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The New York Courier of Tuesday, says =
"a sale Virginia per cents. effected at 103
which is decline on previous sales. The State
had not punctuay met the coupons or interest due
on the bonds of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company, guaranteed by the State. The amount
due in Jnly last had not been paid in December,
there being no provision made for it. Such con-
tingencies should be carefully provided tor by the
Legislature, especially as it is well known that the
Canal Company has not paid for many years, and
never can pay, the interest on the debt
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LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. Sc
WATER STREET, NEW YORK "A good assort.
nlent of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand, and
for sale at lowest market prices. je 1e-ly
EF ABEL U. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.-O Office on Franklin street,
under the Metropolitan Hall, Richmond, Va.
noI
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de %

IL SIGHT DRAFTS ON NEW ORLEANS
In TO suit purchasers for sale at oil times by
J. b. MACMURDO, at Exchange Bank
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rv SIMONS, THE DA6UERREOTYPIST, is
in Richmond what Napoleon was in Italy-alwRys
victorious; and like Napoleon too he has to answ or
for the ereeution of many heads for just as sure
he gets good aim at ones head, he t0kes u on
quicker than you can say Jack Robinson. de 81
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- - LOST, on the evening OF the
oath of December last between my resi-
iEszSs S$S%. dence on Church Hill and Asbury Cha
A@@~==-@~S pei, a medium size POCKET-BOOK,
containing Sc 50 in money, and number ofrecepts,
bonds and other papers, Of value to any person but
myself. The finder can have the $3.50 as q reward
if he will leave the pocketbook and papers at this
office, at my esdence. -
ia l0-3t* WIN. J. HICKS.
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NTgSOT TTTTON OF CO-PARTNER-

DsHrP-The Drug Store heretofore conducted
upder the style and name of THOS. LEONARD
CO, 10 this day dissolved By mutual consent. TIE
subscriber having disposed of the to Mr..
THOMAS LEONARD, his late partner. he takes
treat pleasure in recommending to his friends and
customers Mr.. Leonard good and compete Mt
apoihecary. EDWD >: hiohsoN;
An persons having bills other claims against the
concern will please present them TO me tor settle
.,eLe' ;mnediate navment <. 8. H.
p;sbmarS Tac III 1853 ia l0-St
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

cH- AUC1I3N NOTIGEs-Attentlon Is solicited 70
our sale THIS MORNING. At 10 O'Clock.
ja1o ALEA. MOTT 4 Gu, AHets
gTROsCOE b. He A III, ATTORNEY AT
LAyy--Practices In the Courts held in the city Ut
Richmond and county Of HenHco.
r. Oflce in the rooms formerly occupied BY Ma
son Heath south side of Main street, next door 10
the Enquirefoffcs.as Ja7-lms
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The Raleigh Star win heaesfprtA be issued I'll
weekly
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s. NJ BAILEY will continue to do business In the
factory recently occupied by Bailey Vaughan
Persons having claims against the late frm OF b.
V will please present them to him for settlement.
ia IG--ltf +
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MUsICA . NOTICE.-MADAM AME-

M USICA q NOTICE AME-
AsI LA SlENINSKA, Countess de Polonia, first
Flutst of the world, and PTima Donna 10 the En-
before all the Crowned Heads of Europe, and more
recently at the Drawing Room Soirees OF Queen VIC
tora, has the honor to announce TO the citizens of
Richmond, that she viii give series of her GRAND
MUSICAL SOIREES in this city, assisted By eli he
great Artistes of her distinguished Troupe.
The above talented Artistic has received enco nj
urns from the first Musical Professors of Europe,
and bears testimonials us an appreciation of her bill
liant efforts
e Due notice will be given of the first Concert
la o-ts
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DRUGs, MEDICINES, FANCY AR
II TICLES, DYE STUFFS, &c.-The subscriber
has now on hand a complete assortment OF every
thing connected with the drug business. His stock
of Medicine good and fresh; his stock of Perfumery
and other Fancy Goods is complete. he respectfully
socits share of public patronage, with an assurance
that every attention will be paid to the compound
ing of Medicines putting up prescriptions and family
orders T. LEONARD,
ia 10 ~ broad stTeet.
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.lsis MUSICAL E.-Signor
DORTABLE STEAM ENGTNE FOR

DORTABLE STEAM ENGINE FOR
L SALE-The subscribers, in order to increase
their facilities for getting out work By adding to their
present stock q number more of labor saving
chimes, have ordered an engine Of greater power
from the Messrs Turner L Co. They offer for sale
their present four horse ENGINE, with boiler fly
wheel, and 80 feet iron chimney ali 10 first rate
working order-price 800, to be delivered in three
weeks after date at their shop, corner Cary and
Sixth streets. The engine can be seen in operation
by any who may wish to purchase it.
ia l0-6t JOHN l. GEO. GIBSON B
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CLAvE INsURANCE.-The attention Of

CIAF Z INSURANCE.-Ihe attention OF
~ Slave owners and the pubic seneraliv 10 called
10 the fact that .The National Safety Life Insurance
Company. Of Philadelphia, chartered In 1911. .eapi.
tai 500 900 offers The greatest advantages in regard
90 LIFE INSURANCE, either Of white persons or
slaves, Office ID Richmond, on Pearl or i4,h street,
opposite to the Penientiary store, where Pamphlets
and Circulars containing htts, Sc lnay be bad erafs
G.. X. BROKEN, M. d.,
j. Sgt al Agent and Medical 4 xaminsr.
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SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST THE MoRMoNs.-
The 81 Louis Democrat has long article going TO
show that Capt. Gunnison and his party were not
killed by Indians but by Mormons "it is no part
OF the policy of these people, the Democrat says
ITO permit an exploration of their country for the
purpose OF finding arouta Tor a. railroad, which is
to be the highway Of nations, and, II made. would
bring them again under the observation of the civil.
lied world" This 10 serious charge to bring
against an entire community. without exhibiting
facts which justify the accusation
IN New York, on Wednesday, while a workman
was repairing the gas pipes on Greenwich avenue,
he thoughtlessly applied lighted match. when
in an instant terrible explosion occurred, blow.
ing him some distance into the air. He was, how
ever, not seriously injured The isnited gas hav.
ing forced its way through the earth to the sewer
at the head of 12th street. threw up the coverings
ofthe cuverts along the lines of the sewer in Troy
street, blew ofi the heavy iron plates, weighing
100 pounds each, that covered the main holes. dis
lance of 800 feet also breaking erocer's wagon,
| and the windows of dwellings The explosion
| created great alarm ia the vicinity.
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co-PARTNERsHrPs, &c.

VNHE Co Partnership existing between
i the subscribers, under the style of BAILEY 4
VAUGHAN was dissolved By mutual consent on the
2nd inst The name ofthe concern viii be used ~
8 nj Bailey ia the settlement Of it's affairs
$. M. BAILEY.
s. A. VAUGHAN.
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vDR. VIM. Il. MILNOR, practitioner. for the
LAST twenty years, in the cities of NEW YORK and
PHILADELPHIA, begs leave 10 tender TO the citi.
zens of Richmond his services in all the branches Of
his profession Dr. minor may be found during
the day at his office. HILLS READING ROOM
BUILDING, corner Of Main aud Governor streets
and, at night, at his residence, VIRGINIA HOUSE,
Grace street no 7-SnH
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IL JOB AND CARD pkIN1ING.-The DIS
PATCH JOB OFFICE, on Governor Street, has
the largest and best assortment of CARDS ever in
this city, and prepared do this description Of
PRINTING reasonable terms as elsewhere in
the city, well every other kind of LAIN AND
FANCY PRINTING. Call and see specimens.
r~pioin Fancy CARDS for sal 9-atf
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HLEECHE ), LEECHES.-The public are
hereby informed that | have just received by the
steamer jamestown, a lot of superior Swedish and
Mediterranean LEECHES, which will be applied
upon the most reasonable terms. The subscriber
be found ell hours of the day at the hair dressing
saloon under the American Hotel 18th street. and at
night on 18th, between Main and Franklin streets
Sc IA r. G. HOBSON.
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NEW CO-PARTNERSHIP.-The un-
ders gned will continue the GENERAL COMMlS-
SION BUSINESS of the late concerns, under the
stvle and arm Of BOOKER WATKINS, Rich
rnond Va; also under the style and firm of WAT
KINS, SON l. CO, Petersburg, Va
Thankful for past favors, the continued patronage
of our friends and the public is respectfully
Ecited SAM'L V. WATKINS,
JOHN BOOKER,
ia 6-dIrn+ CHAS s WATKINS.
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nISSOLUTION-Ow to the death Of
IL T. 5. MORTON, the firms of MORTON. BOOK
Err CO, of the city of Richmond. and WATKINS
l. MORTON of the city OF Petersburg. Va. are dis
solved. The surviving partners JOHN BOOKER,
of Richmond, and SAMUEL V. WATKINS, of Pc
late concerns.
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IS HHDS. prime old SIDES and
ltC SHOULDERS, landing per steamer, for sale
by
jslo JOHN H. CLAIBORNE. i
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CMALL NEW SHOULDERS, HAMS
~ aud BREASTS. landing per steamer, for sale by
ia 10 JOHN II. CLAIBORNE. !
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HOIJSE GIRL FOR HIRE have
lar hire a Servant GIRL, accustomed to house
work and Winding children. JAS. MOORE.
ia 9-2t* Opposite the City Hotel
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~ BATHS, BATHS, BATHS.-Hot, Cold and
Shower Baths can be had daily ct the Hair Ores
sing, Shaving and Shampoong Saloon, under the
American Hotel-entrance on 18th street.
Single Bath Is cents or five tickets for 81. OCT .
q CITIZENS AND STRANGERS-v Visiting the
city, who wish their hair cut IN the latest and
approved style, and their whiskers changed to
most beautiful black brown color should call on
HOBSON, at the Hair Cutting, Shaving, Shampooing
and Bathing Saloon, under the American Hotel, en<
trance lth
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lust received at GOLDSMIT'S Cheap
- Store. another iot of those cheap NAPKINS.
IT only 7seeass dozen, considered great bafsain
4. GOLDSMITH,
iaf No. ~ Man street
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EAMlLf FLOUR-In store and for sale
l. at market prices 1876 bbis ''Whitmore," Cline"
and rs sooPe1 brands. az
ia 10 BROWN l. SHOOK (
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II ECE1VING-Further supplies of tine
~ fayorite Slste Hill, - Bunker AM, and Whit
more Superine Brands offered the trade At mar
bet rates. BROWN SHOOK.
Jalb near the Central Depot.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
YESTERDAY.

COLUMBIAN H0rEL.-Geo U Baker, New York; b
Mosby 3 y Cardo,o, 4 Swan, Pouhatsp; j r Uoro.T.
iiorner, Lyehbgrs TICS iiaskps, Prince Edxard;
Galloway. s d Moou, J II Garncu, T. G RCbert,op' John
Rogers, ialiiaI; Ao,4by, Thomas Harvey, Campbell ]
Iargrave. Pi,,syvani.; Henson, J Booker. Wm p
Geer. Carter, G Ford, Amelia; c Glass, Lyuchbe.
A Bell, w Evans, Liberty; + Cundif A S Tbp,n,n
Bedford; Pierce, Lunenburg; r. s PauietL W PE.m'
Farmvle s Teagle. ID Cogbiil Richmt; ] W t;ilmo1r
Chesterhcld Thos Coey S, Louis; Prince II NJ Liop
Kteigs IL; W Thompson, Ch.'s,on; II Thompson
va Tenn Railroad; Gochnenver, York Co.
AMERICAN-G Thomas, n Y; L Brown. lad, & =,
Dabney. lacy st, Va; A d Allen, Washing ,op'
shearer lady, Gordonsville; DR. Mabep. Va. Z;
f.neey, Lynchb'g; shearer, Appou,,,oI; 4 Egg
Thorp, Taylor, NC; Lyon, J NJ Steward. Pe,.r..
burg; Nett, St Louis Tempieman, ling Green T.
Gordon, Petersburg; @ = Chambliss, brunswick: WIN
munro lady, daughters ct, Mobile; G Echkart, WIN
Rogers, hrs Rogers Phils; s T Couieau p NJ Cos,,no
New Orleans. ''
EAClIANGE.-DS Read, Roanoke; II IL Marshall q
Head, q w Read,W g Friend, Charlotte; G Goodteb
lady n o; Baker, Mrs Acton & sou, Fiucas,ie: T
den, Reamer, Selden, II Seldep, Powhatso: w Per
iitv. hontgomry; L Ragland, Halifax; Jean France.
w Morris, II; ID N Jones. DInvie; " White
enl. H., huskstep. Alternate; T Anderson. Nor.
ioik; Widnell, Y; RN Nisbett, St Louis: w j Gran
dell sister, Chattanooga Mrs BishopsN c; ID T William.
Brook Neal; Blake, J Wood, S Taylor. J = CrseT
Macon; A Hardgrove, Dinwiddie; S Green, N g: w
Panniii, Peteeshe; Douglass. K Vim; d Kunkle J 7
Armstrong, Panther Gap; Kebbiuger
Harrnan SisuIton; r LindsayKy; Maupn. V Of
va, Beam m lady. Suffolk ] Want, Alben,r.e; W
Brooks. Strange aud family, Norfolk; Forrest,
) y; j Minor, Benson, Charlottesville.
UNITED STATES l. Jones' w Eee,o, vcp
X; w Harrison, w Butterton, X , Garrett aud LADY,
Va; Goodwin, Henrico; Lacy, New KEN; W n
Wyme, Wyme. Yorktown; A W Hankins and LADY
Jan cs City; Whitaker, York Co; J G Wsdieil J,ms,
CITY; Dibney Mss; Dlbney, Raymond Mis- "
WIN smith. Richmond: Tesgle, Williamsburg. Va.
y, Elliott; huliard, King William; j J Coleman, j
hopkins Nes9nvite; Smith, Staunton; Ii Goodloe
Rockb'idge; B Ellison, Charlottesville. I ! So
Spot,.yivania; S Sears. J Feuks waynsbor,: II
Aerhlett, Saunton; J II Voolfolk Oranee; W ] y,a,c
~; Price, Va; X Graves, PoHhat.n; RI Grave.
Chas City; Peters Lynchburg; Rowland Va. Ia
U Brean, w II Pleasants, Richmond: N o Bre,n A,,n.
TO, Va; X Roper, Wiliiarns CIV s
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~ o. ,,- CHrtcH HuL, RIcnudsp, Feb To- 1885,
Dear sr-Bens satisfied that my wife la. suffered yer,
ueh or several years from neuragia ecey,i
M from the use Of Batsrs Premium Ber, and having u,.s
h ea sneee'. In cases Of complaints with nv ch
dEeh take great pleasure Ia recommending them "a ,h p,b.
as valuable family medicine. From Rev REUBEN IoRD
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AUCTION SALES,
pIrIRr pky-

Ssrt1r DAYS.
~, Dunlop, noncurc q Co., Auets.
NhoCEilt- Al AiCTiON-O or FRIDAY a.. "a, t..,.,
~ VIZ O'Clock, at cur auction viii, '''''
~ ~ hhds sugar. geod TO fair quality
- bbis Naekerrl: 20 kits saIu,ops
~ cases Champagne Wine superior an.u,x
30 hbs stuart. Coffee Sugar ''' 90 '"''
Teas. Mustard: Candies
Sherry Wine, Port Wine, he
-ALso,-
ported. ~ N'-Ai '" any m
Txsss-tnder 800 cash; over 800 month.
.eIs DUNLOP, MoScURE 4 co. Auet.
hy davenport, Alien q Co., Aucts
enfl OASIS BOOTS SHOES AND HATS At .rcr,ox
W. On WEDNESDAY, 9Th October, o., viii ali ", .
s,ors Al o'clock go cases Boots and Ii.;, All
G., Va, pc "a s.n and Winter Goods, comprising
Men. coarss and Heavy Boot, Breg,n,
do
womens Shoes Of desirable kind,
Chiidren's 90 DO
Silk Hats. Wrapping Paper
Also
- 1850 pair Of Richmond Brogsn,
TEsss-Cndsr soJ cash; 500 over month, eri, ~,
proved paper ''' circuit Tor APP
.sIo DAYENPORT. ALLEN 4 CO ~.
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nv nova LETTERS PArENT.

"a IsN H.
'INiE minRoMNGEN; Or WATERPROOF, ANTI con-
sUhPTIyE CORK soLEs, manufactured by WV
HARCOURT, BRADLEY & Co
Principal Warehouse. io2 Wood street cSsspSlc is,i
flsnd Am,rcan Embellishments IS Ann street and V2 sa,,
uYDRONiGFN valuable discovery for -.
lee from DAMP or cold sod therefore preventive Of many Lns
In the form Of sole. Inside the boot or ,bos M ~
'n ehataeitT q, powerful anidoic to disease.
lgr Gentlemen 10 viii be found agreeable wat -
Wes 10 the coolest or ncsi weather Inc coi cannot bssr
wy we ydromEen in'criei ladies wear the sht,,t
sCed boots or shoes In the most nelemsnt weather with punty
ws1 prsyalsn, amoeg the county
sti' 0lho - The latter cause the feet prspr In ysrv
enheslhy manner and, besides, dsugerou, Esst 10 r
We feet 70 apptar extremely large, the HydromsE being cr
,hn size ~ es ePard peculiarly placed inside does not in
To Children they extremely vausbe As they nav
exercise vh comfort ard healthy elects Their sypsns " 90
them will End their ycI'iy doctors bs much dgi,sf
Ing to almost Incredible extent Last yes, In iooaor
chester birmingham, Liverpool, Gls,gov Is,ds ppbn o.
Of Corr soles THIS number viii fsr '
Ak The Faculty their opinion Of their vase a, for
Coedss' Cotr', BRONCHITIS. AsTHul, and CoSsuvr1ioS
MSS sge per pair - otSrs.
BONA Sis,ssSo Is DO dc.
NorcE-From the Retail Price, We NAL. , v.,v ,.., IT.,
ance Jobbers and Wholesalers that any ,tSrsSs.n.
me proa On while they article that may
IS!tsrm,, spply' 10 HARooURf, BRADLEY CO
--s-ou' Is Ann street, Neu YORK.
SEo HkitRlNG, Grocer and Commission Mrrebsp, IN
49, ~ 0ass ,srS.1y STGsp,,d % John Royal Fq az.
good stock o. arcees TO which he invites the ano AZ 80
friends and the public generally. "''"" " MS
All orders promptly executed
Also sell, All Kind. Of Country Produce on commission, AMI a.
e eon'gnmenu nom all who mAy favor him win Incl, pseo
RlcAmOnd, August is, 1885,, '0is
- BAGs HIO COFfEk, just received for sale
- I" JAS, WINSTON.
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EI.Its HALE,
hCcTiOHEER AND commission HEPCy,yr
100 NInin Street.
a IIioS SALE or WATCHES, JEwEIRy AND p.,
Cf GOODS-ou SATURDAY evening Sep,.nhor Is,h y.
By ELIAS HALE, No log Main street liar.
u9o consisting Of various consignmentS OF new and .ero,a
'i ni SILVER Watches Gold Guard, FOB ChaIn.
n ana Plated Ware; Jevelry Of description Gold Pens
Combs, Buttons Thread Pins Needles Hooks ma
BrHshe Porte Monnie, Purses Letter nd Cap Pa
steel Pens, Pencils Clocks, RaEor, HALVES scs
"a ars, suspend-rs Linen Thread, Cloves P,n.v H.,
psi Portfolios, Travelling Cases Work boxes. Perea.on
Guns, Hammers, Coffee Mills. &e, Ac SNP''
GENTRY Merchants other. would do veil IN .,.s.
A' 'he " ois Sill be sold without reserve S '"'e'
,s ELIAS HALE, Auconeer Commission Merchant.
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Ito nrsIiELs OF RYE; ~ bag, Of Wool; Tor sa7 e
~ IL
FALL CAMPAIGN OF 1851
CI.OIIlING-CID TuINE
WHOLESALE TR.nE


BOOKS, STATIONERY AND PIANO FORTEs
a od Mar f BOOKS 3
adapted ,ae in virginia and Soh csrns
enf n Ps.i a. 10. as be obtained in
S6'S he T Gss
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Lima and Tennessee all Of which have given entire satsfason
rsy . pIss sns dill every
SNpEy and ne Blank s;o ok ssSsa to m BOOK
Of Book. Periodicals. Blanks Music Gc are bound and HAM
Book; suitable msrchan clerks Of courts iae.o
MAYos GUIDE TO MAGIsrRATEs-Nere edition. W. pub
form, Tor he d.orse .he, duties Court With an Sppea
Code Si PSnd Notes. Deeds Contracts
Persons a; distance unable Richmond can have their
htsIs MD tOMB--IIsir Tooth and Nail RIu,he,. lpf
or" Combs SS r s rns s.
Combs. t,u24l o. HSRTwEIG sa = CO. S,''
~. ,i: kan hose Who ,o Pains
UthsI causes are more or less subject pareus
one single dose "A''' ANEW we 'ehe' 'hat
Extract Of Pareira Brara and Buchu
would give ihem-we repeat single would give them
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> aus DAyESroR1T%, ' iI GL sS'' Y 90.
MI ANILLA RoPE.-Auot,sd iron, ,. to y inches, in
seq sNiTI Ron,Rf is No. ES' e Psai street.
w., wthh.-o daT, vaTni,hed, aud Painted Tub,
Pins Wa. Nest. i,ry 6oaS S and
a G% Of Pf rs sSa T%5TS Sd RG" w and
aus s;S ''''''' P'''''% hUi iSI n,'s CO.:
HRLhck DnFSs GOODs-wc have a very vo,d ,,,o,,,,,,
black R5mSan iS On saaG 1 1y black GanSo c,Ps
reyes, eIOghn~', tahSrIc,ic g. hGRT@RL" co. ne
lIEhTnEH DUsTEils. all sizes; also all lind. Of H,r
Brushes such FLOOR, Hearth, scrub whewash and Dust.
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B4sSS9N s'DEsio Ahdi g IT, s& * sf;.
H5p''' f 5ST TsSS5;4 s SEira T CO. S
~ BOOK TRADR-FALL. 1884.
~ Good: opening 1.-THE SeW Book Store Square Isl
qisSt ~, S;has s .v Rs e., and @
q other sneiy fancy sod sScs viii be oa ' en- s
g. Piano FORTE and '' S''5 WIZ S52$ss and
,s' la1 Main street, opposite Exchange BANK.
70 d. B s1.I, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
'S PasTn Of s!ssm gsge Try and other Coct Cup.
TG:iS ''; r fsSs S Ss% s.s sT
o'''s''e' Files, which We oHcr low pscs.
au,5 -. o. Q. ), sSToS CO.
NoTICE-The ,ub,cribsr,hsve reeslveds n,v np.ca
Py on Wstehe, a1d Jsw'lry which hsve been ia,. IN
hs the sea lice s ~ nee, s u.
and JeEelry Of kind fail TO please them
M eI stock ast IL unusually diyerslded
our friends, the public, and Ladies especially h
~ 0'u'U invited. . MYERS JiNKR,
II uST Received nv STEAmEu-E n
shNOEHo 1870 corner Of Main and Governor b..
d Ieceyed large and beautiful Of ali The ns
sPRINo GOODS embracing every article Of
mearnE Apparel which he respectfully reqas MI, isnds ana
me pablo generally 70 esn and examine. mis- so
HEIMn, LIKE ENDURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFopD
ysis nyONNhUTIoUr-Aoxscr AT RfoHNoyp, Va,
Company continues ri,ouss ON live, a, ,h
promptly adjusted. - ' NJ pPRtRSv,n S0''e'
Agent
LARD-so kegs Of Family Leaf Lard, for sale.
49, ~ JAS. WINSTON
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ARRIVAL or rHE ar. Louis.

ihfhh pNhs LAIEN IRON EUROPE.
NEw York, Sept. l2.-The steamer ST. Louis, from
Havre aud Southampton. with dates to the soth August
arrived at half past o'clock to-day.
The weather throughout Eugand and France had been
very fne for harvest.
The French troops had 70 embarked from tho Bomar-
'und and we're expected TO make descent Finland
west Of Hesngfors.
The expedition to Crimea was to leave yarna on the
ports.
The Spanish government has borrowe 66 600 900 Of
reals upon security Of the revenues from Cuba.
Queen Christina had quilted Madrid unopposed for Lis
bon.
The 81. Louis brings Ice passengers.
The steamer Herman arrived at Coues the GOTH aud
by the bsrque Reindeer from London for Bostou.
The Canada arrived at Liverpool on the 27th and tho
Atlantic at o a. m on tho 3Oth.
PROGRESS OF TIE WAR
The cholera is rather less violent at yarns The dam
age by the dro at that place is estimated half million
sterling
Omar Pashs with $4,000 men, aud 30 guns, entered
bucharest on the 22d, aud had enthusiastic reception
The cholera was very bad at Bomsrsiud.
Ii Is stated from Copen agen that B,rsguav d lille,
offered the King Of Sweden 1000 900 francs for Il
first month, and 100000 francs for the succeed
months. as subsidy GU his actually joining the western
powers.
The Swedish Dict have proposed petition to tho king
to take measures to the Aland Islands from
tp'n'ng To the Russian dominions.
The German papers announce the approaching conclu-
son 81 treaty onsusive aud Defensive between Austria
and the western powers the preunarie, are being set
tied.
Five ships Of war passed through the Great Belt on II
2sth and landed Russian prisoners route for England
teegaphic dispatch from Brussels announces the re-
signaton, en- masse, Of the Belgian ministry.
FRANCE.
-, From France there is nothing politically important
The corn markets tending irrctrevably downward
me vineyards present deporabe prospect
paraguay d'Lilers has been made marshal of France
MARKETS.
below mtdlng Sales the 2sth aud 29th 900 bales
each day.
Bre.dstuI. were lower AMI duh. Wheat had declined
Va. four had declined Is 81 TO %. Corn in good
demand. and had advanced Is
LIVERPOOL. Aug 30-All the markets were greatly dc,
pressed. AT Mark Line on the 23th, new wheat was
qu-ed at Gsass lower old aud foreign 2sa3s lower Flour
Tell lsa2s Tor American
Money in London ia decidedly easier Trade a, Man.
chester was stronger, and prices we'll IN ain tiinod
IL France WHEAT had declined los lo. per quarter