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The weekly Placer herald., 1855-09-08
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THE subscriber would respectfully announce
L to his friends and the public generally that
he has opened the above named stable in the
town of Auburn. County Of Placer. near the
Empire Hotel. where he will he pleased to ac-
commodate all persons who may favor him
with call. He has large number of gentle
saddle horses to hire at all times; also buggies
with or without horses. Horses taken at Liv
cry on moderate terms Also Horses bought
and sold on commission at moderate charges.
Any one intrusting business to the care of
the undersigned may rely upon every care and
attention being paid by +,' -.
G. H. STEPHENS,
Auburn, Dec. 9, '54 6m
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800 REWARD.

STRA1YED OR STOLEN TIC from Mood 70
linOistown road. about the 18th or 20th April
last, six pack mules: one Grey Horse Mule
with some black spots and Spanish brand, one
Bay Mare Mule, little lame in left hind leg,
three Light Sorrel Mare Mules. white some in
the face of each, light names and tails, and
one Bright Sorrel Mare Mule, blind in the
right eye, and when lost lame in the right
fore foot. The above reward will be paid for
the delivery of the above described mules to
the undersigned at Richardson Hill, in Town
ship No. 7, Placer CO.. or at Noodles ranch
KING Il co.
Richardson's Hill, July 7th, If
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MACHINERY OIL.

TUST RECEIVED and for sale by the sub
u scribers, an excellent article OF Machinery
Oil in bbls and tins, Ga cheap substitute for
Sperm and Lard Ois) and particularly adapt
ed for Mills and Agricultural Machinery, at
the Paints. Oils and Window Glass Depot.
Merchants Exchange Building. San Francisco.
OLIVER d BUCKLEY.
San Francisco, Aug. rs I'm
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NOTICE.

VNO JOHN CAYTON-You are hereby noti-
/ fled not to pay certain promlssory note
executed by you and made payable to the un-
dersgned on or about the 18th of June last.
for the sum of two hundred and sixty dollars.
(S262), as it was frauduently obtained from
me by one Timothy O'Mear, and that will
hold you responsible for the payment of the
same. WILLIAM IUhT1N'
Virginia, Aug. 9th. lS5 ). 3w*
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NOTICE

rs hereby given, that the Todd's Valley Wa
/ ter Company will lease their entire ditch
and mill property, at Todd's Valley, on Mon
day. the 10th of September, 1855, between
the hours of three and six O'Clock, p. NJ, for
the term OF one year to the highest bidder
who will give satisfactory security.
By order of the Company,
J. w. HARVILLE,
Todd's Valley, Aug. II, '55 I'd Secretary.
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SURVEYORS NOTICE.

'THE CERTIFICATE or the County Sur
veyor or any of his deputies, shall be admit
ted as legal evidence in any court of this
State, but the same may be explained or re-
butted b7 other evidence. No survey here
after made by any person except the
COUNTY SURVEYOR OR his DEPUTY,
shall be considered Legal Eridence in any
Court within this State, except such surveys
as are made by the authority Of the United
States or by mutual consent of the parties."-
Page III, Statutes of California.
&. w. FINLEY.
COUNT SURVE OR,
Plac er County, California. Office in Auburn
at the Court House. Jan6 Sony
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The Old Stand still ahead!

The Old Stand still ahead!
GEORGE WILLMENT, would respectfully
" inform the people Of Auburn and vicinity,
that he is still doing business at the old stand
on the same liberal scale as of old. Posses
sing every facility for buying that could be
desired, he pledges himself
TO SELL CHEAPER
than can be bought here or elsewhere, of like
quality. Buying as he does. and being bles-
sed with a substantial share of the CUSTOM, he
is bound to sustain the above pledge. He
keeps constantly on hand a large supply and
good assortment of
MINING AND FLUMING TOOLS. GROCE-
RIES, PROVISIONS, GRAIN, CIGARS,
COCKTAIL FIXTNGS,
AND AN EXTRA QUALITY OF LIQUORS
n. B.-Goods delivered free of charge. ly
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One of our exchanges says it requires
$500 sheep to be kept whole year to
support the Lawrence, Mass, mills with
wool for one day. They produce 500
shawls per day, and consume cochineal
to the value of 100000 per annum.
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TAXABLE PRoPERTY.-Nearly One-fourth OF
the taxable property of Nevada is composed
of ditch stock
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KLLED.-A man named Carter was shot by
another named Bartream. at Diamond Springs.
on Monday night and died shortly afterward
Bartram fed, but was being pursued by the
citizens
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.
Change of Days of Sailing!

eN.A1 HEREAFTER the Steamships
= AEEsa IN of the Pacific Mail Steamship
sll1b Company will leave San Fran
cisco for New York and New Orleans, via
Panama, on the 5th and 10th of every month,
instead of the lst and 10th, as heretofore.
FORBES q BABCOCK.
aug25 I'm Agents.
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salt, for each hog. mixed with their food, and
it will destroy the kidney worms. For Cos
tveness with which they are often affected,
take cOpperas, pulverised, and put it in
skillet, and put it over quick fire; it will
soon boil; then stir it till we'll mixed, and take
it off to cool then pulverise it, and give to
each hog teaspoonful as often as the eX-
crement shows them to be cOstive. 1t can be
mixed with milk or other food.
THE GoLD AT OpHIR.-The regions about
Malacca and Sumarta, which were probably
the ancient Ophir, whence gold was furnished
to the courts of the Jewish and Arabian kings,
after being long abandoned. have lately been
resOrted to by persons seeking to open the
mines A party lately commenced operations
in Maacca, which consisted of some seven or
eight Europeans. who had about eighty Chi
nese in their emyloy. and the quantity Of gold
obtained by this party was said to be about
thirty ounces day. with every prospect of
an increase. Chinese, to the number Of one
hundred and fifty. or th"reabouts. were also
at work. 1t is far from improbable that among
the miners of the days of Solomon were some
of the same people, whose ships traded up
and down the China seas probably as early as
those of Tyre did through the Indian Ocean.
SEBAsTOPOL TO BE BLOWN UP.-Surgeon w,
K. Whitehead. Of Virginia. at present serving
in Sebastopol with the "barbarous' Russians.
recently wrote letter to his friends here. in
which among other interesting things, he says:
"SebaStopol will never be taken; it may be
blown up by the Russians. 1t is the Russian
mode of warfare never to allow anything valu-
able to fall into the hands of the enemy on
any account. The great Napoleon found that
out at Moscow. and his successor will probably
be enlightened at almost a much expense be-
fore Sebastopol" Surgeon Whitehead has
hit upon the real truth, by accident. we think.
He has only re-echoed the opinion of many
candid and competent Judges outside the walls.
Remember that Sebastopol never will be
taken: the Russians may blow the whole place,
allied armies and all. as high as a Mississippi
steamboat boiler ION bust"
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DARING ATTEMPT AT EscAPE.-We
learn that a number of the desperate
Williams at the State Prison succeeded,
on Tuesday, in breaking into the rooms
of the overseer at the State Prison, and
secured large quantity of revolvers and
other offensive weapons. BY the skill
and energy of Major Love and C"lonel
Snowden, the arms were recovered and
the threatened insurrecton defeated.
Times d. Trans.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-09-08

MASSACRE OF AMERICANS BY INDIANS.
A telegraphic dispatch dated at Wiscon-
sin Hill, last evening, informs us that by
an arrival from Duncan and Antoine
Canon, about twenty-five miles from that
place, news is brought that difficulty
occurred between the Americans and
about sixty Lake Bigler Indians at that
point; when the Indians becoming ex-
asperated, murdered all the Americans
in the vicinity. There is no doubt as to
the truth of this Union.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-09-08
WE MUST HAVE ROOM!
WE WILL OFFER BARGAINS

To parties wishing to purchase, such as will be
SURE TO SUIT.
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FILLS FOR ENaLAsD.-We noticed in the
n,c hm mouse OF the Concord road the other day,
for Mansh 60 ana Twelve barrels of apples, marked
nor manehester England We understand tha, !,
ts,;. ,';.a o. TINS city Englishman. trades in
,ra,r quite largely and sends to Liverpool "
s sone seseam hundred barrels of New Hampshire
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APPAiLIsa-We learn from Loyd's for,hcom.
ing directory that by the sinking of the steamer
Aountalneer on the Mississippi River. in Is37 fnnr
hundred and fortyone Indians under charge Of The
whites - ~ HVifecn
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The persons recently tried at pit,sh.ro, n.
violating the Restraining Liquor Law, have ba -.
sen'eecea to five days imprisonment and 10 na as'
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RELIEF OF THE Suryrsrp. n
mour our Minister to Russia. has .su, sso n sey
AZ g tr nor the relief Of the Norfolk and Portsmouth
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'THE DAILY UlSPATCH.


"S 's---s-,,.~
coRREsrospErcE o. r'hissa s :. ; = :
UAssiLIE, Nov. 9. 1854.
~, n; ..n,eA.-I have nothing of especial inter
-, =, communicate from our town We are M.
nroyinu. though we feel somewhat the pressure o.
ps., sber towns and cities are complaining. Our
~. 80 siscouuting very little indeed their cir
cuIafion is brought In upon them 50 rapidly that
they are compelled greatly 10 restrict their loans
We now think we see the locomotive, In reahty,
coming to us, and in the time il viii take SKY
or a. f,rthcsf ninety day note To mature, we con-
sscntIr expect the hills OF the South side OF inc
Dan to reverbcrate the loud snorting o. m
n forget which Il used by letter wrlteI2. ~, ,s
steam horse II viii be- indeed an es IN h.;,go and
TO see train crossing the Dan hifel -, n our
approaching the Depot On , t"a Of brass am
s,,ra vau yyould hear them shout ia fnr
thev h. ye been long waiting TINS . g.. ,arsv
which they have 50 devouiiy Mio NJ. ~ when
on';,,r hoyxeycr, will butin(gease their Joy wne
!, anss come. The teeming lands around ao ,a;.
nanyiIle and the adjacent country WIZ pour =, VIZ.
tributes IN great abundance, ana such I,eisi.s
will he given to the Railroad viii astonish It's ios
sanguine friends yorl While
,,arn I maid some attention to goods wares ana
merchandise and cannot, for the ihe VI i',, ,
WHY our merchants 90 by Richmona 10 Ine 49, ~,
fortheir supplies Ieertainly coaia nha no A., -,
,are for them in doing 50. Certainiy ihci -
,~So buy FROM 5000 to 5000 worth OF goods IN j
wear cal, gain nothing in passing by ilehnohn ;..
You have very many superb wholesa .' we
,,,os, varied and excellent stocks; ana the hashi
cent store of Messrs Kent Paine & Co.. is not sur
passed by any have seen any where NAV ad h' ns
your city. Besides their extensive Dry Goods
Trade they have department Of .h ready na"e
cIothing-for the supply OF which they keep Gnu !.
Io,od from 10 to 900 persons. Thus, instead Of
'ha, much labor being for US BY persons
that ere fed and clothed and supported here,
and pay into our treasury TINS is an
example of home industry which nope 70 see en y,
,en5yely followed as it viii tend to strengthen us
md keep our means at home. AS Virginian, L
am proud of these things, and proud to see Ihe en-
terprise and business talent OF your Richmond
merchants. -. -
In my trip to the North. fonnd no better cars t
and no more comfortable travelling than upon the
Danville Railroad. Certainly there were no better
aud more polite conductors anywhere in my route
than Gilman and Tredway of the Danville Road
Trust YOU will soon give the road and its officers
chance to prove to you how favoraby they com
pare with the boosted lines Of the North
f CHARLIE
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All IN RICHMOND TAkELEO'

n ARDS COUGH SYRUP. WHY NOT OR
COUNTRY FRIENDS?-Oh ard young. rch md
poor, take LEONARD'S INSTANT RELIEF lAs
most effectual and cheapes. Cough Syrsp ever msa4
Thus is no idle boast. Make inquiries Of your n,l,
in Richmond, and take with you the greatest ,res,
ever offered to all persons suffering from Cou:l;
Colds, Asthma and Consumption. All the word
should know its virtues
Price-25c. per bottle; 5 bottles, one dollar Ar,
Leonard's Dollar Cordial
To be had of L. b. THOMAS Broad street Shots5s
Hill, and of all Druggists and Dealers generally ID
Richmond and State of Virginia. Wbeless.e at
Messrs- PURCELL, LADD L. Co, ~ MAN street sd
THOMAS LEONARD, corner of Albums and Clay stEerI,
Richmond, Va. oc2
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GHn 00O WORTH OF DRY GOODS
POo'OOO AT COST FOR CASH.
BROOKS, BELL x WALLER,
No. II PEARL STprFr

x,
No, II Pearl STREET.
haVlnS MADE our Arrangements in connexion with
other parties to open house in New York on the LIST
January next, and to continue our house here, we
have determined TO close out our present stock of
Goods, most of which fresh and really desirable
we Will therefore on and after MONDAY, the 22nd
instant, offer our entire stock at cost for cash
Buyers will find in the stock fine lines of Bleached
and brown Sheetlngs and S)lirtPgs, Fannes Lin
seys, kersey saSheeps Grays Blankets Cloths CASH
msres Sattinets, Kentucky Jeans, Prints, Gnghans
Dress Goods Alpaccas, &c. &c
our friends and customers wishing to buy or order
on the usual credits will be supplied at our usual
prices.
We are the agents for the "a and6-4 Stanton Full
ed Cloths; and will keep up the stock of these Goods
and sell them as we have heretofore
We solicit a call from our friends and the trade
oc Z-lm BROOKS, BELL II WALLER
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vI IL E PEP ANn p Pa ~ ,

1sE.Iefessfs.s4$+rVILLE RAJ TO
BARKSDALE'S, IN MIL ES.-The
regular Passenger Train will run daily Sundays ex-
cepted) between RICHMOND and BARKSDALE'S
stopping to take put off passengers at the follow
ing points only Manchester, Robious Coalfied, Tom
ahawk, Powhatan, Mattosx, Chula Amelia C. H., Je-
tersyille. Jennings Ordinary Burksville, Prices Me-
herrin, Keysyile brakes Branch, Mossingord, Rca-
noke, Clover, Scottsburg, Boston, News Ferry, and
Barksdale's.
Leave Richmond at o'clock A. NJ, breakfast at
Burksville, and arrive at Barksdale's 1885 F. NJ
Leave Barksdales at 1850 p NJ, and arrive at Rich
mond Mt 7Ia p. NJ.
Children over and under u years of age and ser
wants. half price. Servants travelling by themselves
must be furnished with two passes, S that may
be retained at the office where they purchase then
tickets, and it must be expressly stated that they are
permitted to go the cars.
Passengers for Farmville Lynchburg Wytheville,
Va, and Jonesboro' and Knoxville, Tenn, connect
daily with South-Side Railroad at huntsville Pas
sengers for Greensboro and Salem, n. c., connect
daily at the terminus of the Railroad with Hoderly
Ca q fast line of Stapps
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900 0fIT0RER ~. Isj5.-.-Iranser

TFxNN UCTUBER ~, ISsJd'-
~ ~ STEBBINS PCLLEta
~ NO IO'' Dun" ''''' CAPITOL s9s'rt
White China-Diuing and Tea Sei'
Gold Band do 90 ttoa
Tea Sets ofaI prices from $3.50 70 ri"'
Toilet Ware. varoas patterns
+. Looking Glasses do dc.
Plated Castors do 90.
Knives and Forks yarioss patterns
Walters in sets and separate
Glass Ware of every variety; LAT is,,sss
The above goods will be offered 81 s ocE
during this week. ---s
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~. yIR1:TYI1 WADE CLA4s.--E,

kE11 COURAGE HOME PRODUCTiohf-
INF EVANS DEPOT is the only one ~ "lle l,I :
LII offered for sale Glass made Of NiFslla iha''
malls. and by Virginia woIkmen. A.,J
Call at III Main street, where also can % IN nr
White Gold Band and Fancy Decorated Ibna r ~
ner and Tea Sets; White Granite Dinner ana "a
Ware. and every o>her description Of tGhi ~,
Fine Ware Looking Glasses Plated "ooaT .r,st.
Common Knives and Forks: Waters aud lta i'''
Casters; Table Mats; Hall Lamrs. foT 'ss
mol Glass FarinenwaTe and Fsrff o-y'-
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SELDEN " MILLER, Corner Pearl ana
CARf STREETS are now receiving the following
desirable goods, which they will sell at the lowest
BRANDIEs-"Old sazerac," Vintage 1893.
Do "Hennissey" do 1880
~ DO "Marett L Co" do 1919
sherry Wines-''Sierra's" brand very old and deu
cate. ' ''iy Vi" anu oeii-
choice Douuy, very
Lori mes-"Cockburn's' very choice old
ssomch Whskey-"Campbeton, brand extra fine
~ ~ barrels old Bourbon Whskey, very fine quail
3g' peckGges Refined Sugars all grades.
.p nnns New Orleans and Porto Rico Spg,r,
G ngai rsass' Family Hams superior ounI;ty
loo han syrup Beef Tongues English ba;rv I;bo...
bags old Gorsemy Coffee. 200 bags Rio Coffee io
300 boxes Pearl Starch q bales Mocha Coffee
Buckwheat Meal in Is III b
No. Mackerel, in half hills g. II,
~ bbls. New England Rum NJ oois and kits.
Havana Cigars, choice and celebrataa -
HunPowder Tea, the finest quality imnortad
BLACK Tea, common to superior qualify,
AdaInantlDe, Sperm and Tallow Candies
Ihompson's Washing Compound; Fancy sosns. :,
o"Een Corn Brooms; 100 dozen Painted Bucket A''
oc 3l-d2w
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NvTlCE.-I have in my possession n Gold
~. watch and Chain, which the owner can have Nv
casahs ON me and paying for the advertisement
w. WYATT
w." Freight Agent B. p. r. n, C.
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OFFICE VIRstNIA r. a. NJ iNs. Co,
Ia -=ts. Richmand, 18th Oct. 1855 J
~v1up vIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE


INSURANCE co. havipg reInos ed to their eli
chile office in "Ballard's new building " on the North
side of Frank lin street, opposite ,he txcanse HOTEL
Richmond Va are prepared as heretofore to make
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE favorable
terms.
The past transactions of the Company, extending
over period of twentythree years guarantee to It's
patrons that all fair claims for loss Will be properly
stated and met.
Applications at the Office in person, or by letter ad
dressed to A. Peasants, President or to the under
signed will be promptly attended TO-
oc U-dlm THOS. M. AIAFRlEND. Sec'y.
5SIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE-Tht
+ INSURANCE. COMPANY OF THE VALLEY
OF VIRGINIA, at Winchester, Va. Branch Office
18th street I'd door from the Post Office, Richmond
Va Charter Perpetual Capital $500, OC0. This
Company win insure first class BRICK Dwell
LINES perpetually for single payment OF 4 per
cent Time policies viii also be issued OF Buildings,
Merchandise, &c, in town or country, at current
rates
Marine and Inland Transportation Risks taken on
as favorable terms as by any other responsible Com
pany. . =, ,,,, ,:.,
at this office o. f. BREESE, Actuary.
REFERENCES: -.--.
Sam'l Marx, Cashier Bank of Virginia, Richmond.
I A Smith do. Farmers Bank of Va. do.
s. Joseph r. Anderson, Esq, do
Messrs Haxall Co., 90
Henry NJ. Brent, Cashier of the Bank of the Val
| ley, Winchester. wv.
| chester.
&c 22-d3m
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IKE TURF OIL.-Fer m,

.n,o every Inscription, on Man and s Sa Sores a,
spoonful equal TO an ounce of spy r,a nsast Dc =
Bruises and Sprains, Ulcers ana r. sfSiisn tr,.'
Burns Sore Legs and chilblsins F Fans Seas, ~
the Nai Ina in fs,sf sstinss Of insects woaB %
Back swelled Legs and s,ia1es. ~ Is Fsnor, 81
colds az iase iTol1 sSoo,,..,
PpIP pa ID to TO- B az at once it leave.Do,
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ID EMENIBER THE PLACE.--In order
IL accommodate the wants of friends visiting
the city this time, we have manufactured and are
prepared show much larger stock of Fall and Win
ter Clothing. than ever before Our assortment is
complete, and will be found to embrace every article
and grade of goods our line Our many advantages
in manufac turing, with experience. of seventeen
years in the trade in this city, Justify saying that
those in want of good and well made Clothing, will
consult their interest by calling at the old esta-
blished House of
KEEN, BALDWIN & CO,
oc 81 100, Main street.
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GLASSWARE.
AH FALL SUP LIES OF 1851"
M CHINA, GLASS AND QCEENsWARE
~ GEORGE j. ST INNER,

visiting this market very large and desirable Joek
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENsWAItE, LUUk
ING GLASSES, FANCY GOODS, &c, which EI
be found upon examination TO be equal IN extent cd
variety TO any stock in this country and Will he 'o4
for cash the usual tine TO punctual cus'afn'i
on good terms any regular re-Far King h0a'r "
the North offer. He particularly asks the sH'-
ton of those who have been accustomed to bug
the Northern cities without atfordng tho meTchat' =
of Richmond any opportunity to shew them cur to<'
and prices with the assurance that they VII s''
their expenses The mort skilful and reliable par
ers employed aud every attention gwen to tho f0m'
shi plnent and forwarding Of Good.
~ STONEWARE OF the best quality at f'c.oj
prices aa -
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A.-NTTEU sSTATES LIFE INST kAhCE
1 lNuNNf;Try AND TRUST COMPANY, OF PHI
IAnEIpHIA-CAPITAL $l,24n629-Issues poll
r;eson White Persons for Life, and makes annual d.
ara term OF years For rates. &c, apply to
VI w. q. +. BRESEE, Agent, or
+. w. HANCOCK,
Medical Examiner,
A. the Office of the Insarance Company OF the VAL
az lev of Virginia 18th street, Rithnsond, Va
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MORE NEW FALL AND WINTER
lNl GOODS.-J. & NJ. ROSENBAUM having
ceived by the latest arrivals their second supply of
Fall and Winter Goods, are now prepared to show
one of the handsomest and extensive assortments
they have had the pleasure of doing heretofore
Their stock consisting in part of Silks and Ladies'
Dress Goods greatest variety: Ribbons Laces and
Embroideries Shawls, Scarfs and Handkerchief;
Cloth Cassmeres and Tweeds; Flannels and Blankets;
Linen Goods and Domestics all descriptions.
They respectfully invite strangers and citizens to
Ia l.ra..,;., OH rtocL STR
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g. FOR RENT OK LEASE-Thnt con-
MH veuently arranged and centrally located build
18th sts, dagoually opposite the City Court-house
and in view ofthe Capitol. For professional men it
combines every convenience having offices detached,
of modern construction, with two parlors 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 tenn expires though satisfactory arrange
ment may be made to give possession earlier OF
later date, as am informed by the present occupant
will take pleasure in showing the premises any
DESTROYS Of viewing them
Apply to either of the Messrs TABR Richmond. or
to p. II. TABB, Jr.
Trustee of VIM. Shepard, decd
se2-f Blandon Henrico county Va
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SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS.

81. Si:S INSTITUTION OF RICH
= NOND-Offce removed to the Store of Chris
tan & Lathrop, No. SO Main street-ln conse-
quence of the resignation of David X. Crane, VIM. II
fee has been removed to the of Christian La
throp where deposites will be received on which an
interest of6 per cent. will be paid on all sums re-
naming on ose six months longer, and five per
cent. for a shorter period.
This institution has been in existence twenty eight
years; has loaned over eight millions of dollars; has
no suspended debt; has never lost dollar, failed
to pay any certificate when due.
JNO THOMPSON, President,
WIN. II. CHRISTIAN, Cashier,
NH 5-ts GEO. STEEL Secretary.
| (tAPITA l. SJO,OOO.-COMMEkC
| ~ SAVINGS BANk.-Office at the store of Quares
| d Brooke, on l4th street.
Depostors in this institution will receive six pei
| cent. all sums remaining deposte six month.
! or longer, and five per cent, for a shorter time
WING. PAINE, President.
| r. I. BROOKE, Treas. jY Cts