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M ALL PAPER, WALL PAPER-Have

w you any bare walls, smokey walls, or any kind
NOT papered? If so don't fail to cover them with
thing handsome in the way of paper, comfort and
beauty, and always desrable; don't forget that the
very thing you want is at No. Z. We haye more than
we want for our own use, and can part with some OH
cheap terms.
TARPET, CARPET Carpets are one OF
" the comforts of life; not only labor saving, but
ornamental! Where is the person who abide pun
choon Roors II is certainly economy TO have every
house carpeted; remember tlat have carpets from
37i cts to 81 ,o5 per yard.
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HLOCKS-We have just received a large
" assortlneH call and soc them. A. v. HoRR & Co.
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9000 YARDS Carpetng just received
AUUU and for sale at a small advance above cost
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Plc0sc take Notice.

Please take Notice.
TN these Hard Times we will endeavor to
i to make it easy possible to purchasers partic
ularly in the saving Of cash. 80,
We will for the cash deduct per cont on any e'h
amounting to ten dollars over after selling the goods
at the lowest cash prices - ,,.t,,,,,,o,, a.. is
Nov. 29,.sI .rg J. H. Busi WINS 20
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New Goods.

HHAMBRAY'S-20 pieces of those dark
u nInin Chombray's thai have been 50 Huch called
for the best goods in America for shilling per yard
Just received 4. II. u. DAYS
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COD FISH-A prime lot just reed and for
L sale by NOV. ISL A. V. HenR Il Co,
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A s this is progressive world, wewil en-
n deavor to keep up with the fast times, without "
particular kind Of add stopping to get rested and If
cheap goods and small profits demonstrate this pro-
gressive age, we are not be numbered among those
who fall short OF the 95 cent reduction.
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all Wool French Me-
III nnoes, such usually sell for los can be bought
for Is per yard at II. la DAf'n'
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pLACK SILKS--A large assortment of
ID Black Silks at csc per yard less than ever before
sold can be found at II. i. DAYS.
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)0CHESTS of that Tea just reed and GO
~ ing at3Is cent. per ID. A. v. HOAX q Co.
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The deaths up to this hour are %, - far
as could he ascertained They are: L Arm
stead: child of w Hodges; William Etherage;
child Of Jas Jarvis; child OF Jos Mann.nE;
child of X Ross; Sarah Barckley. cold; child
of Mrs Sweeney; Mr. Brittingham Henry Bar
rett; Leroy l. Brown; Mrs NJ l. Alywin, wife
of the pursers clerk of the ship Pennsyiva-
MIA: child of John Silver; John Feed, col d.;
Mrs Thos L Johnson; negro man, name un
known: and seven at Hospital. There were
about Is new cases.
I am happy to inform you that Mr. w K
Singleton, beyond the expectation OF his ply.
stefan, is fast recovering. Mayor kiske will
soon be out. Two of the Southern nurses
are sick at the Crawford House, Miss Pat
terson of La, and Mr.. Kelly of Ga DIR
Berry of Tenn, and DR. Walters of Bait, are
sick at the residence of w IL Wilson. DIR
Berry is not expected to live. Richard Nash
is very low, and will not recover.
The wind has been from the East during
the day, and chilly. The thermometer st IL
o o'clock to day stood at 20
Messrs S T Hart, G Holiday and Holt
Wilson, men worthy the name, are still up,
and have thus far escaped the scourge, and
are laboring steadily and earnestly in the
cause OF suffering humanity. God only
knows what We would have done without
them. You're, V.
September 81, 4. M-The deaths of last
night are; Robert Graves. Richard Nash,
Peter Gslilee, Peter Kelly, and Miss Annie
Boswick v.
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had had for long time at their respective

homes
Y n own Msynr very promptly and kindly re-
.'a :, our call. and sent Ne e200; ard the
peosi. have sent us provisions. mattresses. ard
40. ,Soeeo every thing they thought We needed for
storm The other night, was that the lag staff plant.
ou AZ Camp Falls" became Iooseued. aud TO save
tne nag, Il was taken down; bu, ths Chairman Of
tae Relief Committee says a. soon 10 the sun
comes out that flag aHAr again fiy, 10 hopefully,
ana a. 1oyfully, - II did the day that the aal-
sn. baimo.eans planted lie staff on the soil OF Old
virginia, and on the domains OF one os virginias
giited sons. Joseph SeRar) and gave Ito stars and
stripes to the breeze, No case Of fever among the
cnizens OF Hampton yet. God grant It may con.
"nae So Very truly, yours. OATS
VIM A Graves aud Robert Rodman, U S
Navy, and Miss NJ Alvin, whose sister has
dled are among the sick in Portsmouth ;
Mrs Joseph Arlington, of Norfolk, has en-
tlreiy recovered from severe attack of the
fever.
MRS Samuel II Borum, of Norfolk, is reco-
eriug.
Among the deaths is that of DR. Fredericks,
of New York.
A correspondent of the Baltimore Ameri-
can estimates the total deaths since the COM
meRcement of the fever at 1000, which is one
out OF every three persons in the city. The
great Plague in London only killed one in
every ten of the population.
DIR Hamil of Philadelphia, writes that the
fever has invaded the encampments around
Portsmouth, and is very fatal there.
The correspondent of the Baltimore Sun
says A few evenings since an accident oc-
cured 10 the sick chamber of one of the
sufferers, that was near proving serious The
daughter hof Mr. j Doland was ill of fe-
yer at Mr. Holmes, on Dulce street, and
while she lay suffering in bed. the nurse
brought in can with fluid to fill the lamp.
Forgetting to extinguish the light, she I'M
screwed the top and commenced pouring ia
the liquid, when an explosion took place,
and the bed and other articles in the room
were set on fire.
The mosquito netting was in blaze, and
the patient was in great danger of being
burned to death, and Il was time Of great
alarm and excitement. Her father being
present, however. seized his daughter, run
down stairs with her, and placed her on an.
other bed. After which the fire was extin-
guished. but not without considerable diff.
Guilty, and badly damaging the bedding and
other articles in the room. No person was
seriously injured.
Salem, Mass, has raised s25OO for the suf-
ferers.
Boston has extended it's quarantine to Goth
Oct.
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COMMERCIAL,

NEW foRK, Sept. 81 --st~cts lower; We 6's eaei.
siour advanced IL cts per bb common to strsieht
STAT brands ~ Is 90; good Ohio o. u; Southern
TINE higher. and quoted at % 60. Wheat a ,rifie
n'sne,; sses 40 600 bushels-southera white 81 10;
rsu % w Corn trifie hieher-Western mixed &c.,
mess Fork 22s Beef uuchatgsd Whi=key 4na
HHAeLEsToN, Sept 1.-Colton declined; good
ladhns quoted at 10 let; sales for the weeh 1900
oaes' Ieceipts for the week $500 bales; stock on
e band 1904 bales Wheat advanced; white 81. go
81 % Corn tending downward. Rice Gecl ned
cent; Ieestpts for week 800 iieress Freights ad.
vAnced Cotton to Lverro u sic s.
BALrIMoRE Sept. Il Flour firm. but not n meta.
pie higher; 10 ward street and Ohio 81 IS; CITY Mills
offered at VI 81 Wheat firm, with slight improve.
msnf; red 81 72OSl 75 u h,te 81 820Sl 60 Corn
unchanged; white s709o; 5ello~ s809O cts Provi-
SONS generally unchanged. Mess Pork 2l4022 cts:
SHOULDERS llDi23 hams l20l2!c. Bacon sides 1Ss q
lSa cts; shoulder Lard ia
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS


GRAND LODGE OF ODD FELLOWs
>. bnALTIMoRE, Sept 2I.-The Grand Lodge
oI ood Fellows in session here, determined
'o-oay, oy two-thirds vote, to reject the
amendments to the constitution, offered last
year, proposing to stike out all reference TO
the Encampment.
several other unimportant amendments
were rejected.
-, AN adjournment it is expected will take
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AUCTION A.ALE >
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
ITO STONE MAsONS.-WilI be sold in
Il Frsderickshurs. 90 THURSDAY morning. the
9Th instant At ths 6tsns Yard of Alexander Lsns--
ca pair Marble Granite Stones
Marble Monuments
lot Of dressed and undressed stops
full set of Quarry Tools, including sIiows Ar.
vile &c,; Stop Tools
Dsrricts leomplete,) and other things psrtair.
The local c)mp4tition at this sale will be veIy
SMALL viii therefore be 10 the interest Of some
from distances to attend. Sale positive and without
any Iessrve
81 al-5t BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE.
BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,
(Oltice with Geo. Sumner. No. 20 Pearlst)
ELEGANT I'll Gus Z HOLD AND
~ hiTGHEE FURNITURE, ARD ROSEWOOD
CASE AEU FORTE FC.l SALE AT AUC-
TON. -IDteniiag to fomogo from tbs city, | will
sell al auction. w EDEESDAY n ornir ne xt the
26th Sep, commencing at 10 O'Clock, ST my resi-.
derce. corner O. broad and Mayo siLee.s all of my
HouteAu.i .ad III oien Furniture, Piano &c con-
slstiOs III pat vi one elegant Rosewood Case Piano
Forte, ssven ootsVes: Rosewood DTan. al Chairs in
Plush; Etoeere, Mahogany Secretary and Book
Case; Mahogany WaIdrobe; Dress NIX Bureaus; ele-
CANT Rosewood Bedsteads; Feather Beds; Hair and
Shuck Inittresses Bedding; PaTlor and Chamber
Carpets sad ID tting Sideboard; Marble Top Tables
Dining Tables, very fine; Wsshstsn3s with Marble
Tops; Window Curtains and Shades; China, Glass
CT Kitchen Furniture.
TERMs-All sums under $50 cash; $50 and over
months credit, for approved endorsed negotiable pa
per. WIN. S. BEERS.
Sale conducted by
sell THCS. w. KEESEE, Auct.
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BY BAKER, PLEASANTs & CO.
EOR SALE AT AUCTION-We "

ZOE SALE AT AUCTION.-We will
Il sell st Auction on MONDAY, October Isl. 1856,
st the hour Of y O'Clock, upon the premises. in
Known a. .Truwsfkss formerly owned and occupied
by john Hiyard. decd and adj joining the Lands Of
Mr. Christopher Matox and Others the said tract
contains 2S6 the greater portion of which 10
cleared and in good state of cultivation There IL
upon the premises good dwelling. containing seven
rooms together with all the necessary out houses,
all In good order. .,.
Thisis one of the most beautiful and desirable
Farms in lower Virginis it 10 situated II miles be-
low Richmond, on the Chieksheminy; is remarka-
ceptionsble; the land is well adapted to Corn Oats
aud Wheat Mr.. Matox, residing On the Farm, OF
Thomas J. Carter, retiding on Long Isand miles
this side will take great pleasure Ia wing the pre-
Misses to any one wishing to purcbas.
One Dray and three Bugses.
Terms accommodating, and made known al SALE
Sc IL BAKER, PLEASANTs Il co Auc.s
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Acting for A. Cheathan.
se I0-dtds TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts.

DUBLIC SALE Il shall sell on the LIST
L day of September Court, 1856. (TUE8DAY after
Sd Monday In Ssptember,) on the premises. the
TRACT OF LAND upon which formerly lived
near S.evensburg In Cuipeper County. containing
about FIVE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES.
upon the following tsrmE-0ne third cash, ons-third
ia twelve months, and one-third In two years, with
interest on the deferred payments.
Thls land 10 well located, about four miles from
the Railroad, upon the Plank Road leading to Gull
pepper C. H.. In q healthy neighborhood This land
10 susceptible OF toe highest state OF improvement
with good DWELLING and other out.buildinss.
an Is JOHN NORMAN.
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STEAMER RURNT.

new YORK, Sept. 21-The steamer Wave
was burned in North River early this morn
$50 900. "
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.


IA ATTENTION, TURFMEN AND
. BREEDERS The following fine BLOOD
ED STOCK will be offered for sale, at auction, on
FRIDAY, the -Four Mile day OF the Fairfield IVA }
Races, Oct. 5th 1855, imm ediately after the Race
l. Bay Stallion, Grife Edmondson now FIVE years
old, in fine health and condition
Gray mare, Andrewetta, about 18 years old, now
stinted to 0rife. .. -. ..-
s. Gray Colt. By Revenue, dam Andrswetta, now
Syesrs old
4. sorrei Colt, by Tallo Ho, dam Andrewetta.
5. Sorrel Filley. by Revenue dam Andrewetta.
A part Of this stock is owned jointly by Cheatham
TalIey Mr.. Tslley has consented to sell the stock
entire and without the least reserve.
The Stock 10 now at the Fairfield Race Course, in
fine condition. under the immediate charge Of Mr..
j. Taiey, who will take pleasure in giving any nfor.
nation in regard to them.
The property IL sold for division, ON account Of
the continued indisposition of Mr. Chatham.
70 persons wanting such property, q rare chance
is now offered to supply themselves with the best
blood in the county. 4
Terms cash. Z. g. CRUMP,
Acting for A. Cheatham.
Il
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BY PAYNE & MAYO.
TRUST SALE OF VERY vALUA

TRUST SALE OF VERY VALUA-
Il BILE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION-By
virtue of Deed of Trust executed to me BY Thos
J. Glenn bearing date the oath day of September
1851, to aecure to John Womble l. Co., the payment
the premises at public auction. for csIh, on TUES.
DAY. the End day Of October, 1855, at o'clock PM
lot of ground on Leigh street, in the city of Rich.
mond, fronting said Leigh street ia feet, and
running back l65 to an alley; ON which there is a
wooden tenement, which, at the time the said
trust deed was executed was occupied by Daniel P
Howle, and two brick tenements, one of which st
the time aforesaid was occupied by Jacob Hersmap
and the other by Mary Grafton. :
The title is believed TO be perfesty GOOD but the
subscriber, selling as trustee, will convey with
special warranty only.
JOSEPH MAYO, Trustee
Sale conducted by
Sc 20-tds PAYNE l. MAYO, Aucts
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PROGRESS OF THE YELIOW EEvER

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2o.-The yellow fe-
yer Is increasing at Vicksburg, Natchez, and
nearly all the ports Or the Mississippi, Gu
Gnlta and Black Rivers. There were ten
deaths at Canton, Miss, yesterday,
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BY THOMAS w. KESEEE.
lffiaa with Geo,oeI gurnnar NJ, On De-

BY THOMAS W. KESEEE
(Ofiee with Geo'ge J. Sumner No, co. Pearl street.)
CTOCK OF GROCERIES, HORSES
~ AND BUGGY FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Intending 20 decline bushes, for the present will
25th, commencing at 10 o'clock, at my store or
franklin street, near the Old Market, my entire
stock Of GREG res Wives and Liquors, and two rood
Work Horses and one good Buggy and Harness
TERMs-All sums under $50, cash; $50 and over
that amount months credit for approved endorsed
ne eotisble paper. JOHN TALLY
Sale conducted by THOMAS w. kEEsEE, Aucpr.
80
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Correspondence OF the Dispatch.
List Of Deaths, &c.


PORTSMOUTH, Sept 20, 1855.
l send you the following list of deaths for
the "a hours ending this evening. OF course
there are some have not heard of
John L ID Hodges child Nelson Etheredge,
Sarah Manan, negro man of Mr. Brittingham
Henry Barrett, Henry Browns son, Mrs Al
VIM Robt Rodman, Sailmaker U s n John
Reed, Peter Kelly, at the Hospital.
Amos Edwards is not dead.
You're, FRIENpsHIp,
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CERGEANT'S SALE.-Will be sold for
~ cash. on WEDNESDAY, the 26th Of September
bls Council Chamber Hill, Buggy and Horse, to
sati fy an execution in my hands against James p
Ford and George N. Wilson.
JAMES D. Elicit, D for
Sc Is M. NJ Lipscomb, Serg't
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NEW FALL STOCK

HATS, CAPS, &c. DC. &C.
would respectfully inform my friends
and the public that now In receipt Of splendid
stock OF rsps
HATS, CAPS, AND LADIES FURS
much superior to any ever offered to them, when
] will sell, wholesale retail. . good terma
at the Premium Hat Store, No 2G7 Rrosd f.
P. 3. have also on haud o large supply, Of my
own manufacture, Of Cent? DRESS HATS, Of all
Kinds style and prices. from u SO to IS They are
such a. have received the premium fer, the last
and good Hat, will cali at the Premium Hat Store
No 2G7 Broad ct. re I8-1mss n,
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SIGNOR q. GEORGE, Peers

.Nai1 SIGNOR g. GEORGE, PReFEs-
xAyk soR or MUSIC, most respectfully snpoussss
NS944 tojths citizens Of Richmond that he ID pre-
u pared to make engaaements With narents or
cupiis for Instruction IN Music the PIANO
FORTE. GUITAR aud SINGING. a8sas8
siGNoR GEORGE pufsues the Solfeggi syetem of
yoes,jzstion, deemed the only perfscs mode. and
uses the Instruction Books Of Lsbianehe, =. Cooke.
Crevelli, and Signor Born. late Of this eify
~. Ordere may be left ct the Book and Rlono
Forte stoTe Of Messrs James Woodhoase l. Co. l3s
Main st. asgsss % l5--ly
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ROOTS AND SHOES AT AUCTION.
on MONDAY. the 24th. at 10 O'Clock, the remainder
OF his stock Of Boots. Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bsga
30 They are all In good order and regular sizes
Il large portion are of his oion make.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
Sale conducted by LARuS & SHINE,
SELL AuctionaarS
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BY LARUS q SHINE.

BY LAKUS q SHINE.
TRUSTEE SALE OF 4 STOCK OF
n STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS SC &c AT
AUCFION.-Wili be sold at auction in cur store
the entire stock Of James 3. Gibbs, removed from
store NO 81 Main street, consulting in part of Fools.
cap Letter and Note Paper; full bouad blank Books
AL styles and sizes; Law, Medical and Standard
WeIks Also. sn extensive assortment of School
Of sns snsy s complete
The above sale will commence ON THURSDAY
morning. the e7th inst, at 10 O'Clock, in our sales
room tup stsirs) and will be continued every svauius
until she entire stock 10 closed.
Country merchants and the city trade would do
well to attend, a. bargains will be given
eILAS JOHNsON, Trustee.
Sale conducted by LARus & SHINE, Austs.
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BY LARUS & SHINE.

A DMI RATOR'S SALE OF
- hO nSES. MULES, o. &c AT AUCTION
Cn re Tu1oAY morning. the I'D inst, comm peing
~ e;oek ne will sell, at the Horse Lot By or
9ss OF the standardization, the followioe: youns
a nfse@ j. ung work Mule Gold Wet ch add Chain
Sionn, Saddle and Briddle, l pair Saddle Baes7
=, n n. LEE. Admir-. tor H. Deisy
sale conducted by LARus SHINE, Aacts.a51af1
PATENT RIGHT FOR SALE BY
l. AUCTlON.-On SATURDAY morning tn 18th
inst c2In mencns at 10 O'clock We viii sell at the
Horse lot valuable PAT EMIT RIGHT for 100 conn
ties OF the State of Virginia. model OF which 10 now
on exhibition at our store which will also bs shown
on day OF sale and given 10 the purchaser This ID
rare opportunity offered to sntsrprisins man With
small capital az the manufac ure Of the article Il
mete trifis ard no family would be without one.
ss 70 LARUs e. SHINE. Auots
urSsffONEMENr.--fhs above sAis Of sPatant
Right. 10 postponed to next SATURDAY. the ga
~nsni &c VII positively take plsss - advertised.
ssenInC.Ss LARUS SHINE, Auets
SATURDAY morning-4 superior Mich Cow. i
hae Sod Patent Lever Watch T1-1 -
SAL LARUS SHINE. Aust.
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E0R SzIR-THN saAREs HOLE:
So OK --4his = cas q ~ n aaaI11 ~ ls3ets:s
: ;a;.s: H. 5 {. sssi IS slss' .a :
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MERCHANTS AND DRU q GISTS
WI from distance, dealing in Richmond, will
much oblige me By calling and comparing my prices
with these they have been paying. My extensive
acquaintance with the Importers and Manufacturers
enable me to offer every inducement to purchasers
8. p. SEMPLE. Druggist
se2l 202 Main at.
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nARlNG ROBBERY-FIFTY DOL.
IL LARS REWARD.--Ths residence Of the sub.
scriber, on Church Hill was entered ON yesterday
(rhulsd.y) morning, between 9 and 10 O'Clock, and
the following stolen TWO HUNDRED DOL
LARS, con ssting of two S. gold pieces S. Vir-
rina note. and the remainder in silver; and large
lot of CLOTHING. l will give $50 reward for the
recovery of the money. THOS. COOLEY,
ss2 l-St free man of color.
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CASHMERE COATS.-A foil assOft-
~ ment of Plain and Fancy Cashmere Goats made
up In the very best STYLE and for sale at
prices. KEEN, BALDWIN l. CO.,
SELL 1e2 Main ct
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TO HOUSEKEEPERS.-EVAN

ITO HOUSEKEEPERS EVANS DE-
= POT or CHINA, GLASS. EARrHENWAkE.
TABLE CUTLERY. &c.-Persoua soins 70 mouse
ried and ehoies assortmsut OF 0tnner and Tea Scr
Vices Cut Pressed and Piaia GLASS; Table Cssisry,
ron k9dse,s Son; Plated Goods wsissn sna Tee
A1eO-A dss lot Of Ist ~ kAe aass
Call . III Maia street, on rv.s.
@,sAs,lil. s.'sss.ss ri 0.s'''a. iss.si
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= NEW STOCK OF FALL m
BaOODS -HENRY w. QUARLEa.

DEALER IN HATS. CAPss BooTs, sHoEs. faunKs.
kc, respectfully hogs leave to announce to the pub.
10, that be ID soy prepared 70 offer 20 the pablie
one OF the commanding stocks In bic lino
offered In this city His stock - now oomptets snd
with the assurance that his prices shall be sstisas
tory. ~ aa seIl-0
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COLLEGE AND SCHOOL TEXT

~ BOOKS JAS WOODHOUSE CO. have
supplied themselves with extensive stock ct
SCHOOL, ACADEMIC AND COLLEGE
TEXT BOOKS,
Embracing the latest and most approved works
dies. #E
rood ,tock of GrsSl .tio F,sneh' Italian. Ger.
man and Spanish Books ~ approved authors
Teaehers. Parents and Pupils can procure rom
the subscribers ever thing they may require To the
gay OF sheooi Books and Stationery, upon reafon-
able terms -Il se s
= liberal discount made 10 Tssehes.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS snb :
~ ~fih.F Is rerevsl p ~ ssu sAoe. - ~.
r. = q. 4es.sso Sss.oss, wSss. s. /. sssss..
. 81 este sli sIdeSs b his iiss In .h~ woss 4.
"a ~ .fScs. sse ~ = zas..ss ]. y. ,s'eass
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,

SCHOOL BOOKS AVN
SCHOOL STATIONERY.
BUTTER & SIMONS,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
1877, MAIN STREET.
4 feU doors from Messrs. Kent Paine & Co.'S,
Are prepared to furnish all ths School Books in
general use.
ALSO,
lowest terms. A liberal discount to Teachers
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IN STORE AND FOR SALE, Ar
Il VERY Low PRICES
"a and "A Brown Sheetinss
Oznabures; Bleachsd Shestings and Shirtings
Bed, Negro. Horse and Foet Blankets
Wedding and Bats
Kentucky Jeans; Tweeds; satinetts
Cassimeref of all kinds
Black and cold Broad Cloths
Window HOLLANDS; Oil Cloths ard Piano Covers
Linsess; Bed Ticks; Fustians and Corduroys
Heavy country-woye Jeans aud full Iiusavs
English Negro Cloths, Kerseys and "a Plattnss
SnaKe-Skin Vssting
Vaepcie Velvet and Satin Vesting
Caps. Hoods, Rigoettes and Sleeves
Buck Gloves, Hosiery and Spool Cottons
Prints Silks and Merincs
Shawis, Cambrice and Curtains
EmbroideIies English French, Scotch and Irish
The largest stock OF Brussels Carpets in the Com.
monwealth
Velvet Carpets; Ingram Carpets
Druggett.; Crumb Cloths and Rugs
Alpacas # all styles
Brown Hollands; si!eceas
Table Cloths and Towels
With many other fresh and desirable goods just to
hand.
ON CONSIGNMENT:
Bonsscks Negro cans; Charlottesville Jeans; Bale
Cottons and full assortment Of Dicks cele.
brated sx-Cord spooIs
A long line of Ladies' Printed Mouslines. to close
the invoices in quantities to suit the purchasers
dEcte D. H. LONDON