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MuLngERY, Go.
I'm OPENING OF FAIL MILNE

xa OPENING OF FALL MILNE
~, AT NO. 204 BROAD AND n r. COR
N s.EER OF BROAD AND 5TH STREETS
Mrs. ~ WlGAND, having just returned from
New York, has now. open a large and hand
some assortn.nt of fashionable Fancy and Plain Silk
hsaa s s, Sannsts dark fancy str.~s Also on
err, splendid Head Dresses, Dress Caps and variety
OF Of, RiBBoNs Also great variety Of EMBRof-
sorts of Fancy Goods-al of which win he sod at the
lowest New York prices. The Ladies' of the city and
are respectfully requested cell and examine
order $1,000 ~ ~
Country Merchants supplied cheap oc a-lm~
MRS. G. ]. ALLEN respectfuIIy amour
ces to the citizens and the public in general that
e mas just returned from the Northern cities and is
III , receipt OF the late and Fall STYLES consisting Of
DRESS CLOAK MANTLEs. lie. and will receive
them as the season advances
tention. " ~ Pf
PATTERNS furnished to order Also, Childrens
~ Six DRESS MAKERS WANTED. Apply
soon: Sc 2S-dlml No. Il6, Main Street.
NEW EMBROIDERY STORE,-We re-
Turn our warmest thanks to friends and Gus
toners Tor their kind patronage and ment,
and would call their attention new Store No
2 Main street where they win find every article of
FANCY EMBROIDERY suitable for Ladies', Cen
tiemen's and Chidren's Clothing
- Embroideries in Chenille, Silk worsted Braid,
Ioid and Silver Bullion, &c, neatly and promptly
done to order.
PATTERNS for Braidng and Embroidery drawn
at the shortest notice. and all materials furnished for
the same.
BALL DRESSES made to order, plain and fancy.
HEAD DRESSES and funcy articles of all kinds
constantly hand all of which will be sold at the
most reasonable prices
s. ~ Orders from the country promptly and care
fully attended to. Miss RACHEL SEMON
Miss REBECCA SEMON.
No 205 Main street, Square above the Banks next
door to the Baptist Book Depository.
N. B--Scholars taught in all styles of Embroidery
fD Closed on Saturdays. oc 1dlm
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HOUSE AND LOT ON 18th AND Pop

HOCSE AND LOT ON 18th AND Pop
- LAR STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION
WI, Mii be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 10th of October,
1900, on the premises, commencing at A O'clock.
heat House and Lot on the of 18th and Poplar
stree Is, now III the occupancy of Mr. John Kinney.
Ihe lot fronts 81 feet, and runs back 70 feet The
mouse has three rooms, besides kitchen and well of
water. =
IERMS-One third cash; balance at and months
tor negotiable notes. interest added secured by trust
deed, or title retained.
oc4 GODDIN & APPERSON. Aucts.
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ssArrNE NEWS.
..,,.->..c.,,,,.oSD OcToaER 9th.

FioRT or KlcHaosD,. =
ARRIVED.
.,..,,:.,,s smith. Hampton, wheat and
Gee 4 riaTidse, Hoyden' Philadelphia, md1e.
:: X Cclqn'it q SAILED.
W -. Holbrook, Heller, Boston, flour and
- =, jamestown, Parrish New York. md'''
!. sssssussr,, Pritchsrd, Baltimore, mdze.,
80 Watson. pster. Boston miae. ID. i w.
e. r Boze. James River. light
'ssr Il. W.. W. James River sht
s:f, ResalsSWl; Watson James River; light -.
ar 0ress'pF; -'nrh. French, James River, light.
sA'. 7 TN ;, Ann. james River, light
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BY Godelin & ADDcr,on-

TRUSTEES SALE 11E VERY yavU.
Sa,I bbE REAL ESTATE IN "PENDLETON
If39TTA nN = oh The DOCK; AND HOUSE AND
LII LIN oN CARY AND nth STREETS IN THE
CIIi OF RICHMOND, AT AUCTION-By re-
quest OF the trustees in several deeds of trust made
ny a a. hughes, ESQ, dated respectively 9th Jan'y
1915 ist May, 1875, and 18th August 1851 duy rs
cordedln Richmond Hastings Court we shall sen at
p pun auction on the premises on WEDNESDAY.
iOth oct 1880, at the hour of O'Clock p NJ if fair
NOT tine next fair day, the following very valuable
ISL: most valuable Lot in Pendleton Square,
fronting io2 feet the south side of Cary
nns back on I'd street about 100 feet to Dock or
Wafer street. which it has front of 1872 feet This
Lot adoiiis the proposed site of the Richmond and
YORK River railroad Depot
AFTER which, VIII be sold that most valuable Lot
WIN ID wooden tenements thereon Welding an an
nual rent OF about $780, the corner of Cary and
IHh streets, fronting the north side of Cary at C
eet running back the line of nth street 1884,
to an alley II feet wide. az
The title to the foregoing real estate is believed to
Do good but the trustees viii convey with the usual
special warranty. -.
By request Of Messrs. L. B. Price, w Goddip. g. A.
Myers, james Lyons, and Ii. C. CabeH, Trustees
I'M GODDlN l. APPERSON, Aucts
PS-The deed requires a cash sale; but an ar
ranSement can be made to make the terms fourth
cash, balance ut H. and II months bearing interest
properly secured. &C Il 4 A
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Oct T-Cleared schr. Mary AIDE
~ Hc.t,S,. Oct. s-Arrived sehr. New York. At
Is Eisz xasts, Oct sAni'ed sehr Louisiana Ste
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By GOddin & Apperson.
Two TRACTS WOOL LAND SEVEN

TWO TRACTS WOOD LAND. SEVEN
Al AoCT!ON-On TUESDAY the 10th Oct Ia55
o'clock NJ, If fair If not the next fair day will
; o on the premises, two tracts of Wood Land ad-
"c T and the other mo ~ containing 3l2 acres
Iese tracts of Land part of the estate for.
LILY LILY owned by DIR. Joseph Trent decd They lie
leading from Richmond to Williamsburg, and adj
are me lands of DR.. j. r. Garnett Messrs James
Tre., simon Gouldin, and Peterfeld Trent
s hMs-One-fourth cash; balance at aud wears
t,u e sotiabe notes, bearing interest secured by q
uni oo i ueed' GODDIN APPERSON,
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NEW FALL STOCK

In NEW FALL STOCK
Ill OF
HATS, CAPS SC &c. &c
unexpectedly inform MY friends and the pGb-
. 1n an no" in receipt of splendid stock Of
HATS, CAPS, AND LADIES' FURS,
-tA ,apenor' &c any ever offered to them, which
- arii wholesale OF retail good terms as they
a " bought at any house in this market Call ut
ut Fleillum Hat Store, No. 2U7 Broad street
RICHARD MOORE
; nave also on hand large supply. of my
y: manufacture OF Gents DRESS HATS, of all
4h "s!rs aud prices. from - 80 to SO They are
~a as nave recelved the premium for, the last two
III IA a lie State Fair. All III want of cheap and
q Broads seIs-lm~ '''' ~
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Asrmr, OPENING OF FALL Milo TN "a
MNs8EI LINERY, AT No. GO MAIN STREET, SSS
Va&S NEXT TO C. J. SiNToN Co-MISSXf{N
WI RACHEL LYONS has open the SXsS
handsomest selection of Fashionable Paris Goods yer
offered i'll this city, comprising rich Fancy and Plain
Velvet Hats; Embroidered, Neapoltan Tissues and
Dark Fancy Straws, quite and variety styles
Straw Trimmings and Trimmings for Dresses; SPLEEN
did Paris Feathers aud Flowers, Bridal Coronals;
Head Dresses for Evening Parties Operas &c &c {;
dies respectfully requested to calf and examine
the saine.
~ Country Merchants DESTROYS of having sorne-
thing really handsome and fashionable to offer their
customers should call and examine her goods be fore
making their purchases. oc 22w
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HOUSE AND LOT IN SYDNEY FOR
IL SALE AT AUCTlON.-Wil be sold ON THU IRIS
DAY AFTERNOON, the 18th October 1855 on the
premises, commencing at 5 O'Clock, a Framed Dwell
ing at the corner OF ElmwOod and Plumb Streets
now IN the occupancy of Mr.. Joseph III. Saunders
The lot fronts ~ feet back l25 feet The house
has three rooms.
TERMS: Half cash balance at u months for nepo-
table notes. interest added and title retained till last
note is Paid GODDIN l. APPERSON
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o FiLL STOCK BOOTS. SHOE,

II AND TRUNkS.-l have ia store and receiv-
ing ny Fall stock, to which invite the atten-
n ton Of nv customers and others: Ladies' Cal
;, tgIek and thin soes; LADIES' heavy Walking Boots
I'D sLors: Ladies' Morocco and Kid Slippers; Gents
Jaw Cali Boots Gents Calf and Patent Leather
rss Gaiters Oxford Ties, and other STYLES; Boots
1d Shoes Of nv own manufacture, inferior to none
.E,isuc on hand Call at
20 DAVID WALSH,S- l2q Main ST
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by Davenport, Alien 4 Co.
( GROCERIES, &c, At AUCTION.--On
~ THURSDAY, 18th Oct. we will SELL at 10 o,clk
at our auction store assortment Of Groceries viz;
Coffee Sugars
Java Coffee
Rectihed Whiskev
Liverpool Fine Salt
Sal Soda; Wrapping Paper
Green and Black Teas
Manufactured Tobacco
Window Glass
Mackerel
French Brandy
Old Rye Whiskey &C. &c
TERMs-under $ 100 cash; 100 and over, months
credit, tor approved paper
DAVENPORT, ALLEN L. CO,
&C o Auctionoers.
ALSO,
FURNITURE Direct from the Manufacturers:
Centre Tables
Walnut Extension Tables
Sofas Chairs, &c, &c.
SOO CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND II ATS,
COOAT AUCT1ON.-On WEDNESDAY I7tb a.
tober we will sell at 10 O'clock auction store
800 cases Boots, Shoes ana Hats-fresh and desr,hl
Fall and Winter Goods ~ "0S'i"Die
TERMs:-Under 100 Cash; 100 and over, months
credit for approved paper way -''o-'''''
oc ~ DAVENPORT. ALLEN CO, Aucts
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TLOTHING AT WHOLESAI
~ subscribers have established in this city a
WHOLESALE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, and
are now IN receipt OF their stock, to which they
spectfully invite the attention of the merchants OF
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee.
Our Goods were mostly manufactured by ourselves,
and to order, (under many avantages.) and we feel
assured that can, and will offer as many induce
ments to BUYERS az any house III this country
WORD. WEISIGER co,
No log Main st, tup stairs,) Richmond, Va
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l. WAGONS, &c.--Immediatey after the sale OF
the farm Prices" on FRIDAY next shall offer
for SALE thorough Morgan Stallion. well broke to
saddle and harness. three superior Work Horses per
large well broken Mules; two fine Cows; two Farm
Wagons the best III the State; besides many arti-
Giles not necessary now to mention-presurning that
everybody will be at the sale fine snack will be
given at O'Clock 7. NJ.
ocg GODDIN 4 APPERSON Auet.-
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DuHiOps IIOhcufe ~ (A.
SHOES, GROCERIES. WINES RRAN-
~ DIES, &c, AT AUCTION-On ERIDIV ~
Eth inst, commencing at 10 o'clock we will sell st
0nr Auction Store, general assortment of GROCF.
RIES, &c, consisting in part Of
Sugars, fair TO choice quality in bIds
Refined Sugars
Coffee; Candies
Molasses; Gulpowder and Poushong Teas
Soap; Mustard
COgnac Brandy
Port and Madeira Wine
Old Rye Whskey
N. +. Rum &c.
80 cases Brogans, suited to the season.
After the above sale, commencing at IL o'clock we
will SELL
cases, ? dozen each, Maitland l. Phelps' South
Side Madeira, vintage. 1885, N. &P.
do. doZ. j. j. Triartes Brown Sherry 1886
do. doz. Amontlado's Pale do, vint. 1919.
10 do. doz. Jos Hennessys London Dock Cog
nae Brandy, vint. l843-Pale
do. 2 doz Hennessy's l.. d. Cognac Brandy,
do. doz. COgnac Champagne Brandy. 1872
Is do. doz. Pale Otard, Dupuy Co.'s L. d.
Cog. Brandy, vint. 1870.
10 do ? doz. ). B. Goddard's Cognae Brandy, 1865.
u do. doz. Dark Martele's Cognac Brandy vim
tage 1910.
10 do. doz. Schiedam Gin, Rynbende Zonen,
Pine Apple" 1870.
s do doz. Old Jamaica Rum 1912
10 do. doz. Cherry Brandy prepared l849.
l do. doz. N. Gordons East India Sercal Mad
H.. H.
| do. 2 dOZ. Black burn's do do do do 1335
do. doz. Large Magnum's Old Z. j. Reserve.
The above Liquors. consigned to us from Boston TO
be sold to close Estate represented to be pure
and choice quality.
TERMS Under 100 cash: over s 100 4 months credit
~ 'rf'' DUNLOP, MoNcURE CO,
oc9 Auctioneers.
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oc9 GODDIN l. APPERSON Aucts


IN SYDNEY FOR SALE AT AUCTION
VIII be sold Oh THURSDAY, the 18th day of October
1855 the premises, commencing ut Al o'clock, that
most beautiful and well built Dwelling, in the
occupancy of Mr.. Silas Beazey, situated in Sydney
the north side of Emwood street, fronting thereon
The dwelling has eight rooms, besides the usual
houses.
TERMs-One- third cash; balance at 4 and months,
for gotable notes interest added and title retained
oc4 GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
P.S-After the fore going sale, will be sold the lot
adjoining the above the west fronting 80 feet,
ming back 1879 feet to alley. Also the house and
lot adjoining the last mentioned lot the west,
pied by Mr.. w. a Southall The lot fronts also 30
feet by 1873 feet The house has four rooms front and
back porches. Terms as above.
ocS GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
MOST BEAUTIFUL AND VALUABLE
1Nl COUNTRY SEAT NEAR RICHMOND FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at auction, on
MONDAY the 18th of October, 1856, on the premises
west of Richmond, now in the occupancy OF Mr. H. b.
Dickinson, containing $50 acres, embracing o most
beautiful piece oftimbered land The dwelling Is new
large and elegantly finished and possesses every ac-
commodation that may be desired The buildings
are also comfortable, and ample for the OF the
Mace The cleared land is of red clay soil and in q
high of Improvement The place will be diyded
to suit purchasersa plat Of which DO ut our
office. .s
TERMs-One-third cash balance at and years,
for bonds notes bearing interest secured by trust
deed. GODDIN L. APPERSON,
Auctionecrs.
P.S.-All the porishable estate on the place. con-
sistins OF Crops Horses, Mules &C. will be sold.
oc4 Il. L. A..
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HIRsH & BOTTCHER,
IL .l0A Rrnud

HIRSH & BOTTCHER,
IL 200, Broad Street.
Beg to inform the public that they have been laying
IN for the approaching season, large and well select
ed stock of
LADIES' DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS,
And that they daily receiving large additions
thereto, with other aud desirable
FANCY GOODS.
The Kind aud liberal patronage we have hitherto
received as VOL IL the lnany and fattering ackuow
Judgements OF the superior quality and styles OF
goods, shall continue TO induce pay unabating
attention To all the requirements and movements of
the fashions in that line of business, while our
assOrments OF W orsted Enbroidcres aud Embroidery
Materials Yarns, Patterns Chenilles Silks &C. eapt-
ciay recommeldablc to Schools and Teachers, win
be kept III the most perfect condition throughout the
Year. oC S-ln% HIRSH 4 BOrTCHER
OPENING TO-DAY--A very Superior
~ lot of Real Biid-Eye Diaper the tineat imported
at So and 81. per yard; richly worth 30 cents ut
J. MlLLHISSER q BRO,
&c 1875 Broad street,
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STORE AND DWEII7NC AT pocn

STORE AND DWELLING: At ROCK
.o1a f.. M FOR FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Will be
s sb.a On TUESDAY, afternoon the 18th Oct, 1855. on
D,H, iiSlses commencing at o'clock, the Store and
w. F. Carvedo ~ occupancy Vi fai'
iERMs-One- third cash; balance at 4 and months.
I hesotabie notes, interest added and title retained
till lest note is paid.
oc 10 GODDIN G. .ppEoco.r .
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Ny Taylor & WiIIiams. -
HOUSE AND LOTT IN IN nsS supyy

HOUSE And LOT On ADAMS STRERT,
NV U al, HILL, At AUCTiON.--On WEDNEs,
the premises, win be sold that neat Dwelling and f,
on Union Hi on the west side of Adams street, and
il in good order so"' AN1
Inc lot fronts 45 feet and back $50 feet to an
IERMS:-One-third cash; balance at 4 and month.
with interest, and secured by a trust decd i -
oc . TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS Aucts
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DIRBONS, BROOCHES AND FL

oc8 205, Broad Street.
n STORE AND FOR SALE At VERY
Il Low PRICES
81 and IL Brown Sheeting3
OZlaburgs; Beached Sheetinss and Shirtings
Bed, Negro, Horse and Foot Blankets
Waddlng and Bats
Kentucky Jeans; Tweeds; Satnets
CaSsinereso of all kinds
Black and colored Broad Cloths
Window Hollands; Oil Cloths and Piano Covers
Llnseys; Bed Ticks; Fustians and Corduroys
Heavy country Jeans and full Linseys
English Negro Cloths, Kerseys and S-i Plattngs
Snake-Skin Nesngs
Valencia, Velvet and Satin Nestings
Caps, Hoods, Rigoettes and Sleeves
Buck Gloves, Hosiery and Spool Cottons
Prints, Silks and Merinos
Shawls. Cambrics and Curtains
mbroideries-English, French, Scotch and Irish
The largest stock of Brussels Carpets in the Com
monWealth
Velvet Carpets; Ingram do
Druggists; Crumb Cloths and Rugs
pacas of all STYLES
Brown Hollands; Sieceas
Table Cloths and Towels
With many other fresh and desirable goods lust to
hand.
ON CONSIGNMENT:
BOnsacks Negro Jeans; Charlottesville Jeans; Bale
Cottons and full assortment of Dicks cele-
brated siN-Cord SpOols.
A long line of Ladies' Printed Mousepes to close
the invoices, III quantities to suit purchasers.
2l-d&cts ID. II LONDON
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I ARUS & SHINE would call the alton

A COTTAGE AND SMALL.
"A FARM, ONE MILE FROM RICHMOND.
FOR LEASE wish to lease, for the term of five
near the Brooke Turnpike, about one mile from the
city of Richmond The improvements consist of
very comfortable small dwelling and all out
houses and twelve acres of land admirable sniteS for
a market garden, &c. To good the terms
will he accommodating.
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- NEW STOCK OF NAIL -

~GooDS-HENRl w. QUARLES, Eii
,,,. F, pLALkR IN HATS, CAPS, Doors, a>s
hrca NAs' &c respectfully hegs leave TO an
s -.1 70 NE public that lie Is now prepared to offer
one OF the most commanding stocks III
1rir and he asks the attention Of city and com.
E 'Ti' with the assurance that his prices shall be
st Its
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HATS AND CAPS.--I am now r,

Z ceiyn.s large additions 10 my Fall stock OF
sAah HATS and CAPS selected in the Northern ci-
ar, lin person. which makes my assortment very
0nplete, which all disposed to sell on accommoda.
Tux terLHs at wholesale
d i-laWts John THOMPSON
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THIS DAY.


BY Richard Caufhoru.
gIahNITURE. l:KOCERIEs, Ae.-At
suuar,, THIS DAY, at my store viii seII
clesof Furniture Consisting Of Beds Ma.
robe, kc oa'us, Bureau Safe, Ward
.,ALSO-Groceries samoug ,.b;., -. u.E,r
'n ~ II Crushed Sugar Herrins., &c.
n. CAUTHoRN.
N,5. ~ Eel - shall sell On WEDNEED1Y.
,h nsy ~. 2. ocIoser at O'Clock II fair II mot
road leading to the Brook plank road nine mile
the city OF kichmoud, and mile west az ~, NV
acres Of land. less There Is good drsl1;t
and out houses, good well and frst rate orchard 81
Apples Peaches, Pears Cherries &C. 1t is one az RI.
healthiest places in the country = 80"
Any one wishing TO purchase the land can call ON
land. As sieH lha
IEkAs;-One-ha cash, the balance in 6 and 1p
mouths Joe 4-dtdsI ROBERT H BROCK
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& MALL HOUSE AND LOT NEAR FAIR.
~ FIELD FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be
sold on SATURDAY afternoon, 18th October 1855
on the premises ut O'Clock, the House and Lot on
the road east of Fairfield opposite the residence OF
Mr.. w. w. Bradley, and to the dwelling of
Messrs. Stebbns y Miller occupied by Mr. Jesse
Britton. The Lot contains about II acres and the
house has three rooms besides Kitchen well of water
\ in the yard, &c.
TERMs-One-thrd cash; balance at and mos.
for negotiable notes. interest added and title retained
| till last note is paid.
oc5 GODDIN L. APPERSON Aucts
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nISSOLUTION.-The cO-partnership ex Z
" isting under the style and firm of LOCKETT l.
PANkEf, 10 this day dissolved by mutual consent -
The affairs of the concern will be settled up by Fl w
Lockett, who Is alone authorized use the name of
the firm in its settlement. All persons Indebted will
affairs of the soon as possible n ~
Richmond, Oct. T. 1856 d. Y PANKEV
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The subscriber viii continue the GROCERY Ann
COMMlSSlON BUSINESS in his own name mr. the
stand Occupied :, By L6ekett L Pankey and win be
any thing in his line. Thank full for the bera1
age bestowed upon the concern, he hopes to merit a
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4 NJ" HAT And Gap sTORE1r.

NE" INT And GAP STORE
u 70 MAIN STREET. <48Y
,N'NfoKD DICKINSON WEISI-
hi, GER
w leave to inform their rifvs,.5...
2 VII open THIS DAY at No ~ ificnas tii S5
lar, pinlfrly occupied by II. A. Watt as China
rwhoLss. 7 ad assortment of HATS, CAPS, &c.
e o~I ~ Merchants would do well to call and
sads S si"'f LsS hish Is entirely new, Those of
a,e to inform tb@n Ietn waiting for Hats, we beg
'''1''ui article. FP. BlyFORD' uiHiTAeu Win
va 10 /. DICKINSON.
POWHATAN WEISIGER
Ii iBtRhoGuES!-BROGi'ESI-6000
IN I'm RICHMOND MADE BROGIiES.
~ 'a'e Oh accommodating terms by
n. DEVERFUX.
Bs,wse, ,, Leather Dealer, 1872 Cary street.
/ 6-dIr, '"e Columbian Hotel and the Basin
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n NEW AND Splendid STOCK -.

N NEW AND Splendid STOCK-a>
S1AFALL TRADE OF 1855. NJ
JOHN DOOLEY.
respectfully informs his friends and the public that
II Los Just opened the Fall trade with ali elegant and
EJa extensive assortment of HATS, CAPS, &c.
tie sock OF Virginia manufactured Goods. which
.arrl got up on very large scale, and with, the
rtsl'a care will bo found, together with his fine
HFpy OF imported articles, to embrace every STYLE
Eae BE uneXceed anywhere
lrus Will be such as cannot fail to prove highly
Satisfactory to customers. 81 MAIN STREET
t~2m Richmond, Va.
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S:sSt e. CANAL. BOAT LITTLE
! thNNESSEE Is now ready to re-
ssveop W. f nt,, freight for Lynchburg, aud
~ss. s,sin.t LDNESDAY, full or not full. Cargo
nm CHAS. PETTYJOHN,
sl-Sl 0n'ae at + q. w. ID. Tompkins'
y On the Basin.
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EALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS

L VALENTINE COHEN us Broad street, has
now opened his New Stock for the season. which
braces every variety of desirable Goods in Fancy and
staple. On hand very large stock of Cotton and
WOODEN Hosiery, Embroideries, Hdkerchiefs, CiOaks
fannes, English aud French Meriuoes, Ribbons
Trimmings, Laces, Prints, Goods for gentlemen and
boys wear. &c.
The public is respectfully invited to examine my
stock before purchasing elsewhere. My prices will
be uniform aud low
VALENTINE COHEN,
DC Sit lis Broad street
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Dry GOODS. CLOTHING. 90.

SILKs, CLOAKs, TALMAs, 81 "A
- new and splendid assortment ,rsptx aud Of th;s
Fairs importation. together with every variety Of
Cloak Talma aud Wrapping, of the latest STYLE and
the most superior make. Ladies' VIII please eau aud
ace them a. the articles themselves cannot fail to
cure purchasers. o,v,rv,
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WOOL HATS.-I have Just recciy

III ed 40 dozen 90! Hats Oi all grades, from low
E-sprCe 10 very line. invite call from those in
Er, Of the article assuring them that will sell as
Wv ss any house In this city.
VI t-lawts JOHN THOMPSON
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NOTICE-UNION HILL HAIL

ON TWENT1-FIFTH ETREET
Formerly Asbury Chapell capable of seating 500 TO
GOO PERSONS Is now offered for rent by the night week.
for longer time
Persons visiting the city for the purpose of deliver
ing LECTURES. giving EXHIBITIONS and
CONCERTS or for other purposes not immoral in
their tendencies get this Hall at liberal prces Inv
applying to Mr.. HENRY X. SMITH sexton onno,
site Temperance Hall, Church Hill nc Srr
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HENRY w. LOCKEIr.


Having retired from the Grocery Business I cheer
fully recommend MIR. II. w. LOCKETT TO my friends
SIT ID PANUEW''