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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-04
TO THE PHYSICIANS OF VIRGINIA,
aud 10 all who aisc Liquor AS u Mcdi-
cine Or as IL Beverage

Physicians wEo prescribe Alcoholic Liquors for med
elm Il purposes shund give the preference tn WOIFES
SCHEDAM AROMATIC SGHNAPtS
l. 1t i. manufactured at Schrdanl. lu Iioi'urd and
exclusively in the factory ui tie proIl by process
ses and from material elsewhere unemployed and
known.
= It is proved by tn repeated analyst. # several
eminent chemists, to be entirely r,e from the perncious
iu-ii oil which remuus IN every kind ot qanr distilled
from erur, aud whiri i,thc OF tie md
Siseern arrangement, .elous congestion. aud morbid
desire for habitual AN Incorporate rdug eacc whcb
such liquets invariably tend To superiuduce.
j. 1t i proved ~ the sumr unerring tests that Ia,
juniper tu favored with the coarse. aclid u3d
indigestibe oil OF jupiter heretofore used, but with
the sptclhcaIiy lighter mHr volatile aruWalic an M
dcina Of the essential oils Of the Italian juniper
berry, neglected 10y every other manufacturer.
1t il chemically proved II be ubsoIutcy pure in IL
reclicatiuH-a quality obtained by tntirpy pro
ccs, and which no other Holland Gin in tie woIi m>
ncqEifed.
5. 1t j.. RIVED by extensive medical experience and
te-timouy,to bean eiheieur vii agreeable rem
eds IN many ot ncipett dr. psy. gtave, chronic
eout. rheumatism, fntaleuce, cpic, concretioas the
kinney and binder dyspepsia fever aud agnc. general
drbiy sluggish circulation at the blood, deficient
stimulation Ut food and exhausted vital cretgy.
&. II Is most grateful and renoyatnc coriinl AID,
when used d ectcd. irAame- the ~ IL
duces nebrety bot tends rather subduc the Inter
trinity, by crea dislike 10 all inferior liquors And
it invariably TIN ii effects nt bad water Nj 9Th
Ell in swamry lmc,tou" districts Ia uii Of the"
enumerated gu lltie it has rya in any market in the
world.
Since the introduction Of Tbs celebrated medicin,l
beverage INTO The United States, NUMBER OF Liquor
Houses in New FORK and our other Brle cities have
commenced COMMUNICATING it, The genuine Is only sold
in quaitand pint bottles, hnd sonely wrapped in GLOW
paper. with my the bottle, cork, ana label. |
would advise thne who il fredi iHHY, Ia pGrchas,
fyshe boc, Bars aud Hotel. frequently fill my lot
ties with common gin and sell It for the genuine fo
sale ly all the respectable Druggists in tie United
SAFES UDOLPIlO WOLFE,
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SERIOUS AccIpENT.-We regret to hear of u
serious accident yesterday to MIR. A. {. Martin,
conductor of one of the freight trains an the Or
ange road. Whilst the train was in rapid motion,
coming towards Alexandria, Mr.. Martin was
standing upon the top of one fthe cars, with his
back towards the locomotive, and in passing
over the Rappahannock bridge his head struck
the tmbers of the upper part of the bridge, knock
ing him off the car and on to the track when
he was run over by part of the train, and then
prccipitated into the river lie was soon taken
out. and carried to Culpepper c. II. where he
received medical attendance. His injuries, it is
feared are serious.
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Roanoke College,

FACULTY.
Rev. David T b nlr \. NJ, President aud Profes.
sor of Moul and intellectual icnce, &c,
s. Cnrsone Wells, A. NJ, Prof. Mathematics and
Natural Science,
Henri q Won iioAnr, Prof Ancient aud Modern Ian.
gnages.
V + Bolton. Tutor.
fbNHlS Institution, ocnted Al Salem, Yn, will com
u mruce Its next session October 4th. Expcnses for
the session Of ten months, ineuding Tnition, Bond
Room-reu fuel, Lights and Incidental expenses, sll2
For particulars address Tie President
aug l9-d VrGtnps Rep COPY
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FIFTH EDITION NOW READY.
Sixth and Seventh Editions at Press.

n OW READY--Thr fGh Edition of ALONE by
~ Marion Ilnrhnd, in handsome ~ mo. vol;
price | % \. MORRIS Richmond, Publisher.
WHAT THE CRITICS SAY
Hem what Frank Leslie says of it in his Ladies' Gu
gettc:
Nehnye read this exceedingly elegant co atrbution
To light literature with ubsorhing interest. "Alone
Is heart offering uTnn the altar of home and social af
fectnns, simple tale of rrn life dedcued my broth
Grand siste We welcome such tributes this
henrty. Nothing in its way STRIKES our memory rs
being ils equal and give place fitting notice in
artistic Gaaette ns wound u gem of purest ray,
aud commend alone o every rehned mind
Alone stnuds FAR above tho light literature of the day
in It's style and general ii sald.
Natural and life.ke In its conce ptons, ind toeming
with intcregt while vein of rich and cheerful humor
and an oyoowing sympathy, Pcrvade the entire work.
and sParkle upon every page. We have read novel
which We can heartily commend to the public
alone '-Lcxington Gazette.
Chnrl, rer7od by force, ccarness and originality
Cooley Indy Book.
II stands 'd'ono rs being certain extent igna.
1t ia rcmnrk NJ H. and cuous sort Of work exact
y n novel u : askliully phnaed and deeply inter
e,t0g stot,. ut something more thn a story, and is
designed - t t'something' better thnn interrsng.-
We think -, nas accomplished more than she intended
-Sonlh.as l.t'.nry Messenger.
One at de hest works of fiction have read
"Mnriou tinrlatd" may be Justly placed in the very
front fe, Of American female writer ford Senti-
mel
IL bears the unmi-takaolr j. press of highly gftel
mind --Danville Register.
Every pnge ia incideni the language is ehase and
elegant the whole lne fascinating that it holds the
readers mini in n firm grnsp mil il is fnshed-
Penny l'ost oct % Is
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/ syEUtCOmPLAlNT. JAuNDIcE. DYs.

Il repsin, Chrome Nervous Debility. Disease ofthc
Kidney, aud All diseases arising from "A D,sorderrd
Liver or Stomach, such ~ Constipation, Inward Pilss,
Fulne'~ Blood Ia tile Head Acidty ol the Stomach,
Nau GA, Heartburn Disgust for Food fuIiness weight
/ the stomach Som Erurations Sinking o. fluuerng
M the Pit of the Stnnat h. swimming thu II al, ilnr
red uui difficult breathing, Flutt'r.s ut the Heat,
Chonk ng Suiocutirs Sensations when in living pos
ture. Dimncss o Vision. Dots " eh. before the sight
Fever and bull Pam ipthc ll"nl, Deficiency # Pers-
piraton, YcIovne-s F., tie skinand Ewes Pain in the
Side, BACK Chest Limh < C.. Suldsu Flashes oi Heat.
Burning in the le-h Constant lmeeione of Evil, and
great depression ot Sprit, be chrca'y rured by
Doc1rR iinoFi AhDs CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS
prepared hy Dr. &. NJ. lnckson, German Medicine
Store W. 10 Arch door helow Sixth. Phi.ada.
Tbo.r p,~er over the nhps' disro,e is excrled,
It eqm3ei by any dh,r preparation ia the United
State. tbr attc, in many ease, utter s,ful
physiciansb bad hlnd
Th,se Bitters worthy the attention of hvalids.
Possessing virtues in the rectiieulion of tie liver
aud lesser glands. exercising the searching power
in weakness and affect, ms Il the digestive organ-, they
wttaI sac certain and pleasant
VIRGINIA TESTIMONY DR. j. NJ Wilson, Lexington.
Va, Feb 9th 80. snid: II am entirely Of the
German Buffers. They have become al the rage Moth
ing else soils
Tie Tenth Legion, published Mt Wood.tock VA.
said, Jan ION, 1870: "a Grclt Med.cne-We haye
uniformly RETAINED from recommending 10 the public
any OF the various pateut medicines OF the day. unless
thoroughly convinced If t.cir vuIc. Among those
consider nnfhy Of notice. is fc German Bitters. in.
vented by DR. Iaatipd and prepared 10y DR.. Jackson,
ia majopbn. One instance, n Islti, nlar, in which
the crur ut It's medicine have been tested,
has fallen under obsrryaii m. Daring the last
nrr. OF Mr.. Abram Clubil, OF thi. county.
very seriously affected with liver mpIain, and oftcr
tying. in vain, various femc lies, purchased bottle
of the Bittr, aud alter using it. much relieved
"fhis distressing mady, thai he procured other bot
tie snd Is now restored e1trely 10 ienlth"
1Loy are entirely vegctnblr free from all injurious
ing edens, Away. strengthen the system, and never
prostate it.
For al who.sa'o by Druggists in all the principal
cites and retail by AZ oherulfcs aud siorrkeepe. in
every town ia the United Sintrs.
Sold by D. r. LYMAN, J. II. THOMPSON & co,
IN !. IL SEAY < CO. LynchGurg. nj by dealers in
mt dlcinc everywhere. lsrp6 y
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DR.. GrahaBt.

NEW York Nov. 1.-The case of Dr. era
hun, who killed Col, Loring, remains in abeyance,
aud it is yet uncertain what course will be pur-
sued by the counsel for the prisoner The Court
re.assemblcs on Monday next; when something
decisive will be known, The prisoner has re-
Gently expressed himself unfavorable 10 II new
tliaI. preferrng to run the chance of being par
doned which his friends say will be done.
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We desire 10 emil attention to the abo,c ciieGlar,
which forwarded To Us by Mes.rs. +. Barredn 4.
Brother. the 2ud inst.
In rider the ri country friends on
the h"-f terms possible We oior I1cn, Mt warehouses
on Rowctt'- " har, Pure Peruvian Gnano, direct from
the government agents. thu OF $50 per ton Of 1000
lbs Er lnrse ,inalI mntirirs
Parties unknown tou-. giving orders accompanied by
cash. ols ucay city references will he promptly at
tended to- RONLETT. lIARDY & co.
t5' Also in Store. Mexican Gurnbal $50, DeBmg' :
Superior Phosphate Of Linn, ut S1G.
sen l2-dVrta
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. VALUABLE PROPERTY
EOR SALE

4.:I yoa sAln -
Finding it will require more time pay my debts
than my creditors cnn conveniently allow, unless sell
"A portion Of my property, have determined offer the
following property FOR SALE:
My REsIDENeE, in the ncighborhood of Judge Dam
el's. his Is most desirable place. The House
ains II rooms, all well and of them elegantly fin
ished with brick kitchen and All other necessary out
houses, and well of excellent the premises
The HousE n LoT ut present occupied by Mr.. J. F.
Barns. This is neat aud pleasant place. suited for
small family. The House has five rooms with a good
kitchen, smoke house. und well of first in
the yard.
Also, my FOUNDRY. la offering my foundry for
sale, consider offering the valuable property
offered in this place 1t is well known in this
vicinity. need particular descriptions; but i'll state
there is not better sed establishment in the
State. 1t is furnished with a completes sett Of TOOLS the
latest Improvements and large stock of patterns in
good condition and extensively used. l would refas
selling half the interest in the Foundry property shoulf
any desire purchasing such an interest.
Any person wishing to purchase any of the abov
named property will apply the subscriber at Ii
Phoenix Foundry. A. G. DABNEY.
nov 1-dis
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Bishop Election. &c.

the Rev. DR.. Potter, Bishop of New York, has
been fixed for the 22d November. 1t will be Il
grand display.
Bets are now making freely that James Baker
the Know Nothing candidate for Mayor of this
city will be elected. The excitement is intense.
We have rumors again to-day Of further fail
nres but the names of the parties have not trans
PRED.
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COLUMBIA, S. c. Nov. 1.-The difficulty be-
tween the Postmast er General and the South
Carolina Railroad Company is unadiusted, and
the mails from kingsviIe to Charleston and Au-
gusta will not be carried by the road utter to-
dly.
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. The steamer Orza-
ba, from Vera Cruz, arrived to-day, bringing IA
weeks later adviees flom Mexico, but nothing
new in relation 10 the progress the revolution.
The new steamer Santa Anna, from New York,
arrived at Vera Cruz on the 10th.
The L. 5. mail steamer Philadelphia arrived
to-day from New York via Havana with dates
from the latter city to the 9th. The political
news is wholly unmportant. Molasses was
scarce; sugar advancing, freights declining.
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GAS! GAS!! CASH.

DERsDNS wishing their houses fitted for burning
Il Gas will find some strong inducements offered. by
applying to the subscriber. have good workmen and
superior stock of materials. A. G. DABNEY.
N. B.-A orders for fitting up Tobacco Factories
received within sixty days payment will DO required
before the LIST of June, 1855
Ia
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l.-George w. keyser,
convicted of the seduction of Sarah Ann Ashton,
to-day sentenced TO pay fine of $1,000 and
to undergo three years Imprisonment in the Eas
tern Pententiary
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CIRCUIT CouRT.-The session of the Circuit
Court was closed ON Monday evening last. The
Jury in the case of Commonwealth vs.. Jones, be-
ing unable to agree were discharged. We IN
derstand that two of the Jury were for verdict
of murder in the first degree, the others being for
confinement in the penitentiary for "A term of nine
to eighteen years.
A special term of the Court for the disposal of
the above criminal case will be held by Judge
Field, in this county, ON the 9th of February
lS55.-C Charlottesville JEFF.
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JUST RECEIVED,

l the Family Grocery large aud eXtrn fine lot of
n fani'y Bacon nice Ia Of Corn Moal, lrlsh aud
sweet for.toes NJ. |. Mpcberal md Hrriugs, and a
hrautll article ri emily LAIRD. A 81, large and
we'll selected stock ct Boots and Shoes among which
my be found verf ice fancy shoe { ChIdren-nnd
cveryhn USUAL krpl in fnly grocery all of which
will be- sod ehe,p ,or ea-h. J. II. SOLOMON.
y. IA !aIgr lot Il Sfancwnc on consignment,
which will r sold cheaP to the rule. J. II. $.
,,gt
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HEAVY DAMAGES.-Nathan Childs, Jr., of st.
Louis but formerly of Baltimore, has recovered
2,55O damages from the directors of the Bank
of Missouri, to indemnify him for the expense he
was put to a few years ago in defending himself
in suit brought against him by the bank
charge of embczzling Sl2o,000, and of which he
was acquitted. This is the second case determn-
in favor of Mr.. Childs, and the aggregate
damages amount to Sl.9lO.
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. 3D-The steamer st. Nicho-
las struck log near Cairo, yesterday, and short
ly afterward sunk, proving a total loss. She was
insured for 100000.
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WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. 1.-The accommo-
dation train from Philadelphia for this city, came
in collision this morning at Red Cut, four miles
above this place. The shattered con-
siderably, but fortunately no one was injured.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-04

The leather store of Edward Richie, in North
Third St, Philadelphia, entered in broad day
light on Monday, the safe unlocked and S25 in
good money, $50 in counterfeit notes, and $1,000
in notes of hand stolen.
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NcGOEsE1LE ~ JONES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS
COMMISSION 4 FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco,

81
~ Ill give parrular HIteuion the Inc of ELurR
w NtAr, ToAAcco. CouS, BAcoF. Lam, Bar.
TER, &c., a.. Liberal advances ~ he undc an all
tnu-lgnulonts WHOM truulrN1. lnIN l.
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NEW ORLEANS Oct 3l.-rhe ship Star of the
South from New York, reports having passed
the ship Icomourn, y from New York, ashore
on the Florida Reef She would probably prove
a total loss.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-04

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-The Know Nothing
school trustees, recently elected, organized to-
day by selecting Peter +. Bacon to act as chair
man, and |. j. Abbott secretary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-04

Several members of Congress have already arri
we'd in Washington.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-04

Mr.. Il. C. Denison, an aged, printer died in
Philadelphia, on Wednesday last
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Oct. 10, ls53-cod2m.

fl'llE subscriber will offer for sale his DWELL
ING lIOl'S on 9th street and vacant
lots adjoining thereto. Also, 400 acres of land
two miles from the city, on which is n new dwell
ing house with eight rooms new franc Barn.
81 by 80 feet, storys high, and all other out
houses. One tract of land containing between
and 600 Acres, with II small house on the
tract. The fencing is all good and new aud much
OF 1t Is oi plank the land quite productive lays
well and Is well watered and plenty of Timber.
This tract is about 3 miles from the city
The above will be offered privately until farther
notice, if not sold privately the same will be of
fered Mt Auction.
| also wish to dispose of the Piedmont Works
These works are very valuable, rs may be seen
upon examining them. There is u very hrge
amount of good and valuable machinery attached
to these works. would prefer to sell all of the
machinery together, but will sell in parcels to
suit persons wishing to remove it. There is oy-
cry piece of machinery in and about the works
that could he used in ear shop or agricultural
ablishmcnt There is about one acre of ground
belonging to the works, which will be sold also;
and2 Acres attached under n long lease This
being immediately on the Bason makes it very
valuable for Il lumber yard, as we'll Us Machine
shop
| have something over million of feet of
lumber ON hand-seasoned, of all kinds-whch
wish to close out AS speedily us possible.
Also on hand n large stock of agricultural i'm
PIGMENTS; say Flows. llarrows, Cutiyators IIay
Presses, Wagons Wheelbarrows Churns, Hay
Cutters, Cornshellcrs and every thing used for
agricultural purposes, which will sell at very
reduced prices. These will be offered privately
until further notice. GEO. &. CIRLE.
10 pnlDm
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The announcement of the death of Madame Te
desco is contradcted
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NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

~
IV-THE CHEsT.-Ai
Sir Ashley Cooper, Bart. NJ. D.,
rllE EMINENT MEDICAL PRACTITIONER, HAS LEFT
AVAILABLE LEGACY To THE WORLD IN HIS
Great Preventative Of Consumption
AND
Unfailns CuIe for Pulmonary Diseases
WITHOUT TIE Use on MEDICINE.
S'R \ 9 her in'ent', and advised The nee the
y MEnlCArED FIR cuEsf PROTECTOR,
To al t"rauH o ala agea denuitions a safe
Ashmn coashs Cold. and ether aat"s 81 Tie Lungs which
the osiascl chest according to fashion,
ani the continual changers Of climate.
silk aud pn,d~ which SUSPENDED the neck the
shr,i m "ngr''f," manner That onr" worn 1T tcomcs
"rhe Protector although hut recount, introduced into Ameri
alns south Auerea west indies uhas Tor long tim
nn' sHl' article IN England and On H." cont nent II Europe,
oflrrss
10 demonstrate thcse ouluc Of auv English resident In
vicinity Of Ills KNOWLEDGE offhr Of wearing
the Protector. Wlrlo RECOURSE poCroRIN ~ Of any
kind The cost ef Wearing rc articles rue and one
will ast Nnone health Of him clfor
his family will he without them Tho Hospitals in this country
are not alone Recommending ON hut introducing them. liar,
eonr bradley n Go o london aml Manchester England
originally entrusted with tho manufacture 81 the Protectors by
the amrnlel 'r Cooper aud continue 10 manufacture according
10 hsornnI Instruction and Therefore recommend osc who
ktMt MhEE filis Is AsrArLE ARTICLE, Nd No PAT
RETAIL PRICES.
4entssise' sl,6oeach
boys 4 Mise. do, 70 a ro
uARCorRr BRADLEY 4 co,
81 Inn street s l02 Nassau Street,
NEW YORK Il. <.
Principal Warehouse. o3 Nuol street. ChcaI4idc London
henuhcor,, u Market street. Manchester England.
II II a Co nrco-tahlislns perots thu
cother- pry Goois Merchants MIncrp also
r"ens fnrH,hE stcher"rs are entrusted with the whole
lens are offered for their encr.o and lrnd opportunity
orGns Ia them for snt and profitable business
llARCOuRr. BRADLEY Il co.
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ROBINsON's pRACTlCE-vOL. 1.
IND " Ill BE SPEEDHY PUBL LSHED
1.-The Practice in Courts Of Justice i'm
England and the u. States.''
BY CONWAY ROBINSON. ESQ,


VOL l. "a Ia the place and time of transaction or
proceeding, treating hi,hy OF the conflict Of Laws
ard the Statute Of I.r,itatons.
ALSO, IN PRESS,
SEtOND EDITION OF LOUAS'S DIGEST,
Digest Of le Laws of Rcn Property, generally adop-
tel and in use in lie United States; by John Taylor
Lanax, l.. D. D., one pf tie judges OF the General
Court Of flrgnin and formerly Professor of Law in the
University OF Virsinn.
Second Edition. in , v1l'. royal Svo. greatly onlar-
ged ard improved.
The new Code of Virginia ha. been embodied in this
edition nai resee made all the reported cases
decided ia the supreme Court since 1885 the 9th and
hast volume of GuHn's Reports inclusive, as well as
additional matter taken from cent English and Amer
lean authorities rendering this edition of the most
il not tie most valuable compendium of purely Ameri-
cpn Law. upon the subject OF Real Property" ever
issued in his county. SO far regards Virginia, this
edition will be found present her Ell tire system of
Real Property Law. all of it which is usually brought
the consideration Of the Student, und OF the bar and
Of the bench.
A. MORRIS, Law bookseller
And Publisher 81 Main Street. Richmond.
Il
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

CHARLES A. GWATKIN,
Opposite Exchange Bank, Richmond, Va.
Silks, P0plins 4 Embroideries,
Nj AGNlFICENT STOCK arriving now from the
" New York auctions. about half the former prices
Now "a the time for barenns. Large exhibition Of
French Silks, PorIins and Embroideries
Special Notice. to the Ladies Of Lynchbnrg and
neshbofhood. for cash.
1000 yds Splendid rlnid Poplins oil Silk and Wool.
nj 37dcts u yard, ,iellv worth s1.00.
1000 yds Rich glos.y plaid FRENCH SILKS, for la
dies gi1- md children OF the unprecede nied low
price Of SO cts per yd actually worth 81 90.
1000 y3s plain Col Gro ID Antique Silks. Fresh
Goods, at GA cts. per yd.. valued al 81 .25.
1000 ,ds splendid glossy black Silks, rs cts "
yd of high luste aud good width.
Also fine grades Embroderies In Collars, Bands,
Ghemisetts, Collaretts, &c. argeand complete
soriment.
RNOTlCE.
1000 French Tambored Collars, At 3 cents each.
800 Emb'd ia
700 : oambric & Miss Collars at l. Cd.
600 at IS.
NJ friends md purchaser. generally cordial
y invited 10 all and see them
CHAS. A. GWATKIN.
Opposite the Exchange Bank,
OCT dimif Richmond. Va.
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THOMAS NOWu.aN.


Sign of the Eagle Sycamore st, Petersburg u
Il EElS constantly On hnnd the urrcsi. cheapest nu
IN best assortment ol Watches Icwery. q Il Pens
Spectacle, &c. To be found in Nuemhrnrne Gold Puem
Lever ilo,ontn and Anchor Watches ringing IN pticc
from S2h Ia 500, nil warranted 10 give satis'uion
lac will excl ange them. Ason large assortment ot blu
m"nd, fea aud Plain Rings. breast Pins. Enr-Drops,
Indies Neck md Ghtteiain Chains Gents Fob aud
Vest Chains Boso Sleeve md Collar buttons bruce
let's Gold Pencils Nc, &c; also. very lnrge assortment
ri Silver Ware, embracing Table Ten. Dessert. salt
aud Musnri SPOONS, Table md dessert Forks Soup,
Grvy mud Creum Ladies' Pickle iiniyes mud Forks Car,
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