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DIED,

In the trnnphs of Christian faith, on Friday last
after a hing and painful illness Mrs. MARY L,
BEyING, in the 18th year of her age, leaving -four
parenfless children aud numerous friends 20 mourn
her irretrievable loss. HASN'T
She who give to me my birth,
She led Christian life on earth.
And died as Christians ought to die.
She died rejoicing in the arms
of Christ, who hiss ten thousand charms,
The King of earth and sky.
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that we seldom or never award praise to thl.r I.
whom it is not due; therefore those who nIov rf,-
TO read this will know that we speak true when a.
say that POWERS L DUKES FLESH-TINT pi
GUERREOTYPES are unsurpassed nv sny Oh. A.. a
we advise our friends if they want the worth gtL,,
money, and Likeness that will not fade 10 call .
them, over WoodhouSe x Co.'S Bookstore Main 4.
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FDowden,s Denial Fluid..Thi. rele.

brLted Dentitrice, for cleaning and preserving d,
Teeth and Gums, relieving Toothache, arcst,ns 10
cay, impartins delightful favor 70 the mouth Is q
sale by Purcell, Ladd Co; Bennett 4 Rerr.
Grubbs Il Apperson; Laidley l. Robinson; a Bod
ker; Duval & Norton; Paterson d Jackson, aud a
Druggists. &C 6-dia
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Highly ImpOrtant.--The attention

ca Highly ImpOrtant.--The attention
8> 49, of Farmers Merchants Mechanics and all
business men, but more especially of HuS-
bands Fathers and sldpe 01cners is called to the very
important subject of Life Insurance: and to the great
advantages offered in regard to it by THE AMERICAN
LIFE INSURANCE AND Trust C0MPANY---Ch Charter
perpetual-grantedi in 1850. Capital s5O000o. Life
insurance is moral duty which every owes to his
family and to himself Why then should it be DELAYED
single hour? Now is the accepted time; for sin the
midst of life in death" Insurance will be eff
tected upon the lives of ctc for any length of
time, upon the Joint Stock and Mutual Sgstem---the
latter emitting policy holders to share in the profits
of the Company. Slaves insured upon reasonable
terms for one year. or for term Of years All losses
literally adjusted
REFERENcEs.---(P Persons to whom losses have been
paid) Richmond: Robert Lumpkin, b. w. Totty Sol
oman Davis, 5. OmohundIo, R. II. Dickinson, Hector
Davis, Edward Evans, c. Long, A II. Houchens John
Boucher Thomas Spraggns Petersburg: John Fra
SER Lynchburg Messrs. Woodruff 4 Handey; North
Carolina: Alex. Nelson & Co.. Port Gibson Mssis-
slppi: George w; Reid Principal office southeast
corner 4th and Walnut SITS, Philadelphia Office in
Richmond, Pearl or 18th street. between Main
and Franklin, opposite John N. Gordon 4 Son
fhamphlets and circulars, giving full particulars
9pon the subject, will be furnished gratis by c. r.
hhIohEN, NJ. D., Agent and Medical Examiner
ot ~S-lt Richmond Va
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SPECIAL NOTICES

r.T is,sers to the Nechnn;,cr.-, -
ra En- VII hnd n The new and and sts,,
ana r Ell pErpr % Main stree, Ia, s,ve aA
i eave to esi their f' a. af sxo varsity . %
BINFoRD, DICKINSON . w. =
&C TIT ( Wff3Iftp.
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Editorial Convention.

We believe the press generally has advised the
Convention of Editors in this city, and fix upon
tomorrow the day for its meeting.
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o-z OMNIBUS FROM CHURCH.

-6x=S@CHANICS' FAIlt.-At the request Of a
number of residents of the above Hills the subscriber
will run Four Horse Omnibus for this day only.
(MONDAY) and until 10 O'Clock at night, for the
yeuience of those wishing TO attend the Fair The
Omnibus will leave the Fair every hour, going up
Franklin street to 2h thence out 18th street passing
by the New Methodist Church, to Capt. Elijah Baker
Returning leave Capt. Bakers every hour, commen-
cling 10 O'clock A NJ Fare 12t cents
oc 29-ltt JAMES SINTON, JR
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Senfencc ofn JIur.Iercr.

NEW YORK, Oct 27th.-Mishael Gorman charg-
cd with the murder of Charles Johnson on the night
81 The a1th of June last, in Brooklyn, was found
unity this morning, and sentenced to be hung on
III. LIST of DeceHlber. 81.
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GoRHaM. N H., Oct. 27th--Dr. u. l.: pan start ia
oil from the Ledge on Thursday morning, Win
view of ascending Mount Washington, ana propa,
~. ner;shed. as nothing has since been heard of
piy pa-.;as co,,,renecd searching for him yes
,erdsy morning, bnt without effect up to 10 O'Clock
AZ, min y
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used Paterson & JacksaIfs Mnaie FurHifnre PoiisA
If you have not call at once at No ~ Nain Sfrect
Market Rridgr and inves. 30 in this valuable pol
s; and IL on trial il does not give satisfaction, your
money will be re funded tt 3 S)---et.
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RAILROAD AccIDEMs--Last Friday, a terrible
collision took place the South Carolina Railroad
by which one man lost his life and several others
were dangerously injured.
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Make Roo,.. for yfsitors.

The large number Of citizens who came .o inc
city Friday, Saturday and yesterday, renaers II
certain that there viii be iienlty In obtaining ac
commodations for those who come to-day It, there
fore becomes the duty of our people to look about
and see that all are provided for. 4k
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MARRIED.

In weIdon, N. c.. on Thursday 18th inst, by John
CnssrptelI. ESQ., Mr.. WM. JAMES EPPS, of Rich
n,nfd 20 Mis- ELIZA NJ. SAUNDERS, daughter of
the lste Jacent Saunders Es1 of Louise. G
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u hoe Findings, &c.--A Repcr,,
sortm n OF SHOE FINDINGS SH OF FILA.
an" oAhr "hlHH kepf e constantly for sale nv
&C 2-1w - - s''ce,
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RAbRR ARA AND D., ROD IRON FOR sALE.--IM,

- fORTANT NOTlCE-The updeTsigned COW
templatng dissolution of partnership and des;ron.
OF dlsposIng of the remnant of their Stock Offer for
sale about twelve tons of Superior Bar and Rod Iron
manufactured at their establishment the Richmond
Iron and Steel Works" situated the north ms
OF James River, near the Petersburg Railroad Bridge
The works will continue in full operation until the lat
OF January next the individual account of James
hunter who is prepared to supply, at short notice.
me various sizes of Round, Square and Flat Iron
scrap ~
FOX SALE-The establishment is now offered for
saie, privately, and presents great inducements to
capitalists wishing 10 embark in any manufacturing
business IL enjoys the advantages of an excellent
location, and an unfailing Water Power the only
supply now to be obtained within the limits of the
city The lot fronts lS3 feet by $50 feet and the main
tbrck) building, covering large area could with
moderate outlay, be adapted almost any manufac
tuning or milling purpose. The adjoining lot is also
for sale-lSS feet 'front.' by I6e feet deem .'
For further information apply 20 James Hnp,e, ~,
the premises, address va
e JAMES HUNTER l. CO.
2 gess 81 Iron and Steel Works
oc SIS Richmond Va
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CANDIDATES FOR oFFlcD.

~ To the Voter. Of the t SenpT r., 1., s.r
ssned the Office Of Clerk Of the Gsaai
rico, at the solicitation Of nsa M, Hasins
IN s g. ssa af bssss s' d 's;i Ss
County Coz Of Henrieo for the past ih, ne. ever es'
myseH, II elected 10 this office 10 60 Wv .,ox
70 II scharge the duties faithfully \ HARRisVN
oc 2-lmN Felisr
rv- To the Voters OF al, i IT, vacancy ~ s,,r
Citizens: aln aesndidste !" az I'sioaed ky SIC w.
Clerks Office Of our eonnty' ,yEa
nation of James Elleti, Est Nj. 3. GAKpN
Respe ,ttelly, ,---zs.
oe 4--dtN8 ----zz---- Heb
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rncgyc,, g audcrrou corner of Gov.

ernor and Franklin streets would invite the attention
of visitors 10 the Fair and others, to their handsome
collection of Curtain Goods and Trimmings, Floor Oil
Cloths, Paper Hangings Window Shades, and many
other articles in the Upholsterng line which viii be
sold rbeaD &C Eft
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Y pholstery Good-.-rroc,,.,


Satin de LANES; Union DaDs.k,
Lace and Muslin Curtains
Rich dimps; Tsssels; Loops. ke
Do Cornice; Bands &c.
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TEL 6oRAPHIc NEWS.
RErdRrEp FOR THE DIsrAT


The CNse OF Rasstnorc ~ !. 'II''1"'s "' =
p,,, ,nrrp4u. Oct. g7th-sThs argument CON-
menred yesterday in the ease of Passmore WI
Manson was concluded this morning, anu Judge
kane will give his decision as to the pe'tion on
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Aurtiou..NOtice 10 Homsekeepers.--
Particular attention. is Respectfully solicited by e. b.
(gpk Go 10 teir sale Of House keeping articles of
Dinner ,rrd Tea sets Gold Band China &C. To-Day
nt 10 O'Clock at No Main street. next door to Lewis
lyahL l. O., oc 20-lt
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THE DAILY DISPAIGHl:.



England.
-. f,snas seem to imagine that VIC
-. =, ,,r,...onsble and inveterate hostnhs "
1900 hec.use we do not take sides WIN .As
.,;s, =, ,he,r war upon Russia. There eo"io Io'
=. ,,,,re mistaken notion. We believe shat Eng
and !. .he aggressor in the present war; but TINS
.,,.s. No, imply that we are blind to the greatness
90 her material power, or to her still more impress
siye moral grandeur.
II would be ridiculous to question the spieha,d
,.,or of the British race their undying love OF I'D
er,v. or those household virtues in which thes aie
unequallcd, save by their descendants ~
country We do not forget tina, we owe our laws
and liberties to England; that her sases'
LAWYERS, poets unapproached oy 'nose VI any
- -. .,,r cum. that she is the chief champion OF
CHRISTIANITY. which, but for her. so far as human
agency is concerned, might long ago nave oee' ''ie
prey Of French infdelity or German rasiohah'il
we would not have her blotted out from the hri,a-
ment Of which, in power and spiendor, she Is INC
chief luminary. ,.,:o-o
But believing all this, we regret also 10 oeno'
tina; she has thirst for dominion as insaiaoie anu
almost as unscrupuious that OF Rome, ana thai sue
looks upon the rising commerce OF America VIM
teengs akin to those which fixed the doom Oh Caf-
thagc. IT, in the Eastern war, We cannot syihpa-
tbize with her cause, it is because she has drawn
the sword with the avowed purpose OF regulating,
by aid of the French alliance, the affairs OF bo'n
hemsphcres We look upon Russia as, IN tact,
forming the vanguard of our own strength ana
fighting In the Crmea, the battles OF America
Lord Clarendon has declared, and upon the recur-
renee Of every victory the London iiines mas
echoed the declaration, that the Western Alliance
was intended to operate in the Western as well as
the Eastern world.
There IS a sick man in the West, says the Iimes'
whose effects must be protected as well as those
of tho sick man in the East. There is Cuba as
well as a Constantinople OF course we cannot
synapathise with an alliance which, if successful
will undertake to control cisAtlantic affairs we
cannot rejoice in victories which we look upon Is
American defeats, nor mourn over disasters when
are virtually American victories. And, apart from
all these considerations, we cannot regard WIN
sympathy a league of Christians with infideis to
fight the battles of the Crescent against the oroSS
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" Inch has never been Known to flii ri,,t.'I
any case of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lpah:s rene, IN
ton of the Spine. Corns, BunioDs P 'I. As-c.
Frosted Feet Chilbains or any d.sease ~ S:s't.
beast to winch Lnment is applicable. Ses ' -. q
Ia ''''i'i S"'"u!H or z IA
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cn,., IN S y ,br Uphoitere make, sna 70
PRICE Co. will receive prompt strs ~ WITH I
oc Z2-lm ''ecgI'oa-
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TLOAkS! CLUAhS.. CIOAKS... --
~ TO LADIES VISITING RICHMOND DURING
THE FAIR WEEK.-Received this morning by
steamer Jamestown direct from New York, the pref
and largest lot of Ladies Coaks and Tamas that
have had the pleasure of exhibiting this season.
consisting in part of Embroidered Velvet and Satin
ditto Talmas; black and colored Cloth Cloaks from
$50 Sontag, Rachel" and other favorte STYLES
of Cloth Talmas handsomely trimmed. The ladies are
respectfully invited to examine for themselves. feel
confident in pleasing both as to style and price.
ALFRED MOSES, Central Store,
q Ma,
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y 80 p STEAMER BELVIDERE
l..,>=====a FOR RALTIMORE.-Freigbt re-

r rGm To.baV 1Monaav9 IL re- 20
O'Clock, and up to the hour of O'clock TUESDAY,
the S0th inst.
Consignees requested to call in person or send
orders for their goods. Unless they are removed in
proper time they viii be stored their expense and
risk.
Shippers requested to send in the names of
their consignees else their goods will be consigned to
order. G-2t LUDLAM & WATSON,
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81 RE1IOVAI.--BRIGG has removed
~ his BOOT and SHOE MANUFACTORY to
"a No. 8 Exchange Place, 18th street, under the
-He5 Exchange Hotel, where he would be pleased
to see his old customers, and also many
choose call, confidently believing that he suit
them well any other establishment in the city
~ Particular ate nton paid fitting tender feet.
DC 2q-dIm*
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" Virginia State Agricp,,nru, =

PERSONS visiting the Fair this Fall ought lr ~ sr-
to Lear IN mind one thing, aud that swn,s. ~ meas
o ors 'h bnt ~l hap,o aches and pains ali
therefore take our advice never leave H. o.A ll-7
remedy, o e''M NrEEs
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M HI = X EY.--2OO barrels. "NInrIin's y
w Superior Recfited Whiskey, landing and for sale
by oc % DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
A XLkS, SPRINGS, BOLTS, Nc.--CoacL
n and Wagon Makers respectfully invited 10
call and examine stock of the above articles
which is full aud complete, and which we are
prepared to sell on reasonable terms
SMITH ROBERTS,
DC ~ y Pearl street.
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GREAT ATTRACTION AT CORN

~ THAN ffaLL--Ine subscriber respectfully
informs the public large that he has fitted up
in the above Hall for the purpose of conducting the
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART in all its branches and is
prepared to furnish pictures every style of the
art known IN this country Europe He calls espe-
cial attention to his style Pictures or Ambro-
types glass; far exceeding in beauty and durability
any thing ever before made. These Pictures are not
reversed as Dnguerreotypes are and may be in
any light. They are imperishable being hermetical-
ly sealed between glass plates which sealing is
cured byaLetter's Patent, in the United States and
Europe, and owned in this place by Gibbs only
These Ambrotypes are pronounced by competent
judges to be the grandest achievement in the Photo
graphic art, having relief and cleaness truly aston
ishing. Made from the smallest TO life size
Ambrotype Stereoscopes must be seen to be appre-
ciated, the relief being fully perfect as life
Also Mezosraphs or Pictures paper, from life
These equal to the finest engravings and more &C
curate in detail Any number from single sitting
from one to thousand--either plain or colored in
water or oil.
Citizens and strangers invited to call and exam
inc specimens in the various branches as they are as.
sured of polite attention and superior Pictures
p. Z. GIBBS.
r. SIN Ambrotypes the style of drapery or the
color of the eye makes difference all equal
~ well taken. Daguerreotypes copied into Ambro-
types and made permanent. p E. G.
Dc
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E,Ixson VERIFY. No. 81 Pear, To-

to ElIyson VERIFY, Vol. - Va. lgg.s.
between Main and Gary hts Teslsr in GU.
SNUFF, Nc; SMOKING TOBACCO b Il s &sa4 >
and three-quarter h. papers, W r M Nv ,ag,
pastel board boxes, Union brand, . 'ffstaylf.s -
ticle; and in ~ pound boxes OF ne .65a:s. -.
merce and Trade, California ai'a .rrs 10 orr
10 Smoking Tobacco put UP IL
oc lin --=--
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L has just opened at the of Main and 9th SITS
(B. & S Jones' old stand,) choice assortment of
Family Groceries; consisting in part of tue following
articles: Family Flour; Mountain Roll and Goshen
Keg Butter. extra fine; Choice Teas; best Old Java
Coffee; Loafa and Crushed Sugars, Coffee Sugar; also
low priced Sugar and Coffee; choice old and Ba-
con Hams; with general assortment of Groceries;
which has been purchased for the cash, and will be
sold low for the same, to punctual customers.
oc 29---lm" RO. III. JARVIS.
P. ST. shall also keep constantly hand, Meal,
Corn, Oats and Wheat Otfal; such Ship Stuff;
Rrouyn StuH: Rran &c
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FT VsHHEU HKHIIINI z UIU~s--4tT' ~, = :.
i Get to hacking cough and bad cod II a. ;ei 90
tie of BAKERS CELEBRATED BTrERo. nh i'".
yourself at once When the stomach Is IN a'o- or.
the digestive powers active, the blood PH'r ',' .
system in proper tone, il - Impossible !" 'a'S
10 have a cough. When all other Inedicine' nv
cd m remove n cough, or to break d stubborn CO.'S
single bottle of these Bitters have been Known "a
feet permanent cure. Thcyare tree OF a 81.
ons minerals, and have nothing in 'her coaT,
that can prove injurious to the most aelcaI sg@ a
ton. For Dyspepsia, Nervous i l,.glg chou.
Fever Sour Stomach Indigestion ana oia"E ~ ra,1f
we venture the prediction that they a,ys i lgl ,-
equal Persons habitually SUFFERING i'0'', ,srl,
win find them u most excellent 'fIn"ey r-,tbe.s
medicine, these Bitters are unsurpassed ~
you have not already done so
Price 80 cents per bottle; 49,. Purcell
For sale in Richmond by Aes'f'' Ctt
LADD& CO. and Druggists genr'a"5,
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LOST.

i 4 lost was robbed of her POCKET-BOOk, Mt
the Metropolitan Hail. Saturday night. The peck
et-book contained s 81 in cnsh Gold Heart and
several other articles The finder will be suitably
warded by leaving the same at the Office of the Dis
patch. oc 29-ltN
OS T.-On the street, or left mt some
IL merchants cornfing-room, email square BLANK
BOOK. containing accounts of sale of meal and ofal
made Braggs old mill Any person who may find it,
will be suitably rewarded on delivering it ts
A G.. LAYNE l. co,
oc G-3t At the Armorv.
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~ MAYORS Court.-The Mnyorr's ',. '"'i !

for the CITY OF Richmond viii be hrd .. y. 0,,sse
NJ, from the 10Th of April TO the Hi
After the 10th of October, at ~ c'o, stl 5f
For Civil business Oh lh"!S"uI'' So l-'
A. III.
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~ Fashionable Cloaks an"
EHEGAST Silks; ROBES MORE ASi'~
and Dress Goods generally. -, 81 TIE FL
CURTAIN MATERIAL, WITH ALI I'M
TURES. .,>.e
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS 70 rblch -
A splendid assortment OF these o''~
invite attention. 100, d PRICE CD
oc lots 1iOH' u
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4 LII IN RICHMOND n X E L EON-

A Id IN RICHMOND ia 4 L EON-
IA ARDS COUGH SYRUP. WHY NOT, OUR
COUNTRY FRlENDS!-Od and young, rich and
poor, take LEONARD'S INSTANT RELIEF, the
most efectua and cheapest Cough Syrup ever made.
This is no idle boast Make Inquiries of your friends
in Richmond, and take with the greatest treasure
Colds, Asthma and Consumption All the world
should know its virtues.
Prce-2.5c. per bottle bottles, dollar Also,
Leouard's Dollar Cordial.
To be had of i. B. THOMAS, Broad street, Shockoe
Hill, and of all Druggists and Dealers generally in
Richmond and State of Virginia. Wholesale of
Messrs. PURCELL, LADD & Co, 90 Main street. and
THOMAS LEONARD, corner of Adams and Clay Streets
Richmond, Va. oc %
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Dry GOODS, DKY GOODS.--We have

mn t.UODS, DIX tsOUUS...Wt HIVE
~ received during the last week large additions to
stock making assortment full and complete,
to which invite the attention of strangers visiting
the city. Our Cloaks TalmRs, &c, many of them
ceived on Saturday. the newest and most elegant
patterns and all prices In Dress Goods, Merno;
Plaid and Striped MerinOes; Stripped Mouslaines;
More Antiques Plaid and Stripped Silks, we have a
large stock OF the styles full stock of Do
mestic Goods oc % c. HARTWELL & co.
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MORE NEW GOODS.--I mn .t;II

XXI ytOhE VIEW NpVODSss-I nm Sill
III receiving, and still continue every week to re-
NJ ceiYc. all the styles and patterns soon
--lA- as they are imported to New York, where my
agents always buying and getting up all the he
est and most fashionable garments. Those want of
something viii always find at my Emporium
everything that their fancy suggest, at very low
prices. HENRY SHAFER,
&C - Corner Main and 18th streets
DARKER, NTMNTO & CO., No. I43,
l. EAGLE SQUARE.-Haye inst received a
cond supply of the latest styles of Fancy Goods such
Rich Striped Silks
Do. do. and Chene Silks
Plain black Silks all qualities
Black Rep Silks
Black Barathea Silks
Colored and black Moir Enrique Silks
Pnris Printed Mouselanes
Striped Egsntines
Muslin and Cambria Sleeves and Collars
French Wrought Habits and Sleeves
Tucked and Embroidered Cambria Hdkfs.
Thread Lace Collars and Sleeves
Muslin Edginss and Insertings
Cambria do. do.
Swiss and Cambria Bands
Merino Shewls and Scarfs
Long and Square Plnd Shawls &c
Also general assortment of Clothing and Blankets
for
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IL few few miles of Richmond on the Mechanics
vile Turnpkh, was lost OH Saturday Roll of Vir
GINA Cloth for servants clothes together with Bear
Skin. suitable reward will be given the finder who
will deliver it to Mr.. Ballard the Exchange
Hotel. &C g-3t WM. BOULWARE,
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~ BIaukets. Blankets: az" "GG ~, %
W0OLEN GOODS.-T r. PRICE ~, ~, ,., S,f5
hand large and well selected STOCK o, md L"'
Blankets, Saitinets, Plains, hefs,s
which they will sell at the lowest Pf'S''
oc l6-ts III