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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-10-03
Flour Barrels Wanted

4 T the Clnrksburg Mill, for which the subscri-
a bers will pay tho highest market cash price.
SAAI'L. R. STEEL & BkO.
Clarksburg, Sept. Srd, lS55.-sep5 3m
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List of Letters

. AASC Oh 41GGCCPS
D EMAINING in the post office az Clarksburp
IL Va, Sept. 30th, 1855. Persons calling 70
these letters will please say that they are adver
tised.
Armstrong, VIM lKeary, John
Berk, Fat Kelly, James F.
Barnes, D Lynott, James
Boring, Archibald Norman d Little
BGstable, "A Nj lMyres, George
Brockin9ton, James Metcalf, Jacob G
Cunningham, David Marsh, L
Carr, Hugh Madden James
Conely, Pat Maxwell, Nathaniel
Cunningham, John Millar, Miss Sarah )
ClOughAn, William Marshall, II B
Collons, H B McNemar, Phillips
Coyner Robert McDonnal, Rev SH
Dubois az Purycar Palmer, James
Douglas, a D Proctor J
DNrbin, j w Ringlcr Franklin
DAVIDSON, Mrs j Robson, William
Emmerick BIS Rider, Bennett
Elliott Truman Sandy, Seth
Elizabeth, Miss Smith, w F
Ford, John Smith, Miss S A
Fall. Conrad Surihcr, 3 j
Graham, Elias ,Schitf Levi
Grithn, Thos Stillans, Rev j
IIOblitzcll, W L Smuldridre, John
Herlty, Ann Stout, Mrs. Matilda J
IIansford, Miss Eliza J Spatcs 6, IIusscv
!!lIIman, William iTomlinson, james W
Illcrshbcrgcr, j Id Tarcnner Chas II
Hopkins, John .Vallcndighnm, L
Hopkins, VIM Wolf, II BIS
uanmon, Joseph iWilbush, John
HOmbrnlI, James A ,Wilaus, Lourv
johnson, Joseph Wright, Gorby w
Jones, Elizabeth Mrs Wcrningcr, W n
Joyce, Sarah wheeler, Mrs Luke
Jones, Mary NJ
d. S. GRIFFIN, 2. NJ.
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From tho CINCINNATI Daily Times.

7
THE LITTLE GIANT."-By invitation We call
terdny, to witness tho operation of what the in
vontOr has dcnominated the Z" Little Giant Corn
and Cob Mill" lfever namo was we'll applied
it is in tho present instance. Tho mill only
weighs about thrco hundred pounds, and with a
single horse attached to ten foot shaft, it eats
up corn and cob e with vengeance" 1t is got
up on an Improvement tho best patcnt of tho
@ SS6 nas 66 pnt and is set
motion in 90 minutes, and cAn afterwards be Od-
justcd and used with ease by any body. 1t will
grind with case from twelve to fourteen bushels
per hour. je27 tt
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-10-03
DIED,

AT Hannibal, Mo-, after M illness two days
and twelve hours, from internal hcmorage, carls-
I'd by injury received from overurning OF Il coach,
WIN. II. eldest SON of Evan and Cuthnrine Car
mack, late Of Milford, Harrison Co., Va, and
more recently of Illinois, aged 30 years and one
month. lie leaves behind him young aud heart
stricken wife to whom he had been united but
one brief month.
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EZRA, D. HARTwELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCH1LD, Secretary. sopaS 1 !
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-10-03
l.. S. 4 w. w. Lewis.

ATTOKNEYS AT LAW,
West Union, Va.
Address VIM. W. Lewis, West Union. bod
bridge county, Va.,-C. S Lewis, Clurksbnrg,
Va. my3l ~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-10-03

"A. #. Barnes,
nEALER in Books and Stationary, and all
IL such articles as appertain to the Book busi-
ness. Main street, Clarksburg, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-29

The RIOT AND MURDER AT NEW HAvEN.-Tht
telegraph has already briefly mentioned a murder
Gus ARRAY that occurred at New Haven, Conn, on
Saturday evening, in house where rattle and
dance were going on. Thomas Cummins and
William Grant, the two policemen, were attracted
TO the house by an unusual noise, and on arriving
there attempted to arrest young man name i
Creamer, who was Intoxicated The Courier SAYS:
rs Upon this, the lights in the room were put ont
and general emeute took place Mr. Grant was
thrown to the floor, the drunken Dreamer falling
upon him, clnching him by the throat Mr. Cum
minis went to his assistance, and while in the dis.
charge of his duty, was struck with a slung shot
or some other instrument which made a terrible
wound in his head
number of the gang present-all of whom were
Irish-then pitched upon Grant, took away his club
kicked him badly in the face, and struck him a
heavy blow on the head The crowd then left
and the policemen both of whom were faint and
nearly exhausted from the loss of blood, sue
ceeded in getting away from the house and reach
ing the policeofice Young Dreamer, the drunk en-
offender was arrested and lodged in Jail
Messrs Cunmins and Grant, although covered
with blood and presenting frghtful appearance,
were not thought at this time to be dangerously
wounded and after having the wounds dressed
Mr. Grant went home and Mr.. Cummins repaired
TO St Pauls Church-of which he is sexton-for
the purpose OF building fires on Sunday.
Nothing more was seen or heard of him until
yesterday morning, about o'clock The children
connected with the Sabbath school, repaired TO the
church at the usual hour in the morning to attend
their lessons, but were unableto obtain admttance
Some OF them looked in at the windows and saw
him sitting there, apparently asleep but he answer
ed not their caiis-he was dead Dr. Hooker was
called upon, who entered the room and found him
as described above, cold and stiff
Mr.. Grant Is considered in a critical condition,
and at periods yesterday was in a derapged state
OF mind He has frightfu wound in his head
and MS face was horribly mangled by the kicks h.,
received from his assailants
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THE MISSING Boston MERCHANT.-The Ros.
ton Courier of Tuesday says:
MIR. Josiah b. Kilbourne is still ,niss,. 7.
pears that his financial affairs were somewhat con-,
peated II is stated that in addition to s750oO in
notes given by him in the name of French Wells
q 20, Tor stock OF the Grocers' Bank, which he
nad pledged In the street for eighty-three por cent
there Is large amount obtained on similar notes
on the street, and the firm have dissolved ma
snip, and are now engaged in ascertaining their
position. Among other notes given by Sir XII.
bourne In the name of the firm was one for about
SSf,ooo 10 porter of the Revere House for money
loaned by him to Mr. Kilbournp
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AMERICAN MEETING AT I,oUIsvtJr Nv
iarse american meeting in which there were rer =.
[ssehatves from Pennsylvania Illinois. Louisiana
ONO and Massachusetts, took place at Lonisv;lIe
n.y. tnaesaay j., The ting adopted resolutions
the occurrences in Louisville of the 6tb Of io
them &c. -"'p'ii'ipie LOT
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s.i ma a.a FisHERIEs.-The Bay Chalcur vcs.
seis are now arriving in great numbers ~ cI',
Jester, and the fleet are nearly all in. In three
tho ioIly vessels arrived at that port and
.' o "isest hrin IN town, we heard had four tbms.
s' a barrels OF mackcrel afoat at their wharf. |.
since Recently the vessels ON This cos 81
naa fair fishing and seycr, Of 4,
1rar., Monday ' very wei Boston
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SUPPOSED MURDER--On "Wednesday nie,, /, -
Pee ne schooner Endora, Capt. Palmer, from Deem
ohser,s Spnn;, ylng In the port of New York, was
sons o - th suudeniy to Keel over and go down Per
q, on the wharYes saw the accident by the ,ao,
on hoard went out in boats to the relief of those
W Svara They found the negro cook in hos.
notwiihstsn aha arrested tire him On Monday last
crew had left the vessel before se eue captain and
as suspected and grapping irons being lei
en- with blood The negro Is now IL
aud examined 49, 'e'aeiis 10 be raised
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THE COLLINS MAIL STEAMSHIP ADRIATIC-
This new steamship for the Collins line, which will
be ready for launching in March next is to be com
manded by Capt James West, of Philadelphia
The Adratc will measure 4, $50 tons, Custom house,
and 5000 tons of carpenters measurement Her
length, over ALL is 35l feet by 50 feet breadth of
beam. Her engines are building at the Novelty
Works. Captain Briggs is to succeed Captain
West in the command of the steamship Allan
tic " '
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tHE UNDERGROUND RAILRoap-Tbe ex,m;
natlon Oh WIN. d. Lambdin and Benz Collins for
attempting 10 run off five slaves from No,foix 90 o
ressei mas been postponed until tomorrow. Tn Tho
hina orns;. capt Lambdin has published card Ia
from escaping s e ''io saves
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-29

TAMgRIcAS CLAIM on nprrcr
IRON InssIe IN the Journal dea Debats s,..a sa
on tne Atn November two United Sac. 81 .hat
% sustain sd af fbs e rses aolIzsa
asa'y q Aneresa n Consult asd a ss.'es 10 The I'd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-29

OF the l4th, says N1N' 70 Courier
The mail received on Monday br;n..
lying intenisence that the reciprocity act na.
IN the iast session of local legislature a
United to her Majesty for ratification, received ,.
"sseil OF INC Queen In council about the ootb Of
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FEW PLAIN Oj7ESTTONS which

a ~ Fo1NCl 1oAtS "nt'Ai
ought to considers:
Have you SAFE ?-not one ofthe worthless arti-
der, made BY B. G. WILDER L CO. If you have
not, the following further interogatories deeply
interesting to you: $500
Would not the destruction of your valuable books,
subject you to serious, if not ruinous loss
Since such calamity can be avoided during your
lifetime by an outlay of fifty, hundred. or two
hundred dollars, in the purchase of Safe does not
true economy counsel that outlay! ~ p.
If You pay annually for insurance your stock in
trade, Is it not equally important effect insurance
on your books, papers, &c. for series of years by
paying small premium once for all
The agents for this State are -.--s
WILLIAMS BROTHER
no 1 Corner Csrv aud Pc. VI a..
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T9E 19AlL g DISPATCH.

..c>-~-s c~ Ms-~siss. Nevenher -, 1855.
Tharsuay - ~~s-ss-.~~s-~---ry~, --~-----.-
q p r. James Esq, = a present U fhiiadai-
phiA & $500. co,,, ,,.r.
six unfinished houses p Bsidsepor' Conn., were
blown down on Saturday morning
~. -. - a GOO has bssn contributed to tho
.,s.,; ~ Il Baptist College IN Independence,
Texas
80 m New Orleans died from thu effects of the
wound, on the 2lst inst ~
Mary Monsrity. tried for the murder Of IohI
shehaa, her sedacer in Memphis, Tean', mas Dee'i
& acquitted.
4bout six times the usual amorxf sf wineer
wheat it is said, has beensown in "e"efn !" h-
sour this year.
Prof sillman is delivering a course of lectures
beforc the Mercantile Library Associa1sono On ni-
Louis.
ON Friday. sixsy-three slaves, including t~srty-
seven under eiehtyears of age sold at Savannah
for SIS o2s-an average of $3.50 each.
DIR. o. f. Turner of Philadelphia, has been elect
ed President of 'The American Medical Socae1y ai
Paris"
Cream upon milk is abou. the only article wssef,
has no; risen Of late Nothing has gone down. sfI
the mercury in the thermometer.
Dr. Heru,ann Francks, a German physicianf
some celebrity killed his son, and then Mnlsch. &c
Brighton, Eng on the Sd inst
Mrs Sweetman, of Medina, Il. Y, has been killed
by an apothecary. who put up strychnine for her
instead of morphine.
number of men from Kanawha CO., Va, with
Their slaves, bound 10 Kansas, passed through Gin
cinnat last week.
The value of foreign goods imported into the
port of Boston during the week ending 9th INST,
amounted TO 1924. 554
A suit against the British Consul, in Cincinnati,
for SOB for the board of the recruits enlisted by him
there has been decided in favor of the plaintiff
/ Of
cd at the Spring Garden Institute Philadelphia on
Monday evening.
The Legislature of South Carolina met at Column
bra on the 18th. The Governors message was
Short and devoted to internal improvements.
The towers of the suspension bridge below Ro-
chester n Y, fell ON the 26th, and the bridge be-
came a total wreck. No one injured
Rachel left Philadelphia for the South on Tues
day, and is now as the Gilmer House, Baltimore.
Associate Justice Dunlop, it is said, viii receive
the appointment of Chies Justice of the United
States Circuit Court for the District of Columbia,
vice Judge Cranch, deceased D..
Mr. Limberger, jeweller Of New York was
robbed in Baltimore, Tuesday, Of Z yalse contain
ing $500 worth of jewclry
W. T. Vaughan was killed in New York, Tues
day. by the falling of the flag staff from the roof Of
\ the Broadway Theatre
The store of Stacey Counts. Boston, was robbed
Of $1,000 worth Of silks, the night of the 20tt
Il inst
A mule two years old and seventeen hands higl
was received in New Orleans few days since
II is supposed TO be the largest animal ever RAISED
in Kentucky.
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EDUCATION.

TITY SPRINGS INSTITUTE, 9th ST..
~ between Clay ard MaIshal-The next session of
my School viii commence Sept 18th, and close the
first Friday in July.
TERMS:
For English Scholars. $S2
For Classical do Observation-Disclosures. SO
Sc 10 dim H. P. TAYLOR.
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NTEVy Ni;Y 1;O5lDS AND ANCY7

NEW DRY GOODS AND EA n q \
~ STORE AT 223 BROAD STREET-We would
call the attention of the trade to beautiful and
nicely selected stock of goods, consisting of Ladies'
Dress Goods, Trimmings, Embroideries, &c. English
Mernos q cents all wool DeLanes, 81 cents per
yard; beautiful Mousine at % and II cts; Ribbons,
all qualities; Moire Antique Trimming from to so
cts per yard, and great many other very desirable
goods. Call early and you will find excellent bargains
ut the now store of L. CAMP Il Co,
oc Is 223 Broad st.
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$50, 900 S &STM q II d5sETsa !nb
scribers IL tending make change in their business
the LIST of January next will sell their entire stock of
Ready-ma Clothing at cost for cash. We do not
put this advertisement in for effect but the goods
must be Sold and will sell them at cost for cash.
S. MERCHANTS WEISGER,
no ~ liz Main street.
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.-,,,,,1. CFYTHAL Raj

-.hfzsz- eVAITATI0H or 5 ST9C d6R ShsSasL T
TfON OF FREIGHT ON ToBACOo,, ia, 0i si,,e,..
AND LfME!-Notce il hereby syy l,s. have re mr.
yelling the Cars OF This 'olPauf ,rs,G,sn ~ Pef,
. .on or oI By ' Sa .S a il Sex e.
ared or killed by this company aa., Dc , se te
oath by two freeholders, one Of ssrtop Mater
leCted by the nearest Depo. As.uas Who ,ha. % Ha
other officer OF the ComFsny al" "'''
ied of the time Of valuation. r.tlss which s3 .
For reduction of Freight see see, I = s,'PpET Tte;i
issued In few days. JOHN GAi'i'f'' -
Office Va. Central r. X. Co, no Z;-6lT
November 30 1850
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A REDUGED PRICES.--AII the Vr.;-
cry OF Einbroideries on hand, will be offeraa l,
~ reduced prices from this day. consistin. ~
im reediew0fk Collars. Sleeves banda Ca. ~
"a ~ q &e-st : }. MILLHIsER BRO.
Ho~ 1855 Broad street
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I1AMILY GROCEKIEs .--The subscriber

FAMILY GROCERIES.--The subscriber
has just opened, at the of Main and 9th sts
(B. L. S. jones' old stand,1 choice assortment of
articles: Family Flour; Mountain Roll and Goshen
Keg Butter. extra fine; Choice Teas best Old Java
Coffee; Loaf and Crushed Sugars Coffee Sugar. also
low priced Sugar and Coffee; choice old and Ba
con Hams; with general assortment of Groceries
which has been purchased for the cash, and win be
sold low for the same, or to punetual customers.
oc 29---Ims RO. FL. JARVIS.
p. S.---I shall also keep constantly hand, Meal
Corn, Oats, and Wheat 0fial; such Ship Stun;
Brown STUFF; Bran, &c. RH.J.
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WILL SELL PRIVATELY three har-

WILL SELL PRIVATELY three hsF-
4 dred acres of Land in the county OF Hanover
the Immediate vicinity of Slash Cottage upon IeI t
able terms This Land Is in two parcels, o'' ~
bred acres is within half mile OF the CniiatL
portion of the tract formerly owned ~
Jones Two hundred acres tall wood ,snol
one mile and half of the Cotage and IS FI n.,,
the Machumps tract, owned formerly By IT. PS, ".
More than half fhi. land Is in origins! g'o"ih ~ ~
which there is some good timber the fsiLhas a5 -
second growth pine: admirably sltsa , ~ ,ols
railrOad purposes There IS timber ana "egI -,
On the land to pay for IT. so said y GOOD .1.ss' r,
pecting to leave the country the i't Of j'h1s n,
re ason for selling Any communicate, strer
Hanover Court House, vii! inett Wy iHrffiIF3RPG
ton. no l9--ti0D L. - -
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

WATCHES ANO JEW Kiln :.
81 KEEP YOUR TIME, MISS LUCY.
IA Oh keep the time, Miss Lucy,
Ey3 And don't go out shopping,
49, For shall come at one o'clock
My lord the clock is stopping!
And how shall now know the time
Why ask Miss Ellen Wicker
And take it to Bartholomew,
And very soon he'll fix her.
Pll take it there, Miss Lucy, now,
As by his store pass,
And get him for to clean my watch
And fix in it glass.
For heve heard the people say
If work you have to do,
At the corner of Eleventh street
Lives Bill Bar-thol o-mew.
SO now call from Lucy's friends,
And to others-tell them So
That now my advertisement ends,-
To make stop watches 90.
w J. BARTHOLOMEW, Matchmaker,
no 20 Corner 18th and Main st.
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e - AClO,iMlt3l,RP = : A I'D n

LA -, AIN~CHANGs.Eo S 81 AZ
instant the Accommodation Tram t 2. YES nr
will run daily Sundays exeePteoj
and Richmond. n serPE: .
Leaving Milford ct q oel9es ,-: = n Riehao''
the Cottage for breakfast ard sfl''' II
81 o'clock, a. NJ. .. 3 oeloei ! =
Returning. will leave Richmond a,
and roach Milford at 81 O'clock /: -; =" s,sh ssy
Stopping for passengers az shy e,,.;o,
Fare the same as on the Kessi .s,L,1-FJ, RUTH
Agent Of T'aI'i'
Office R., r. 20. r. r, Co. bo-
Richmond Nov. 20, 1892 ---S..S i.
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NTEN,s AND BOYs, WEAR.--Cloth. Cas-
lNI simeres, Tweed and jeans Silk, Satin, Velvet
and Cashmere vestingx black fancy colored and 6g'd
Six Cravats and scarfs; Linen Cambria and Snk
Pocket Hdkfs; Latnbs-wool Merno and Cotton Half
Hose; Gloves and Suspenders. large variety; Shaker
and Merino Net Shirts and Drawers; Sups riar Silk
and bingham Umbrellas A large assortment on hand
and for sale very CT cap. ~
~ M. ROSENRAUM
= u~<~3
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5
They may be found at Paterson h jackson. Lain.
ley l. Rohinson's, VIM. F. Noers T. J. Picots A, b..
dcker's, s. NJ. Zachrisson's, Chas Mlspgush's Ben.
nett Beers, aud Alex Duyars Druggists, Richmond,
Va.
All orders promptly offended TO- ann
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THE MUSIC STORE.-I

eaEtEl- THE MUSIC STURE.-P
tsezfsE5Fll1 7s5ElEs II. TAYL0R would remind his
~ m Fl N friends and the public generally that
u y his store is on Governor street.
where may be found PIANO FORTES, MELODE-
ONS, GUITARS FIOLINS, FLUTES and ACCOR-
Deems of the best quality, and at the lowest prices
He is sole agent in this city for the sale Of the cele
brated Nunns Clark's PIANOS, which are not sur
passed by any other makers, and equaed but by few
Also Gale & Co.'s superior Piarcs.
Guitar and Violin STRINGS, of the best quality
He has the largest stock of MUSIC TO be found in
this State and constantly receiving the latest publ
caors which he will sell the reduced prices
and upon good terms can be had elsew here.
~ Planes tuned repaired and let on hire
tE- Old Planes taken in part pay for new ones.
~
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Day GOODS. CLOTHING. &c.

rTsO UOUs EKEEPERS.- -We have ON
II hand tie followiue very desirable articles fer
ho.s ping purposes. which visell :. very low
p' ia ia, 12.4 and 1874 Enslish Bed Blankets,
1914. ia, ia and 1874 Domestic DO.
Marseilles Quiits, sass
Pillow Linen and Pillow Cotton,
Plain and Figured Furniture DiInity,
White and colored Furniture Fringe,
Plain and Figured Oh Cloths,
Daxlask Table Cloths,
Darnask Napkins and Doyies,
Every description Of Toweiiines
Piano and Table Covers, - ,s,.s7ss 1sfFMN
French and English Furniture Chintz,
Plain and Printed p paRKER. NIMMo & CO,
f43 Eagle Square
= .,c7,,1E Nd FOX SALE A1Sx1EEkY
Low PRicEs--.
O1naburrs; Biesched sheetnsa and shirtinss
Bed, Negro, Horse and Foot biankes
Wadding and Bats
Kentucky Jeans; Tweeds; oalnets
Cassneres of all kinds -
Black and colorcd Broad Cloths
Window Hssnds; Oil Cloths ana Iiano 0o'e'
Linseys; Bed Ticks; Fustians snd Cordnroys
Heavy country-woye Jeans and full Linseys
English Negro Cloths, Kerseys and IA fiatapss
Snake-Skin Vestings - =.
Vacncie, Velvet and Satin Vestings
Cans Hoods, Rigolettes and Sleeves
Buck Gloves Hosiery and Spool eo'tons
Prints Silks and Merinos
Shawls Canbrics and Curtains
Embrodaries-Enslish, French, Scotch and Irish
The largest stock of Brussels Carpets in the Con-.
monweath
Velvet Carpets; Ingram do t'F
Druggetg; Crunb Cloths and Rugs
Alpacas of Gil styles
Brown Hollands; Sieceas
With many other fresh and desirable COOS Just to
hand
ON CONSIGNMENT:
Bonsacks Negro Jeans; Charlottesville Jeans; Bale
Cottons and full assortment OF DICKS ceie-
brated six-Cord Spools.
long line of Ladies' Printed Mouselines to close
Oh in O purchasers.
3 &c 2iMdScts D. H. LONDON.
~aa 1SHy.-NEW FALL GUUU s.
"A HEADQUARTERS FASHIONABLE CLIO
Va THING AND MERCHANT T Al L r s.
.IIA- SrORE.-The subscriber has Just received his
complete stock Of FAN Goods, the largest and most
varied assortment he has had and be sur
passed BY any, consisting in part OF, viz:
Coats Cvercoats; Lamartinesi Taimss Shawis; &c
Blue Black Brown Dahlia and Olive and Dress Frock
Goats
Business Coats of all shades and qualities
Pants-Englisi,, French and American Cassimeres OF
ell colors Fl -
vests-Rich Fancy Cut Velvets, Pushes
6 Silks Embroidered Cassimeres
White Tinsel Silk and Velvets, for party pur.
Furnishing Goods-Such az Shirts, Collars, Drawers,
Socks Cravats, Suspenders Gloves, STOCKS,
Hdkts., Ties, &c.
MERCHANT TAILoRs DEPARTMENT. n.
French and English Cloths and Cassilneres every
grade and coor ..
Rich Cut Velvets; Fancy Silks
White Velvets and Silks plain and rich figured, for
party Vestings, &c. ..--- -
He has in his employment the best of CUTTERS
E. 3. SPENCE,
No IF Main nd streets,
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P1TAL S5O,OOO.-CONIsfEHC
~ SAVINGS BANk.-Otiice at the store OF Quarles
4 Brooke, on 18th street.
Depositors in this institution viii receive six per
cent. on all sums remaining deposite six months
Or longer and five per cent, for shorter time.
WIN. 6. PAINE, President.
r. T. BROOKE, Treas. iy Cts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-29
SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS.

G1VfNGs IIsTITI Tf0N OE RICH-
- MOND-Offce removed to the Store of Chris
tian 4 Lathrop, No. SO Main street-In conse-
quence of the resignation of David R. Crane, VIM H.
Christian was unanimously elected Cashier. The of
fee has been removed to the of Christian La-
trop, where deposites will be received on which an
interest off per cent. will be paid all sums re-
mainins deposie six months or longer and FIVE pei
cent. for u shorter period.
This institution has been in existence tpenty-ejaht
years; has loaned eight millions OF dollurs has
suspended debt has lost one dollar or failed
70 pay any certificate when due.
r.. JNO. THOMPSON, President,
VIM II. CHRISTIAN Cashier
NH etg HUGH w FRY Secretary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-29

BLANKETS, BLANK have one
- of the best stocks of Blankets of any house in
the city, from the lowest to the finest quality Also
prices Call and see them.
...-.. J. & IL. ROSENBAUM,
no II .... 1879 Broad street.