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: HOTEL FOR RENT.--The rroprI.

<. HOTEL FOR RENT.--The Pr0prs-
E1sa etor of Broad Street Hotel late Swan Tavern.
Ell Richmond, Va, having made various changes
and given thorough interior repair repHinting eaf
papering of his establishment rendering IL greatly
moro commodious and comfortable than at any pre-
yious period, offers the for rent or lease
This property, egibly situated, in the most
manding and delightful portion of the Metropolis
alike convenient to the various railroad depots State
House. State Offices and Banks, presents Inducements
to any gentleman willing TO engage in hotel keeping
rarely offered. To capable, energetic man. or
party, the entire property will be rented on very rea
sonable terms, or the Hotel proper rented seperse
from the bar and basement, which has been con-
structed with view an Oyster Saloon Billiards,
&c. Possession may be had the LIST day of Jsnuay
next, or at earlier day if desired. Apply ON 'he
premises. L. A. GODDtN,
dc Its Proprietor.
p. S-The proprietor would add that there
number OF families and gentlemen boarding who
would like 70 remain at this Hotel. The furniture
of the establishment will be cold upon accommoda
ting terms should the lessee desire IT, else PUBLIC
sale will be made immediately tenant for the Hotel
is secured 81 71fgt%'w ~ tEsf l. A. u.
70 baltimore Sum- Philadelphia Ledger ind New
York Herald copy twice, aud send bin TO this office
-. FOR Il T.-SeyeraI beautiful
E:a Rooms for single gentlemen.
de lv--5t* us Broad street.
g. FOR RENT.--Tobacco Factory ON
M Virginia street, with fixtures suitable for stem
iuery. Apply to KENT. PAINE x co.
no 2---tf
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NOTlCE.-.The undersigned having pur.
y chased the stock in trade of VIM III. Sutton
deed, in the Leather Business lately carried on by
him in the city of Richmond, do hereby constitute
and appoint JOS. IL. COLQUlTT, of said city, our
legal agent to tAtfy that business in names
the old stand on 18th street. ~
L p ISigned WIN. GOULD1N.
+ VIM. d. COLQUITT.
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- FOR RENT OR LEASE-That con"
W:s veniently arranged and centrally located build
18th sts din sonslly opposite the City Court house.
and in of the Capitol. For professional men It
combines every convenience, having Offices detached
and lo in the main building the interior of which 10
of modern construction, with two parors, handsome
marble mantlepieces, nc. Possession of the two de-
acen Offices can be given ut once and of the entire
premises by the 9th day Of December at which TINS
the present term expires though satisfactory GRANGE
ment may be made to give possession Ut earlier or
later iate, am informed by the present occupant
Mr.. VIM Brent, {of the firm Of Greitrr II tent,1 who
will tpke pleasure in showing the premises 10 any enc
DESTROYS OF viewing them. 49, : fft - -@sssa p
Apply to either Of the Messrs. TABB, Richmond or
to Pm. TABB, Jr-
Trustee ofWn, Shepard decd,
sc Aft Biendon. Henrco county, va
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DICHMOND GLASS WORKS,

DICHNlDND GLASS WORKS,
h GEORGE GAFINZEL,
MANUrA cTURER, CORNER OF MAIN AND TYLER SITS
ROCKETS, RICHMOND, VA,
Has constantly on hand large assortment and can
furnish to order every article of White or Green
Glass of any pattern or color required.
Jars, Demiohns Porters, Lamp Glasses, SC
Tumblers pressed Decanters. Minerals
Do plain Madeira Wines, Rhine do
Lemon Syrups ColOgnes, Flasks
Castor Oils Walls of every description
and Pickles of every variety.
70 Moulds made to order and particular attention
given to their faithful execution. de Rim +,
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(sENTLEMkNss AlIAWLs AND ION.
- - EORTs,-A large variety pt sh.wi4. Msads end
Comtorts Of desirable styles aud 1t low priccs3 for
sale by KEEN, BALDWIN 4 Co.
de ID 100 Msin ,tgeet.
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ITO PREVENT YELLOW FEyrn :

!-ioG . T. tsb- AND FEl Err AND ~ ~
Use Or. J.. B. ROSES Sarsaparilia Common u
Read what DR.. J. S. Rose, of Phlad.Inl;a
This preparation is made from tn. n,ra, w. a,Gt az
est Honduras SarsaParila Root and rnrb; f,a' We
other ingredients which tend to rr-rIlats thu
ton at any time, or any age. II acts upor tha &c
Liver and Bowels, carrying off al morhd so,,a..
anu bic, thus glylrs strength bloom and yipor h
particularly useful after all kinds of fryrr -.
body again IN perfect health and will often l F /"
levers, If used in fever countries POW
have never known Il case of Yellow g.... n .
Gus Fever or Fever and Ague to occpr IN 1. ~
when using this SnTsapnrilla Compound Roth ,,S
and all ages should take it freely II srrerr,bsr
lnvlSorates the constitution aiouses the arsrg.
physical powers incrt asses the appetite md yf,I
skin natural, healthful sofncss and color and il,
latent disease should happen to be in the sy.trr
will very soon be thrown on the surface in ibs IN
OF plmples OF eruptions, aud then soon di,spns,I
This Sarsapsrilla combined with my Dy.peutI5 rs,
pound half and half, and half winp-gla.s f, ,,,
three times day before each meal. | bs6srs n,
mixture will cure any old or chronic case Of 5.s,,
liver, az have used it thus in many cas.s .lsa,,s
Cessfuly.
Quart bottles 81; small bottles 50 cts.
j. S. ROSE " D
Sold by Purcell, Ladd L Co; Gnbbs App.r.n
o. ~ Strecker; Paterson 4 Jackson: BrnBei,
Beers Alex Duval; Duvsl l. Motion: J. Blair: ( v
Zachrisson; A. Bodeker; and VIM. Lald Rirhmors
ail the Druggists in Norfolk, Portsmouth Petef,Nu,
Lynchburg, and all other towns in NiIgnia
Hu lS-2taw Is
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COMMISSIONERS THE DfSPATc
NEW YORK, Oct. 90 1855
The grand jury made a presentment to-day
containing allegations of corruption against the
Street Commissioner and Collector of Taxes, City
Inspector, Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies,
and Commissioner of Streets and lamps.
Walter r. Jones' Esq, well-known citizen who
latterly has figured SO corspcuously before the
public in connection with the famous ship Joseph
Walker was arrested yesterday afternoon, on a
warrant charging him with the larceny of piece
of anchor-chain and rope, valued at fifty dollars
belonging to Mr.. Barnes (complainanD who was
recently elected by force from the ship, which he
had the contract to raise.
The General Committee in this city, for the re.
lief of Norfolk and Portsmouth, acknowledged adj
ditiona contributions from various sources making
tho aggregate thus far s43,979 A. The English
opera (Pyne and Harrison) entertainment yielded
$495 So Mr.. J. W. Walack sends check for
$50.
w. r. Lawrence Esq, merchant of some dis
tnctoD, died on Thursday evening at his residence
in West twenty-second street
Messrs Grinnell e. Minturn yesterday paid out
upwards of $4,000 for breadstuifs bought on ac-
count of foreign orders said to be for several gov
ernments of Europe. Messrs. Grinnell e. Co. draw
exchange on Barring Brothers s. Co, and their bills
London have been selling at the top price of the
market, 0es0l08a.
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Sole Proprietnrs, Richmond,
TIDINGS FROM CHESTERFIELD

CHESTERFIELD Co, va, Aug I, ID
Messrs Dore L Co, Richmond Last fall. one ct n
mules was turned loose in the stable y,r@; VIII
playing about with other mules, ran with the w'l.
of his whole body against large plate Of sb'e' f7
cutting himself on the thigh OF ham about 10 1eh-
long, and from an inch and half to two inches deer
the wound was of such n character as TO suppose Z
would never be of any service TO me again S'ri-
u notice of the Turf Oil in the papers, procar'dn
applied it at once to the cut, and in about mr.
weeks he was perfectly we'll and at WORK, and
cannot perceive the least scar where The rut y
made II. A. WlNFREB
P.S.-There are many cases OF inIuries to f4its
this neighborhood, which have been cnrrd BIZ
Turf Oil, and, if of any benefit to you, ] can Fy@'
you many certificates. The whole neshboriood r
&c IA H. 4. WlNFpfk
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DANCING SCHOOLS.
ntSITNt; AND WtLTXING Ati

az DANCING AND WALTIlIN NJ. az ~
I'D DENY.-GODDIN NEW HALL, toEkFN'
~ ITH AND BANK STREETS MI Il. va
"a ROCK would respectfully announce ms
School will open on SATURDAY, October ~ ],
o'clock for Ladies. Same evening, ut y ee"'t
Gentlemen.
There will be two SESSIONS. ,,.,.-..,,
A deduction will be made where scholst ~
for the whole Course. "l*--'"'
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.anrsroNpEsck or rHE pIsrAIeM.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. Oct %. 1855.

HsvQSa1dns an Atdo0Hd, 6J.
eoRRrsPoNpENcK OF THE pIsPAIcH.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, Oct %, 1856
Thinking YOU would like to hear from this sec
tisn of the Union occasionally, have concluded to
send you now and then short epistle, as knew
thero are great many OF your subscribers who
are interested In the welfare Of friends living OUT
here.
Al present times are rather dull Yellow !aes
has however bid adieu. hope forever, aI'e e. q
short stay of three weeks The fever was ~ "a
very mild. and could hardly be called an ep sh;s ~
There werc AZ cases of whom 10 died, ana thls IN
population ranging from 5000 to INV ,n 49,
parison with the rayages In your seanau
this might be called q remarkably heatn; f.,|
Thank God however, IL mas asapp'N0'' A'
Il was ,.r.,,,, frce,v
.hough the prices range lower than they dia
month ago-from TO cents being the market
rslue now II opened in September at 9d9A cts.
The river Is very low, though few light dranght
boats continue to run
convene here on the ID Monday in November, ana
what with three PARTIES and the ,n
Montgomery claims and think justly, TO De the
prettiest place in the Union. Situated as IL Is upon
a gentle ascent from the river. with broad streets
and handsome new buildings, it presents quite
c;,vlike aupearance down town; whilst farther
hack the numerous private residences, situate
upon gently rising emincnces, WIN mere ana thcfe
awhile cottage peeping out from among the trees,
give II quite suburban and TechGche ar. Inc
state House, standing upon elevation at the OPP
posite side of the town from the river, Is noble
building, and in the style of its architecture re-
minds one very much Of the capitol at Washington,
though Of course upon much smaller scale.
brilliant future for Montgomery is predicted, when
the people of Alabama have enlarged their policy
and their ideas in regard to internal Improvements
virginians flourish here in great numbers ainos,
tho .;Old Dominion" You find them in every store,
raanufactory, hotel, &c. Many have grown rich,
and great many of the most important ofhces IN
The State are held by them; and the cry Is still
thew come" Almost every day witnesses they ar
rival of some one from your State-a new and less
thickly inhabited country inviting them to bring
their enterprise and industry to aid in developing
her resources. Among others we have one OF your
former c0nfrcres of the prcss-Mr. u. M. DeWnt,
who now edits the Advertiser" in this place-the
first paper both politically and otherwise Ill THIS
whole section of country-scd sails est.
veteran chanticeer in a neighboring yard adj
monishes me that it is time to conclude.
For the present, adieu u
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TT bottles ST.; small bottles 50 cts.
yVRUE TURF OIL.-For Old sorr,

i every description, ON Man and Beast UnF q.
spoonful equal TO an ounce of any preparation U0gr
Bruises and Sprains, Ulcers and Fellons, Scsds
Burns Sore Legs and ChilblaiDs, Flesh Cut WoBhi,
Cramp and letter Stings of Insect. WJnud. nat
the Nails, Infiamed Breasts, Glandular Tumors ~
Back, Swelled Legs and Stiffness of Joints
Warranted to cure, a I'd no damage from e1Posu
colds.
Applied TO Burns at once, it leaves no scar
Price 80 and 25 cents bottle
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Virginia Clothing Store, SO Main stree

NEW DRY GOODS AND "a q
II STORE AT 2l3 BROAD STREET.-We would
cali the attention of the trade to our beautiful and
nicely selected stock of goods consisting OF Eaales
Mernos at q CENTS all wool DeLaines, 81 cents per
ward: beautiful Mousline at Is and II cts; Ribbons
all qualities Moire Antique Trimming, from TO So
cts ner yard and a great many other very desirable
goods Cali early and you will find excellent bargains
~ ~ ns,r store of E. CAMP l. Co,
Ut M " 2l3 Broad st.
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FEvER AND AGUE, Bilion. -. =

OOSIiEEuPs. '"its, "
sla, Sour stomach and Bilious sySeshgl, by,ss
TO CURE FEVER Ann l taTstie.
take DR.. J. :. ROSES ANTI, Rtf ~ T.
ROAD PILLS. They are caIi.I Rp iHlSo5 Raj
cause they go ahead Of all other P,lis PHI. s
the Liver, Stomach aud Bowels ~, "a sci.a; r..
bile and any morbid seereton. r. 'si5y's Of
Mercury and can be taken at anv ti,nsl sss f'ss M
TO weather or exposure, As Purya,i." t mo -es
the best IN the world, free from gr,r;r III iarr ~
leave the stomach and bowels in baa,.s md av,
For bilious habits, bad colds or rbs,,,n.a' rona
cold, there Is no rnediciue which 50 r.aIli from
them from the system.-Pnte III and SGY '-rpa'.
After cleansing the system of ali hill '-ll, b.
Pills. then take ." Oils with liz.
pR: j ,. ROSES FEVER AND AGry rox,-,,
which viii brace up the system and ,or w Mi&T'
return OF Chilis and Fever and Asus ~ u hon 81
lowing this course OF treatment will ~ irf'ol 10
fne health, appetite and spirits II nv " h',T
Jaundlced skin to healthfu arnesrsnr. SIS 77l''
tone aud new life to the TORPID Iiyar ND so
Ague Tonic Mixture, 80 cents a bo,tia ever ~
Sold by Purcell, Laad Il Co; Grubb.
.. A. Strecker; Paterson 4 JscIsor.~ y alper'H
Beers; Alex. Duvsl; Duval & Norton pi nelIief
Lachrisson; \. Bodeker aud W. P Han pI > }
all Druggists in Norfolk, Portsmouth p s.i9a's
Lynchburg and other towns in Virginia. -''e''sH'
Sc lg-d2awts
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IHE CASE OF MURDER AND LYNCHING IN ILL
Nois-The telegraph, few days ago, briefly men
toned a case of murder and lynching in Carroll
county, Mo- The murdered man was Judge Thos
Aiemmons, talented and highly esteemed iurist-
ihe murderer was his slave George The Judee
had been in bad health, and having taken shor,
walk, and not returning at night his family becam.
alarmed when search was made the newt morn
ing, without success A letter in the ST. I,oui.
Republican says:
1t was suggested by some persons present tina,
george mad manifested Some uneasiness. and IN y,
would DO well to examine him. He was taken
up ana soon confessed the murder and conducted
Tue large crowd of citizens that had assembled ~
the place where he had secreted the body. Tho
ihalSnant feeling produced by beholdnp tho
mangied corpse were intense and il was with
Gficuty that the friends of the deceased could ba
pieces. "ie',h into
III was determined by the crowd to try him At
once, ana SIX OF the citizens of the county were
closen as Jurymen, who, after hearing the confess
io1i Oh george, came TO the decision that if wa q
e1pedient that he should be immediately executed
winch decision being acquiesced in by the large
uioer oi citizens present, the prisoner was taken
~ .roe near by and suspended by the neck until
he was dead IN "h'n
~, 'no ohiy reason assigned by George for killing
rs, as master was that he had chastised him. n short
n nn oo1ore' 1or misconduct. Judge 2. was pro
Fo.uiai Iof his kindness and leniency towards hi
servants. ''"oy 'o""ius MS
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NOTICR.-.Au the effects of the late firm
/ of BROWN e. SHOOK having been assigned TO
the subscriber for the benefit of their creditors all
persons indebted to the said firm required make
payment speedily as practicable and the creditors
notified that their claims must be presented to the
subscriber within the next 90 days In order enttle
them to full participation in the benefits OF the trust
fund. 80 b. X. WEXFORD, in,
Office ON Bank at between 9th ana 10Th sts
29-lms
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Dsville Academy

TNO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Academy
Il FOR RENT.-The subscriber wishes to engage
an experienced Teacher, to take charge of this In
stitntion 1t is located at the village of Stevensvle
King and Queen, Va, and of the desirable
locatioiDn lower Virginia The community is
of intelligence and refinement, and none noted
for gious advantages and moral influence The III
stitution organized fifteen since, and
has been well patronized by liberal public. We
should prefer a married man and u Baptist Who
would the property, and who would likely he per-
manent. To such one, also, who could come
commended in a moral point of view, and is a thor
ough English and Classical Instructor would guar
antee salary of $500 with the oyerplus of profit from
tuition fees, which have usually ranged much higher
than that amount and of all that be made
from the boarding department. Occupancy may be
had at the opening of year The situation would
suit young who designs engaging permanently
this profession. The institution could be easily
erected into iirst-class academy.
Address JOHN BAGBY, Stevensyille,
Sc 2s-law4t+ King and Queen, Va.
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FOR NO X FOL X AND

= a..ansa - FOR n OR Fol X AND
S.=zEGssSls-5S PORTSMOUTH.-The steamboat
-sz-<s.E2ss-. AUGUSTA, Capt W. c. SMITH,
Will hereafter, instead of stopping at Hampton, pro-
ceed directly to Norfolk and Portsmouth, where the
boat will remain a short time and then return to
Hampton, to remain night. On the mornings
the boat comes up she will connect with the
COFFEE from Norfolk, heretofore. Should the
Coffee fail to come out at any time the Augusta will
go into Norfolk in the morning ALSO for her pas
sengers.
Inc cars running in connection with the AUGUSTA
Will lrtVe the Richmond and Petersburg Depot every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings, at
6 O'Clock for Port Waltha where take the
Boat-returning the AUGUSTA will leave HAMPTON
on the alternate days, viz Tuesday. Thursday
and saturday mornings at O'Clock. The Boat
will stop at all the regular landings the river both
going and returning.
THoS. DODAMEAD, Supt
Office Z & p ca ID
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MEDICINES


M a ~ a. 4: b. DAVIS hsyi,. -.
FTIyTp Wy; prepared % fa,,A rets,ss,-
- -. ~ ~ Nhote sale and retail daadsa hef ~
n,,s,;, mere . nothing Of qnseIsrs's ~
fpn,,,i., IN us merits have bee aeoai ~. =
isnea ~, =. Citizens OF Richmond a. tes'ed
.l,.dn' pe'lofity "a cough nlad Pace IL
~ asunt In proof Of ~ ne bsys,ts
siou. "V'sfIcatss a0aS IN / ID Is
70 For sale by Mrs. A. b. DAVIS -.
cry p navsi' Peterson L jackson bennett a.
.eD- a. Doarser and Charles b 7, Asa'ps9T
IACksON's BITTERs :, -s.s.
their virtue.-Read the faTo.Hore pra.s~
10 the proprietor uussked and tes;iltgrs's \
any one who desires to use rj,;. no nay be -.
a ab.. 4: ~ T., J. t ''S0 De. +, ng
~. II. cannon refrain from s,,-
W., me saiee winch have placed upon Up :,
thsl nave been restored +, y. oii'.'
aceusonled health and vigor. wa. . men Ia
nlon.ns ego with Diarrh0a, which scs.t ~,
.; ooss'nscy caused, as was tod hD,a.,hsAd -
s scIloh OF me iIver suffered sevs-. "a. if,.,.
.lnne; ! was advised to take vour R,,.s9 f5r i.
regularly and steadily for sonle tim. ' racl =
sfaaneHy recovered my health and so, 80 oy 'ss
Yours very respectfully. '''shsta
AT Jas wslsh's Gun s,e mrah;m,ros
they may be found at Patersor /, 'iaia -
ley Robinsons, VIM. y. Noel. + u Jactsos's :,
dekers: ). NJ. Zachrisson's, Cha ~, r'eots A !
Wa. druggists Re-
All orders promptly attended IN
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Wy Old ViOlin.


WINE evenings dim folds round NV chair gatb.r fac.
A., .a a tne chill breezes chant low moan. '~'''
'y Iahcs is busy with scenes of the mast
AS SIT by my Preside alone. f'
me group that once cheered me ,fJac,;,r ,ao,t
A. o ones ask, where are thew
oSh voice comes back from the ecbo;po ,,y,.
anu sadly repeats-IFhere are then '
la hxe serenade, plaintive and ,,o.
=, An almost inaudible strain ahd sweet
S.,.:, gnu s"eiis into tones more co,,,a.
VOW SINKS away softly again; '"'Pie'e'
seems ike the spirit of many n lay
\, = soloe from the past-that hear
IA lingering cadeDces diving away
On memory's fatering ear -
VT lhe music OF dreams, in the stiffness of ,;,b
-, by some spirit guardian sung = VI his'h
MS the ar through the cracks. and Nh. iii,
vi my Old rsot'n, all unstrung
Ofdssr * enershed remembrance il brinzs
sn, aes IN Trends aud pastilnes of yorei e'
~ Tow iai touch on the hesr,,s Il So,
"iiI respond nsvermorei
" attend the AgricuItn-.I d rs hrIsed In
Inc oswego, n. Y, PALLADIUM, =" 'here
afIfa. OF the schooner J. b. Cells ounees the
tons Of pigeonsl "'i'ihs, with twenty
Inc population Of Illinois, aceora,n,
as las' taken. viii exceed l,3OOOUS ~ me cen
,n.o . IN 100 was ISL 40 and In lsaa =. pop
Japan James w. Lure, a capta;p :, ~,
.oi<' died In Chester, South Carolina on the war "a,
ar a, = Obenchain Is appointed ro,,e 49,.
on fhe Richmond and DapvijIe raiIroas os sgen'
barksdale resigned '"'' vice ~ A.
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b =. 49, s.rTanrrIsnts in CONNIE xion with
tber parties open house IN view IoiA IN INC -.
ts,.rv next and continue our mouse hsiei
have determined TO close out our present 100 ~ ~
Goods most of which are fresh end rea,y ,D
W. viii therefore on and after MONDAY the <<ho
:...rt offer our entire stock at cost for cash. ,
Buyers win find in the stock fine lines oil b,ea1hea
nd Hrown Sbeetngs and Shlrtings- fIanneis, Lin'
va Kerseys Sleeps GrHys. Blankes, Cloths Sassl-
n,eres Sattfnets Kentucky Jeans, Prints, oinShas'
Dress Goods, Alpaceas, &c &c
onr friends and customers wishing TO buy or orde,
on the usual credits viii be supplied at our usual
we are the agents for the "a and6f Stannton Full
ed Cloths and win keep up the stock OF these oods
and sell them have heretofore
We solicit call from our friends and the trade;
DC 22-im BROOKS, BELL w ALLLn-
1LFRED MOSES--f0rmeriy II RI IN q
"A MOSES So Main street is now in receipt o. au.
plain and plaid striped Lnseys; Penfenary pau
seys; Oznaburgs; Domestics; beached ana Wt;
Dsn;ms. Negro Blankets; Superior whitney, ancA-
ma ~ and Red Blankets; $50 dozen country-nade arm
sock. and variety of seasonabis Ooods-au Oh "hle !
win be sold such low prices tor cash that cannon
fail m give satisfaction to the closest buyers.
oc ia ALFRED MOSES 63 Main ST.
IA OF READY MADE CLOTHING. FOR TH He
NJ FALL TRADE OF lS5o.-I. GKEENIaaEE
liz BRO 88, Main Street, respectfully inform,
their friends and the public that they have Just
the fall trade with elegant and most extensl's as
sortment of COATS, PANTS and VESTS, ana zen
tlenens Furnishing Goods, much superior 10 any we
ever oeredto them, which we viii sell, whoIesae OF
retain, on as good terms as theJ can NC po"sN " my
house in this market.
Call and examine for yourselves.
o"i' '''" l. GREENTREE & BRO,
Virginia Clothing Store, 80 Nam street.