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A. NEW sTOCk OF FALL e7

~RGUDDS-HENR1 W. QUARLES,
DEALER IN HATS, CAPS, Doors, I'D
saoEs TRuSgs. &c. respectfully begs leave TO an
norucr 10 the public. that he is prepared to offer
u the public one Of the most commanding stocks i'll
l. line I, Ell offered i'll this city. His stock is now
complete and he asks the attention of city and
tg dealers with the that his prices shall be
satisfactory Sc Its
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.nIDATEs FOR OFFICE.
-. ,.~ 800. Of the County of Hen.

RI To the 'o,ens--James Elicit, ESQ., having re-
&c; Fei9s f CLERK of the County Court OF Hen
srsi tx oee ~ Of many friends announce my
- TIE s'a' Ear that Office Having discharged
:. 1'nnty Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF the
= aaes .. for the past three years pledge
rssiJ o. ta5 "a this office. to use every exertion
y .ssths.ss t"e '1''~ JOHN n. HARRISON.
a lin
.,o voters of TIenricO.-FeilOw
r. re .n ' candidate to fill the vacancy In the
ries' ~, ~ enr county, occesioned by he resig-
te't '9J jsmes Elicit Est MI c,pDNrp
respectfully, D1'-' - -
a,Na
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Aasssa OPENING. OF FALL MIL- Esf a
Is&Es5 LlNERf, AT No. SO MAIN STREET,xSS
Xxx NEXT TO c. J. SINToN l. Co-MISSV4{N
WI RACHEL LYONS has now open the -
handsomest selection of Fashionable Paris Goods ever
offered III this city comprising rich Fancy and Plain
Velvet Hats; Embroidered, Neapolitan Tissues and
Dark Fancy Straws quite new, and variety styles
suitable for the approaching season; with Ribbons
Straw Trimmings and Trimmings for Dresses; SPLEEN
did Paris Feathers and Flowers, Bridal Coronals;
Head Dresses for Evening Parties, Operas &c, &c;
dies respectfully requested to cali and examine
the same.
rf- Country Merchants DESTROYS of having some
thing really handsome and fashionable to offer their
customers should call and examine her goods before
making their purchases. oc 2-2w
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= ELOQU notwithstanding Attor-
$sEf-Gentiemen OF the Jury Only think of a
man, fast aseepln his own wiswani, his below
~ ed wife reclining upon his BOSOM and all
lhi'le children gathered round, under the circum-
snbient wing of his protection; when some yillian
soArs ike sneakins hyena, and peeping in at the
-oGE OF that happy wiswa lie espies the inmates all
ocaed fast IN the arms of Morpheus; suddenly he
's IN and steals pair OF fine Caltskn Boots which
were purchased but the day before at MaTTRICESS
SStttopotan Shoe Store, Isl Main ST., Eagle Square
Uehtle!hen Of the jury Tell me what ought to be
E P WIN such mean man! do not know lnvself
l.1 90 Aho"' tlat MAURICE has just receiv-
Gu another assortment Of the same kind and they will
0e warranted TO wear well
0ru ~ O ,,,,rn,,,
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BY Larus Il, Shine
y
HOUSE AND LOTS FOR StJV Al

HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE AT
Il1, A 4 tt be sold public auction, On
In hSDA4 the 18th inst. COMMENCING at 4 oicI7ck
r a, that frame Dwelling i'll Rockets now ccc1f,ied
by Mr.. John H. Blankonship al u Grocery Store and
dwei!Ins fronting Main aud Elm stl IS So, feet and
ialhs D3ck llot eet; Also vacant lot fronting on
r0Tlar ana Elm ~ feet, and running back ITO feet
The house /; the best stand in Rockets for the Gro
ceIy and Ship Ghandlns business, having well-t,r.
lshed rooms mp stairs, also attached to which is an
inexhaustible spring OF good water, from which al!
the trading vessels are supplied, and nearly ali Rock
etts. Sale positive. ON
TERMs-One- fourth cash; one-fourth t. 8 and 12mas
interest added, for approved negotiable paper.
DC Il LARUS l. SHINE, Aucts.
nAMAG ED SATTINETS AT ARC.
- - IlON-Will be sold at public auction on SAT-
ohDAf Evening, the 18th inst, commencing at 7
O'Clock, : Cases of Sattines, containing about
3 pieces Dark Mixed Sattinets,
25 do Heavy Sheep Grey do
Also, ID pieces of Heavy Kerseys TO be sold for and
on account of the underwriters they being damaged
on board the schr. United from Baltimore TO this
port. $500
The trade and country Merchants are invited to at
tend, as bargains may be anticipated.
oc - LARUS SHINE Aucts.
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l. SALE.-Wc have for sale handsome Farm in
Henrico belonging to Mr.. NJ. +. Day. containing 40
acres. 60 Of which clear, the balance in young
growth; situated about two miles below Richmond
and adjoins the lands OF Malone, Roper Green and
Messrs Nc Gruder. The land is in high of cul-
tivation, having good Orchard with necessary out
houses such as Barn, Quarter, &c; two good Ice
Houses-all being well enclosed The above Farm is
now offered for sale privately and if otsod by Mon
day, the 18th OF November, will be sold at public
auction. at u o'clock, ON the premises.
Apply to ,s II LARUS L. SHINE,
oc g-ts IA Main street.
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oc G--tds - GODDIN L APPERsON, Aucts.
GoDDIN & APPERsoN, austs.


SPECIAL TRADE SALE OF READY
~ MARE IS IL W. be sold at auction
Clothing, just landed from New York. embracing a
large stock. Cloth and Cashmere Pants and Vests
Dress and Frock Coats heavy Over Goats, Is dozen
heavy Wooden Shirts and Drawers, % DE-. Linen b.
som Shirts. sT-lG c+HT ii. .a.ss.ssi. ~ - ~
Country merchants and city dealers will do well to
attend, every article will be sold without reserve
IL - .,.-.. =. -t ALEX. MOTT. Auct,
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Isy ThOInns w X on,c.

,,c. ny IuO1iliS w IA eesee,
lofnce with Geo. J. Sumner No 20 Pearl Street.
HORSES AND COW EOi. S.IE .r
IAuc1fON.-lN!ll be sold on SATURDAY n,1rn.
M 1911 INST, at the Hoae Lot near the Gas W.
M 10 oeoek several saddle and work Horses ana one
large Mich Cow, raisedin the city ~ Wv
DC l. THOMAS w KEFSFT ano+
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&C H. TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
4 VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND NEAR

wALCAhLE TRACT OF LAND NEAR
Oi " EDNEsDAf 18th Oct, at u o'clk upon the pre-
lises vii be sold tract of lao acres of Land lying
Gu the stony knn road, about three miles east of the
city, near to High Meadow" the seat of MI. r r
ncknson, Mrs Ross and others, and opposite toRura
Shades, the farm of MIR. Tompkins :
The quality of this land is of the very best for the
culture of the crops Of this vicinity 1t Is wen wate
ca, and hes beautifully and s in good state of
'eTtil!ty as the present crop will show There is
sCHcleht wood Tor the purposes of the place This
Land probably combines many of the ADVANTAGES
sought and required in farm of the size near the civ
Us any now IN the market and therefore invite the
particular attention OF those seeking such place
1t can be divided into three beautiful farlns of eoa
SIZE, according to plat which may be seen at oar
desired at the time Of sale. = ' "
IERMs;-O1ie-iourth cash; balance at l, 2 8 and
years credit payments bearing interest," payable semi
annually, and secured by n trust deed
f. &c 3 TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS Aucta
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&C Ii ' GoDDIN ApPERsoN, Auct'rs.
MOST BEAITIEIL AND XALTABhl

NUSI nEACIl W. AMI vAIIgABIIfs
1Nl COUNTRY SEAT NEAR RICHMOND FOR
SALE AT AUCTION-Will be sold at auction, on
MONDAY, the 18th of October, 1856 the premises,
at O'clock that most beautiful country seat miles
west of Richmond, IN the occupancy OF Mr. II. Il.
Dickinson, containing $50 acres, embracing most
beautiful piece oftimbered land. The dwelling new,
colnniodation that may be desired The buildings
also comfortable and ample for the of the
place. The cleared land is of red clay SOIL and in II
high state of improvement The place will be divided
to suit purchasersa plat of which be at our
office. s- ssfFE.E sree.sF .yesF&
TERMs-One third cash balance at and years,
for bonds or bearing interest secured by
deed. GODDIN l. APPEKSON,
Auctioneers.
p S-About the LIST November next, all the rerisE-
able estate the place. consisting of Crops, Horses
Mules, DC. will be sold oc4 u. A.
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y NEW HAT AND CAP STORE<asU

IN NEW HIT ANU INP STOIfE df0K3H
EV 70 MAIN STREET. fEg
sI-ABINFORD. DICKINSON i WEISI- .eez<zs
Beg leave onio their city and country friends that
they will open THIS DAY. at No. IL Main street. 81
hoor, formerly occupied by Il. A. Watt rs a China
storel splendid assortment of HATS, CAPS, &C.,
81 Who'll, sale and retail
Country Merchants would do well to call and ex-
anime their stock, which Is entirely new Those of
our iiiendS who have been waiting for Hats, beg
rsve 10 inform them that they can be furnished with
beautiful article. +. p BlNFORD,
RO. l.. DICKINSON
EA POWHATAN WEISIGER
@ ES.-BROGUE 1900
GFPAlR RICHMOND MADE BROGUES,
fOrsale Oh accommodating terms BY
\. DEEEREIlX
Leather Dealer l32 Cary street
Between the Columbian Hotel and the Basin.
81 25-dlm
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- BY Geddin & Apperson.
THE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT

Il
1 CALLED PRICES" ON THE RfcHMoND
AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILROA ID, TWO
AND HALF MILES FROM RICHMOND. AND
WOOD LOTS ATTACHED THERETO, FOR
SALE AT AUCTI0N.-Thc owner of the above
place, intending to remove his farm on the Canal
neaf kichmond, viii sell the at public auction
on the premises on FRIDAY, tho 18th day of 0cto-
Der, 1882 ct o'clock r. NJ, if fair, if the next fair
day. The place 9 two and half miles north of Rich
mond, adjoining the lands of Messrs Jos Sinton DR.
Tayior, &c. The house truct contains 90 acres of
which about 30 acres cleared and in the highest
state OF l1nproyeLlentte other 10 has upon it
sufficient quantity ct wood for the OF the place.
The Buildings consist of large dwelling having FIVE
handsome porches, aidthe whole thoroughly painted
papered aud otherwise prepared. In addition there 10
anew BAN, stable and carriage house. = SO -.
There Is Well of water in the yard, and spring of
Railroad passes along the lire of the property and
commands fine view of the dwelling It il only na-
cessary to view the place TO be charmed with it's beau
ty The soil is remarkably good, the neighboriood
ceent, and the health Of the place proyerbial.
Lots Nos T. 8, o. TO- IL and IL, containing from ten to
twenty each, the of which heavily CO.
yered with original growth of oak aud pine. Its &C
to Richmond affords great convenience to persons
ugased in the wood business or in brick making.
TERMs-One-fifth cash; balance at 6, r. 10 and q
months for negotiable notes, interest added, secured
by trust deed. ~ s'ssaH3 .ilftfssTEss As4E
oc e--tis -, GoDDIN & APPERsON, .Aucts.
FOR SALE-HOKSES, MULES, COWS,
Il WAGONS, 6c-lmmedutely after the sale Of
the farm Prices" on FRIDAY next, we shall offer
for sale, thorough Morgan Stallion, well broke to
saddle and harness. three superior Work Horses pair
large well broken Mules; two tine Cows; two Farm
Wagons, the besti the State; besides many
cles not necessary to niention-presuming that
oc Us GoDDIN & .APPERsoN. austs.
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nISSOLUTION.-Th cO-parfnerslip exs
~ isting under the style and firm of LOCKErT 4
PANKEY, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Lockett who is alone authorized use the name of
the firm in its settlement All persons indebted will
please settle ut once it necessary close up tina
affairs of the concern as possible. ~
-.--.-a---- H. w. IOCKETT
Richmond, Oct. 2, 1855 ID. Y. PANKEY
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DARN IN HENRICO COUNTY FOR

Having retired from the Grocery Business L cheer
fully recommend Mr.. III. w. LOCkETT to my friends
SIT ID. Y. PANKEY
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The subscriber will continue the GROCERY AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS in his own name at the
stand occupied by Lockett l. Pankey, and win be
any thing in his line. Thankful o- the liberal patron
age bestowed upon the concern, he hopes to merit a
continuance of the same. "a 's-T at@es5s
HENRY w LOCK ETT
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TuE EXCITEHENTlT, NJ THE BA

N,p NFXT DOOR TO TIFF. EAtIIANUE
xbbA,Nk-0n account of the prices goods are
~ se!liAz a., in,gb than the fall of Sebastopol TO
I'D makes NOR Or ss,, buy good TRUNK for only
81 sid AL o'i'' S'''- +. DVERBAUGH.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
QOARDING-Seyer (sentlenlen can he
- accommodated with BOARD on Main street
first door below Exchange Bank oc lift
ROA KDI Nl;.--I have several vacant
- Rooms, and can accommodate families and Others
with Board. The location is desirable.
MRS. NJ. S. RUSSELL, Broad ST.,
Opposite Valentine 4 Son, 3rd door from 9th
T. 81 would like several Day Boarders. s4l
8-ts As
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NEW FALL STOCK
HATS. CAPS, &c. &c, &c.

III HATS. CAPS &C. &c. &c.
rrs.d respectfully ini-gm nay friends and the pub
f. tfef IAN How in recei Of splendid stock of
az HATS. CAPS, AND LADIES' FURS,
-rfl .lIrioI 70 my ever offered to them, which
,5I.gU wholesale retail, good terms as they
w. e. bought at any house in this market Call at
,S1 Premium Hat Sore, No. 207 Broad street
RICHARD MOORE.
IS. Th.ye also Oh hand large supply, of my
tx1 manufacture, of Gents DRESS HATS, of all
Ind .,yle. and prices. from - 80 TO IS. They
.k as have received the premium for, the last two
,,ss at the State Fair Al in want of cheap and
,,,,i Hat. will call at the Premium Hat Store, No.
N Brood q. Sc I8-ImN X. NJ.
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ITO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.---tIrs
Il JOSHUA j. FRY will receive into her family
young Ladies from the country wishing to attend
school in Richmond take private lessons from mas
tiers. Such may be committed to her charge, will
be under her special care and every attention will be
given to their morals, comfort and department.
Terms: For the sc sson, 800; washing $40
REFERENCES: Hon. A. H. II. Stuart, OF Staunton ;
Alexander Riyes, Albemarle; Judge Fry Wheeng
DIR. Leyburn, of Lexington; Charles L. Mosby, Esq.
of Lynchburg Colin Clarke, Esq, of Gloucester
county George H. Matthews Esq, of Cumberland
county; and D. II. Gordon. of Fredericksburg. Rev.
Charles II. Read. Rev. NJ. D. Hoge, DR.. Cunningham,
and Alexander +. Taylor, Esq, of Richmond, Va.
oc ll--1tdSc
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WHOLESALE Ii u Y Err = will find al
w BENNETT BEERS, Druggists, Us Main
street. stock of Drugs Medicines, Paints, Oils and
Dyes, suited especially 10 the Virginia sld North
Carolina trade unsurpassed by any house South OF
ments which we ar nrp na, ,aass - n,;
price All the Patent Medicines OF the day at pro.
Prietofs prices. Goods securely packed aud prompt
" shipped 10 any part of the country. Constantly
hand the largest stock Of superior and medium Chew
ing Tobacco Ia the CITY, at factory prices.
BENNETT L. BEERS, IL.
oc 10 Druggists. l25 Main st.
CICILY LEHON9.--IO boxes Sicily Lem
,, oas IN prime order just received
oe 10 LOUIS J. BoSsIRUX
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MRS. &. j. ALLEN respectfully nnnOun-
w ces to the citizens and the public in general that
she has just returned from the Northern Cites and is
IN tnll receipt of the late and Fall styles listing OF
DRESS CLOAK MANTLES. &C. and viii receive
them as the season advances.
All orders from the country will receive prompt at
| tention.
PATTERNS furnished to order. Also, Children's,
very handsome.
to- Six DRESS MAKERS WANTED Apply
soon sc 28-dlm No. ZIG. Main Street.
NEW EAIBROIDERY STORE.-We re-
turn our warmest thanks to friends and Gus
tomers for their kind patronage and encouragement
aud would call their attention to Store, No.
200 Main street, where they will find every article of
FANCY EMBROIDERY suitable for Ladies' Cen
tlemens and Children's Clothing. .
Embroideries in Chenille Silk, Worsted. Braid,
Gold and Silver Bullion, &C., neatly and promptly
done 20 order.
PATTERNS for Braiding and Embroidery drawn
at the shortest notice. and all materials furnished for
the
HALL DRESSES made to order, plain and fancy.
HEAD DRESSES and fancy articles of all kinds
constantly on hand, all of which VIII be sold at the
most reasonable prices.
" Orders from the country promptly and care
fully attended to. Miss RACHEL SEMON,
Miss REBECCA SEMON.
No. 05 Main street, Square above the Banks next
\, door % to the Baptist Book Depository.
N B--Scholars taught in all styles OF Embroidery.
~ Closed on Saturdays. oc 3-tilln
BENEVOLENT ENTERPRTSE.--SEW-
u ING ESTABLISHMENT AT STA UNION
e nne Ssryns t sT
IN all its branches respectfully solicit share of the
public patronage
The MANrU AMAZING department is superu-
tended by Miss ). COLLINS, of Washington who l. III
constant receipt from the Northern cities of all tie
latest novelties in style and shapes of A d Z s.
DRESSES, CLOAkS and MANTILLAS.
The GENrLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT is una er
the charge of an experienced person. Every article
OF Ladies' aud Gentlemen apparel made at the short
est notice.
Particular attention paid to the manufacture Of
Chldren's and lnfants Clothing. Braiding and En-
brolderinS done Ill the most artistic and elegant yps
Rich designs for Embroiderng kept constantly on
hand Marking done i'll plain fancy letters Call
and examine.
u Rooms opposite the Virginia Hotel.
LINDA PEYTON,
CARRIE ENGLEBRIGHT
BETTE FRAZIER.
u Orders will be received at this office. ..
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AUCTION sAI.ns.
's FUTURE DAYS
~ T.yIsr 2 MlIlis.s.

BY TayIae sW1I1iams, |"
| a VALUABLE BI1D(sk OF HOr,sx,
AUCTioN.-On MONDAY 18th October. Al X 4
O'clock, A. NJ, at the the residence Of Mr.. John
q. biair twbo Ii declining House eping) ON Gfscs
street., second house beyond Monroe ST. will be sold
nn STOCK OF Household and Kitchen Furnifure con
s;s OF large variety Of handsoms and well KEEP,
oe io-atd TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aue..
VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AND Lot
srp Al rrT MhE CORNER OF BROAD AND nth
SIhEETS, AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY. l5tI,
De sold that large three storv Brick House A. he
Southwest corner of Broad and nth streets new in
ahe occupancy of DIR. GavnzeL The house l,ss shont
rooms, with basement kitchen outhouses and sta
10 the Central Railroad Depot is considered yerv
valuable as stand for Tavern or Re,taursnt Tis
LOT fronts ~ b. feet and back 50 feet to Union
street thus having three eligible fronts.
10 those seeking a profitable investment tb;. rr,
perry offers greut Inducements as il liz of tbyt cbsr
ter W hich Will always yield good rent -
TERMs-One-fourth cash balance at and 70 mos
with interest and secured by Trust Deed -77a-
DC TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts. =
nESIRABLE DWELLING; ON second
OSTREET, AND TWO BRICK TENEMENTS
OM JACKSON STREET AT AUCTION-On WE'D
NEsDAf- 18th Oct. at Al o'clock P NJ upon the
RIehses, respectively. will be sold that neat Fromed
Dweii1ng ON the East side of End between Ie;yb .nd
Jackson Ste, stories high with rooms E,fcbsn
ooai ahd w God house. and ia the same property 70
Gently occupied by Mr.. Theodore Elmore TIE ,.hai
premises are IN perfect repair, and being
set out with Flowers, Shrubbery has a neat and =,
tractive appearance. ~ ~
After which will be sold two new Brick Te,o-
ments on the North side of Jackson St. near Adan,
81, having rooms each, with Brick Kitchens &c
and now rented at $120 per annum euch
TERMS: One-fourth cash, balance at c. mud -
Trust Deeds. 15 s---9. = n a n = y
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uATs, CAPS, SHOES, &c.

,,~.-,' D,1I STOCK BOOTS, SHOES
z r. TpI1SkS-I have in store and receiv
AN my FAN stock to which invite the stten-
- 9on y hin soles; Ladies' heavy Walking Boots
c E P:a s s G sf a ND FSps' GsH,;
sssy Gan oxford Ties and other styles: Boots
lsasec' nv own manufacture, inferior to none,
ea.isn'iy on ''- nAVID WALSH'S. 129 Main st.
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OFFICE VA. Il TENN. RAILROAD CO.,
LYNCHBURG, Sept. 18th, 1855 !
vVNHE EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING Of
4 the Stockholders of the VIRGINIA AND TEN
NESSEE RAILROAD COMPANY. will be held at
the Office of the Company, in this city, on WE'D
NESDAY, the 3lst of October next.
by order of the Board of Directors,
WIN. III. HUGHES Sec'y.
FORM PROXY.
Know all men by these Presents That we, the sub
scrbers being stockholders in the Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad Company, do hereby constitute and
appoint - our true and lawful attorney and proxy,
to represent each Of in all general meetings OF the
kholders of said company, when we are mot per-
sonally present. with full power aud authority, at
such general meetings to give such vote votes and
70 do such other acts as each Of us could give
do, Il we personally present
Witness our hands and seals this - day of -.
l85-.
Witness fsEAL.I
fsEAL.I
tsEAL.l
Proxies TO represent stock in their general meet
inss shall only be valid for the space Of two years
'rom the date thereof, oeS
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IN STORE AND FOR SALE AT VERl
4

IN STORE AND FOR SALE AT VERY
L LOW PRICES
81 and A Brown Sheetings
Oznaburgs; Bleached Sheetings and Shrtings
Bed. Negro, Horse aud Foot Blankets
Naddlng and Bats
Kentucky Jeans; Tweeds Satinets
Cusslmeres of all kinds
Black and eolored Broad Cloths
" lndow Hollands; Oil Cloths and Piano Covers
Llnseys; Bed Ticks; Fustians and Corduroys
Heavy country-wove Jeans and full Llnseys
English Negro Cloths, Kerseys and 3-4 Pattings
Snake-Skin Vestngs
taleucie Velvet and Satin Festings
Caps, Hoods Rigolettes and Sleeves
Buck Gloves, Hosiery and Spool Cottons
Prints, Silks and Mern0s
Shawls, Cambrics and Curtains
Observation-Disclosures, French, Scotch and Irish
The largest stock of Brussels Carpets in the Com
monwealth
Velvet Carpets; Ingram do
Drugsets; CrunIb Cloths and Rugs
Alpacas of all styles
Brown Hollands; Sieceas
Table Cloths and Towels
With many other fresh and desirable goods lust to
hand.
on CONSIGNMENT:
Bonsack's Negro Jeans; Charlottesville Jeans; Bale
Cottons and full assortment of Dicks cele-
brated six-Cord Spools -
long line of Ladies' Printed Mouselines to close
the invoices, III quantities to suit purchasers.
Sc 2l-d&cts ID. FL. LONDON.
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-ZTW aND SPLENDfD STUIk a,ElBgo

-,I,xI md SPIINUIU - UN II faFlTfatA
On NEW AZ AZ CAPS &C, FOR THE tfr.t3
'f ALL JOHN DO0LEY,
o.,,e,,,lv Informs lis friends and the public, that
{ f opened the Fail ts@if ,T q an ilssput and
Hst -. of Virginia manufactured Goods, which
hs cot sot m on very large scale and with the
ta care will be found together with his line
na, Of imported articles, to embrace every Style
' -: r. h. unexeelled anywhere.
40 " will be such as cannot fail TO prove highly
20. 10 customers. 81 MAIN STREET.
'..r-.2I Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-12

BY Davenport. Allen & Co. &
nm CASES BOOTS, BHOES AND HATS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WEDNESDAY, 18th De-
obeI, we will sell ut 10 O'clock at auction store
$40 cases Boots, Shoes and Hats-fresh and desirable
Fall and Winter Goods
TEsMs:-Under 800 Cash; 800 and over, months
credit for approved paper.
nv Alexander Nott. ~
SEWINs MACHINE At AUCTION
- Win be sold At auction, TUESDAY, Oct. 10th,
10 clock one of Sansers Sewing Machines In per-
feet order, cost t25 u can DO examined any time
oss : ALEX. MOTT, Auct.