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The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06
VOL. 10.
YAZO0 DEM0GRAT.
w. 5. EPPERsoN. EDITOR.

TIE Towns or LoNDox.-On the left
bank Of the Thames about q mile below
London bridge and in the Oldest part OF the
metropolis, stands one of the chief monu-
nents of history. It's gray turrets are among
the first objects to arrest the eye of stran-
ger entering London from the sea and the
most careless mariner, who drops down the
river on his outward voyage, can scarcely pass
the dismal water gap, through which, from
ago to age, long procession of the wise and
the brave, the beautiful and the innocent,
has passed, never to return, without some tran
sient touch of human feelings.
In the long line of gay or noble victims
victims Of policy or prirate hate-the eye
catches as it were and singles out, among the
crowd of Howards, Sidneys, Poles, PIantag-
onets, two supremeIy striking fgures-both
women-both Queens, mother and child
Ammo Boleyn and her daughter Elisabeth.
These stairs have felt their footsteps; and
the shadow of stone arch has fallen on their
souls. The tyrant's wife fell on her knees
humbly on the cold. stairs, and prayed that
God would help her, 'as she was not guilty
of the thing Of which she stood accused. y
Her daughter, proud in her blood, and proud
er in her Innocence, set her foot on the step
as though it were the neck Of rival, saying
aloua-'Here lambeth as true subject, be-
ing prisoner, as ever landed at these stairs !;
before Thee, 0 God I speak it." How much
of character in these words! These queenly
forms, however, are but figures in the grand
procession.
Sidney passed beneath that arch, and Rus
sci and Moore, and Elliot, and Catharine Ho-
ward, the aged countess of Salisbury, the
youthful Lady Jane Grey, and Bacon, and
Leicester, and Essex, and ndSouthmouth names
ard flames in which the story of a nations
life, its intellectual, moral, and material being
is defined and summariiy expressed How.
ever looked at, the Tower of London fills the
mind with images Of heroic forms, with re-
collections infinitely various, striking, and au
gust. Turret and bastion, wall and ditch
chapel and tower, store room and promenade
each has its story. Every stoneis menunen-
tai every tree is a witness of events marked
by dramatic movements, swiftness, spiendol
and woe.
In the low hum which rises from the pile
broken atintervals by the roll of the drum
by blasts Of trumpe;s, fancy will catch ths
sounds of ancient days, the echoes Of unpro-
rious revelfy, anu FALLING ak, the hush Of the
council, the murmer of the Queens virgin
ais. and the tipping feet Of her ladies. dan
cling, the mufIled agony Of the tortured vic
tim, the pomp OF a coronation day, or the 10
eund laughter Of a bridal feast. From the
reign Of Stephen to the expulsion OF james
III, the tower was royal residence, as vel
as state prison and for all the intervening
years It's history IS the history Of the Englisi
Court.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06

CAUTIoE TO PH7srcIANs.--~Th otherday,"
says Diogenes, "we lad q slightattack of chol-
era, bronchitis, brain fever, or something Of
the kind, and had the weakness to send for q
doctor, who, on his side, had the weakness to
be determined whist.player. let me look
at your hand said the physician, as he enter
ed hot from the card table suppose you
want my wrist-wisb to feel nay pulse was
the reply. 4 beg your pardon returned the
doctor I was thinking of---; but no
matter; let me feel your pulse. BE took
out bis watch, and began counting 'Ono,
two, three, four, Eve, six, seven, eight, nine,'
he commenced with an mir Of grave atten-
ton; and then lapsing into st Of absence,
be continued, ten, knaye, queen, king, ace
Shall cut ! he added, abstractedly CAS-
fast as possible, was our facotious reply"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06

BApBLIsa WolEN-The following act of
Assembly was passed in Virginia in 1792 -
IAN act for tie punishment Of scandalous
persons Whereas many babbling women
slander and scandalize their neighbors, for
which their poor husbands are often involved
in chargsabie and vezahous suits aud COS
in great damages. Be it therefore enaete
by tho authority aforesaid, that IN actions
slander, oceasioued by the wife, after jud
ment passed for damages, the woman shall be
punished BY ducling; and # the slander
should be 60 enormous as to be aliudgod
greater darnages than Ave hun3rad
tobacco, then the women to suffer duckiug
Tor each five hundred pounds OF tobacco ad-
Judged against the husband, if be refuses to
pay the tobacco
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06

Pretty NEAR TEE Marx ~ was in tompa-
ny the other night, number Of ladies being
present, when young man proposed conun-
drum. which he said be bad read in ihe papers.
i was this: When is a lady not g ady7"
There was q pause" Give i up" said M
round, when, to the infinite horror Of fhs whole
party, the querist exclaimed. When she's
little buggy :" Nobody laugbed-some were
demure, some indignant. and some no doubtin-
.clined to scratch--the querisrs face lilde. He
was disappointed. Fumbling in BIS pocket be-
pulled out paper which consulting for mo-
ment, be eiaculaled, {" o. besyoug rar1on. Is
dies, I made mistake. The answer 81 when
she is little suzhyf Ikaaw Is wa some 5lt
Of o carriage
ElanaL.nn M a .------ ----- ------ N ~ ! -----
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All tho Time.

Touask. love, how many times
think Of you a day.
frankly answer, only once
And mean just what say.
You seem perplexed, and somewhat hurt.
But wait and hear the rhyme
Pray, how can one do more than once,
What one dOss al the time
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06

SNUFF "DIPPINe. of all the destestable,
obnoxious, offensive, unnecessary and filthy
limitations which dear woman is guilty of in
heriting from fallen, depraved, corrupt and
wicked man, that Of snuff clipping stands
pre-eminent. How the second edition Of an
angel, the ne plus ultra Of Heavens best
workmanship, the idol Of man, the diamond
of song, the gem Of prose and the crowning
naory Of humanity, can concentrate a tea OF
table spoonful Of pulverized poison that would
kill a hog, and prove certain death to every
living creature except a tobacco worm, is to
Us totally at variance with all philosophy,
reason. scripture. taste and refinement, and
utterly incomprehensible. We wish It we're
= dream. we wish it were q romance We wish
+ were not So but sad reality presents the
picture of an angel Of beauty, With heay
enIv smile, rosy cheek, the eye of gaaelle,
stand erect il all her majesty, dazzling IN
her robes Of silk and diamonds, her form re-
aected in a costly mirror, with chinquepin
.nifok nicely scraped between her white I'M
..xara. with the end IN a box Of snuff, and reg.
slariy applying It to her shining, rosy lips
md mellow tongue. Faugh II makes ua
sick to think about it !!
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06

Parry. PArERNITY James Watson
Webb was the inventor Of the name of Whig,
which good portion Of those who acknowl-
edged the title SO often since have termed
stinae=honored p WEDB's chief distinction
consisted in mahogany stocked pistols, load
ed for DUFF GREEN, and being shot through
the foot by TON MARSHALL.
The paternity Of the neaO Wing party
K1aoaO Notsing-is the notorious and the
more Infamous E. 2. JuDsoN, better known as
'Ned Buntline," who is the author and chief
getter up Of the insttution-the seducer oi
his friends wife, the murderer of that friend,
the discharge convict of New York peni-
tentiary, and a scape. .gallows generally.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06

What IS the difference between bare head
and a hair bed The former fees for shelter
and the latter is shelter for feds.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Observation-Disclosures
This cards carried in the pocket-book and
admits a member into any Council in the
State.
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THF DAILY DISPATCH.
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W ]. A. COWARDM.
MISCELLANEOUS.
BROAD ROCK RACES

sk&<r q. Ml.h .s!.s sosDa1 sS%asPss e cs' sa
tober, 1854.
lsth.-A match race for sinoo-e5oo a.ide-sa5o Tor
felt. Two mile heste Between chestnut colt Whit
by, BY "Alsrsode," and bay Psuline By ''Glen-
axp DAY.-TuEspAY.-As sweep-stsle for three
year old colts and lleys; mile heats $500 entrance,
half forfeit Closed with three subserbers - fol-
RS. Fowler names G. 6. Little Arthur, by import
g. W. DaIlahunt names ch cclt Henry, BY import.
Calvin Green names br. Augusts, by Ainderby,
SECOND RAcE-same eDsy.-sweep.stake fer four
yesr olds mile heats S25o entrance sl0o foreit to
close with the following entries
N. B. Young names ch. g john Hopkins, by Bos.
Calvin Green names b voitaire, by Epsilon.
So DAy-wE DNEsD Y-Proprietor's urse,
ssoe mile he hsass; ~ free S for all ages esoo.
mile hests; free for all ages.
srH DAY-FRIDAY.--A sweep-.tske for year
fopfsit cio.sa wssh the foIlewSs eDtris. i' "A''
r g. Fowler naniessg 6 Little Arthur, by import
G. W. Dsllahunt names ch colt Henry by import.
P,s. Fowler names b. g. Terrifsr, by imported So
o. 2. Hare names eh colt, BY Zinganu dam by Bos.
ton.
Capt: John Belcher names by. hlley, by Tally y-Ho
Calvin Green names Messrs- boswell and Paine 8
be. BY ChiIde Harold dam Emily Thomas.
SEcoSD RAcE-ssme Dsy.-Sweep.Stake for -four
year oids, two mile heats $500 entrance half forfeit
ksme edsy-sweepstakes for yr olds $500 subscrip ..
ton. half forfeit two mile heats; closed with the fol.
lowing entries:
Boyden and Chestham name ch. c. Garrett Davis,
by Imp. Glencoe.
Mr.: Gibbons names sr. c. Granite. by Pollador.
N B Young names ch g. Nat Blick, by Boston.
Calvin Green names c. Voltaire, by Epsilon.
9TH DAY-sATURDAY-Propi P 1rse, $500 !;
fsur mile heats
Entrance to all the above Purses per cent. The
entrances must be made at or before O'clock the
day previous to each race.
Gate fees, so cents.
al ~
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NoTICE.-The subscriber would re-

NOTICE.-The subscriber would re-
spsctfuily inform his friends and the public gem.
era!iy, thas having just returned from the North,
With choice and entirely stock Of FANCY
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS. be Ia now prepared
TO entisfy the wants Of those Wishing TO purchasa
their fall and winter goods. at the lowest net cash
viz: 4 5etlA q -
Fine plain plaid, s'd, black and coiored Silk from
Soc to " 90
Fine do do do Mouslins from 12sc to 81
Cacoes and Domestic goods of all kinda in great va
iriety,
Heavy Woolen goods for servants such a. Satinetts
Kerseyk Linseys 10.
Flsnnels. all wool; Dorset and Canton Silks; Sat-
tin and Valencia Vestipga vi all kinds; black and
colored Cloths Csssmeres, &c. AIso good assort-
ment of Hosiery. Gloves, &e ssk
JOHN L. SMITHER 4
oc 7-a1m No % Mairpst Richmond Va
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CHOLERA PREyENTIvE.-Dr. RoBlNsON's
CHOLERA APREvENrIvE!-This preparation is offered
to the public not nfallible remedy but as being
the best yet discovered for Cholera Choera Morbus
Diarrh9a, Dysentery, Pain in the Stomach and Bow.
els, Sick Stomach &c, &c. 1t is not unpleasant to
the taste. causes no unpleasant sensakion and does
not restrict in diet Eat and drink, in moderation,
such things you have four by experience agree
with you. Z. D. ROBIESON, NJ. b.
Office on Franklin street. opposite Metropolitan
Hall. an 2-3m
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Ir SHOULD BE UNIVERSALLY KNowN-FOR
tbs strictly ,rue-thst Indigestion is the parent of
large proportion of the fatal diseases Dysentery,
diarrhea. cholera morbus, liver complaint and msny
other diseases enumerated in the city inspectors
weekly catalogue of deaths, generated by indi-
eeston alone. Think of tina, dyspe ptcs think of
are willing to be guided by advice founded upon ex
pe'ience resort at once (dsn't delay day. HooF.
LANDS GERMAN BiTrERs. prepared by DR.. C. NJ.
vigorant. stands alone and approached. General
depot, l2o Arch street. We have tried these BIT
TERS, and huow that they excelert for the dis
eases specified sbovs-Ph Philadelphia City ITEM
Agents for this city, Msssrs PuRcELL, IApp L
Co., and BENNETT l. BEERS. Druggists. ss 30-2w
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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINStls
NOW Is THE TINE TO SAVE NONE
II GREENTREE q BROTHER. No {

II GREENTREE & BROTHER, No. 88
ls Main street. two doofs below FrceIA Le1d
Co take pleasure In Informing the frel9s and pet.
rops Of their establishment and the public without
northern cities with large and beautiful aasorment
81 CLOTHING for FALL and WINTER WEAH.
nress and Frcck Coats, 1ine French Cashmere and
Tweed Costs. Black sad Fancy Dceskin casimsfe
Pssts Black and Fancy Silk and Satin Vests 4sr.
. a faii ssortmsnt Of BOYs CLOTHING. Aiso,
TTanks. Shirts. CIsyats, Gloves, Sik snd cotton On
dcrshirfs Umbrellas. Drawsfs, &c Their stoeh tae
been mapufsetursd In the most reshionshle 6tyie
and ubstantial manner, and they VIII selI coed ana
we'll made Closhine at such prices - viii more than
realize shs expectation Of the pubie Their Cloth
ing cut In the istest style or otherwse % tuit che
taste Of customers. ~ M sszsgszxs4 E - R->lmsf
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FALL STOCK,
LIE ATHER, HIDES, OILS.
D. r. CRANE & CO.,

~ w.. ~ ASsa e<-s/
ESPECTFULLY announce to their
: c1stcmer. and the public, the receipt or Their
~ Sur1Lx, consisting Of the usual sssortnssnt
9. Sose Leather OF ell kinds; French and American
Geaf-Skfns; Lining and Bindiag do Russst su1 war
uppsri Morocco Skins; Patent Leather; 6kirtins
Bristles, 10, &c = = - y 's1's' WI
"a. ALsu. slaughter Hides and Veal Skins TannsrS
OiI Iannere and Curriers' Tools kc
While We do not profess to sell Loscev than other.
promise 20 give good article for fair eouiysleuf
and respectfully Invite Ill N want TO give us csli
oc 9-6t u. n. CRANE 4 co. r.
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FALL INFORMATION

FALL IMPORTATION -
OF EARTHENWARE AND CHINA!
Fresh REcEIPTs OF GLASS AND FANCY ARTIcLEs.
HAHE subscriber offers to the trade large
IL and varied stock of Earthenwsre, and China and
Glass the patterns of which selected by himsslf
in person.
Hsvine an experience of many yesrs In this paxft-
euar business, he fees great confidence In statng
vorably with any other house in the tiade. Il
White Granite Dinner Ware
Do do Basins and Ewers, Jugs. Tea wsrs, &c.
Blue PFat Flowing and Fancy do H'u s5
Blue Decorated China Dinner and Dessert 8sts
Do do do Tes and Toilet Sets ~
Do do do Pitchers and Vases -
Gold Band do Of above variety
White China d. of above variety.
Common Wsre of every description, suitable for
whoesaling which he offers upon such terms or cusb
a. cannot fail to please.
Fine Mantel Pier and Toilet Glasses
Fine Ivory Table Cutlery, Walters & Britsnia Ware
Safety, and other Fluid and Solar Lamps
Glass Ware In every variety. -
All he asks ID call and he fees sssurod his prioss
will give satisfaction.
His Packer 10 one of the best In the trade. I
Stone Ware ut Factory prices. -
oe6-lm JAS. d. EVANS. III Main sf,
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BOARDING,
ARLINGTON HOUSE,
w AcC RERY, PRoPRIxroR

CUKNEH OF IAN AND 9TH eTS.
THIS new and popular House offers SUE
u pcrior attractions Co the travelling conmunity
and resident Bosrdsrs The Houss aad its situstion
is the most plessant and delightful Of any Hotel 10
Price for trsessnt Visitors % per day.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

~ The circulation Of the DAILY DISPATCH
combined
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The MINERS in California, who have used
BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERs, declare them
coughs from constant exposure. While using them
it Is impossible for the weather to affect the head or
lungs Price 50 cents per bottle. To be had of all
elsewhere. ocS
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DOARDING Two families can be &C.
Id CON uoiased with large and desirable rooms at
the PRESCOTT HOUSE. two doom above the
fsrmsrS and Virginia Banks. Location convesisnt
70 buana1B.
several youss msa ssn slse b sseonmsdated.
% e9-6ss
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GENERAL AGENcY, FOR THE SALE AND
fuRcHAsE OF ELAnDs.-FRANK g. RUFFIN, Sec~s-
tayr of the pirgfnia State Acrlcalural Soeiety and
n: AUGUST offer their services to the public e
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase Of
States.
Ofhee-at the ofhee Of the Yarginfa State AoyiesL
f0yat Society, No. lis Main street
n AUGUST, NsrARy PUBLIC AND AccouHrAnr
OMce--sssbove. n 80
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DOGGETT & ANDERSON,

Corner Of Governor and Franklin Streets,
sHAVE now in store, their Fall Stock Of
- French and American PAPER HAN9IN0S.
CURTAIN GOODS, C0RNICES. BANDS, CORDS
TASSELs, Lace aud Musn CURTAINS. Table
Transparent SHADES, BEDS. MATTRESSES, kc.
which they viii sell or work up to order ON the
most reasonable terms. s.
We are also prepared to execute PAPER HANG
lNG and uPHOLSrERlNG promptly. in the city
or country. "a 2--Sm
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THOMAS w. KEESEE,

AUCTIONEER,
Office with GEO. ]. SUMNER, No. % Pearl st.,
Will attend to the sale of REAL ESTATE, and eve.
~ description of MERCHNDIZE, HOUSE,
HOLD FURNITURE, &c.
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NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS .s-Ibs

IN usdsrsiensA has just returned from ths Nesfh.
extensive select stock 81 FANCY AND 0TApL1s
Day GOODS, principally fus o.sh, q exceedingly
low pTiees and will sell the at snail e1ya1eo
On COST In the sssortmsnt viii - Spssd SID e0t
oTed Ffsuch MouslIns fns - French nesinoea t.
variety Of eo1os plain ard beufed CeshmeseN Enss
Laees; 6ne Cloths In al eolop for La1tes CloeAsl
large stock Frsneh Ccrssts With :. eseIos vs3se3
Of elkA eoloFa n eshse 81 seese ~ ae2S1 RsaHsS
chsay stoss u AO6esSs 49,
"a 6-2m - nyQe4 eFxeqts
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NEW STOCK OF FALL AND WIN
IN TER DRY GOODs.-I have just opened "A
entire new stock Of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
which were purchaaed IN Tho Northern markets. on
the most favorable terms. am prepared to offer
great fndpcements to purchasers Among the A.
sortment may be found
Lsdiss Dress Goods Of ell styles
EmbEoideries and Leces
Hosery, Gloves, Ribbons, he.
ALSO,
GOOD assortment for Gentlemen, Boys and Ser.
yauts Wesr-with large stock Of Dcmestic Goods
and Fancy Articles. - sssss =
The public are respectfully invited to give ms 4
call % determined to sell - cheap ss any other
house In the city. II. R0SEHkELD, :FA5
20 Is-Sm IT'S Broad st.
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BRONCHITIS, CoUGH, DYSPEPSIA, LIVER
COMPLAINT. RHEUMATISM. ScRoFULA, &c.-For all
diseases of the Female Sy EN- it stands pree unent
A Clergyman just informs us 1t has cured him Of
Bronchitis ofa desperate echaracter-particuars here
after.
citizen of the Old Dominion thus speaks
ScoTTsvILLE, Albemarle Co., Va, I
March z8, 1853.
Messrs. Mortimer & Mowbray-Gentlsmen: have
been afflicted for the past years with Dyspepsia,
Rheumatism and Liver Complai suffering all the
while with pains in the shoulders hips back and
sidss-sbfting from side to the ether-palpta-
tion of the heart, loss of Appetite cold swests at
night, excessive costveness, and great debility and
weakness. tried many remedies, which done me
no good but rather grew worse. Last fall was ad-
vised to try HAMPToN's VEGETABLE TINcTURE, and
am happy to say it has cured me. l am now free
from all pain and In the enjoyment perfect health
and take great pleasure in recommending the Tine
ture to all afflicted as have been
Yours, JAS. M. NOEL.
Call and get Pamphlets gratis, and see cures
Sold by o. A. STRECKER and PURCELL, LADD
4 Co., Richmond by DR. COOKE, Frederioksbura;
BY all the Drusgistsin PetersSurg;, BY MORTIMER
Storekeepers everywher
- 81 per bottle Il bottles for SS.
ata
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O. ii. CHALKLEY, General Agent and Col
isc.or @ 18th street. between Main and Cary over the
than Co., Williams L Brother. Butler l. Tinsley
J. H. Claiborne. @. h. Peake, J. B. Sclater and DR.
w. "A. Patterson. ee lS-Sm
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FALL TRApH
GEORGE J. HUMNKR :.
IMRoBTH8 or
CHINA AND EARTHENWARE
AnB pExxEn IN z
GIass, Looking Glasses 0ad Faacs Geexs.
No. 80, Pearl (oF l4th) etxest,
n1CAMOND, VA.


FALL TRADE 1864.
RESPECTFULLY invites the attention
A1 ct the Msrchsnfa Of viseinia. North Cascliaa
- zsnnessse % biz very lares sed desirable stoch
g CnlNA AND EAATHENWARE, Of kie own n
seet npoysstion. enbrsctne many nav snd dedubIo
s.SIns and shapes end sensrsI sssest1ent Of Cut,
aSSs,see 80 kiain GLASSWARE. LOOKING.
- 80 - ~ AND FANCY GOODS, adaptsd % the
ne plsasss hinsef TO sell on e rood terms = any
noass In th6 United Stafes snd to uss NJ
eese eaerts 20 DIVE entire sstiefa ction. - -
.,..s : AhEs Of tbs best quality. at factory
3. Particular attsnsion siven "a 81. e.,.f.l
packins and prompt forwarding Of Goods.
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DIR. GEORGE SCHERER, formerly Practl-
toner of Medicine In Baltimore, respectfully oHers
his profession services to the public. Once on Les
ter IT., Rocketts jy N-ts
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F. NJ. RoBERrsos, Draper and Tailor,
Governor street, opposite the Dispatch Office, Rich
mond, Va. se 9Nd3m
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r. HARREYS

JAMES + HEATH RICHARD NJ.
CARY, Commissioaeys IN Chaneery Office ID Wbfs
Buildine, fronting on frankln st. oc s-ts
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FALL IMPORTATIONS 1854.
GINTER & ALVEY.

ALA INK OhIAlION6 I604. 49,
GINTER e ALVEY.
TERS AND JOBBE ERN
No. 16 PEARL STREET, RrcHMoND,
HAVE now in store, of their own direct
IL importation, the largest and best assorted stcsk
nf GOODS they have ever yet been able to exhibit -
the trade. = Ds' 8#st5
) Our Mr.. GINTER having spent the past months
In the European Market buying GOODS for CASH,
We are enabled and pledge ourselves to sell goods
a. low they sold By any importers in this coun
We would call especial attention to our stock Of
Hosiery Combs
Gloves Threads 4 sss % 81 ~ 8
Hdkfs Crsysts Bindings
~ Lsces Sewing Silks
Embroideries Fancy Woollsn
Dress Trimmings Good.
Buttons atae So fsaa
"a k-akcts GINTER ALVEY.
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RIG HIM OHD, VAs
The Wreck Of the Steamship Arctic.

SATURDAY MORNING., OCTOBER IA, 1854.