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NLOTHlNG, CLOTHING.-At No. q

CLOTHING, CLOTHING.-At No. &c
~ Main street.
FINE SEASONABLE CLOTHING
Now being sold to close out goods, and al we
intend to reduce the stock all parties wishing to
chase will find assortment good and prices
cheapl cheap!.
There is no humbug in this, for the stock must be
Sold and we invite attention to the various STYLES of
Linen Alpscs, Tweed, Cashmere, Drap dEte, Cam
let and Silk Coats.
Also, good assortment of Pants. consisting of the
usual styles qualities and coiors of
er with White, Brown, Duck and Fancy Linen Pants
all of which arc going! goipg! at q small figure
Also, large assortment of Brown, White and Fan
cy Linen vests-together with our one hundred diff.
ferent styles Of Marseilles.
The goods must be sold
GROsHONG, TUPMAN Co,
Three doors below Purcell Ladd L Co.'s.
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TINSLEY, TARDY & CO., successors

QN6IE1i I'LL : - 81 ''0
Richmond Va are now receiving large aud well
assorted stock of Groceries recently purchased for
terms. and would be pleased to supply the patrons
of the late CONCERN a. well their friends and the
trade generally. Annexed will be found 'ss' OF
their stock in part:
1000 bags Rio Lasusyra and Java Coffee, Part prime
quality; 400 hhds N o. Sugarlc0 do: d. Of strictly
prime quality; 500 bills Crushed. Pulverised Granu
lated. Clarified and COTE Sugars % boxes Loaf do
100 bbls N. O. Molasses; so hhds- Bacon Sides 100
bills Mackerel; so casks Rice; 300 packages Green
and Black Teas; 400 boxes MftchePs Adamanine and
Sperm Candles; 500 sides Sole Leather; so bis Tau
ners' OIL 1000 kegs Old Dominion Nails, assd sizes
l0xI2 Window Glass; so bbls Cider Vinegar; 50 bags
Pepper, Ginger and Pimento 100 kegs Sup Carb So
de; 50 kegs Sal Sods 100 packages Seda salerafus
Is casks Mass Lcorice IS boxes Axes 100 dog Buck
ets 600 reams Wrapping. Letter and Csp Paper 500
doz IN 8's, 6's and 9's Bed Cords.
Also Cand1ewck, Cotton Irvine. Batting Cotton,
Cordage, Pillow Lines. Indigo, Madden Alum Black.
ing. Cigars, &c auI
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NOTICE.-Having qualified upon the es-
~ tate OF the late CHAsrAIN FARRlR hereby
notify bis customers and the public generally that
me COAL business viii be continued at the same
pace ana upon the same accommodating terms 81
ered at the shortest notice. and those customers lay
Ing IN their supply during the Summer months will
next.
hereby appoint Mr.. C. B. LlPSCOMB my Agent
Tor sales OF Coal and the collection of all debts due
70 the estafe OF my deed husband and for ali sales
made by him, whose acts shall be biz ding upon me.
Jy Z-dlm C.. M FARRAR.
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REFERENCES.
Conway Robinson and Willis P. Bocock, Esas
Richmond; Joseph Z. Venabie and Samuel v Wat
kins Esqs, Petersburg; Dr. Geo s. Scott, ClarksrHe;
Hunter II. Marshall and William H. Dennis, Esqs
Charlotte; Jno. r Edmunds, Halifax; and Or. VIM
g Cr-ghead and B. M. Jones Esq, DanriHe.
iy 25-2awts
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE--Th

CO-PARTNEKSHIP NOTICE. The
subscribers, having associated themselves to
setheI, under the firm of TURPIN, ROPER &
MUnhAf VIII continue to carry on the UNDER.
TAKING BUSINESS, in all its departments, at the
o'a stand Of Roper Murray, Govemorst.
ahey WIN give their persona attention to all or.
notice, any thing in their line of business
Iney wlil aeeR constantly on hand general a.
most elegant mahogany "' pine' W the
the sole ssency in this city, for the ,ale q,
~ = nsymonds METALLIC BURIAL CASES
me ssIcophasus either of the plain ssye. WITH.
cloth S,s Ds.er, BENG covered with mperine bIaci
fuI S,ivs,. n. rs, with gentle horses and care
JOHN TURPIN,
NH "a A.. B. w. ROPER.
- - oeco WILLIAM MURRAY
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Congress has appropriated sI5OO instead OF
$4,000 for the completion Of the bridge over the
Little Falls OF the Potomac.
DrEp-A son of the Rev Dr. Achilli died at Nor.
rissnis, New York, last Wednesday of diarrhea.
Jonathan knight, of Washington county, Pa has
received the nomination tor Congress in the Wing
Convention of that district.
SHOT AT SIR CHARLES NArIER-The London
Diogenes says: "Since the race is not to the swih
ETC., why wonder at the tardiness of the feetf"
AMERICAN BIBLE SocIETy.-The issues of publ
cations for the last months 60 el3 volumes
s1d the receipts OF the month were $23, 1850.
servant girl in the employ of the Rev Mr.
Cromley, of the Methodist Church at Savannah,
was shockngly burned the other evening by the ex.
ploeion OF a camphine lamp.
DEATH BY DRowNING.-In Providence Wednes-
day two Irish girls named Ellen Winn and Bird
get Dugan, were drowned while bathing 10 a small
pond
The copper lever is still raging in Upper Georgia
and the eastern portions of Alabama, to an extent
that Shanghai chickens and Morris Muticaulis never
reached 10 their palmiest days
SUIcIpE.-Jscob Miller, a farmer, residing in
Schodock, New York, committed suicide by hang
ing himself upon tree on the 18th ult. Insanity Is
supposed to have been the cause OF the act.
We learn from the Mobile Tribune that Mr. John
X. Minele, the present chief operator OF the Wash.
inston and New Orleans Telegraph Line at Mobile,
has bf en- appointed superintendent of the line be-
tween New Orleans and Columbia, South Carolina
THE HOTEL BUSINESS IN BosToN-The trav vel TO
Boston from the other cities and States is unusually
light this summer and the hotels are the sufferers
Some OF the large houses which were crowded last
year are now not more than half full-Boston
Transcript.
Mr.. Terence O'Hanlon, one of the oldest Of not
the very oldes citizen of Columbia died on the 9th
ult aged so years He was born In Tipperary
county, Ireland, 10 l764 and emgraed to this coun-
try at an early age. He had been resident of Co
iumbia tor fifty years.
Hon w. w. Pepper one of the Circuit Judges of
Tennessee, was formerly Blacksmith; and .'for the
fun of it," he lately made, with his own hands, an
iron fire shovel which he presented to the Govern
Or Hon. Andrew Johnson. 10 return, Governor
Johnson, who was formerly Tailor, cut and made
with his own hands a coat AID presented 1t to the
Judge.
RAILROAD AccIpENT.-The New Orleans Ores.
cent of Monday learns that the locomotive on the
Mexican Gulf Railroad ran Off the track about 1a
miles below the city, and the conductor being
thrown from the train the wheels of one of the
passed over and broke both of his thighs.
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q DANS . cos NEW YOKk, VIZ
III GINA AND NORTH CAHOLINA 5TE = Il
gHIP ExPRESs, PEE UNITED eLATn I,,, MA "
sTEAMERs KOANOKE AND JAn n1Srgn ~
TERsBUR0, he, ks, te-Having easstse azn6s =
nents With the o. D. mail line Of stssmers rom
York to Norfolk and Richmond fors rgcfAL ExYnS =
pRIvILK GEs on that route, We are now Prepexee =
CHANDIsE and PACKAGES OF every descnptiol
with dispatch and Of greatly reduced rates ,,,..
Our Express win leave New York every ~ eones
day and Saturday Per splendid steamers kOANOA1
and JAMESTOWN alternately. Goods will be Re.
cevcd 1t our New York ONCE, 81 Broadway, until y
O'clock P. H., on the day of sailing
Merchants and others ordering good. from Me =
York are requested to order By "ADAMs CUT
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS
Our inland Express will run - heretofore, iesvint
New York and Richmond daily, In charge Of special
messengers All Goods not marked TO 60 VIA the ID.
land route, will be forwarded BY the Steamer Cs'
p J. L. McDoNoUGH, Agent, Richmond
NOTICE.-Express peckages for Nor
folk, Petersburg and Richmond, intended for ship,
ment per stesners Roanoke or Jamestown. wiD
hereafter be- received BY ADAMS co, Sc Broad.
vay who are the only authorized agents for Express
Pn'Aese' - LUDLXM L PLEAsANTg,
aasa IS Broadway, New York
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DANIEL HAGERTY, BELL AND

nANIEL HAGERTY, BELL AND
II BRASS FOUNDER, having opened Foundry
on 10th street, between Main and Gary streets, 10
prepared execute orders for all kinds of and
Ornamental Brass and Composition CASTINGS, In Q
workmanike manner.
As he is prepared to cast every day, want.
ing work done can be accommodated in few hours'
notice.
All kinds of Ship, House and Church BE LIS made
to order.
patronage from the public ID respectfully solicit
ed.
B.-Highest cash price paid for old metals
NV 2S-9m
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HOSTING MACHINES AND

ffRUI TRUCKS-Those most approved are
l lNMka made by me. Samples Of which may be
IAlIiM seen at Mesns. Crenshaw Co.'S, north
IOiiID y side of Basin. Ordersleft with them will
be filed on the same terms If sent directly to me-
The advantages of these articles too numerous to
MT In an advertisement. Call and see them.
FL. BATES, Manufacturer
East Falls, Avenue, between Pratt and
feT-l2.n Lombard sts.. Baltimore, Md
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GHOLERA can be cured and prevented
~ BY the timely use Of BRYANrS CHOLERA
REMEDY Not single case 10 said TO have occurred
where this valuable medicine used il shouId be
IN the possesnon of every one and we would adyise
all to call on Aesars r. X. DUVAL BRO. and nrn.
cure bottle Of this timely cure is fo
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CARRIAGES. RIIGGIE0 sun

oRA CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, Sui.
EKIEs.-Persons desrous Of purchssne
homemade Carriages 6usGieA Baroucbea euiksesof
iieht Wagons Of the best material and workmanship
will find Il sreaflv to their interest 70 give me cali
most moderate terms
Those having REPAIRING 10 do, viii be accom-.
odated at the shortest noticeS and my charges viii
WILLIAM w. BAILEY.
my9 SIN 18th It., between Franklin and 0rsce
I'm GREAT REDUCTION IN p
~ THE PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS.
Trom rant n1.1en e RsY ee1i syss
Building, Richmond.
Moleskin HATS, Of best quality. 50
Do do second do..................S 20
Fashionable SILK HATS. 50
Zine calfskin sewed 50
Fine calfakin sewed SHOES. z q
Fl. ANTHONY has made srrsn sements with
of the best makers in the city Of Philadelphia to
supply him with handsome and substantial calfskn
sewed BOOT, which he viii sell Of the unprecedent
cd low price Of 9S so. del
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JUST PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE BY
j WARRO

JUST PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE BY
j. ROCK,
THE VIRGINIA AND n CAROLINA ALMANAC,
FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1855
BY d AVID RICH ARDSON,
Of Louisa County, Va,
CONTAINING correct list of the Mem
~ bers Of Congress, the Senate. House of Dele
gates and Courts in Virginia; Also Members of Con.
gress and Courts of North Carolina; Tabular State.
ment of each State in the Union, showing at one
view the population, square miles inhabitants to the
square mile, militia, the NUMBER of white persons
over Il years of age who cannot read and write the
deaf ana dumb, blind insane and idiots. Also, the
population of the United States from 1870 to 1850 in
elusive all of which has been carefully coliated from
official dscum ents;-an interesting account of the in
PRODUCTION of domestic animals into America by Co.
lumbus IN his second voyage in the year 1893; and
the following pieces My Mothers Bible; The Katy
Did Song; Katy.D Dds Answer to Katy; Nav deem
me not Happy; He will not again; Twas ON
Sunday Morning; Go ask my Mother; The first Mar.
mage; The Mothers Cradle Song VERY pretty) PLAY
Things; Bridal Quarrels; Eighteen Years go; Angry
Words; II Thou hast losta Friend; The FaImer To-
Gay and Tomorrow; Gem; Life; Epitapb; The Last
Doilar, &C. 1-TuF& Tn st
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LEE in LONDON, AT THE NEW
~ EooKsToRE. KENT SO RE-Gunn,s
The best nsa sae,ne OF roor Mars Friend. One Of
ton % 90 eA'anes new eoi-
Alone. the most popular and moral tale Of the pre.
Lite IN London. OF Day and Night Scenes Of Pom
ana Jerry and Bob Logic, with 81 ne celorea iin.'
ua.,ons, ~ Gruikshank, the only complete edition
,a msn,ceia. or e: ssll Of Psmyra. BY wm Ware
:, AM Han. or Rome Ia the Third centnrv X. sv,,;
nam Ware. comp etc vol 81 rs y "h.i
EE.opeen LILO and manners In Familiar Leffsr.s n
rrnnena, y Henry Coleman, vol. oi SO =
The Planters Northern Bride, 9 vol AIM
Lese,s Gazette Of faahion for Ausust q rieh mum.
~ o-Sr wM. 4. BUrrERs,
IN a
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VIRGINIA WORM KILLER-CHIL-
Y DREN CRY FOR IT.-This preparation has
stood the test of year, and its popularity is
daily increasing as its merits become more known.
1t is confidently recommended the Safest best and
most pleasant remedy for expelling worms in use-
Its great merits have gained for it the recommends
tons of physicians, Mothers and others, who have
tried it successfully, when all the ordinary nausea
ting preparations have failed.
Prepared only by p. J. PICOT l. CO..
Also, for sale by VIM. P. LADD,
my IL Broad street.
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LATER FROM CORPUS CHRISTI.

INDIAN Ft0Hre-DxArH OF CAPTAIN VAN bU-
xs--An arrival 81 this port on the 26sh instant
from Corpus Christi, II viii be remembered,
brought the Intelligence that Captain Van Burcn.
with twelve men had followed twenty-five Canaan.
ches three hundred miles, when he attacked and
defeated them, killing several. -,
II was thought thss Captain Van Buren,, woaa
survive the severe wounds he had received IN that
affair but the San Antonio Ledger. which came 70
our Texas malta to day, has letter from Fort inge
dated on the l6th, which destroys this nope van
Buren, IL no more.
From ,his letter il secms that Captain king pur.
,ued party of seventy FIVE Camanches from Las
Msras overlook them near Lake Espantosa aud
killed one oftheir rear guard. Captain Van Buren,
,olloyed their trail overlook the same party about
forty miles below Fort Ewell, near the Corpus
t,hristi road and killed 4 He was wounded in the
wrist with an arrow, and severely wounded in the
iii Of the stomach by lance in hand-tohand
light and is since dead.
corporal aud one private were also wounded.
Col Roberts LETT Forf Ewel in pursuit of the par
". fcamapches) and Captains Duncan, Walker
and Lieuteuant Carr with twenty men each, TO in
tercept their return trail The fight took place a
Hswland's Wells, on the road between Fort Ewel
aud Corpus Christi-N 0. Picayane, Ang.1 !.
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jy % At Bridgford's Warehouses; on Doc

TOR SALE-A secondhand SPRING
the manufacture of Mr.. Thomas C. Eppes upper end
Of Broad street, where it may be seen. II has been
used but very little, and that near the city.
Any person wishing article of the kind may rest
assured that great pains were taken by the well
known manufacturer with regard to its strength and
durability. ie3t.
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GHEAP, CHEAP, Cheap wv
~ Frs, the only Aytist that takes the F7e,h Tint
Dagreyyeopes which has been prone unced to be the
best in the world, has had his large 20
eed as to take Pictures of Children as perfect
taken OF grown persons.
Those who have tried at other sallervs tn bay.
kenesses of their children and failed to yet than
have but to call on Powers, at 1885, Main street who
never fails to satisfy the most astdious Sign of the
red nag. over the Bookstore of James Woodhonss
COOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FIR
IMAGES, &c.-We are now putin, nm MT,TTo 8
PATENT TUBULAR OVEN RANCE. with and
without boilers attached. This Range IL not mr.
economy In fuel. " 'oi iss
:, ALSO, Water Closets, Stationary Wash st.nds. a.
tnng Fixtures for hot and cold water eli Of Who
we VIII put up and warrant to give safisfacton.
w also put up CHILSON'S PATENT Hon. "A IR
FURNACE, which, for its durability. economv n
iaeL and the great amount Of fresh air heated ana
distributed through the registers Il uneopnled hs
any furnace now in use. ~
9. A. BARGAMIN. ia.
mn % 2ol corner of Main and 10th sts
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I AND FOR SALE.-I have for sale a
~ tract of LAND lying immediately on tbs
Manchester Turnpike. within a miles of the city
The ssid tract contains, by survey 100 acres
about IS of which cleared, and the balance
in wood Any one desiring to purchase will sprly 10
r. DICKENS, or on the adjoining farm.
iyz dim
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and Lieuteuant Carr with twenty men each, TO in
tercept their return trail The fight took place At
Hawlands Wells, on the road between Fort Ewell
and Corpus Christi-N. O. Picayane, Ang.l.
RrsoIurr yocaIrsr Some two years ago,
when the gallant Col Magruder commended the
United States forces at the Mission of San Diego
entered into that ofiicers head to execute q sere
made Tor the behoof of certain fair ladies then hon.
cring New Town with their presence Accordingly.
all the officers of the mess who could sing, play or
beat time were pressed into the service, and one
night sbout - O'clock jolly crowd lett the Mission
for New Town, in large wagon peniituliy FURNISH
cd with guitars, flutes, and other arrangements OF
musical nature Among the iest jovial young
surgeon attached to the command, had established
himself on the back seat with his instrument, WHICH
happened this occasion TO be bottle OF whiskey,
and on which he played during the ride with such
effect as to have raised his spirits the arrival at
NV T,wn considerably above the fifth ledger
line You may remember Bowery song rather
popular ia those days, the chorus of which ran -
oh, my name is Jake Keyser, was born in
Spring Garden,
To make me preacher my father did try;
But is no use blowing, for am q hard one,
And I'm bound to be a butcher. by Heavens, or
de-"
This unfortunate song had somehow or other &C.
cnrr red TO the Doctor ne couldn't get rid of it, he
could not help singing it, and accordingly when the
whole party were duly ranged beneath the window,
blesting forth
"Oft In the Silly night
the entertainments were disagreeabIy varied; for
Tar louder than the 'stilly night rang the wild
medical chant, only varied by an occasional hic,
sOh, my name is Jake Keyser, &C.
This was not to be borne; SO turning fiercely on
the delinquent Esculapius, Col. Magruder com.
nanded him to desist from the Interruption and to
''thenceforth hold his peace"
adr Doctor Ted I'm
against an adjacent tence, where be could deliver
himself safely and to advantage, and with most i'm
mense dignity replied: "Col Magruder, Pm rotfiser
of the AIRY: when I'm ath Mission, INN under your
orrer; consider sef so-snd-obey i'm; but, when
I'm down here, Sir serreradiug-'O Oh, Pm bound
10 be a butcher, by Heavens, or die.'-whoop =
and after performing an extempore dance of a fran
tic description during which he fell to the earth
the Doctor was borneby main force to the wagon
where he slept at intervals during the remainder Of
the serenade, occasionally waking as some flour
ish OF extra shrillness or power occurred to mutel
,ncoherenty, that his 'name was Jake Keyser.'
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CAPITAL $5O,OO0.-COMMERCIAL
" SAVINGS BAN K.-Ofiice at the store Of
Quarles Brooke, on 14th street
Depostors in this institution will receive SIX per
cent. on all sums remaining deposite six months
or longer, and five per cent. for shorter time;
WIN. g. PAINE, President
r r. BROOKE, Treas'r jy6-ts
ONION BONAVITA q CO., Dealer in
~ FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS, CON
DICTIONARY AND FANCY GOODS 8, No. So
West Main street.
The city and country trade supplied with every va
riety of Candies of their own make.
SIMON BoNAvITA-t DAVID N JONES.
ELIAS HALE, Auctioneer and Com
IL mission Merchant. log Main street.-My usual
evening sales will be discontinued till about the st
Of September, Except special sales should be OF
feredo
Consgnmeuts for private auction sales thankful
ly solicited
large assortment of Watches, Jewelry, and Fam
cy Goods, fer sale at wholesale or retail, at low
prices, at private sale.
City and country merchants purchase Goods at
manufacturers prices, the subscriber is agent for
great many large establishments, and can sell their
goods delivered here as favorable terms as they
could be ordered from the manufacturer direct
ELIAS HALE,
iva In los Main st.
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holland 4 BURGERS RICHMOND

OLANO d BURGER'S RICHMOND
L MADE CIRCULAR SAWs-we have full
assortment OF the above named Saws on hand. They
nave been used by experienced Sawyers snd pro.
nonnced to be of superior quality
Inc TACT OF their being manufactured here and fully
waIIaaIed, recommends them to purchasers a. being
superior to any other Saws For sale at manufsc,u.
rers prices by SMITH HARDWOOD,
JV u No. IS Main 81.
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TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOU

y SAND DOLLARS.-RICHMONDA AND DAN.
VILE RAILROAD COMPANY-Two bundled
ana nifty thousand dollars mortgsged Bonds of tbs
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company are now
offered for sale, made redeemable in FIVE years from
the date thereof and the interest payable semisn.
nualiy at the Office of the company IN Richmond.
This amount being obtained, the road will be com.
pieted to Danvle in twelve months from this time
PERSONS desiring to invest may apply either ct the
office of the Company; to v. Witcher President; to
James Brown, Jr.. or Robt Maury
Nv = 6md P. VAN DEURSON Treasurer
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DICOTvS DIARRHEA REMEDY

i never fails to cure Diarrhea, Dysentery, Chols
IA Morbus, Cholics, Cramps, Pains In the Stomach
&c. This preparation has been used for years. and
has met with the approval of Physicians and hun.
dreds of persons who have successfully tested its
virtues in cases where the diseases were of the most
al aIming character.
Prepared only by e. j. PICOT co,
1yT-lm Corner opposite Old Market.
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CEILING OFF AT COST ONE WEEK

- l<OkNOGh.-uoNAus YET . very large stOCk On
hand, L will continue to sell off we, longer
My assortment of DRY and FANCY GOODS 10 com.
cheaper than they usually sell for-viz: Ladies' Kid
Gloves, black, 25c and white ones superior srti-
Gle, size. pair; Brown Linen Table Covers, size.
piece; Jsconet Inserting SC. per yard Needles &c,
the best article for &C. paper China Buttons u doz
for &C.; Chidren's long Combs &c. piece and large
assortment Of fine Fans at extremely low prices
Give me q call before purchasing elsewhere-you
may expect to get bargains at
VALENTINE COHEN'S Store,
iv Coru hapdR rooH .ts
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N FOR RENT-The house at present
~ occupied by R. T. Alvey, at the corner of Main
and ID streets The house lie neatly finished and has
all the conveniences for family residences Posses.
sion given on the 1st of November next. For terms
apply at my Foundry. s. ID. DENOoN.
al Sta
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BARGAINS, BARGAINs.-Great re.

onctfon in prices Of Summer Clotbins. Che
sonscrioef: being DESTROYS Of closing out their large
assortment of Summer Clothing-Coats, Pants, Vests
ana other articles of wearing apparel These who
desire bargains must call early the Franklin Cloth.
ing store, No SO Main It,, we intend to close bust
ness In Richmond DECOTJ CO
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MARBLE WORKS.
MILLER & VINCENT,

M ARBLE WORKERS, on Main street,
Ayl between 5th and 9Th streets, and nearly oppo.
site the Second Baptist Church
MONUMENTS, TOMBS FONTS, &c, of foreign
and domestic Marble made in the most modern and
best style of the art.
ner not to be surpassed here or elsewhere.
The public are respectfully invited to call and ex
anime specimens of work executed by them, the
best test of their merit. jy io-d3m