre-
large snd dssirable stock Of CHINA, GLASS. EAK
THEN AND STONE-WAkE, FANCY GOODS.
he. he.
The larger portion Of the stock consists Of new
Goods Of my own importation, received during this
summer for the Fall Trade, Fst
Country and city Dealers families and all In want
oI socds IN my line, particularly invited to sal
HUGH A. WATT,
China Hall, No 70 Main stree.
~ rsrtscular attention paid to pseking.
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$4,000 WORTH OF READY-MADE
CLOTHING!

Selling off at and belose Cost until the LIST
of October, 1854.
INTENDING to close my present bust
Z ness. will offer my entire stock Of Ready Made
CLOTHING at and below cost, consisting In part OF
Fine black cloth frock and dress Ceats
Do. do. Alpaca Coats.
Do. colored Cashmere Coats
Dc. do. Linen do.
Do. black Cashmere Pants
Do cold do. do.
Do. white and colored Marseilles Vests.
Do. Satin and Cashmere do.
Do colored Silk and Satin do.
Shirts, Colisrs, Drawers DC 10. &c.
The above stock consists OF $l5. 900 worth OF the
latest style goods made expressly for thu ard
All goods not sold by the FIRST Of October VII soon
thereafter be closed at auction, Of which due mo-
tice will be gwen. h. FuLfOnD,
Eagle Clothing stoss, l5e Main e.,
ss1-dlm next to Aliens Arbour.
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CHARLES r. HARREYS-

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAmEHrAL PAINTER.
10Th st., between Main and Cary
~ All work entrusted to his care will be fsi.b
fully and promptly executed. re a-Sm
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OEUIIO D. COIA1 1EI,
PRODUCE BROKER,
CorneICayy and Pearl streets, Richmond, Virginia.