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1855 FALL SUPPLIES 1855
CHINA, GLASS AND OUEENsWARE
GEORGE j. SUMNER,
NO. 20 Pc ri (nR I4TH1 sTRErr

~
RICHMOND, "a
Is prepared the present to ofer to Merchant,
visiting this market very large and desirable stoct
OF CHINA. GLASS AND QUEENsWAKE. LOOK
ING GLASSES. FANCY GOODS &c which will
os found upon examination. to be equal In ex,en,
ana variety to any stock ia ia eountry and will he
sold TOR eaah or on the usual time to punctual Gus
toHe's on - good terms any regular re-psckip.
rouse az the North can of.r he particularly ask
ouy IN the Northern cities. without affording IA.
, Merchants Of kiehmond any oppr rtunitY to shew
they will savs their expeusss Pie mo.t .fi,soI sn
resble packer. employed and every atte ton rive,
70 tns prompt shipnsnt and forwardips Of Goods
prices. aS ~ 10y
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fyHAS. Ii. LANGLEY, Tin and Sheet
~ Iron Manufacturer, 18th street. between Main
and Cary, Richmond, Va.
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES,
Steam Pipes for Churehes, Public Buildings, hs,
Metallic Roofing, Gut erins aud spoutins, put
up in any part of the city d country.
WE'LL AND q RIDE N nMea FOR SALE
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DATENT SELF-SEALING CANS

DATENT SELF-SEALINU ChNn
l. Ofall contrivsnces for preserving fe:a vi ~,
both on account of their conveuisncs and ssop9n
They are sealed in an instant without the use y,
der or cement. and can be opened as resdiiy. .p,
can be used season after season, a. the top -.
moved without the least Ipjurins the can 20 sS'
by BULKLEf ~,
an Sic iS7 Main s"s,-
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CUPERlOR PaSTURE.-I have ffp

~ acres of very superior PAST Re, two srds 1h
miles from the city enclosed with good plsii'.tt'
well shaded, watered, &c. Every precsutiou F''h
taken to prevent accidents or escspes, man esiI
In constant attendsEce-but j will not DO fesgoP",
Bile for either. The whole Pasture 10 In hsas
and surrounds the house.
Persons wishing Horses psstured by the w:i
month, on reasonable terms, may do 50 BY sppDut
to m e. on my Farm on the Railroad tPnee 81 S 90
Geo. l.. Earnest, Council Chamber Hill. or ~
MAcmurdo, at r., r l. r r. Depot, Riehgeas'
CHARLES ALLEN
40 l5-lm Priees Hsnriso e.
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sole r,oori.tOr,, ki.sanC.o,
NEWS PROM AMRJI, y

Mesws Dosea Co Last .utumn i s5aiJ Is, Is
i no rs sSa 10 one ?, his leg, 6.
every remedy could hear or ill., oo Tb.k -,
iievins him In the least During ~. ~ Si!sog !
log continued, hen your Mr.. AIcbs, ~, -. to. ts,
commended your Turf Oil rrosn,as as Il tt; l.
In very short time. before had s,ss ..lSO.. !.
OF OIL one oo,tist the swelling .us.d.d sst
s,d doing all kinds of farm WORK nsanO= 3.
Very respectfully, ANN W m.
an 16 y" aRChfs
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CLO1HING AND GENTLEMEN

HLO1HING AND GENTLEMEN'S
~ FURNISHING WEAR subscriber hav.
ing lately arrived in this place, has just opened his
large and well selected stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
AND ALL KINDS OF
GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS
which he offers for sale q. the very lowest New York
cash prices.
Being connected with . large manufacturing us-
mesa in New York, and having acquired 8 thorough
knowledge of the Clothing Trade in Lynchburg,
where he has been in this bcsiuess for the last
gears, he 10 prepared to offer inducements seldom
met with. Therefore, come ore, come all, befoI e
purchasing elsewhere, and judge for yourselves.
My motto 10, quick ssles and small profits"
SAMUEL, GUGGENbEIMER,
Under the st Charles Hotel, Richmond We.
eu Ism
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DALLEY'S nA13Ic.7-

rom ths . sss yin subdas A.. ram ~
s~sasy minutes isSs.s'. .a sr, M; ?, .s.'s t
scar; II efsetually esres f. sa tbs sosssas n.
.nsum, lnnsmmstory Rbeuns.., sev.s Ssss,
5oruisss' sesid Head, Corns ma IN, css s. 1,
sins swsiiiass, Ysions, Chi1ss,naioas LEA
i Esant,o o.s .sS !. snd Broke. sss::a
dissssss xs INC " other isaammsso,, sg.
Ihi: :isi.Is q; 70. y pr. si: &
nsw steel piets label. ma .,.olse wns..sA
Eer, ana Q. y Ciiekney & 90 20 p,oyH b1.s
against the numerous count ..;iseprs:ers -
store. efieits In 49, NJ.
.u ssHNs. ...s : ss as Druggist. -
style, and they furnish ,hs 100 o' tbs sss,s y,
g. Retail prise only 2se boz " pfspr.s, =,
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THE Subscriber will continue the CON-
4 DICTIONARY busness at the old stand of ST.
MON BONAVlTA L. CO, No rs Main street He
hopes by strict attention to business to merit con-
tinuance OF the patronage heretofore 90 literally
tend TO the late firm
In few days large and fresh supply of every ar
ticie in my line will be opened. saIl 10 respect
fully solicited from my friends and the public gen.
orally. DAVID N JONES'
Surviving Partner of Simon Bonayita & Co.
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The Psvk H,u.a," In Chatham. N. l. A..
seroy ed By Ore on the % d. - vs. ae-
o:L 9. -. Thompeon. . ,vhis ex-Consres,m.p
- ssAsa Ne sssmp 10 Indiana asainss ires soil.
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AxhovL OF JuDeEs The Legislature of Kan
- nee before . resolution DECLARING The rsr.o.
" o. Judge Elnore. By Precedent Pierce. to 81 8
~ - =. ~: soo sost the imperative duty
sssssee sssrpstion Of power. The resoiu,to.
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TRUE TJJRF Ou ~

= syery Description, on Man 0, . oia Sots
i tpo~n. equal to an ounce Of ~. S,'s
Bruises and 6prsins. Ule.r, .n.,
Burns, Bore Less and ChiIblsin. elloss Sea-
tramp and Tette r, stinss of In,..s CUWss
the Mails, In1amed Bre.sts eI.nSu wsasa
Bsel, swelied Legs and s,ian.s. eeseI ~ IanoaS
to cclds. Saihase frunI.,,.
Applied to burns at once. it,..
rriss 30 and Is ssnis bottle $40 ~.
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wp,cpTs BAKERY ESTABLISHMENT.

No. l59 MAIN STkEEI' -
The subscribers having bought out see , of vesr,
ness And leased the premises Tor se.m VI So.''
III, 80 the came In all its branches
They promise 70 g1USS1Esss ns Ssins S deter
-. ~. rhe besf Materials only, and respect-
Is soieis the patronage Of the friends and custo
n,srs Of WRIGHT BROS, and the pdbiie gene
raIy assuring them that effort on their part shall
be wanting, TO merit public support
The business carried on By the subscribers lot e.
veral years past a. No. East Main street. VIII De
aoo,iausd a. heretofore, and while they solicit for
the old concern the farther support Of their nnme
rous frends aud customers they gratefully seEnow-
ledge and return thanks for che liberal @voM
bestow rived on them. SlMfsON * DAossAAZ.
N. 8. Orders from the country for Crackers. &c ;
addresssd 70 either store will meet with prompt a.
tention. o. ~
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The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER 4
4 PREVENTIVE OF YELLOW AND Bill
LlOUS FEVERS, AND FEVER AND A6UE.-
We are In reoeipt of fresh supply Of DR.. ROSES
which Dr. Rose states wills prevent any fever by ts
use, and taken with his DYSP EPTIC COMPOUND
will cure the Liver Complaint. Quart bottles ST.
small bottles so cents.
DUVAL & NORTON,
Corner OF Main D. 10th SITS
20 above tha RanLs
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TACKSON'S EXCELSIOR BTTTE63

y RICHMOND, Aug. II, lgi
Mr.. r. II. JAcEsoN-Dsat Sir: Through thsia.p.
mentality of friend of mine, was inc uce by tu
to try bottle of your Bitters. Thinking il II doc.
me no good II would do me no harm, sccordru,
tried the same of q morning, lib ewise my wife qi
In the course of one week her appetite improved 81
thank God, she found from that time relief sri
must, In justice to myself and wife, very histfy
commend the above Bitters se being the b.E v.
ever tried spd feeling it my duty TO thsnk ytG
friend for the advice to try them, would sdvie 81
those suffering from the first stage of Dysp+phi 10
try them. They will exclsm like us-"Bstsi ca
not be fou nd"
Yours, respectfully.
w. J. BARTaoL0aiw.
They may be found at e. J. Pisot,, A. Bodst,d
8. b. Zachrisson's, Chas. killspaush'L Beansnt
Seer', ard Alex. Duvsrs Druggists, Rishmout Va
All orders promptly attended to- mH
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I UMBER, MAHOGANY AND SHIN

~ Giles 0AN
$1,000 feet 50 South Carolina Dressed Flooriu, =,
perior quality and even lengths ~
80, 900 feet ~ North Carolina 10 ao
Loo 900 feet clear White Pine
1890 feet Sc and 34 Button Wood
1900 feet 8 Oak. for tobacco boxes
81 100 feat inch do do do
10 600 feet So and inch Poplar
20 900 test 1x5 Rough Flooring
100 900 feet seasoned 81 and inch Planh
too.oco large Cyprus Bunch shinslas
Az assortment Of Mahogany Plank and Newell
Lost: Black Walnut. Hickory. Cherry, Ash snd
Aspis. tor sale low, and ~ comm odstins te, M
!" t'p%I DE4YiN + sARkER,
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4 tLOIHINU Al WHULESALE.-Ihe
~ subscribers have established In this city
WHOLESALE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, and
now in receipt of their stock, to which they
spectfully invite the attention of the merchants of
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee.
Our Goods mostly manufactured by
Selves and to order, (upder msny advantages and
we feel assured that we and tcRt, offer many
Inducements to buy any house in :his country
WORD, WEISIGER l. CO,
No 106 Main S., (up stairs) Richmond, Va.
2-2m
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o.AHEA OF DnrArcHxs-C. 8. Marshall, ESQ j,
brother 70 E. A. Marshall, of the Broad wey Tbsa.
tse. New York. comes passenger BY the steamer
Csnsds. and . bearer of dispatches from Mr.. Bu.
Sneoaa, our Aioister at the Court of st. James. 10
Secretary Marcy. y
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RAAx SPECIMENS OF ANTIQUITY The Trov IN
- Budget says that there are now In thai civ
esvsral Articles OF pure gold, dug up recently Al
Panama and supposed to have been placed there
~ the iohabitants at the approach of the bucsneer
Morgan. about two centuries ago Some of ,hsss
relics ere three gold bells, nondescript article
rssemolEg number of crocodiles' heads, gold
bSsds, &c. eo'N
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ERENCH LANGUAGE-M. y. QUOT

EsRENCH LANGUAGE-M. E. QUOT
Il having some time to spare from the duties of
CT his ofce, of Chancellor OF the French Consuat
10 anxious TO occupy 1t In giving instruction in the
above language. He has commenced the formation
of Classes for the Afternoon and Night, to snt the
mercantile life, and who are mainly occupied during
the morn Ing hours.
A few hours Of the forenoon would be devoted to
classeo in schools, If arrangements could be made
that effect.
Terms moderate and made known on application
at the Powhatsn House.
N. B. Private lessons given II desired.
an
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HkANAkY AND FE ED SfOkE.-
~ The undersigned has taken the bouss corner OF
Franklin and We'll streets. formerly occupied by
Messrs N. B. Il C. Hill, for the purpose con
Quoting the GRAIN and FEED BUSINESS, where
ne will keep constantly on hand full assortment OF
all ki0ds Of Grain, Mill Ohai, Hay, Corn Meal and
other articles usually kept in Granaries and Feed
Stores.
He hopes by giving his business strict personal at
tentiou and selling on reasonable terms, to secure
liberal patronage from his friends and the public
generally. He will deliver any article free charge
anywhere in tn corporation He will aso attend to
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE,
for a moderate commission, and will insure for hir
country friends the highest market price for any
consignment entrusted to him.
fe N-ts JOHN w C022v
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nNE HUNDRED DOL l. A r 8 RE-
~ WARD-Ranaw az from the Exchange Hotel
last Saturday morning, JOHN, the property of the
estate OF James Griffin.
JOHN 10 about 81 years old, fee. 10 or IL inches
high; stands erect; bas quick walk il dark mu-
latto, and quite a likely man.
out of the state fifty dollars If out of the city or
county; and twenty-five dollars IL taken In the city
or county SAMPSON JONES,
au l6-d&cts Agent for Jane A. Griffin.
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TURNING AND CARVING IVORY

TURNING AND CARVING lVOkY
Il MANUFACTORY.
The subscriber is prepared To do every description
of PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL TURNING AND
CARVING In Ivory, to any pattern desired, for
Breastpins, Psrasols, Cane Heads ia.
UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS and CANES, repair
ed at short notice.
Billiard Balls re- turned and colored.
Specimens may be at his shop, en- 18th street.
between Main and Bank streets, opposite Goddin
AppeIon's.
1y I4-dSm CHAS, A. MILLER.
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PArEs MILL BuaNr.-The pspsr mill of Mr.. w
3. Wbiserasn. near Nashville, Tenn was destroy.
81 y nre on the 22d ui'imo. Lose estimated at
e42 600, on which there was Insurance to the
snouuA Of "a ,05O.
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Boy DEvoURED BIZ A WILD BEAsr.-The Free
American, st Norlh Adams, Mass, of last week,
announces that boy was devoured 10 the woods
oy beast, supposed to be q bear or panther, 10
Woodsord, sdjo'nins Resdsboro, w., the week
previous All but bis head and feet, fthe latter en-
essed In his boots) were eaten BY the animal -
Near the remsins lay tsbing ROD and line, and
Jones'.
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DARING Aor.-On Monday evening last, William
Foy. OF Jones county, c., while chipping some
turpentine boxes, discovered huge she bear about
mskiugs meal of live pig, which was squealinp
terribly. With nothing 10 bis hand save a shave he
walked boldly up 10 front of the bear and dealt her
blow which stunned her 90 efsctualy, that he
had but little trouble 10 dispatching the huge and
ierocious animal, which he did with the brok.n
fragments OF the round shave handle. This 10 said
10 be an act of daring unknown to old and exoe-
rtenced bear hunters
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GOkE-PK RIG + REDUCED.-From
~ this date and until further notice the price of
LUMP COKE will be reduced to % cents per bushei
convenient fuel next winter will DO we'll to avail
themselves Of this temp orsry reduction In its cost
1e N-ts JNO. ]. WERYH. AGENT
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KILLING AN ELKPHANT.-Tne fact has been
published that on the 27fn ult., Geo West keeper
Of the elephent Romeo, attached 70 Baily g. Co .
crcas. was XII ed by the auimal under bis charge,
near Camden, s. c. The keeper was endesvoring
to make him cross bridge, when be Knocked the
horse upon which he was riding off the bridge
ripping him open and killing him West, how
evsr. escaped. but persisted In attempting TO con.
troll tbs elephant though he was 90 much enrsa-d,
He seized bin by one of his tusks TO turn him, az
was his custom, and probably struck him, when
he became enraged, and struck with his tusks a
blow which broke Mr. West's back and Instantly
killed him. He then threw him up and caught
him In his tusks, and kept at 1t until he was com
plstely manaled-the aIms, legs, thighs and bones
generally being broken, the inltsines torn out and
scalp pealed off The dogs which usus lily aided
In controlling him we're SET upon him. but his mo.
tions we're SO rapid that all was done before sny
Interference could be- made.
Rifss were procured, and many of the citizens
OF Camden gave their aid On thee occasion. On
Sunday afternoon and evening, abou, one hundred
and fry balls we're feed into him without eject
His eyes were shot out a matter of safety as he
showed q disposition for Violence On Monday
morning he got Into pond, where after an i'm.
mense number of shots nearly two hundred more
he finally yielded and died The Camden Light In
fansry, under Lieutenant James Viilpgue. assisted
Romeo" w.s 50 years of age and landed In New
York In l646. since which time Mr. West has had
control OF him. He was valued at $4,000
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FAITHFUL. ENGIsEER-At the recent exnIo,,on
OF the U. 8. surveying steamer He,zel, 1t 10 said
that Samuel Latimer, of Portsmouth, the engineer
OF the steamer, could have saved himself BY de-
.ertfug bis post. He was taken up after the acct
dent MORALLY wounded. After askinx the oficsrs
II be had done bic duty. and being told that he had.
be said be wss willing to die, and expired 10
about half an hour.
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A CARD.-The subscribers beg to retuf
thanks to their friends and the public generally, fo
the very liberal patronage bestowed upon the late
eoncern of Wright Bros, and take great pleasure
In racommsndi1g to their confidence and patronage
the new CONCERN of SIMPSON BAGNALL
iv S-2m ~Ht+N' " 49,
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EDUCATION.

NRG. MORSE will resume the exercises
N1 o. her sshooIon MONDAY. he l1sh 81 e pssm
bse nsxt g her Yssdsnes On aossnsss ps' s,s
GfuSd smd 0rnce streets. Intersection VIII % gwen
!. me Bnsiish Branches and NUDE
REFEREFcEs:
R.v Mr. GiIdersIesve, Col 8 n Parker. b w
sFiurroy. Esq snd Col Z. J. Evans. 40 So-6ts
DTCHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
II ON CLAY. TENTH AND MARSHALL SIS !,
seos ss,s os. hs s sas.
day 10 June, fapils may be admitted at any time.
but It Il highly desiabls for them be present the
The cost Of grounds, buildings and outfit has been
about seventy thousand dollsrs, and no additional
pains nor expense win be spared to satisfy every
tensivs and liberal Able and experienced teachers
have been secured, and the most approved scientific
spparatu.. school desss, DO, have been provided.
Mr.. R r. LATHAM. Math. and Pnys.cai Sciences.
Rev II. b. TUCKER. Ancient snd Eng Literature.
DR. r A. LEWIS, Botany, 30.
Miss ELIZABETH v. NELSON, En- elish Br.nehes
Miss NINA CHoLLET. French and German.
d. Jos MICHARD. 6panish and italian.
Miss JANE 9. sTANARD. Preparatory Depart
Mr., GEoReIANA MONROE, Preparatory De.
Miss MARY C. LATHRoP. Preparatory Depart
Mr.. JOHN DUNDERpALE. Piano and Organ.
Miss EMILY DUNDERDALE, Piano and Guitar.
Mrs EMILY asUss: Drawing, Painting, DC.
Mr.. EUGENE CREHEN do
MIR. and Mrs r. sUBLETT, Stewards Department
TERMS PKR SESSION.
Board and Wsshirg 800
Tuition in Preparatory DepaItmens....."...... 80
Coiegiste ..'......'... ~
Musis Plano Forte, Gnitar Organ. to 80
Drawing, Painting, 20 to 40
~ Pamphlets containing further information may
be obtained of the President
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RUNAWAY.

p UNA w AY IN JAIL.-There was
~ committed to the Jail of the City of Richmsnd
runaway. on the Goth day of June, 1855, negro
woman who calls herself FRANCES STREET, and
says she the property of Maria Howard of Heprico
county, Va Said negro is five feet seven inches
high Of dark compiex on about so years of age, and
had on when committed to Jail blue cotton dress
and red calico bonnet. The owner of said gro 10
requested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take her away, she will be dealt with
a. the law directs. JOS. A. STARKE, D. g.,
IL Sow For n artn N Linscomh. Serst.
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LIGHTNING RODS! LIGHTNTNc

I0d1N1N0 hODS LlG HTNJ
- hoDs.-Hsving made arrangements with the
Patentes OF one OF the best Lightning Rods In the
up In town and country at prices greatly below
nat charged for similar Rods at present. We will
saso sen the Rods and Fixtures to persons wishing
70 put tnem up themselves, at q small advance on
the oost g. l. A. BARGAMIN JR
my IL Corner 10th and n ain strests
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DnsoLUTIoMe. 10.

nI60OLUTfON.-Tbe firm Vt n Mo-
~ CORAAcK 4 co. -. Dissolved On the LII
> IAbn win pay eli the dsbts due In the same Of
sh. caeeern end will also rsceivs all the debIs due
"a 80 Srssrn WIN. r. LADD. q
W '"s II MCCORMACK.
Ricbmoad, 9Th August. 1885,
/ with pleasure recommend TO my old
stiseds and customers. my late partner, Mr.. LADD
~ feel ouits sure ne will servs them a. well and
- .tisfsc Only q did the late consern o. u Nc
Cosmsek 4 Go. AeSOnnA0As
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NOIiCE In consequence of the death
i. Sss St a! MON BONNAVITA, the undersispe ed
uesuous OF settling up the affairs OF the firm et
nonnayita Go. - soon a. possible aud reon..,:
mat an persons inde bted will forward and ,.t
&c .as soeounts and those having claims will nrs
sent them to him for liquidation pro-
eo =. DAVID N. JONES'
az <o-u Surviving Parcu ar Of q r.
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THREE HANDSOME NEW DWELL
4 ING HOUSES AND LOTS CORNER or
9TH AND NJ STREET, CHURCH HILL.
FUR SALE EXCHANGE OR RENT.--The sor,
ner house IL finished, has rooms and commodious
Kitchen. IL ready foi 9 tenant now. The other two
are smaller. and will be fnshed In few DAVIS This
desirable property. and will be sold or EXCHANGED
for young negroes upon terms to please sbonld no
sale or exchange be made, the property will be rent.
ed and to good tenants the rent will be low.
side -' SSA'"
Apply to GEO. WOODFIN
10 1'ts General Agent aud Cole ctor
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nRESS GOODS.-The subscribers have
- on hand large and varied assortment of Sprins
Drsss GOODS embracing all the newest and mes
sell at greatly reduced prices in order to reduce
call DTJDLEF I0HNSmOMs 70
.tje1 las EasIa aons,,
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TOBACCO AGENCY.-G K l. E N E
Il HEATH h ALLEN, San francisco. California
and l24 Front st., New York, sell Tobacco on COM
mission direct from and per account of the Virgins
mauufscturers, and to whom refer.
F.. Messrs Edmond, Davenport l. Co., Richmond, will
reply to any queato and transact any business fo
our house
Having established branch of our house in New
Yors our resident partner in that city will give his
personal attention to the receiving, transnipp'Da AND
securing the lowest rate of freight free of commits
sion) all goods consigned to our San Francisco
bsuse DO I8-d&w1Y
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CRUSHED ANKLE.-A M,R.orTm,
~ CuRE-Performed BY Polards Rhsumatt li,,,
ment.
GosPoRT, June 18th, R5
Gentlen en-As have been most spec div sir.
cessfu!ly cured by your celebrated Rbeum.!ic IA.
ment, l, without solicitation, must award i'm. NJ
est praise / YVES recommended to Try il ia ,a.I
Crushsi Ankle, which rendered NE for lort tin,
cripple ia dispair of recovery for life but ttnL
full for the great benefit have received from y}v
Liniment, shall over resommeDd il to the IHcd
IN all cases where a lin ment would be useful
q i am, with feelings Of gratitude, yours, kc
WIN M0LAND
~ Price Csc. or bottles for 81,
For sale by PURCELL, LADD l. CO, ANN
Gray, Bennett l. Beers, p. Johnston L Bro, Du.
l. Norton, aud Druggists throug hout the city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-03

4 iOLUMblAN HUIEL.-JAMf1S Nj.
~ BOYD CO.. having leased this desirable Eo
TEL will spare pains to maintain its former pspu
lar IsIity and comfort. They have employed E. fOR.
TER to take the entire charge of the House on and
after lst April. The former patrons of this Hotel
and numerous friends of E. PORTER, are requested
to give them call.
Richmond. March %. 1855. 40