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Gin, DOFE L CO
TlDINGS FROM CHESTFR'Fi; inHlohd' Va

- CHESTERFIELp Co Va
4nesrs bore Co.: Richmond Las, ali !, 'ah
mules was turned loose in the stshra '-, cue Of NJ
paying ABOUT with other mules ran witt ~ HAr-
Oh ms WnoIe BODY against large pls.s IS weight
cutting himself on the thigh or b,r " sheet lro1
long, and from an inch Bnd half 10 ,, " 'nches
the wound was of such charactsr ss '"cnes4 deep,
woulo never De OF any service to me sr.s-eVse IA
notice OF the Turf Oil in the paper. ,r Seem,
applied 1t at once to tho cut and in ,hSsa'ed sn5
weeks ne was perfectly well and at vo,I 5etr4
cannot perceive the least scar whqrs ~ - ana y17
made. II '' I'm, we cut vs..
F. S.-There are many cases of "iNfhEE.
1his nelghborhood, which have been rnsa Use ~
1urf O1i, and, If of any benefit to Won ~. " your
you many certificates. The whole peiybborhp.v5y Ve
1t is the quickest healing remedy thew sy.r y
sel4 II / Ws,s sa~
AChSON'S BITTERS.-Morer roo,----,
inelr Virtue-Read the following testiman',i ..
to the proprietor unasked, and who NAV h 'eu'
any one who desires to use this artjcle. " ''cn "
Mr. r. H. JACKSON: W. ~ I6S@
dear Sir cannot refrain from exnrs,.;,,,
the value which have placed uron your Rt,s. :,
the fact that have been restored by fba;r .a '
accustomed health and vigor was attsrtSS o 10 a
months ago with Diarrhga, which coptinnsS Vt,
great oostlnacy caused, as was tod by the rrsml.
action OF the liver. ! suffered severely q, ~
time. was advised TO take your Bitters ,rb,b ~
regularly and steadily for some time and BIZ tbr wa.
gradually recovered my health aud strength
"1o ours, very respectfully.
"At Jas. Walshs Gun Store, MAN ;,
They may be found at Peterson l. Jacksop'. Lad
ley Robinson's, VIM. +. Noers +. j. Picot, A h.
deker's. 5. ~ ZachrissOn's, Chas Mlfspsuvh,s H.
nett Beers, and Alex. Duyars, Druggists Ricbmor4
Va. '''>'''4'"'
All orders PROMPTLY attended to- s,g
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COAL AND COKE.


FAMILY GROCERIES..-The subscriber
has just opened, at the of Main and 9Th
lB. 5. Jones' old stand) a choice assortment OF
Family Groceries consisting In part of tho folio wing
Keg Butter extra fine; Choice Teas; best Old Java
Coffee; Losfsnd 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. aud win be
sold low for the same, or to punetual customers
oc 2s---lm* R0. II. JARVIS.
r. Sal shall also keep constantly on hand, Meal
Corn, OatA. and Wheat ofal; such a. Ship STUFF;
Brown STUFF; Bran. kc. RH.J.
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INSTRUCTION ON THE

TT W r n SER, Prot. of Music, and Organist of
q St. Johus' Church. would respectful
~ inform hs friends and the public that he continues
10 eve lessons on the PIANO and in SINGING
ne mas been teaching, with 1attering success in NM
ny ,anles OF the city during the past year and shall
Continue his endeavors to merit the Appreciation of
those who may patronze him. "a
c. Applications may be left at Rev Mr. Kepnle,,, Mt
S 90 Johns Church, Church Hill; Mr. T. Reese No
AZ eur ST. Mr VIM L. Holt, of Manchester: ar the
M 80 IN nns school, corner of Broad and Mayo SITS
street. " -i' H. aSlor, governor
81 naa az TUNED on the most reasonable term.
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IIRGINIA MECHANICS, Iz.iEi m; i,r :,

Y Q
., = ,! Il r II nj Z A l., the highest rrao,;nn,
s~araed 10 SAMUEL D. DENOON for the bs, sl
cinens OF CRATES and TENDERS ' 'No DoSt spe-
II S 81 NJ NDRED ENAMELLED CRATES AMI
p6; n u EKS, FOR SALE AT REDITCE u
rhiCES@Ihe subscriber has for sale the lers.s,
STOCK OF CRATES and TENDERS ever before nas,aI
for sale In this city, of his own manufacur. Tsa
olstes embrace all of the various kinds and pstters
,s;,h as sqnaretopped Gothic, Liptic Circle Gr
W WIN oeautif1i rounding Tenders summer pieces DC
,o, lnaseh Orders for Crates, Tenders, &c. from
fily nno county ppnetually attended to and
~ ue suRpned at the lowest Northern prices with
ar usl R dse9pnts off for cash by wholesale Anpiv
a. ny pen and Brass Foundry on Main hetwssnp st5
anu s,h streets, Richmond, Va '''"een ON
have for sale large supply of ali kinds of Bsi,.
&C, OF my own make au S-3m S u n
CHOICE LIQUOKs. NOW IN ,sT1I75Irr
- WINSTON POWERS have now in s,ors
Brsndies OF the most approved brands Pure ~.
niskey, winch can't be surpassed; Holland Gin nf
the best 9nahty; Also; variety of Wines, such a.
Pale and Dark Sherry, Port and Madeira Chnmnasns
and Claret, of fayorite brands P'she
Those who are laying in stocks for the auuroscb;r,
Fair, will do well to remember u.s. and examine nn
stock before buYIn elsewhere. o
WINSTON L POWERS
&c A-zw Corner Cary and Pearl Sta
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a. w nue s VI return home by the way Of
about tho lst u Jsaassy. ~ - &c" '0fA'
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EOR SALE.--Tem Sh ares Homcstcad
j Building Fund Association Stock This Is ono 0.
the most desirable Investments that can be made. A
credit win DO given IL required Apply at this Office
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r-rx.rr JocKEY.-The attention attracted by
81 oopestriau matches which have recently pe-
nne a feature at our country fairs VIII PernaPs
Una # some interest to the account we are aoou'
TO give of the appearance OF is"y -, " En,,I;Sh
rial 81 speed half century since on an Engnsh
10 :. .,rso n WINS very infinitely recorded in the
susrt!ng journals of the time.
'pI. 1soi the lady of Colonel Thornton. OF York
.hire England who was famed alike for her beauty
and hue horsemanship, became the owner OF var
rahle horse of the best blood, called NnsarmA
Cnnrersnp one day with Mr.. Flint, her brotherin-
- 49,. tho merits of certain of their horses the
gentleman happened to say something TO the ois'
7.racement of Zingarilla a courser; upon winch
Mrs Thornton challenged hin to triai OF Speed
for a considerable wager
The race course at knaycsmire was seiected ny
,hc nart,es: and when the day appointed for this
nynI contest arrived larger concourse of people
of all classes assembled on the grounds than mad
cyer hefore been witnessed in the county. The
contestants made their appearance punctually al
the DESIGNATED hour Mr. Flint wore Derby cap
and tight Jacket and breeches, all OF white linen
Mrs Thornton's costume, as described by herseif,
with berality OF capital letters not unusual ~
her day1 consisted of "a Leopard-colored skirt,
buff Waistcoat, with plain gilt buttons blue cloth
rurI,ish Jacket and blue Derby Cap"
The race took place at four o'clock in tho after
noon It is doubtful whether or not there were one
hundred persons in the assembly, who sympathiZed
with Mr.. Flint The crowd were almost imam
NOUS In their wishes for the adys success; and SO
aauguine were her friends of the result, that they
offered to bet largely on ZnGarilla but no one was
willing to take these bets even at large Odds
Unfortunately however, Mrs. Thornton was beat
en- So severe was the disappointment OF the peo-
pie and 50 great their indignation at Mr.. flnts
want of galantry in beating his fair competitor,
that the safety of that gentleman, from personal
violcnce was owing to the presence of body OF
the military.
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r.. rr.-.=.zz--=ssE1 VIRGINIA CENTRAL
A txs gssssssases 80 RAILROAD carries the

ga - 80 RAiLK0AD carries the
1'- Great MaiI.-THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL BE-
TWEEN WASHINGTON CITY AND RICH
MOND, having been transferred by the Postmaster
General the Virginia Central and Orange and Alex
andria Railroads. from the old STRAP-IRoN Roar run
ming by fredericksburg for little saving money
has been stated, but account of the uncertainty
road, and FOGS, WIND and ICE on the Potomac
the attention of the public is invited the mprovd
ment in the service which will be attained.
Although the distance is greater by the GordoDsvile
route, the two roads being laid with superstruc
Of heavy Edge Rail- it viii be free from the dan
gers and delays which must and will attend old fiat
bar road and the mails only be carried more
speedily but with more certainty than they could on
the old route.
The new line will also be exempt from the add
tional causes of failure of the Mail which the Boat
experiences from fogs wind and ice on the Poto
Passengers by the trains carried to Cor
louisville and the baggage transferred from road
the other will be warranted safe
NIGHT LINE-REDUCED FARE!
Mail leaves Richmond after the arrival of the Pc
tessburg and Danville cars, and connects with the
Alexandria train, arriving Washington in time to
deliver the Mails the Baltimore next morning
FARE.
Between Richmond and Gordonsvlle .........S 1925
" GOrdonsville and Washing ton. ......... S.25
Returning from Gordonsville this line arrives in
Richmond in time to send the Mail by the Petersburg
Road in the morning.
1t stops for passengers at all the usual places except
Storrs', both going up and coming down:
II. ID. WHITCOMB,
C,,,tT TRAY rtafin Car,tro Rail
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Office &P.R.R.Co. &C
rEzEssasssszzzs RICHMOND AND DAN.

4sz=.s.ss-ssizssaNssa4a1 HE RA RIO AD-OPEN TO
-BARKSDALE'S, 1T MIL The
regular Passenger Train will run daily Sundays ex-
cepted) between RICHMOND and BARKSDALE'S
stopping to take up put off passengers at the follow
ing points on " Manchester, Robou's Coal-fed. Tom
ahawk, Powhatan Mattoax Chula, Amelia c. H., Je-
tersvlle, Jennings Ordinary, Burksve, Prices Me-
herrin Keysville, Brakes Branch Mossingford Roa-
noke Clover, Scottsburg, Boston. News Ferry, and
Barksdale's.
Leave Richmond at O'Clock A. NJ, breakfast at
Burksville aud arrive at Barksdae's 1926 P. M
Leave Barksdales at 1880 p NJ, and arrive at Rich
mond at 7.I8 P. NJ.
Children over and under - years of age, and SER
wants, half price Servants travelling by themselves
must be furnished with two passes, that may
be retained ut the office where they purchase their
tickets and it be expressly stated that they
permitted to go the
Passengers for Farmville Lynchburg Wytheville,
Va. and Jonesboro' and Knoxville, Tenn, connect
daily with SouthSide Railroad Burksvie. Pas
sengers for Greensboro and Salem, N. c., connect
daily the terminus of the Railroad with Hoderly &
Coz fast line of Stages.
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|RAnRoADs, srEAn6BoATs, &c.
s r5n.A s sss.Msa.. Te G, N2RRF2 SEdk
Capt JNo. DAVIS, will commence
the regular run between this place and NORFOLK ON
the LIST of Novemocr leaving the wharf mt Rockets
every Thursday, Saturday and Tuesday mornings at
81 o'clock precisely Returning the Curtis Peck will
leave the wharf at Norfolk every Friday Monday and
"Wednesday mornings at the same hour (gk O'clock
and will touch as usual at the regular landings
the River going and returning.
&C 81 r. o. HASKIHS.
8 roR PORTS q y 4 n !. . M @1
xts1zsszz11s1A. AUGUSTA, Capt. w. C. SMITH,
w 70 Saa o. at pep.
boat will remain short time and then return to
Hampton, to remain over night. On the mornings
the bont comes mp she will connect with the steamer
COFFEE from Norfolk, heretofore. Should the
Coffee fail to out Mt any time the Augusta will
go into Norfolk in the morning ALSO for her pas
sengers.
The cars running in connection with the AUGUSTA
will leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings, at
81 o'clock for Port Watha where passen take the
Bost-returning, the AUGUSTA will leave Hampton
on the alternate days, viz: Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday mornings ut O'Clock. The Boat
viii stop all the regular landings che river both
going and returning.
Office R. &PRRCo &C IS
FIR lei G II T FOR NEW
< York, Boston, Providence,
3LN4I Portland, Newark, New Ha-
Ee&SSxxE3.20 ven, SuHfleStOn MODfle, new
Orleans, st. Louis, Galveston San Franz
cisco, &Cc., per Steamship jamestown, to
and via New fOrk-Can be shipped every Mon
day and Tuesday, by the U. S. Mail Steamship James
town, Capt. Parrish.
The Agents at New York Messrs Ludlnm & Pleas
ants will forward goods by this line to all of the above
mentioned places free of commission, and at the low
est rates of freight.
Large and commodious sheds have been erected on
the wharf in New York where goods entirely pro-
tected from injury DETACHMENT and every and
attention is bestowed in forwarding goods for trans
shipment.
Merchants shipping by this steamship always
calculate within hour the arrival of their goods
The jamestown leaves New York every Saturday af-
ternoon on her return to Richmond.
For freight apply to
au q INDIAN WATSON
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DRY GOODS Ch011alN0. Eo.
:, -,sroRE AND ron SALE AT VERY
I'd {. s s'.. sss ss..s:s and Shifting.
Red Negro Horse and Foot Blankets
K.ntucfy Jeans; Tweeds; satinets
(,awiIueres Of all kinds
Black and colored Broad Cloths
window Hollands; Oil Cloths and Piano Coven
Linseys; Bed Ticks; Fustians and Corduroys
Heavy country-wove Jeans and full Linseys
English Negro Cloths, Kerseys and "a fis'anss
snake-Skin Vestins.
Valencie. Velvet and Satin tesfines
Buck Gloves, Hosiery and Spool Cottons
Prints Silks and Merinos
showIs Cambrics and Curtains So
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. French, Scotch and Irish
The largest stock Of Brussels Carpets In the Com
u1onweath
Velvet Carpets; Ingram do
Druggefs; Crumb Cloths and Rugs
Alpacas of all styles
Brown Hollands; Seceas
With many other fresh and desirable goods just to
hand.
ON CONSIGNMENT:
Bonsacks Negro Jeans; Charlottesville Jeans; Bale
Cottons and full assortment of Dicks cele-
brated six-Cord Spools
A long line of Ladies' Printed Mouselines to close
the invoices, in quantities TO suit purchasers.
se 2I-d&cts d. H. LONDON.
Ia 1SJJ.-NEW FALL {; 90 ID s.
IA HEADQUARTERS FASHIONABLE CLO-
Va THING AND MERCHANT A L r s.
complete stock of Fall Goods, the largest and
varied assortment he has had and to be
passed by any, consisting IN part OF, VIZ:
Coats; Overcoats Lamartines; Talmas Shawls; &c.
Blue Black Brown, Dahia and Olive and Dress Frock
Coats
Business Coats of all shades and qualities
Pants-Engsh, French and American Cassimeres of
all colors
vests-Rch Fancy Cut velvets, Pushes
r g Silks, Embroidered Cassimeres
White Tinsel Silk and Velvets, for party pur.
poses, &c.
Furnishing Goods-Such as Shirts, Collars, Drawers,
Socks Crayats, Suspenders, Gloves, Stocks,
Hdkfs., Ties, &c.
MERCHANT TAILoRs' DEPARTMENT.
French and English Cloths and Cassmeres, every
grade and color
Rich Cut Velvets; Fancy Silks
White Feivets and Silks, plain and rch figured, for
party Vestings, &c.
He has in his employment the best of CUTTERS
and workmen determined to be surpassed by none.
E. b. SPENCE,
No 100 corner of Main and Governor streets.
DARKER, NIMNfO & CO., No. I43,
L EAGLE SQUARE-Have just received Sc
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
Paris Printed Mouselanes
Striped Eglantines
Muslin and Cambria Sleeves and Collars
French Wrought Habits and Sleeves.
Tucked and Embroidered Cambria Hdkfs.
Thread Lace Collars and Sleeves
Muslin Edgngs and Insertinss
Cambria do. do.
Swiss and Cambria Bands
Long and Square Plaid Shawls, &c.
Also, general assortment of Clothing and Blankets
for servants &C %
-
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i STORE AT 22S BROAD STREET-We would
call the attention of the trade to our beautiful and
nicely selected stock of goods consisting of Ladies'
Dress Goods, Trimmings, Embroideries &c; English
Menos at 25 cents all wool DeLaincs 37j cents per
yard; beautiful Mousline at % and II cts Ribbons
all qualities; MORE Antique Trimming, from to 50
cts per yard and great many other very desirable
goods Call early and you will find excellent bargains
at the new store of E CAMP 4 cd
oc Is 223 Broad a,
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ac0 0O0 WORTH OF DRY GOOD
SOU.UUO AT COST FOR CASH.

BROOKS, BELL Il WALLER,
No, II PEARL STREET.
Having made our arrangements IN connexlon with
other parties to open house in New York the LIST
January next, and to continue house here we
have determined to close out our present stock of
Goods most of which are fresh and really desirable.
We will therefore and after MONDAY, the 22nd
instant offer entire stock at cost for cash.
BUYERS will find in the stock fine lines of Bleached
and Brown Sheetings and Shirtings Flannels, Lin
seys Kerseys, Sleeps Grays Blankets Cloths CASH
meres, Sattinets Kentucky Jeans, Prints, Ginghams,
Dress Goods, Alpaccas &c. &c.
Our friends and customers wishing to buy OF order
the usual credits will be supplied at our usual
prices.
ed Cloths; and will keep up the stock of these Goods
and sell them we have heretofore.
We solicit call from our friends and the trade
oc 22-lm BROOKS, BELL a. WALLER
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THE DAILY DISPATCH:
->, ~S-~S~S Sss--t.r. November 8, 1888.


.xrn,c.s JEws.-The San Francisco Sun, in
;, .r,c,e upon the present condition Of the Jews,
-,.,se. with the following paragraph:
..rha American Jew Is only less proud of his
.,.,..,y than his religion. To say he Is mere
1-T.y upon the soil because II affords him the
,',ns Of support Is 70 libel the most noble traits
n his character. The graves of his ancestors are
around him His heaven Is as near n him on the
shores of tho Pacific as upon the sacred Mount Of
Olives or within the classic walls of Jerusalem.
His God is omnipotent, omnipresent, and omnse ea
emit He has knelt before that awful presenss
alike on the deserts of Arabia and the frozen
Of Siberia; and why should be here. wnerv snD
recognises his religion and his pohfica: p,nd hy
Withhold an affection TO which he IS imPeaase W
sve-v consderaton Of prosperity to himsei. a Ia
fr,rra hsnn;ness to his childrent HIS respect LOT
,,r ,xs 4, shown in the fact that he seldom VIC
i.ta. them His wealth has gone towards ouiidihs
M and enriching cities He cultiyases the arts
Ia co,s heart and soul with our active cItizens IN
cyery useful enterprise. He quarreis bus little;
beads a raob-never You win find him IN our
sourts Of Justice on the bench, at the BAR in the
inrv box. but seldom ever arraigned for he'nous
criminal offence This is the American Jew. II,
his rood qualities be imitated his bad ones sh0uid
should be forgotten
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MEDICINES
EvTmHk.TT one one SAYS m, ~--~~,,-.
1. MENT hfiC Ily,

r. THAT PoLLaRrs ~---
:. ~. th 81 incest and most certain rsr.s
~ aissases OF man and beast h y 20 hasas-..
~nnkpicapie, that has ever beer os n,ch lacfr.s
e Hass Dc some truth in rh., "a To The ,a,e.
~, sny are Incredalous the as sVery ors -,
me tIutn,uiuess of the abov. - .as De ee1yin,.'>
sto,e "a me city where the geun, sa'lins az .ay
ana purchasing the article WIZ arhes IL i1 R
p-; o. VII s.ioiis 70 insure succa.s - sset ).
r rie % cents or bottles for g.
pf So.a ~ 4 kCELL, LADD C0 .n,
DDE I>vsL x BEERS, P. JOHysTGiEE Cray
shoeko. Hi iTiloAioN' L. g. THOMAS ). Bro
-oee1~ -.--. Srosa 9
MRS. A. b. DAVIS havhr -- go
I the city, 70 prepared to fur returnea ;.
LLialh 70 wholesale and retail daaTa hef COCf,n
20 suit There is nothing Of quseisr- n qu.Ass.
palaton, and Its merits have been t sDoht tbs srs
IunlDer OF citizens of Richmond A. - $50 py sssh
isuce and superiority as cough mad acs is s1esl
=. ~, OF douot In proof Of this .Ss beyond Il.
sion macs now u hsr 49,
For sale by Mrs A. B. DAVIS
Alex Duval, Paterson Jacf,on r9Sennstt Beer,
z. j. Picot A. Bodeker and Chsrle, n Ais.spsz,l
TRUE TURF OIL.-For m,
every desc nption, on Man and Be-. sores Of
'pponiui equai 10 an ounce Of any Vns =,
bruises and Spralus, Ulcers and felon. sneSa
Burns, Sore Legs and Chilblains, Frssb scaes "a
Cramp and letter, Stinzs Of Ins..,. ~ vt Wosa4.
the Nails, Infsmed Breasts GIanST.. " ounts ahes,
bsek, Swelled Legs and Stifne. OF Tn;. a9's, Sor,
colds 0 ''''se IRON expor,,. 4,
Applied to Burns at once it lsavs,
fHce % and % cents bottle
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Sup't Transportation Va. Central railroad

r., r-sz.z.=zl GREAT NORTHERN
Asss& gE.ss AND SOUTHERN ROUTE
1--------- TRAvEL.-TWICE DAI-
LY SUNDAY NIGHT EXCEPTED,) BETWEEN
RICHMOND, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
AND NEW YORK. VIA ACQUIA CREEK AND
WASHlNGTON.-Over the Richmond. Fredericks
burg and Potomac Railroad, to the Potomac River
seventy-fve miles and by splendid and comfortable
steamers thence to Washington, fitty-fve mles-n
all 1870 miles in seven hours, being Il comfortable and
perfectly safe rate of speed.
Hours of departure, q! A. NJ. and u P. NJ. and bag
under charge of special agents checked through
to Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York.
FARE.
. bhtlLofe, oho
The track of the Railroad between Richmond and
the Potomac River, is undergoing relay and halt
lit being already completed with edge rail of SUI
perior quality and more than million of pas
sengers have been heretofore safely and
transported this route, it is hoped and believed
that no one will be induced, by the misrepresentation
embraced in the advertisement the signature OF
III. ID. Whitcomb, Supt," to select the more longer
and more creuitous route, referred therein. The
X. + p r. R. has been in operation for twenty two
years and in all that time passenger has either been
killed crippled by accidents from snake heads or
otherwise, which is without parallel in the history OF
railroads in this country.
s. RUTH,
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lie 2-t.

y. chasing and Forwarding PERUVIAN MEXICAN
AND OTHER VARIETIES OF GUANO. Office
No. 10 Exchange Building Baltimore, Nd.
The advertiser guarantees furnish the above fer
alizers all of the best qualities, to consumers and
dealers on best terms.
rSF'Orders forwarded to the above address will be
promptly executed. ie l5-d&c6m
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WILLIAM 4. COLEMAN g CO.. SHIP
w PING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CALIFORNIA AND FRONT STREETS, SAN FRANCIS
co. CAL.-Office No. 81 Wall Street. New York.
W.T. COLEMAN,
HENRY CARLTON,
j. II. WILLIAMS
Mr.. COLEMAN is in New York, and will give ship
pers every information to markets, shipping, &c.
EF3 EXCHANGE on San francisco for sale by
VIM. Il. COLEMAN
je 29-ts 81 Wall street
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AIkSH a. BUTTCHER,
I0Q Rrnu

II IRISH IL BU1TCHER,
IL 200, Broad Street,
Beg to inform the public that they have been laying
in for the approaching season, large and well sele
ed stock of
LADIES' DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS
And that they daily receiving large additions
thereto, with other new and desirable
FANCY GOODS.
The kind and liberal patronage have hitherto
received, as well as the many and fatterng acknow
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
assortments of Worsted Embroideres and Embroidery
Materials, Yarns Patterns Chenilles Silks &c, espe
clallY recommendable to Schools and Teachers, will
be kept in the most perfect condition throughout the
year. Ioc 8-lm*I HTRSH BOTTCHER.
CLOTHING AND GENTLENIEN's5 FUR
y arrived in this place. has just opened his large and
well selected stock of
READX-lIADE CLOTHING,
AND ALL KINDS OF
GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS,
which he offers for sale at the very lowest New York
cash prices
Being connected with large manufacturing bus-
ness in New York, and having acquired a thorough
knowledge of the Clothing Trade in Lynchburg
where he has been in this business for the last ten
years he is prepared to offer Inducements seldom met
with. Therefore, come one, come all, before pur-
chasing elsewhere, and judge for yourselves.
My motto Is, quick sales and small prOftsu
SAMUEL GUGGENHEIMER
Under the st. Charles Hotel, Richmond Va.
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