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ENToRTH III Coo II <sn Be foundxsf Balls
wv SWrsrERr EMrIsK sToKr, at 81. An
,h,.v II Wholesale OF r emil, and II Prices whch
cass Not III beat. 9, u y I'D.
My stock cansists Of Dry GSpde. Fancy Sood',
millinery and Dress Goods HIATT tsfs, ,oo's ano
A,sJ. I isrsr supply * Groceries and Prov is'o's
/ shall.lso keep a fnIi assortment ~ the abovs
gonds Al nv store Al Anoka.
. 81 Anthony. May Is. u. BALL = ".
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HARD w A II f.!
CROSS AND PILLSBURY

CROSS AND PILLSBUKY
TTAVE received from the Importers and
IL Manufacturers in the East, the largest and
best selected stock Of Hardware, Stoves and
Tinware, cutlery, Iron and Steel, etc, ETC., svsr
breughtto Minnesota.
They are also agents for Gage. Porter md
Cos Mill, Circular, Muley and X cut Saws /;
also, Pit Saws, ETC., etc.
Their Circular Saws vary ia size from sto SO
inches. s #5 i5g # sSsg
Also, agents for P. Jewett and Sons Leather
and Guttapercha Betting The Up-River trade
particularly solicited. rs we will sell at prices
that will compare with ST. Paul prices, or lower.
Please give is call before purchasing elsewhere.
ST. Jdnthony, Lower Town, Minnesota, 1856.
n52yl
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Tho aueen IL woman OF thirty 1--WE,
WHO Will moi grow old for long time !;
xbOapo;st will preserve her. She
powerful and vigorous consiitu-
ND w an iron health. Her
sffamoss iifieea yeass rgo, mat1
ssssSx psrsssyed; ~ hoagh deiieaey has
gwen NY 10 strength. Her face Is full
ana smiling, bat somrwhat stiff and ,prim;
her locks are gracious, but pot afable;
il would seem a. though she smiled pro-
visioaally, and that aager Wa dot far
off. Her compilation IS slightly height
sened IL color, With i few imperceptible
red lines which win never grow pals.
Nature kas provided her with remark
able spps.its lrd az takes four mslIs
eves5 day. ut y speak of sundfy inter-
mediate collstions. One part Of the
day il devoted 10 gaining strength, and
theFother il .ezpending it,. In the NOR
nings thu Queen goes out in the garden,
ksr az FOOT Or il little carriage,
which she drives herself. She talks e
her gardeners shss has trees cnt down,
and branches pruned IL tact !. she takes
almost = much pleasure u milking 9th
ers move az in moving her.elf In the
sammsr she gets up 4 three ii the
n0rning, 10 20 and baths ii the sea 4
Falernum she swims, without getting
tired, for "a hour ether. n the eve
ming ne walks ID Nor garden. il IN
baIl season she never misses = waltz d
j qusdrille, and She never seems tired
81 1atis6ed.
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HrIt u aaid that M electric saIlrlop
-lhas been invented 6red wishoSt ! touch
IhcIs, ~ means IT elsctsicit ~ con
hoszl uctibe and onducting ~
trod 1ced into the cannon sfing IL
,l,l eanFl sRi cut az y " The
y. tiIlsf, ii fhs MI ~. the
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-10-30

1S sEH as
IN ~ IN bill ls,iys q IN land ND ior
,hs ssskS q lst y Railroad U I4slxe Su-l
ia| NV q Ssllsa situed ~ ths go,sfhos.
sllsF ths passas ~ = saPpa ntary
bilI allowing him q appoins W. pirs ''
fors. IL, Z MS. Is. s s,s d
ne judiciary COMMITTEES ~ t n. Sen
ata, a whom M inlrusted ths matter n h
of 81 inquiry into the alleged frsads IN
tbs State canvass last r "A, haze report
"a that Bashford's mAjorty VA right 81 +
fully about SIX 1AoUsAED. Chieag5
Fress. 18th.
II thus = ears w were mistaket ne
other Az ssststing that the whole grant
VS. left - iposed of ~ The Legislal'-
ture. t. grant % the road contem-
plated between the eastern and western
limits Of The State. hover. j. yet q sub
for future Legislation. ssa' a5s3''5
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WILKINSON & BABCOcK.
Attorneys 81 law Saint Paul, Minnesota. vsh after
the terms Of the Distric Court for Benton oont.'
andattend to such business may be entrusted to
4 them. may ~ %, Snvi
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Il II
J. $1,000,
y. 81 s3|Iz
q 1s I l 1aIal'|1 M ~. a
| \ Y ( Y VI U
Z1.!s. MA | 1s
4 ||s ag|s
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!, cons;a srsbls1 I'M jjIiI . " \ sll1l 81 II,
~ s;oI, ~ s1h5 tft1 4 II IN M tsak IT.
Sn| M, NV nv NV 81 10
( 81 ,i = 4. re do nos hes itats h oa-
Ss nisl W.! .sc ths insro " ducfion u sssaa,
Z B c 81 u; Stiisx liink 6etween Europe
2'' v ahe N MD u Word. tn expsriinans
u N nv w here ailsr, tl,S III cf
orl;n soxn ii ths y iiuisi.ssnss districts
! hn,t;ns, ~ liz treat America lskes,
Inv whick there will ~ nos only j large
saving II expense !. but, what . hardly
~ less isnportancs ths articls Win be
|hroupht Is tho British market III III j high
= .ts.. IL pr.servatiioi, thsn Il has hith-
|erto been.
~. ,ean R;ch.nond / rakish I'm.
8 90 49, &. }, ,,l.,ea !. mos,
..s.i q. g. . .i, Atl.nt;c.
49,. 60, ss ,,e,t & Z ,h; \;
s s, + .L. M;ch;p.n 4; !, ~ SAFE of
1 s,,: 90. h...l;o. hn , AZ, ton.
80 ',' =. 49, IL - srac,ly,,.
J. 80 81 -. = ,s J. 4, I, 1''I,
= a;re,, voya - ike th;.. which Ia saves q,
=. .h;n,ns,t = Rnffalo q New York.
NM, 4 |. clear. nour into England he
a-oa.ce ~ ,he North W estern States 81
~ Union ~ w VI 81 lie ST. Lawrence
river Il i price which cannot fail 10
add Is the trade and wealth Of both
-, ,,.;..
~. r.n;d r;.e of Chicano d signiti-
8. !. $50 q II. ...m;nr ! !. gr;cnltural
ras..,c. g tbat norton Sc the United
s,.,.. 4 la:s2 i con,a lined only $50
inhabitants !; i now contains lO4, 900.
The, .b;nm.nts of urain from. this place
$500 J. 80 .looa Amounted e two !, millions
"A : on r.. e uar,er.--,he largest
wh;ch M been ever despatched from i
.;noley MORT IL any part part 81 the world;
~h;,.y,h. exno,rt. ~ pork we're 1900
h....,.s..a e h..f "a a az, harrel.,
i. $50, ae.;,,nn. IA s,h..rn ~ nm,
!. i, AL ,,;ll ~onne,. vsrv cces.fnlly
: w;th IL. New York a. the Black Sen
rostes. yboth of which large quaint
ties III iiounr aud 81 grain reach this coun-
nv. The Dean, Richmond, We are in
formed 81 her owner, has made the en-
ire passage ii, sixtY DAYS. which includes
Q 5()t, miles &c inland wat,rsa; but she
had ! detention of Twelve aats iu5ktlss
ST. Lawrence, whichHis mol likely g oc-
cur .ra;;,,. The canal and ship dues
are most moderate Wnaie tnere ars ~
port. light q pilotage dues % 'ne ~ II
land seas Of America ].
Ih tl' NUMBER q nanos 'nlO 49,, ].
Ithe goods pass Y f'ne ,n'ef ''' 4 - )
New YORK; TOT .ransn'pnen. a'Ioss - !.
Alta nt'c, adds 'arge'y . .ns 80
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h CooL SHOOTING Under this head
ing, the Crockett 1sras) P,inter Of the
2Olh ult. has the following ss1, ,
4 Two men named Rigsby md Rob
bins. Al. i whiskey stand i the north
eastern portion of Grilnss County BET
10 quarreline |; both had riaes Rissby
X - ss;lh he, ma shol Robbins. ~ho isll
noffally wonndsd bss y Rigsby Urn
~ OF cursing hin, sbbls teck sim Y
y he Nv dying pII stii.e y rouad. and
shot Rigsby thropgh le heAft Both
d;;sd almoss immsa Isss q even
III death. !" s.ss
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". II. ScHoONOvER,

W. II. ScHoONOvER,
Practical Surveyor win attend promptly to all calls
in his lire ii business. Office at West sAult
g Rapids, Minnesota
August7. 1856 sa q n55tf
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MS FOR s !. =

asHE s1bscfiber has HI saIs q horses,
Il Sone the very best il The country
II lso Vi yokS 81 rood l)xs1l md W. AN
bsif and lhreS TN Mood Dlrh1lrl
s Gone IN ahprt notice larrS
ierred 81 MN 8 x III WA VI n
Rspids Oh. 81 !, s fis r s h
ROOMS B..Isss. NJ III. \ q. III 3. q !.
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HI sd 80 ~ flntfGef0HH 444ANIM1x
Aa 49, !. q, = aS s,sS' 49, wv y p;n III
Sass ~ q. 3 40 n ~ - ~
~ a4s'1; ~ 81 I, s. ,ssor .1SE ss IS
.'roo.Aas - ia.at - u,ts
" - s NJ J; v II lns,;tol
sAs - 80, - ..e6a 4 & u 81;
N $3.50 u q 81 I.; ~ u a |
p'I',' =! = w " y
~ ..s - 10 by
Z preaSn'p IS s'.S u. ~
wa'Hec Al. '0 ss sI 'S|a;IIs
0 I ~, 90. ID. 81 !, N n "
+ s,s n !.
49, n, $500 ssss Ia 49, IA b a,
a0henne.. = ~ 20 ' 49, !. !.
49,. 80 J. ,,;;1,ol v.,v
81. .i..., l;ss, 81 w, ,,,c,,av
~ .,: s. q. rIa., ,,,,,.h ),
.sTwe,,ev dollars was the answer.
~ iii tako ;t.,, hid the robber. See-
i, ], ~. ltsr. .ti,e 4 w.s handed over.
~, -. s. ss.,st5 is ~ I . ],
!. 49,. !. ...,I, p.;...
w 49, {. !, ..s 49, ,-..,h ,h.t ), !.
s,.s - 1900 TIE. h;dd;r.
8. !, !, S -. s. 80. {
n'n ~ q 8. : $3.50 ~. = Z
's, 8. ,.1 ...',,' Z .,.;.hs. -
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WIN. j. PARSONS,

VIM. ]. PARSONS,
Attorney aud Solicitor, (Ofhce III masonic Ha
4 bnilding) Minneapolis, Minnesota. Investments
ID the Courts of the Territory Or the Supreme
Court or the United SRA -, promptly attended 70.
may rs. Is n9yl
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the &reaI C0mmerCyGI TesuIs WHiC'l
cannot fail to aow from this novel e1-
pertinent have made the Dean Rich
mond an object Of considerable interest
in the port Of Liverpool but the time
is not distant when this novelty will cease
for the class Of vessels which will rush
into the trade are exactly those which
can Be cheaply and readily supplied.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-14
HARDWARE.

FALL STOCK OF saAnpwAnE. 80,
\ Az sss N rsss.gs q ~ Pan :.esa q HARD -sx
i.ssss both N tom ssd county. NJ ssssk sss- -
rssss,. bras. Srs:a. IRON. ,,rs and srsas.s a-fl1
has. AID casa zsd. Irons and Sad Irons %.
Ss ...i and psrss,ss srs..asas s.: aas s''aH
m.aers single aud In .sts, very handsoms
Ia. aud "a. bottom bras oandsssss Trays
'sy S.sa. kalr.. aud pss.., Of Rsas.r and
Roas.-' ,,o,y h.adl. KNIVES. .,.Aes, FORA.
Rsds and ss. uaSss Of buck. bone and buffalo handle
pen KNIVES. Roas,rs ws..-ahsn. and o.A.s
s.:oss o. ws.ssasos and w. AS :.A'
Pruning hedge WIZ 7.H .'.I
bench aud moulding Planes, Baldwin, maks a r.
Hand. panel. rip. tenant, VI, and ere.s-eui SAYS .
.ss, and h, sos.s and af%s' csss aud asas.s
Singing, Ahing and bench Hateh~ts % n. ID
Nail. brad aud carpet hammets I..
ps. and broad Asesh' and heavy of snson' make.
House esrp-n,er's and railroad Aas.s a-.s ..r +,
saaArss ssylis md spoke shave. 20 s... lI I.
wrisss. .oisisos vlee. aud .sds, and hand u.aa.r.
Malls and Spikes, Of all sses
xss,,. and .us.r aud simls, Bits, all sses
Virginia patent p. Locks
Pad sock u chest cupboard rnor,ee, and closet
Round SQUARE and dat Bolts wrought and Of all slses
Hank and Wire
Ma,oa's ch.nens, Backing a '' rr .f 81.
Mineral pore.l.in and mahogany Knobs. for furnitsre
Ames and kevznd Spades sheve, long
Unveils hlIing Hoes .nd grabbing Hoe.
maes, halter, breast. log on and veil chains
Plate. hoot aud eye, strop and Hinges
Iron Hook. aud Staples aud Hsps aud Staples
Together win .imos, article usually my
mesa W. KArciirFE,
oe,o Corner o",o Of sts an, = Broad street.
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK
VALENTINE a. SONS
q INDN GhnnS SrHn z

PAIL AND WINTER STOCK
vALENTINE a. SONS
CASH DRY GOODS STORE.
UDICH Figured and plain silks Of all styles
u Satin STRIPED and hgurel French DeLaines
Medium and Iow priced Mousselines and Prrsians
BombNEnes, Apaceas aud Mourning Saline
French and Ems plain aud paid Mernos
French figured and Coiored Cassimeres and Doeskins
drreds sleeves, Collars and Sets
White aud Hack Grape Collars and Sleeves
Maltese and vAIenciennes Lace sets
Cambria, Swiss Thread aud Llle Lsces and Edgings
Eve Of Trimmings for Dresses
A assort Of Plaid and Plain Ribbons
aud Childreu's " oolen aud Cotton Hose
Gents, boy aud Chfis Hose and Hsif Hose
Kid, luck Thread, silk Gloves and Gsuntes
Bleached and brown sheetngs aud Shirttngs (cheap)
Cloths, all qualities and eoiors, English and French
Satinet., Pulled Cloths. Kersey- and Plains
Plaid and figured French fiannels Tor saques
Lad Cloths, Silk Nevets for MantllAs
Vel ans Cashmere vestings
A full u Ladies, Gents and Misses shawb
Ginghams, Habit aud Furniture Caleos
Red and Servants Blankets, all prices
Rug, Druggct and BaEs
Table DamAsk, Cloths, Napkins and D'Otiies
Irish Linens Sheetin 81 and Plllow Linen
manufacture of hrst class Re
al unprecedented low prise Tor cash
III VALENTINE a SON,
% Corner Capitol Square
during the Fall and Winter
shall exhibit something desirable
with those In change
enable offer unusual
at than heretofore Se24
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DLACKsuITItS' TOOIS.-weo ner for sal. a full az
hD sediment Of Hacksnhs' Tools cons sting part NJ
Armi,ages" mouhoe, wrghts" patent other Anvils
t01 bs 10 $40 h. each
"WrKhts" patent solid coter-key and plain Vices
Warranted Bellows, . 10 81 inches
sledge hand and horse. shooting hammers
Blocks and Dies aud Screw Plates, all sizes
FaTriers Knves and Huttfiss
A" Burdens horse and mule Rhoes, al sizes
"Gufins gsHuiGe shoe Nails and 10 he psr
/" Butchers filss and Raspz. Tongs, &C sc,
Which offer al the lowest for cash puncuai
Q. J sINTON a co,
~ he CIrrutar d. N.t, :,
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FALL IN A f = RI y T ii s. E 1859.


=. II. MOORE d CO.,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARD WARE
No. ~ Pearl ST., opposite II. w. Fry's, Richmond, Va
AVE- received direct IRON the anufaetures England
and country. supply "
American Goods Their stock large and complete
Ing In part Of
Rodssr.'" and wostenhoim'. Pocket KNIVES.
Pocket kuivss Of I. Q, 8. 4 and blades,
buck hone ebony and ivory handle Knives and Forks
Wade Greaves
manufacture OF style and quality.
sci<zors and Shears Of various makes and styles.
Single and double barrel guns, superior,
PISTOLS. Rides, Rife Barrels and Mounting-,
Trace. halter. log, well, dfth and chains,
Wedding and killing HES. all sizes.
Axes of Collins, simmons, Virginia make,
Hand aud panel saws, Hammers and Hatchets
MIL, pit, and circular
Spades M shov,s Of Rowland makes,
Anvils Vices, and Smiths bellows
sds and hand Hammers stocks and Dies and Screw Plates
Castings. Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nails
Wire Selves and slhers
Horse Collars, Blind BRIDES and HAmes.
Bride fliings worsied Rrns and Girths,
Locks, Hinges and screws, Of every description
Planes, Chlsels, Ausurs and Files, Of all kinds
Platform and Counter Scales balances seeyards
Sngish American, aud u. u. Pcrrussiou Caps,
IIay and Manure FORKS, 2, and prong
Tea Trays and Walters and all other goods usually
Hardware Stores.
goods purchased the term
and selected exclusively for the Virginia. North Carolina
trade feel confident strong
merchants visiting this respectfully
house this o any . the Northern cities
p S-Orhers promptly aud carefully Atan5ed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-14
THE MUSIC STORE.

THE MUSIC STORE.
ID H. TAYLOR would remind his friends AID the
~ public generally that his Gov
street, uhers may be found PIANO FOKTEs, 3HHH
MELODBONs, GUITARS, Y1OIINs, FLUTEs, andJ
ACCORDbONs Of the best quality and AZ the lowest prices H 10
sole agent this for the sale the celebrated NUNS and Caks
fsl1' which surpassed by any other equaed
bat By few. Alfo, Gale Co.'S superior Pianot.
~ Guitar and Violin STRINGS Of the best quality.
Ne has he largest stock ofMUsC be found this
constantly receiving the latest publications which be viii
us mo reduced prices and - good terms be had else
W Panoes tened, repaired, and LEI on hire
~ Old Pianos taken In part pay Tor
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rUnoEhLV-LADD 4 NO., 1oT--.
10 ID RU GGIST 800, p. d,
WE OFFER TO COUNTRY And TOWN TRADE,
----- FALL OF 1870 III. y

WE OFFER TO COUNTRY And TOWN TRADE,
a FALL OF 1860, go Goo.
az GROSS Poiat's Vienna Matches (no suiphur) 'i
w 800 gross Partridge Matches.
% Matches. be for
md Tame
30 gross Brown windsor eosp Lowaa % ~ HHt iH III
q 10O o
. 800 box = u and = 3 0lsss. Preach
ouOO Bs Madder, me. H''' .
s~eet besibr An 49,. LII. .-- ..
800 Kegs Of white I-Il
100 boxes Transparent q Soap.
loo dosen Hair nrushts ''4 a q
90 Brushes l...f.., o. ... u
too.0s0 Cigars, o .t ....
II 10 soap
loo 900 q. n. +,
90 4. e. . .....
100 Of Qunins. 10
20 French pomsdes and Hair on.
100 Cooxnes all
100 Cab ..
1900 Ms Tongue beans, Augustine.
verrnifuges
20 barrels spts- Turpenane
900 bOxrs Chewing t
500 Turf OH, .. .
Together With Medicines P.pts On.
Perfumey Chemes Dye stnr by Durri.f.
and for sale reasonable terms, by " : -~~s'.
SCI navr .
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-14

FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE
OFUCE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION,
SscOHd Door Efsf of Corner Main and ffN a.
TuNHIs long established aud yell known Institution
above description Of fisks reasonable other
good Offices With cash capital and surplus Of t20O0
~ Directors personally known 20 large portion
holding their meetings 10 this city, where all literally
jused and promptly paid, entities the public
~ No policy Zee charged for taken By tins
Office. DAVID CURRTf, President
gso. w NEWER Seeretary jeiT-u
NOTICED ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN -Whereas
- the Richmond and Danvle Railroad Company haze sd the
misfortune b. ose their freight house Ia Richmond. : Dor
ton o. rolling present IA
deliver ~ down freight The siding ~ the depot
LOT w this city a. he trains sha arrve said freight % b.
Immediately removed by those 70 whom consigned
long ne Company viii not be responsible Tor Keeping
the and the parties interested any way concerned viii
therefore that All down freight stated b,
Al their risk as unioaded from the
o. CAMPBELL,
Iaai-H Superintendent N Transportston
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NEW FALL a. % % Ds,
At no. 1913 EAGLE SQUARE
ILAIS black Gro n'Rhne
Black Gro D'Afhc and Pout D'soir
Black bfocade and striped silks
STRIPED and chene coiored silks
Black and eoored MORE Antique
DO do silk
Rich printed DrIaanes
Plain black aud colpred DeIanes
DO do French Merino
Plaid and printed do
Mss-s' MoustlAine Robes
Plaid Rlannes
Black and colorsd silk Velvet
Cashmere ScaTis
Paid and plain wool shavis
Rich cashmere do
sash aud bonnet Ribbons
BID, silk aud buckskn Gloves
KID and buckskin Gauntlets
silk, cotton and Worsed Hose
Lace and muslin Curtains
Marscles and dlmiy Quilts
Table and piano Covers
Linen and cotton Sheeting
Pillow Linen and Cotton
Bleached and brown table Cloths
Damask Napkins and Doyiies
livery description of ToWeing. Ae.
III acn
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HINFOHD a POHTEH.

kOrfFnnF FFNHEtfn
AVE In hne assortment u superb Furniture (Rc-
nond uhich they o. the pubilc
Ty sr furniture o. quality unsurpassed by any mann
factured IN This country, being practical mechanics cves
giving direct and personal supevison 70 NJ ~ details
manufacturing Operations They only o0n from
want good furniture, engaglng simply 70 one iha splendid
cie n very reasonable price.
FgI Tsy rive especial attention 10 UnerfaEn0 and bots
eelve prepared al hours notice 10 proyfs
Ne Cases Mahogany Poplar COINS With learse and
hacks, 40.
or two varnhsrs poshers wanted 10 vho, her
employment vin be given immediate appicsion !.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-14

FALL. 1861
SPLE NDID STOCk!!
ruNHOS. 10. PRICE a 90. have opeEed richest and
most extensive assortment Of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS
~hch they have exhibited TO their ~nd and the public
Eegant Sls Robrs french Mrrinos, (ail eolors)
DO Valencia Robes Splendid Moire Antique Robes
Do Fgd Mouselaines Rlack, Fig'd aud Plain silks
do CAshmeres Cloaks, Cloths and Velvet
Do Velvet CloaSs Enhr,iderie In every variety
Do Colorrd and Black Cloth Hosiery; Gloves
CoAks Ntiits; shirts
Velvet Talmas FiAnnels ke-
Uses Cloaks, AL styles
Cord Pulled
Cloths stnetis, Sleeps Carolina Jeans, Lnsey &C. the
stock they have had and offered at
ASoCuriAin Materials Of kind BroeAiee Damask Mo-
Lace aud Muslin Curtains, CoTn, Loops Bands mps,
&e which will be sold such sods be bought the
largest markets IN the
7 4 PRICE a co, Il.
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PEEI,s LONDON GREEN GINGER WINE.

SerWe orange ChroH, &C., Thres Yeqrs Od.
q REMARKABLY pleasant. cumulative stonachio
n stimuli NJ highly beneficial N Cheering that dsodered q
The stomach and bowels prevalent weather vhich
frequently neglected produces Dyscntary Chosra
alec valuable remedy ior rsuncy, Dyspepsia and General De
billy Persons living districts rherc prevails hud xrrat
preventive. Price ~ pr botdc, ~ per doscn.
fW- Wbolesae and Retail Agents Mssrs BENNETT HEFRp
tqb Main street and Pearl street Riohnond. asiB-0
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STEAMB0ATS, &c

INV NV so:s "a u; . .ss
rsssassa e-a-y; snsssAyS ,na sp
sss:ss..: :: :sss; s.s.,
ss., M s. sss ss s. ss:
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ss,5 and 70 70 ,ss sSssi. ~ ss.nssk
Sea.'sass. rsaae..a 20. their good.
'' ssisSs: s'''''' or IspsSS w4fscs
V1NoR HALT NON H.-rhs regular p.es.. .shr. ~
her ssss sassssi and sess on board s.r. %%sd:. On.
patel. ss,s s - remainder sSg'o wp oo,ou,,r 90
ISNoM NoRrOLS.-,rh. soea .ehr WILLIAM ~
RrkRk having portion Of her ssrsI sassssS and w
barrels, .ppiy 10 toeie-a,l w.D. coLouIrr . co
NOrsCE.-rhe steamer AUGUSTA ON Be a ~..n
days. 70 ssdsrro Sigh, repairs. Noscs VII
oct '"'' ''''' 70 ''''"' rHos popAMEIp
LYON NEW YoWk.yIRsr yrssEL- T,rs.~sa ~
a.. s.s :s nsss i
iif' SI.ss F;;:s e mr. .:S ;: ~
go. ~. y Superior s:s
regular cERIro, Captain cro.s
s.s.,sS ~,"', "
Il issi,..Iius schooner GOLDEN RULE. Van ci.si S
Of her TX
with all possible dispatch
freight. apply N lossl DAVID wM. CURRIr
INOR ClIAhLEsroN, y. Ca nrsi ela.s yes <&as
% q: -tss .r'''' e i9 7; 20
U,yplf MOBII.E.-A vessel be GAs
patched this the above within the s3ke
rn. wishing to sNs.s, y'fS cor c o :gsy 90
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
PASSAGE TO PoRrsNoUrH AND NORFOLK.
ruyHE STEAMER CURTIS PECK, Captain johns ~<.1U
haul
places the wharf Rockets, SATURDAY
next ioh Instant at 4 eeioet precisely and
Curtis viii Norfolk Monday We'd
n->iay hour O'clock
touch all the regular landings ON the river going and returning
meals ~ usual. n u HAsktNs-
The freight be landed the river paid
when they sent To The boat
mas n ". ~
UNION srEAMSMlr C0uPANN:
. rEAMER CITY OF RICHMOND, Capt z Mroa-
- Steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Captain Dawn x4S<<
TEAL, Steamer VIRGINIA, Capt n ROWS 81 GSis
OF superior Steamers will leave Rich
Monday aud Thursday touching
aud Return
Philadelphia wednesday and saturday, morning
10 O'Clock.
Increased accommodations
having added
by regularity dispatch and In protect
ehAr receive increase OF patron
ty- No transhipment by this line.
FARE REDUCED.
PasSarr through found $40 90
Do Philadelphia, and found, LIST cabin 90
and Norfolk by the river boats
this line stop In PhAdelpea two three
days, and then proceed To New York by The same ticket
ma6-t H. T. FUTILE. Agent, Rockets
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KENT, PAINE n CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods!
NOS IG3 AND I65 MAIN STREET
RICHMOND.
FALL TRADE, 1856!

UpY the "Fdes" ship "Peppee from Liverpool
this port and b. other arrivals New York. reeeiv
ing our FALL IMPORT ALTON OF
BRITISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN GOODS
Purchased the best for and comprising OF the
richest aud desirable Goods imported
We also receiving full supply Of AMERICAN FAERICS
Of all the regular aud most approved makes
We also prepared With splendid Of READY MADE
CLOTHING. Richmond style quality
price, will compare with market
by the 1t September stock will complete and will
the largest and attractive have exhibited
We respectfully the SOUTHERN TRADE
stock and fair with the
viii sell low they he bought the United
Orders shall All times be promptly faithfully attended
au22 KENT, PAINE A co.