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LocAL MATTERS.

r,rx C.uno,r.--An adjourned meeting
.e.s courcil wss held ct the Chamberlaio's Office
vesserday afternoon at O'Clock, sne oeleM osinE
e consider the " Majority and Minority repor
- he civ from the Richmond Fire Association -
p,esent Messra Mis- Snesd, Sntop, stearns,
c,u.cbf I'D. ousrles. Saunders Talbot, Fry, Me-
Canoe, Scott and Richards
Minutes The minutes oil the iass meeting were
read and approved.
.necia bustuess of the evening was lsii on the To-.
he IL order to allow Jodge Crump to advocate q
net,iou b, be presented by the Virginia Mechanics
Ipstitute. ,,,,,, a.,
Mechanics Institute Fair Judge William w.
Crumn. 10 q few appropriate remarks. advocated
Inc following petition. presented by John J. Bin
ford Esq., Chairman OF the Institute COMMITTEE ;
which wss road aud discussed. II reads thus:
..rh. nsttiou of tn, Virginia Mechsnics Institute
.nsctfni,y sshs Of this honorable body the use
the room over the msket house on Main and i7th
sreets row in the course OF construction for fheif
4 nroaching annual exhibition.
"It IL propssed to exhibit in that room the works
of handicraft alone, without the employ ment OF
steam machinery, 80 that no possible Injury can %
done the building The committee entrusted VIII
the duty Of this need nos say
more than that tie objects OF the Institute bsipg 20
patriotic and 30 valuable to all casies OF on, peops
which you have In charge .. espeeisny 70 con
their re ous.t to your favorable confederation And
the name Of the l.
Or snesd then offered the following resolution
which was adopted
Re,olrsd. That the petition Of the Virginia Me.
.h.nc. Institute be sranted, and they be required
| to repair any damsee defscsment the building
may receive consequences Of the exhibition beine
| beld ere n: Propided the committee on the tisi
| msrket and the Virginia Mechanics Institute can
m.ke sstisactory arrangement therefor with the
| buila err OF said mail It house.
| : Want of Poper The committee to whom was re-
ferred the petition of Messrs Randolph and others,
| askiug the Council to prevent Messrs Warwick
RsrLsd lie from erecting Q frame building neal
0hockoe Warehouse, reported that they had no con
troll over the sube cot and their report YVES adopted
Special Business -On motion Of Mr.. Richards. the
,pecia business of the evening was taken up. when
Dr epead proposed number of amendments to the
minority report, which were adopted. Before get
tns through the amendments both reports were re.
committed. 70 a. to allow the two branches Of the
COMMITTEES to amend their reports, and have the a
Irnnd for the uss Of members. to be acted on ct
future meeting
Mr.. McCance presented number of sugges-
lions drawn up by himself, which were read, re
ferred to the Select Committee. and ordered to be
printed for the use of the Council.
Alter somsother uDimportant business the Coun
ell adjourned.
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MARINE NEWS.
Port OF RICHMOND, July IS

ARRIVED.
Stsamshis ia mestown, Parrish, New York, mdzs
aud passe
Steamer Belvidere, Pritchard, Baltimore, mdze,
Ludlsm Watson.
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ET The New York Tribune came out late.
ly in long article upon the Prohibitory
Law, proving very conclusively that the law
of the land must be obeyed SO long as it is
the law.
The N. Y. Herald seizes on the Tribune's
article, approving it highly, and asks if the
Prohibitory Law should be obeyed, why not
the Fugitive Slave Law. The philosopher
of the Tribune is fairly cornered.
SHIP BUILDING IN New YoRK-TRApE IMP ,ov.
ING-WoRKMEN IN DEMAND during the last six
months ship-buldiug has been remarkably dull In
New York Now, however, the prosp ect 10 brish.en
ing for mechanics Mr.. VIM. q. Webb has 10 his
employ at the present time about one hundred and
hfty men. There 10 demand for good shp car
p-nters at from two dollars to eighteen shiliipSs
Mr. Webb 10 laying the heel for packet .hip for
Messrs. VIII ANS aud Guion's Liver pool line. She
wl be 100 feet long ~ feet bssm 20 feet deep And
l.4o0 tons burthen. She will BIS finished in Decsm-
Der next.
He has just framed steam tug for Mr. Beverly
Saundera banker at San Francisco She will be
feet deep and 500 tons bur,hen. She will be far
nj. he'd with osciilsting engine by the Novelty
Works, and be ready next fall 1t 10 said that Of 9
will be employs cd between San Francisco and sgd
ney.
Mr. Webb has on the stocks, about three. ousr.er,
finished. q bark for Wskemsu Dimon's New YORK
and Texas line She 10 l2l feet long % feet beam
i2i feet deep and 500 tons burtsen. She viii be
ID shed next month.
Aid Steers and his brother at Seventh street. have
one hundred and fifty men at work upon the new
steamship for y K. Collins They are now puttipx
up the framework OF the vessel
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MATRIMONIAL MADEMoIsELLE CE-
WI GLE LAFLEUR. late of Paris aud St Pc
tsrsbug Professor of Autography Tor the trans.ton
of character from hand writinR) and Spiritual Wri
ting Medium tenders her services to the senm
and romantc, as " ell sppreciatipg public ser-
in life NAV be veraciousy exposed. Love sffars
am'csbly adjusted. and their the character of
their admirers faithfully portrayed. Correct sigma.
tures must be Invariably sent, and confidence may
be expected Fee 50 cents
Address =" Mademoiseile CECILE LAFEEUR,n
Rlchmord. Va. ~ 17-3.*
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DUNAWAY IN JAIL here was com

DUNAWAY IN JA1L.-There was COM
Ia mitted to the Jail of the City of Richmond
a runaway, on the 18th day of June, 1855, a negro
man who calls himself SAM, and says he IL the p o.
perty of Sarah Fl Hsndry, of Goochland county Va
Said negro 10 feet inches high, OF dark complex.
ion alb ut 10 years of age and had when com nit
ted to Jail dark wooden coat and pants and black
wool hat. The owner of said negro is uested to
foru ard, property. pay chars al tab
him away or he will he deslt with the law d.
rects JOS. STARKE, d. g.,
j7I7-6w For Martin NJ Lipseomb, Sers't.
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S0 DOLLARS REWARD.-Ata meet
eJO ing of Citizen Fire Company No 6, held at
their Engine House, the following resolution
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That a reward OF $50 be paid for the
sppre heusiou and conviction OF the person or per-
sons who msiciously cut the Hoe of said Company
at the fire the night of ths 18th inst"
J. T. ROGERS Foreman.
J H. WIGHT, Sec'y. iy IT, St
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Ga FOR RENT.-A brick house On
E& 30th street, Church Hill. containing six rooms
and well suited to small family. For terms apply
the subscriber at his residence corner of Esd an
Broad steeets, Church Hill
% i7-Iv VIM CATLIN
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% FOR RENT.-Ihe store at present
KA occupied by P. Elsbrechter, on Main street,
d. ar tn, market. Apply to
iy list I'll A PEARCE
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO

IN "a w 1Ohh LII 1NOOIsdNCG w.
IN The semi. annual abatement of the Receipts
and Payments Of this Company is just received.
For he six months preceding the LIST of July, 2S2
new Policies have been issued.
The receipts for premiums and interest. during
tue same Tune, was .SIb1 49i 30
Pald for losses on life insarsnce....... 81 lI9 60
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HEADERS. EAGLE INFANTRY,
July 18th, 1855

o. FOR RENT-A very desirable re-
81 sidepoe on MARSHALL street. recently occupied
By Mr.. 3. MeElroy. and near the residence of the
Hon J. nj Bolts, containing ronms. including
base N ant with a we'll of mos. excellent water in
the yard and one of the finest Gardens, in veseta-
bles at this time. Possession given immediately
E. ID. EACHO,
iv Idly General Agent and Collector.
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. DRUG s~ORE. ON CHURCH HILL-DR.
III LOCkETT DR. SNELLiNGS have this
"a day associated themselves together, for the
purpose Of practising edsine in all its branches.
They have also opened APOrHECARY AND
DRUG STORE on Bread street % door from 25.b,
and will ksep full asscr,me mt CT articles usually to
be fou I'D in such an establishment
Prescriptions put up of the best articles 10 be
found In this market. jy Tim
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a. FOR RENT.-My late residence is
ka& for rent. The house is large and well arranged.
having ~ rooms with CRATES and without a large
Kitchen with rooms. There 10 also . lot and
Carriage L ouse with entrance on Marshall Ut -
The pre- mises will be diSided If desired and rented
separste To q permanent tenant the rent will &c
m derate iyI7-3t l. l. GARY.
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HOTELS.
HOTELS.
TNO THE PUBLIC The subscriber begs

Two THE PUBLIC...The subscriber begs
i leave to announce TO his friends and the public
generally, that, owing to the difficulty which has ht
erto existed in afordlng agreeable accommodations
his guests Whenever there large aSseInblages
the city, he has been induced TO large and
modious house in front of the Exchange Hotel (hs
present house) which will afford him ninety choice
rooms which in addition to his former extensive
conodations viii ena bic him entertain about
THOUSAND PERSONS at the approaching State Agri-
cultural Fair.
He begs further to state, that he appears
in card to the public without being prompted by
feeling of gratitude express his thanks for the very
generous patronage with which he has always been
favored, und feeling encouraged pledges his beat
ertons TO cater for the public taste and public
fort which has heretofore been his aim and
effort. JOHN p BALLARD
| 2l-tf Pronrator IF rho Hotel
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STORM AT MILwAUKrE.-A heavy storm took
place near Milwaukee, Wis, on the 2lst The pro
pelcr Allegheny, insured for $4,000 was wrecked
The schooner Orleans went a shore south of the
Government peir about . p. NJ. on Sunday. CAPT,
j. Douglass, Charles Brooch, first mate and another
man, were drownedin trying 10 reach the shore.
ned by Capt Z. s. Stone, Capt. Mckitrick of the
Hope Ole Thompson, VIM Young of the 'Transit I.
and Capt. Harvey of the Globe and the lives of the
rest OF the crew and those on board, six in number
saved
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ENGLAND AND IRELAND.-The New York Times
has the following story from Washington:
. he British representative here has discovered
secret circular OF the Irish Einigrant Aid Assoa
tion whose object is to aid Ireland to free herself
from Engiands rule now while the latter is enpsad
IN the Eastern war. Britain is seriously alarme,
and beseeches the President 10 take instant mea.
nres to save Ireland from the Irishn
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REPEAL OF THE NEW YORK QUARANTINE REG
ULATIoSS--At meeting of the board of health
OF New York on Monday it was resolved 10
repeal the ordinance passed by that board Septen,
tenner 18TH 1850 subjecting all vessels arriving at
mat port from Baltimore and other ports in The
chesapeake Bay TO quarantine, the same 10 take
effect Immediately ~
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FRAUDULENT ISsUE.-We learn from the Knox-
vile Register that NJ. w. Williams formerly Presi.
don't of the Bank of Knoxville afterwards a large
miller at that place has been selling large quaint
ties of paper purporng to be the Issue of the Bank
of Knoxville. His operations in this line were
carried on through agents in Maysville Ky, Gin
cinnati and other places His agent in Maysville
told man that he had $4,000 of it that had not
been signed by the officers of the Bank-Nemphis
Bulletin Oc. H.
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LOIS OF PRoPEILER.-The Secretary of the
Board of Underwriters at New York no
received telgraphic despatch from Buffalo
anohncing the sinking OF the propeller Illinois. ON
her passage 70 Chicago In eighteen feet water
near Maiden She had full load of goods.
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SYNOD or THE DUTCH REFORMED CHURCH
tue synod Of the Dutch Reformed Church, at New
1ofk, Friday, the subject Of the admission of the
cassis Of the State Of Nor Carolina was taken
the liable and most earnestly discussed. after
which preamble and re,olp,ons ,,oro ,,raso,.,s :.
~ Dr. bethune. asking the Commissioner 10 with.
. araS nls PAPERS This was finally adopted. and
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FATAL CAsCALTY.-The Thibodeaux 1aD MI
nerra, learns that on the 9Th inst Mr. Joseph Toups
living on Little Gallon, had his house blown dowr,
and OF his children instantly killed and himself
and wife severely wounded, Mrs T. having since
tad o--ANS
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HIRSH & BOTTCHER.
III ono Rvnu n

HIRSH & BOTTCHER.
III 2O9 Broad Street.
Beg to inform the public that they have been laying
for the approaching season. large and well select
LADIES DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS
And that they ere daily receiving large additions
Their with other new and desirable
FANCY GOODS. &
The kind and liberal patronage have hitherto
received, well as the many and fatterng acknow-
Judgements of the superior quality and styles OF
goods shall continue induce pay unabstins
attention to all the requirements and movements Of
the fashions in that line OF business, while
assortmens of orsted Embroideries and Embroidery
Materials Yarns Patterns Chenilfes Silks 4 c., espe
Gully r-cornmendable to Schools and Teachers will
be kept in the perfect condition throughout the
year Toe 8-lm* HIRSH & BOTTCHER
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DOWHATAN HOUSE,
l. RICHMOND. VIRGINIA

This house having changed proprietors with decid-
ed improvement. Is now confidently recommended to
the travelling public Visitors returning from the
Springs Will find there ample aud comfortable accom-
nodations. Its location is provtrbiallv peasant-and
position airy; which with the liberal hand of It's
proprietor, must render it the tavote house Of the
place, especially to the lovers Of Quiet rest The
rooms are neatly furnished, airy and comfortable. The
table Is well supplied with hatever the market at
iords-the servants polite aud accommodating. Moth
ing Is wanting TO make it of the most desirable
Totes IN the city. Tau ID JOHN DARRACOTT
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Old EDITOR DgAp-Wm- ID starr co. Att.
sfes yssrs editor OF the Sentinel and Wines =,
sinoietowD, u, died on Friday of disease AZ ,bs
sssft He VS. collector q the psrt
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., LAIkH fRoA MExIco-Reported Resignation ot
seneral Alvarez, owing TO his advanced years an"
!seolc health had resigned the presidency ana
VIAL osneral Conmonfor had been chosen 10 ,iSs
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c. CANPBELL, SuPt.
Richmond, October %, 1855. oc "a
a4ss~-ITTTITyt. EXTRA BOATS FOR TIL s.
e s.ss-s-t.:Fzs FAIR.-One of our Packet Boats

1@fs--ITTTITyi, EXTRA BOATS FOX TH &
- .sssse:.FS=S FAIR.-One of our Packet Boats
will leave Buchanan at o'clock p.
H., Saturday, the 9th inss and arrive in Rich
mond Monday at 81 p. m.
Through Tickets to Richmond and back, ST.
This Boat will pass Lynchburg Sunday morning at
g. O'Clock. Staples Mills 10, Bent Greek p H.,
Tye River 81 p NJ. Hardwicksvil!e Il p. III, How
srdsvil!e P M, Scottsvlle p. m. New Canton Il
midnight. Columbia Monday at a. IN. Pemberton 5
H., Jefferson Ct m, Cedar Point 81 a. nl., Mi
cllaux's Ferry 50 a. m, Jude's lot Manakintown
IL s. H., and arrive i'll Richmond at 81 p Ii.
FROM SCOTTSElLLE.
Another Extra Boat will leave Sunday, the cath
inst al ii H. pass New Canton at p. M Colura-
bia at p- M, Pemberton p. M, Jefferson D. H.,
Cedar Point 8! p. m, Mchau1's Ferry 81 D. m, Judes
III p. M Manakintown l H., and arrive i'll Rich
noud at n. Ii.
RETURNING FROM THE FAIR.
The Mail Packet will leave Friday November 3D.
at p. n and extra Boat for Scottsvle sill leave
Saturday, at O'Clock al m.
. oc 23-lOt BOYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT
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ELIXIK CINCHON-E.-T mi. -.


- ton is combination of the active prine
the best Caiisaya Bark, with other improved nd y
liable Tonic and Anti-febrle agents, here prssp,'I
~ tne iorin OF an elegant Cordial Elixir which, r.
Possessing their remedial properties in an rg,,.'.
degree, IS entirely devoid of their obectcDaSls ~
terneSs and dlSagreeGb!e taste "
IL may be employed with beueft In all mo-,
conditions OF the system connected with Grl,,t
whenever corroborant influence il desired md =,
communicating symptoms exist. and in the sb-.p
OF AL local inflammation, especially Of the stomach
bowels 1t VIII be found highly seryiceabls IN ran
ed nervous condition--iu some forms OF pySnsr.
loss OF appetite and languor, where tonic Irkr,vs
IL desirabie-inteEm4tteR diseases OF Neunlr, y
teor1le Character, aud in Elny other cases To vs.
by analogy the attention Of the n;elh,en fhyatN
Will be directed. 1t Will prove be IA ys-
Ing OF the miasma arising from low or damp ails.
tons, and By IFS invigoratiug tonic influence II pa
venting alter recovery, recurrence Of the estsfs
Prepared and sold by
PURCELL, LADD 60,
oc 10 Druggists, q Main fret
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MAGIC FUKNITU * K POLISH--THE
W HOCSEkEEPERS FRIEND-OLD FCRNI.
TURE MADE NEW.-This newly discov cred article
WIN De found 10 be invaluable to families and furni-
ture dealers, by its with but little labor all
marks stains and scratches immediately removed
and beautiful polish and gloss impaired TO furniture
NO iamliy should be without this truly valuable pre-.
Paration We offer il to the public confidently lsert-
ing that no other known Polish can compete with il
ana we guarantee satisfaction to all who use it,
Prepared only and for sale by
PATERSON JACKSON, 81
=. sn o. Apothecaries and Druggists.
- wv IL Main str.
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INS'TITCTk.-
- The exercises of this Institution will be resun ed
on the fist Monday in October next.
ISSTRUCToRs.-D. Lee Powell Robert J. Mo1r;-
son. g. Persico, Mademoiselle Nascas
MUsIC-F. w Meerbach, 4. X. da Costa, Miss EN-.
ily Dunderdale.
Mrs Gen. PEGRAM has charge of the Boarding De-
partment
For further information or for pamphlets setting
forth the whole plan OF the Institute. address
MRS. GEN. PEGRAM, Richmond Va or
ID. LEE POWELL, Capon Springs Va
iy N-ts Or Ro. ]. MORRISON Richmond Va
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NEW AUCTION AND a70NTIssI0v

MEX - A. STdoN AND COMMISSION
beg leave to inform their friends and the nnb 80
fally that they have taken the store No 10 Man ~
one door above Lewis Webb Sons for the puTnns
BUSINESS.
intending TO prosecute strictly auction and Com,
mission business they will keep stock of their
oSn on hand by which arrangement they will be en-
ap1so 10 give Impartial attention to consi gnments
Ihsy VIII attend to the sale of all kinds of Mer-
| ehandlse, Furniture, Real Estate &c
We soneit consi znfnents of Goods for such sales
ouf Trends, who have been waiting our openins.
sae nov informed that We ready TO receive their
PROM our experience in the auction busines S. with
determination TO give satisfactonwe hou. IN rece;
.as pA0se- T. b. COOK,
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o>Vp
OF yIRGINIA.-OCTOBER 3lsT, 1867
NJ The subscriber would respectfully call the at
IL tention of ell persons who intend FlsiIlng lhe
Fair onSthe st inst to the largest stock OF all ana
Winter Superior Ready Made Clothing that ne mas
ever purchased. From the heavy trade which ne haa
during the last Fair he was Induced 20 ncssass ms
the very lowest figure. His stock embraces Dress
Suits, Business Suits, Over Goats. Shawis, ac OF
stocT of Furnishing Goods is large embracing every
article kent in clothing and furnishing house All
in want OF the best made clothing, at unusually low
prices. will call on j. u. GJoD-haN'
nc q No I34 Main ST.. Opposite Eagle square.
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THOMAS w. kEESEE, Aucfioneer. ar
: nee with George J. Sumner, No % Pearl u reet
VIII attend TO the sale of Real Estate and every drs
esT,Pnon o. Merchandise, Household Furniture &c
Hiso, 70 Renting sot Houses, COLLECTING &c,
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NEW DRY EOOD ANU # n
N STORE At 223 BROAD STREET.-Wewould
call the attention of tbs trade to our beautiful and
nicely selected stock of goods, consisting OF Ladies
Drsss Goods. Trimmings Embroderies, &c; English
Mernos at Is cents: all wool DeLaines 74 cents per
ward: beautiful Mousline at 25 and IL cts Ribbons
all qualities Moire Antique Trimming, from i 20 so
eta ner yard and great many other very desirable
goods Call early and you viii find excellent bargains
a. tho new store of f. CAMP 4 CO,
on /, 2l3 Broad st.
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oMER. LOOK OU TN T. w & A IT.
SXT1EtG RAGE HOUSE.-The subscriber hav-

EktG-lESt3A hlAGCI f1cloCs.-lHS SuUscIlDtI uhF-
-X2-=SIH-ins greatly enlarged and otherwise i'm
proved his store at No. 81 Main street. Richmond,
Va begs leave to inform his friends and the public nj
large that his stock consists in Carriages Baron
ches Rockaways top and top Buggies. Saddles and
harness Of all kinds usually made for this market;
Sadde Bags, Brides, Martinseles Srrups, Bits, and
Spurs of various qualities aud prices Carriage, Gig,
and Riding Whips; Canes, Umbrellas and Busk-skin
Gloves for driving; Trunks, Valices Carpet Bags La
dies Satchels fine fur and Blanket Robes, Horse Co.
vers ana Blankets of various qualities and prcesma
king altogether one of the beat. Houses in the State
for persons to equip themselves for horse back and
carriage riding every article used for either is
braced in stock. The public ID most respectfully
invited TO call aud examine his stock and prices; he
does say he sells lower than others, for he don't
know what others debut Gully asks Of persons who
want any OF the above articles to look his before
trying elsewhere. He assures them that every in
duceTnent which can Will be offered them.
To Sadier5 he would say that he has large and va
Tied assortment of Harness Mounting, Patent and
other Leathers which he will sell them low prices.
JSO. w. DENNIS,
No. 81 Main ST. doors above st. Charles
/ S5rRr
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49, FOX KENT OK LEASE-1hat con-
Es;: veuiently arranged and centrally located build
c4 ing, situated on the \. T.. corner OF Broad and
llth ss diGgoually opposite the City Court-h house
and in view of the Capitol For professional it
combines every convenience, having offices detached
and also III the main building the interior of which is
OF modern construction, with two paTlors handsome
marble mantlepieces, &C. Possession of the two de-
tached Offices can be given at once, and of the entire
premises by the 9th day of December ut which time
the present term expires though satisfactory
Iient may be made TO give possession at an earlier
later date, as am informed by the present occupant
Mr. VIM. Brent, (Ot the firm of 8retter Brent, who
viii take pleasure in showing the premises to any
DESTROYS of viewing them.
Apply to either of the Messrs: TABB, Richmond; or
to p. NJ. TABB, Jr,
Trustee OF VIM. Shepard, decd
pc 22-tf Biandon Henrico county, Va.
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STEAM saw MILLS. RAIL RIO n
merit beiosc the City Gas Works are extensively sn,
gsged 10 the mannseture Of Portable aud Stationary
S s,E ES IN Circular and Vertical A VI
MILLS Mil Clearing. Railroad Cars and Muchin.rv
Tobacco Presses and other fixtures j.
All descriptions OF IRON AND BRASS CAST
ms Forgings add Finished Work, made 10 order,
are solicited to call on Us before they buy.