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.,yv. - ,f impentent IN regular At
tendance at the meetings had been c.,,.s sa,a
DR. Christian Of the New hel. .ha, h.d onIy
was the only Elder IN ina. .m. ,re without a pas-
Mr. Dunning supplied tact wnlsn ae ,hr,uch
| f,,,risfians rnodesty had ofi..eu- ;.,,,ane In
~ r. : jealous efforts and e4ten"eu hln a,s -.
Ut. y. .,.,. annie means had been piedgea 10
Una, ." sa;ss of Worship, and the work could DE
Ja,e AZ once were there prospect OF procuring :"
pastor ,.a I'll, q o,e,oek Saturday
.,,;,y the Moderator offering prayer and thanks
. ~, Cor tho auecess of the Gospel during the
year
po,,,d (,rer-wm p. Kyle was held to bad by
tho Mayor on Saturday last to keep tue peace anu
Of slo0. ON the charge of being disorderly in the
street
l,,,,ej,y IN JIorse--Lewis Botto appeared before
tho Mayor last Saturday, and held to bail III
the sum of $780, to answer an indictment Deioie
the next Grand jury on the charge OF erueiy oe''
ing horse in the street last THURSDAY morning
The March Racc-for $1,000 aside, between MI
Henry Perritts bay mare Adagisa, years GID, by
Glencoe dam by Rodolph and Mr.. DAVID Mepa'
nies bay FLY Caroline three years oi oy regent
lam by imp Flatterer, two mile heats that was 10
have taken place on the Fairfield Race Course last
saturday. did not come off, Mr.. Mcdaniel having
determined TO pay the forfeit of $500
Balloon dscension-Prof. Elliott the great -Ero-
naut and his horse, are to make an 9riai voyage,
by the aid of mammoth balloon, in the course Oh
a few days.
Captured-One of the men. charged win t,e
murder of Bill Poole, in New York some months
;nco nassed throu 9Th this city last Saturday morn
ING in charge of police officer. on his way North
where he will be tried for the offence He was ar
rested in New Orleans, where he mad neo ior
safety.
Circuit Cont--[Judge Meredith presiding =
Jasper Corning, alias John Walker. charged with
stealing horse and wagon from VIM Huntington
on the 18th of August put upon trial last Sat
urlay found guilty, and sentenced to the penlfen-
tiary for one year.
The Board of Managers of the Virginia Meehan-
les Institute will hold meeting i'll the Fair Room
over the first market every evening this week, at
half past o'clock where every member is expect
| ed to be prompt in his attendance
| Oct yom Catifcates.-All persons wishing to pro.
| eure certificates of membership to the Mechanics
Institute can do SO by calling at the countingroom
of the Dispatch office, or at the Hall of Exhibition,
over the first market Persons wishing to become
members, should call at once, to prevent confusion
| when the Fair opens
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HIRsH & BOTTCHER.
u II sNNn

Reg 10 ;ns,r,, a.. h,; 200, Broad Street.
in CO 10 LioIi Tue pubic that they have been lawn,
ed stock of ~ 50 a"a Wen select
IL LADIES DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS
thereto, with other new and desirable a4a''ions
m FANCY GOODS. AH
me KIND and liberal patronage we hive btbe,,o
,eeeVed as well as the many and fattering arkna
eagrments of The superior quality aud styes If omr
sooas shall continue 10 induce pay al, unabsim
ae fashions in that line of our business while -,
Ellients of Worsted Einbroderies and Einbroh,ess
e.sii as Yarns, Patterns, Cheniiles Silks &c esns
h. .eeoiamendable to Schools and Teachers viii
ys P' "a the most perfect condition throughout the
''H' tee s-lmJ HiRSH 4 BOTTCHER,
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r., E 5ssSs==ss.ss:==sss1 NO I'll CE ANNUAL.
e. II AGRICULTURAL f II Il /.
TlON.-On the occasion ofthe
regular annual exhibition of the Agricultural So
ciety OF Virginia which will commence in Rich
mond on Tuesday, 3Oth October, next, all members of
the Society and articles brought over the route for the
purpose OF exhibiting, will be charged the usual fare
one way only tor any portion of the distance between
Washington and Richmond
Members OF the Society, exhibition of their GER
uncate OF membership at the time of taking passage
Tor richmond will receive tickets in return not trans
terable free of charge. SAMITEJ RITTH
Superintendent of TRANSPORTATION
ofhce Richmond, Fred gand P r. r. Co.
Richmond, Sept. 27th 1855 seN
N b-~For the accommodation of travel on the line
of the road the following trains viii be run during the
week of the Fair: ~ 10 "
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, the 10Th, 30th
ana 3st October, train will leave for
richmond, at 9 o'clock and Is minutes A. NJ, and
stop at any point on the route
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, the lst I'd and
90 November, the accommodation train will leave
richmond for Fredericksburg instead OF O'Clock
on the above three days. and stop at any point ON the
route. oc 20 : Pi}rtu So
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4 QUARTERLY LAW JOURNAL, ED.
"A lived BY a MEMBER OE TIIE RICHMOND

QUARTERLY LAW JOURNAL, Ed
"A TIED BY a MEMBER OF THE RICHMOND
BAR.-CONTRIBUTORS.- GREEN, of Cpl-
pepper; Professor j. B. MINOR, University of Virginia.
A. H. SANDS, Author of History of Suit in Equity"
and other professional gentlemen whose names am
ut liberty to announce have agreed to contribute
to the columns of the Journal
The undersigned proposes to commence on the LIST
of January, the publication of a Law Journal The
want of such work. containing material of peculiar
interest TO the Bar of Virginia and of other States has
been long felt and frequently expressed
The undersigned, therefore, believing that such n
periodical would be not only important and useful but
would meet with a ready support from the bar has
undertaken to supply the desiderotum. The bar of
Pennsylvania New York and Massachusetts have, for
years past, supported the publication of such
journals. Why should not the barrsters of Virginia
and the South have theirs? 4 journal which they
may call their own, aud in the pages of which they
win find law more peculiarly affecting their actual
daily practice.
As this Journal will circulate in all parts of the Uni
ted States il will be important and valuable mode
ofadvertising. Cards inserted IL months for IS 90,
longer advertisements in proportion.
The work will be published QUARTERLY. on good
white paper, each number containing l25 pages,
8vo.
All who disposed favor this enterprise, will
please forward their names Immediately.
TERms-f5 per year-6 copies for f25 Liberal
commission allowed TO all who will act agents
J. w. RANDOLPH, Bookseller and
Publisher, No. l2l, Main ST., Richmond Va
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MEDICINES
'---~->-rS----~-~-->...,
NRS. A. h. DAUS 49,.

Mks. A. b. DAVIS r. ..-~~~~---
E.IyIn GUY; is prepared IN rug retsr..--
10 wholesale and r.sa,, .a.a1ssh hsr 80 4
20 sun. There is nothing of a'aisrs IN g..I
PHs,ior, and its merits bsva b.'sfJ sb0st -
number OF citizens of Richu,o,,S fess-d b, p
shsIa'r ~ pllofity asa cough raa;ly ises ts ~.
IL, the l.r,s In proof Of III. .h ss7ots :.
sion. " S'i'ihcates how +, nd rs
For sale by Mrs. a. g.D,us F's~
p' paterson jackson ftteon+i' p.
=. = rleot a: bodeser and Charles !, NiIss,.
JaCksON'S BITTERS-u--ts
,helr Firtus-Read the follov Iere prset.~
10 the proprietor unssked AMI thS 'esiIFrsp,i :
any one who desires TO use fb;. ~. 40 may he
H' article - !
MIR. r.. II. Jackson: h'oNb, Oct II s..
:, Dear Slr-i cannot refrain fro,.
me value which have placed Dro,, -Npressis, =.
tle tact that have been restored lo .s B;ss,,
accustomed health and vi9or - their 20 . y
months ago with Diarrhpa. VIII ATTACKED ..
great obstinscy. caused, IA was - Continued :.
action OF the liver. | suffered 81 80, o{ TIE ir-.
time. was advised to take Won, ps..ste'y f., -
regularly aud steadily for so,ne o''''s whieb
gradually recovered m heaI,b 49, md bv IT,;
Yours, very respectfully. '''sis'a.
AT Jas. walsi's Gun III $ S,o m,H,Msio,
They may be found at Pst.rso, ~ @aa
ley Ro6inson's, VIM. +. NoePx > n f'aa'1 I.
dekers.S ). NJ. Zachrisson's. Chss M;n.F ieos, A !
Va druggists, p,I
All orders NJ omNtiv attended 70
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NEW DRY GOOD AND f A NC Y
~ STORE AT 223 BROAD STREET.-Wew would
call the attention of the trade to beautiful and
nicely selected stock of goods consisting of Ladies'
Dress Goods, Trimmings, Embroderies, &c; English
Merinos 25 all wool DeLaines 37t cents per
yard; beautiful MOusline at 25 and II CTS Ribbons,
all qualities; MORE Antique Trimming, from to so
cts per yard, and great many other very desirable
goods Call early and you will find excellent bargains
at the store of E. CAMP L CO..
ID 22S Rrnad ST
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ERESH SUPPLY OF CHEAP DRY

ERESH SUPPLY OF CHEAP DRY
L GOODS--We opening u fresh supply of
French aud English Merinos; plain and figured Mar
settles and Cashmeres; black and coored Alapacas;
striped and plain Silks. We have also on hand
splendid assortment of Casemeres and Tweeds for
mems and boys wear, with large stock of heavy
goods for SERVANTS also Flannels Blankets bleached
and brown Domestics of the best manufactures
Our Goods have all been bought for cash. and Sc
lected with the greatest care and as we are selling
them with small profits, it will be advantage for
consumers to give call before purchasing any
where else. J. & NJ ROSENBATTM
oc IL 1919 BROAD street
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NEW STOCK FCLOTHIN13.-5.M = X

NEW STOCK OF CLOTHING.-S.M MEX
~ CHANT WEISIGER receiving. and
will continue to receive by weekly arrivals, their
Fall and inter stock of Cothn which is very large
and desirable embracing every article to be found in
a similar establishment. These goods lnanutac-
tured by themselves, with great care, expressly for
their retail trade of the best materials and by the
of workmen, and in point ofstyle and cheapness
not be surpassed by any other house Those in
are requested to call and examine for themselves, and
we think will ensure their purchasing
5. MERCHANT & WEISIGER, l II Main st.
ALso-A large and beautiful stock of Furnishing
Goods ALWAYS on hand oc IL
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TTRIWMTNCS TRTNNINCS- T,-, 49,

MING;S.-Just re-
Il ceiyed at GOLDSMITS, one lot MORE Antioue
Cloak Trimmings at 81! cents, worth Is and other
styles More Antique Trimmings from cents up and
many other Trimmings to be sold ut less price than
can be had elsewhere. Cotton and Wooden Yarn.
Cotton, Silk and Linen Floss French Working Cot
TON SIX and Glass Buttons Stamped Collars, Bands,
anu SLEEVES ana other trimmings, to be sold cheap.
f. GOLDSMIT,
Trimming and Fancy Store
mad
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onER LOOK OF TINE w CA r.
E1GlTST. RAGE HOUSE.-rhe subscriber bay-


-12---sH-ing greatly enlarged and otherwise inn
proved his store at No. 81, Main street. Richmond,
va fegs leave to inform his friends and the public at
large that his stock consists in Carriages Barou
ches Kockaways top and top Buggies, Saddles and
Harness of all kinds usually made for this market;
Saddle Bags Brides, Martngales Strrups Bits and
spurs OF various qualities and prices Carriage, Gig,
and Riding Whips; Canes, Umbrellas, and Busk-skin
Gloves for driving Trunks Valices Carpet Bags, La
dies Satches fine fur and Blanket Robes, Horse CO.
vers and Blankets of various qualities and prices-ma-
KING altogether of the best Houses III the State
for persons TO equip themselves for horse back and
carriage riding, every article used for either is
braced in stock The public is most respectfully
invited to call and examine his stock and prices; he
does not say he sells lower than Others for he don't
know what others debut only asks of persons who
want any of the above articles, TO look his before
trying elsewhere. He assures them that every in
ducement which can, will be offered to serve them.
To Sadlers he would say that he has large and
RED assortment of Harness Mounting, Patent and
other Leathers which he will sell them low prices
JNO. w. DENNIS,
No. 81 Main St, 5 doors above ST. Charles.
oc l-d& c3m.
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TN PURCELL, LADD 4 co
oC ~ Druggists " Nam s,,s
RUCKLE ON YOUR ARYI0TK,. N

~ GINIANs PREPARE !!-LEoNARn 70 nv y IN
CUE .!!-Prepare for the coming conflict; Conr5. y.
Colds will soon be in our midst The zrs,ts,t =. :,
gueror of Coughs, Cold aud Cousunlnti5n, !. IN,
ARDS INSTANT RELIEF. Keep It in your bo5...
upon the first on ct OF the disease take il: rive - =
your children, and remember the greatest med,
yet dlscoveredis Leonard's Celebrated Cough S,~.
Price-25c. per bottle; ) bottles one dolisr 4.
LeonarPs Dollar Cordial ''
To be had of L. B. THOMAS, Broad stree, Sham.
Hui, and OF all Druggists and Dealers general
Richmond and State of Virginia Wholsssl. I
Messrs, PURCELL, LADD Co, % Main str.st a.,
THOMAS LEONARD, corner of Adams and Clay s,r...
Richmond Va on
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CAUTION TO AGUE SUFFERERS.

Take no more Arsenic, Mercury, Qulnine feoh
ges Strychnine, or Anti-Periodlcs OF any hno. 70
well known inefficiency of these noNiOus T1ts
proves them to be the offspring either Of taIsr ne''
principles, or of mercenary quacks- The OILY i,I
DIV in existence that ID both sure ana As!IAfS
RHODES FEVER ASD AGUE CURE. .,r
For sale in Richmond by j. Il. WOOD ohu'D
4 APPERSON. and Druggists generally
iy I0-deoGcl2m
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~ :; ,r,oI 1I1,, az LEECHEK Az

vi CUPPER-Mrs, Woolbouse my os.r sabsr
| hours, Day and Nlghi, 81 ne , trs,s' :,
Bros Hardware Store, 2l3 Bro4a -. C5trvs ,oass
B-The best imported LEEohh' ''''
receiving and for sale. .,,,.ly .,,sodsi .
All orders from the country Pf'"P"'
and carefully packed. cva ., hand and m'a' d
ALSO-Ladles' BANDANES o" "1"
order. A. 81
~ A light over the door all night. -------rr
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RAILROADS, STEAMBOATS, &c

RAILROADS, STEAMBOATS, &c.
r.. r -ssz.ssz:ss;= TICE.-E XTR 4
80 s:s..!!ErRAINS TO AND FROM THE
SLASH COTTAGE ON WE'D
NESDAY, 24TH OCTOBER NEXT.-The Ladies
connected with the Fork Church Or Stringellow's)
III Hanover county, will hold Fair Mt the Slash Cot
age during the day and night of Wednesday, 2ith in
slant and in order to accommodate all who NAV de-
sire to attend from Richmond and its vicinity with
convenient hour, the following viii be the order of
trains for the occasion:
From Richmond6i and 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 and
7! M.
From the Cottage u A. NJ, and l, s and 10 o'clock
PM. '
The ARMORY BAND go up in the o'clock P NJ
train, and return at 10 O'Clock p NJ, and the mana.
gers ON the occasion expect to have the buildings and
grounds beautifully illuminated
SAMUEL RUTH.
Superintendent of Transportation
Office R., F. & P. Company,
Richmond, Oct. l8, 1855 ! nc 10
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IN STORE AND FOX SALE Al ''

II ~
i LOW PRICES
81 and IA Brown Sheetinss abir,lag
Oznaburgs; Bleached Sheetings, on-
Bed, Negro, Horse and Foot bIahA'
Waddiug and Bats cs
Kentucky Jeans; Tweedsi Satire"
CasSimeres of all kinds
Black and colored Broad Cloths p,,,o Ceges
Window Hollands; Oil Cloths a!o ci.-s,r,ys
Linseys; Bed Ticks; FustIans ana IN i',sssgs
Heavy country-woye Jeans ana lss plsthsn
English Negro Cloths, kerseys anu
Snake-Skin VestiDss ,,.,;o
yslenci., Velvet and Satin sestlhs
Cans, Hoods Rigolettes and oieeSe ,,o,.
Buck Gloves, Hosiery and spoo' WV
Prints Silks and Mer1nos
Shayls. Cambries and Curtains s..,,b .ni ha
Fnhreiaerjes-Engish,F renc l. 80 80 n ,hs 60
tn. largest stock Of Brussels Csif'~
monwealth
Velvet Carpets; Ingram do
Druggets; Crunb Cloths nd has
Alpacas of all styles
Brown Hollands; Siieeeas
Table Cloths and Towels II. ,ossis ~ !"
With many other fresh and d. nfae''
hand a..
ON cossiGHm ri. IL ~ -
Ronsseks Negro Jeans; Chsflot'es' ~ p.eTs ,sS
Cottons and a full sssoftIns"' "
brated six Cord Spools. ,,,..fiss, ta -
long line of Ladies' Printed Mu phs..rs -,
the invoices, In quantities 10 SUIT Pr RI L0SpoH~
az 2t--d&ets -----~-.-.,. nf9s
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uTHEAT.-T6r aader.,..t, ned ,s,.. s astli,si'd
w msIt.s tof Wheat in small '''' : %
Brsss's MI, eSaT the Amor. C. LaYsE w"
oo 3-ts
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CLOTHING AT WHOLESATE--TE,c
~, ~ subscribers have established in this citv q
Wholesale CLOTHING WAREHOUSE. and
are now IN receipt of their stock to which thew
spectfully invite the attention of the mercbanf of
virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee -
our GOODS were mostly manufactured by ourselves
ilu 10 ofder, under many advantages) and we feel
assured that we can and will offer as many nduce
'Neh's 10 buyers as any house in this country.
NJ WORD, WEISIGER CO.
au N-1m - >~fii''' hAiCihonu, va
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z IS35;-NEW FALL GOOD -

"a IS35.-NEW FALL q s.
MA HEADQUARTERS FASHIONABLE CLIO
Hf THING AND MERCHANT It ALTO =
- sIORE-The subscriber has just received his
coniPiete stock OF Fall Goods, the largest and most
varied assortment he has ever had and not to he snr
passed passed by any, consisting in part of, viz:
1 nI OYerc0ats; Lamartnes; Talmas Shavls; &c
blue Black, Brown Dahlia and Olive and Dress Frock
Goats '00"
business Coats of all shades and qualities
rantS-Engllsh, French and American Cassimeres of
all colors o' Vi
Fests-Rich Fancy Cut Velvets Pushes
" Silks, Embroidered Cassimeres
White Tinsel Silk and Velvets for party pur.
, poses &c.
furnishing Goods-Such Shirts, Collars Drawers
Socks, CIavats Suspenders, Gloves Stocks
Hdkfs, Ties, &c.
MERCHANT TAILoRs' DEPARTMENT
French and English Cloths and Cassimeres every
grade and color IVY
Rich Cut felvets; Fancy Silks
White Velvets and Silks plain and rich fpprad Gov
party Vestings &c. ava
he has IN his employment the best of CUTTERS
and workmen determined to be surpassed bv none
~ a f. B. SPENCE
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DHODE,, FEVER AND iI;CFCTRp

HI For the Prev nton AMI C, of Iut(rmittsri T,i
Remittent FererS Eer-r ami 1eue Chilli and f.
Dumb -igue, General Del d;tu NiQht Spea,s ana Al
other forms of diserse which lave Il comncn orr,
in MALARIA or Miasma
This Is NATURAL ANTIDoTE, which WI entire,
protect any resident or traveller even IN most sd
or swanpy localities, from any Ague or Bilious d.
ease whatever, or any injury from constantly uhr
ing Malaria or Miasna
1t will instantly check the Ague in Tersous who
have suffered for any length of time from one ds7 n
twenty years, so that they need never to hays 30.
ther chill, bv continuing its according 10 dfar
rections. The patient at once begins to recovuop.
tite and strength, and continues until P-rmsb.G
and radical cure is effected
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary css.
some may require more. Directions printed IN Er
man, French and Spanish accompany each boil.
Pnce-One Dollar. Liberal discounts made ., 70,
trade. JAMES A. RHODES
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"a f. = FOR NOR FOLK AND

S.sSaA@ PROFESSIONALISM steamboat
81 - "a AUGUSTA, Capt w. C. SMITH.
coed directly to Norfolk and Portsmouth where the
poat VIII remain short time and then return to
hampton, TO remain over night. On the mornings
me boat comes up she will connect with the steamer
CoFFEE from Norfolk, heretofore. Should the
Conee IAN to come out at any time the Augusta will
sengers " MOI pas
Inc cars running i'll connection with the AUGUSTA
VIII leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot eyerv
Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning. ~
% O'Clock for Port Waltha, where passenger tai tb
boht-returning, the AUGUSTA will leave Hamnton
Oh ,he alternate days, viz: Tuesday, Thur.dny
and Saturday mornings at o'clock The Bost
VIII stop at all the regular landings the river both
going and returning. 'o''
~ THOS. DODAMEAD. Supt
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Ma FOK KENT OK LEASE-ThHI com
M veuiently arranged and centrally located build
EaA ing, situated on the n. L. corner of Broad and
18th sts dia equally opposite the City Court house
and in view of the Capitol. For professional it
combines every convenience having offices detached
and also in the main building the interior of which
of modern construction, with two parors, 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 which time
the present term expires though satisfactory arrange
merit may be made to give possession at earlier
later date, am informed by the present occupant
Mr. VIM Brent, (of the firm of Gretter & Brent) who
will take pleasure in showing the premises any
DESTROYS of viewing them.
Apply TO either of the Messrs. TABB, Richmond; or
to P NJ. TABB, Jr.,
Trustee of VIM. Shepard, deed,
go 22-tf Bandon, Henrico county, Va.
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DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, &c.


ALFRED MOSES-.FOrmerly III TT Il
n MOSES, SO Main street, is now in receipt of full
supply of Staunton Pulled Cloths, all wool Kerseys
plain and plaid striped Lnseys Penitentiary PLAID Lin,
Denims; Negro Blankets; Superior Whitney, Macki-
nav and Bed Blankets; 80 dozen country made Yarn
Socks: and variety of seasonable Goods-all ofwhich
viii be sold at such low prices for cash, that cannot
fail TO give satisfaction to the closest buyers.
oc Is ALFRED MOSES, bS Main st.
10 NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK
Ia OF READY MADE CLOTHING, FOR THE
"a FALL TRADE OF 1861. GREENTREE
ILL., BRO, 83, Main Street, respectfully inform
their friends and the public that they have just opened
the fall trade with elegant and most extensive
sortlnent of COATS. PANTS and VESTS and Gen
temen's Furnishing Goods much superior to any we
ever offeredto Them which will SELL Wholesale OF
retain OH good terms they be bought at any
house in this market.
Call and examine for yourselves.
l. GREENTREE & BRO,
Virginia Clothing Store, SO Main street.
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w Nv :
EVIDENCE OF SAFETY.

NEW YORK, June II, t1l
| have made a chemical examination Of "RHoDf,
FEVER AND AGUE CURE" or "ANTIDOTE TO MH4
RIA" and have tested it for Arsenic, Mercury Ga
nine and Strychuine, but have not found paItr~ '
either in it, nor have found any substance IN %.
composition that would prove injurious 10 the r3n'
tuition. JAMES r. Chiffon, NJ D.. CheHs
EVIDENCE OF MERIT.
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GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS
which he offers for sale at the very lowest New York
cash prices. e" hork
Being connected with large manufacturers b,.;-
ness ~ New York and having acquired a thorough
a1huwaease OF the Clothing Trade in Lynohburg,
yeats lie is prepared to offer inducements seldom met
chs.;n h1eieIore, come one come all, before pur
'H NJ, SIS ,sewheIe, and Judge for yourselves.
Wy hlotots, quick sales aud small profits
SAMUEL GCGGENHEINFR
au lI--Sm Aolei, hichilond, Va.
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q GUNS, PISTOLS, &c.-I
3 have just received from the North a
1salL large and well selected assortment of
Asd&s27xs& Double and Single GUNS, COLTS
FIVE SHOOTERS Aliens Revolvers Rifles single
and double Pistols, Ely and other Percussion Cars,
Wsds English and Arneric an Powder, Canes, Fishing
Tackle, &c, &c, --.-.=
l am also prepared to RE-STOCK, MEND and
REPAIR GUNS, PISTOLS, &C. The public are
invited to call at THOS. w. TIGNOR'S,
se2-3m Main ST. between 18th and 18th SITS.