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II, fer Collars I'll have opened an
~ ~ oftho.s FUNGUS TaElason Collsrs.at only four
pence esV .u.r cellar NJ EZEKIEL,
q I'VE N' IS Main street.
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BY Davenport, Alien q Go.
s0nn CASES OF BOOTS, SHOES AND
e0UU HATS, AT AUCTION--On WEDNEs.
DAY. 24.h Sept will sell g our acc,ion ssore, y
HATS.
TEaMs.-Under 100 dollars cash; 100 dollars and
over, months credit, for approved paper ~
so ~ - Aucts
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u Pure Soda Water made In the finest
Porcelain Fountains by ourselves, and all the deli
el.us Cream and Fruit Syrups made from the actual
ripe aid sound fruits. FOR sale at
MEADE BAKER 8
New Apothecary Store,
jy 29.-5m 1885, N. w. corner of Main and 10th SITS
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r." No Toilet Article ever offered to the
public has met with such success DOWDEN'S
DENTAL FLUID. 1t AFFORDS certain and speedy
relief 10 tooha che; decav prevents the fora
healthy condition.: imparts peary whiteness to
tie teeth and delightful aromatic fragrance to the
mouth and breath; is recommended and used by pro-
tessensl men daily, among them Drs Peasants, Ed
munds Hudson, Hancock, &C., of this city. For sale
by al! druggists throughout the State, and Wholesale
and retail by
GEO. DOWDEN, Drussit and Chemist,
II 9--3n Broad ST., Richmond, Va.
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u New Goods. Augusr 18th 1876

u New Goods, August 18th 1885,.
THUS K PRICE l. CO, at the old established
stand No 80 Main street, have been adding, during
from this time, during the entire Fall, by weekly ar
rvss TO make such additions that ct the opening of
the they will exhibit the largest and
msndng supply they have ever offered to their
friends and the public. Among the Goods just re-
ceivsd: Pretty Colored Lawns, from l2A cents up !;
Irish Linens OF most approved makes; Linen Sheet.
inss Of do French Corsets Skeleton Skirts. Hoped
&C. and for those who need such for the early Fsl,
ID 10 and l2-4 Cotton Sheetng; heavy Woolens,
ana Sheep Grey Sstinets for farm hands; brown and
bleaehed Cotton Shifting; Cotton OznaburgG Blsn-
kets and many other articles. All of which they
pledge themselves will be offered, wholesale and re-
tail, ct the very lowest nlaket rates.
su l3---d6w THOMAS r. PRICE l. CO.
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n NEURCIA LUTTEh
[Authorized by the State of Georgia]
PRIZES GUARANTEED!
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY!
CLASS 10. ri .4
To be drawn In the City of Atlanta, Georgia, in pub
lie, on
SATURDAY, September ~, 1856,


HAVANA PLAN
even number, Whole Ticket, are guaranteed to draw
So. Halves and Quarter Tickets in proportion, with
chances of obtaining the larger prizes, which are a
hundred per cent better for the purchaser than any
other Lottery in existence. . ~.
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SPECIAL Worrcns

IL Dr. Coons, lntc Of 81. louis. M 80.
Maphall and Clay SITS. ~ a, oeswsen
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~ White Grease! White Grease !.-Thfs
Is The best and NEST economical Crosse ever known,
Tor the axles of wagons, carriages onnibusses carts
&c, and tor all rough gearing, cog wheels, TO- II
doea the sxles in the hottest weather. but
remains the same consistency winter and summer
dor sale in of s and pounds, and IN kegs, by
MEADE 4 BAKER, Druggists,
1876, N. w. corner of Main and 10th streets.
~ 25-d&c3m
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n r. wflba oh Q r, Dealer In Liquors
@ihei Cigars, &c, No. 20S Main street, Richmond,
Va. my Sits
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~ Anthracite, Midlothian and Black
HEATH CoAL-The subscriber 10 now prepared to
tarniah the best PHILADELPHIA ANTHRACITE.
md LUMP COAL from the above Chesterfield
Mines which he will sell at the lowest market price,
cash or its equivalent. Orders left at the auction
louse of Lsrus Shine, IA Main street, will meet
with prompt attention.
lS-.-3u p. G.. LARUS,
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~ Prescriptions accurately and care-
folly dispensed, by of the partners, at all hours
Of the day or night at -
MEADE BAKERS
Nav Pharmaceutical store,
1875 N w. corner of Main and 10th streets,
al 30---2m Just above the new Custom House.
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e The American Hotel, StauntOn-A. =
BRECKENRIDGE CO, Proprietors, C. L. Dill
rsll, late ofLynehburg, Superintendent.
10 l4-dSm
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u AFFLICTED thirteen years and cured In
ONE WEEk.-Resd the following letter from the Rev.
James Temple:
PHILADELPHIA, June 9th, 1855
Prof De Grath have been afflicted for thirteen
years with neuralgia and other painful complaints,
and have been unable to sleep soundy or walk any
distance for many years past. Last week got bot
tie Of your Electric Oil" The first night slept
sounoiy and well. and to-day am like new man.
Ny wife could not believe her eyes Your Electric
Oh has done in week what the physicians Of Phi
Asdelpbis failed to do in thirteen years.
Gratefully yours Rev. JAMES TEMPLE,
$40 South street.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD l. CO.. Richmond, and
Urussists in every town Principal Depot, No. So
South 9th street, Philsda. Beware Of dangerous
eounterfeits. suiS-n
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By X. B. Cook & Co., Ancts.
AT AJJ1,TJnN rI,a -x.l

FURNITURE, AT AUCTION...The sub.
l. scriber intending to discontinue his present busi.
ness will sell on MONDAY, 18th inst at 10 o. clock
at his store franklin street. rear of ST. Charles
Hotel the whole Of his stock of Furniture
of Bureaux, Wardrobes, Chairs, Marble TOP Tables
(city mede,l Kitchen Tables, Bedsteads, Looking
Glasses, Desks, Lounges, Sldeboards, Extension TIA.
bles, Sofas Washstands. &c, &C.
The whole to be sold without reservs
Terms cash GEORGE RERNET
Sale conducted by e. B. Cook Co., Aucts. {.
Sc lI-tds
EATENSIHE SALE OF STOCK OF
~ HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES. CUTLERY
FANCY GOODS, &c, AT AUCTION.-Ths cub.
scrber intending to discontinue his present business
and with q view of bringing it to speedy close, will
sell at auction, commencing on WEDNESDAY, 18th
inst at lD O'Clock the whole of his stock of House.
keeping articles, Hardware, Cutlery, Fancy Goods
Mu.ieal Instruments, &c.
Merchants and Housekeepers now offered an
opportunity of supplying themselves with every ar.
tics in the housekeeping line. rarely to be met with
All being of the very best quality, will be sold with
out reserve
The sale will be continued from day to day at 10
O'Clock, and every evening at u o'clock, until the
whole stock is disposed of :
TERMs-For sill sums under $50, cash; over that
amount months, for notes satisfactorily endorsed
r. M. ZIMMERMAN
Sale conducted by Z. B. Cook & Co.. Aucts.
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~ j. r. Gardner, NJ. D., Homo opnthic
Physician, Richmond, Va
:, ~ Oiice on Governor street, near the Richmond
House. au 29.--d3m
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EQRNlTURE. &c: AT AUCTION.-win

ECRNlTURE.G &C.. AT AUCTION..Wiu
be sold on THURSDAY, llth INST ct 10 O'clock
at our store, general assortment Of Household Fur
niture. amongst which are 2 Sofas; 1 Sideboard; 1
Wardrobe; Mahogany Bookcase; set Dining Ia.
bles; Extension Table; Mahosany side~Tabies
Mattresses. Carpets, &c.
ALS0-4 casks superior Casosc Brandy; 10 cases
do. do; cases Mouongaheia Whiskey; leo boxes
Smoked Herrings 8 bbls Lehe Mullets in GOOD order
1000 Cigars some choice, sc.
Sc 10 Z B. COOK l. CO. Aucts.
VALUABLE LAND An AUCTTON-.Wfn
' be sold on THURSDAY afternoon, 1lth inst, ats
O'Clock, the premises, lot of Land situated the
Brooke Plank Road about II miles from the City Of
Richmond. The lot contains " acres, more or less
and adjoins lands belonging to VIM N. Tnsley. ESQ.
Upon the land is a good Frame Houae and STABLE
well suited for grocery The land IL productive
and would answer for q market garden
Terms made known at sale
sa8 n COOK a co Aueta
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= FR1VzT6 DALK-A les efsupeSter
"A Furniturs, eonsisting Of ~ elegant Aahos,ny
Wardrobe; fne Msrbls fep Cabinet; large testnet
Bed and Bsdstssdi CsTpsts; eofa; Cane sent NnSsfs
10, ka. $40 u. CAOxnOhN.
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. a,IEsA FALL a.; TE "a q. issssy..:sTEH:

~'NSV y DIUou sSfUSt7 ~
now receiving per ships Charter Oak and
- ssxstogs from Liverpool viz New York,
our supplies Of China and Eathenwars Of the latest
Rattsrns aud from ths manufacturers large steck Of
iosnss, stone w.rss ssS srsss VARIETY Of Sssy
goods, well suited for the country trade.
We will offer Inducements TO county merchants
~ psks their purchases with ". SEQ
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By Kic1ar6 Ca1f6srn.

Ok mn FEET FLOORING PLANK
SC.OOU AT AUCTION-On THUKSDAY.
18th inst ct o'clock, r. NJ on the premises south
side OF the Dock adjoining the bridge 18th srsst
viii sell at auction in lots suit Is 900 feet dressed
Il Flooring Plank. from North Carn2ina- This u
good article. and worthy the attention ofdealess
TERMS months credit for approved negotiable
paper. :.
seq R. CAUTHoRN. Aust.
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u Bachelors Hair Dye...Twenty years
experiment and application justify the proprietor In
warranting this the best Hair Dye In existence.
injury to hair or skin. Made aud sold, applied, lin
MIN nine private rooms) At Bachelors Wig Factory,
<s5 Broadway, New York.
The genuine for sale by
RENNETf, BEERS 1 FISHER,
ap l0-Sm Il l25 Main street
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NEW GROCERY STORE The under.
sighed has taken the house next to A. b. Clsrkes
HARDWARE store, franklin street. where he has
opened large and desirable stock Of Groceries, to
winch he respectfully ssks the attention OF his old
insnds and the public He 10 determined that moth
INA snail be Left undous his part 10 render entire
sstlsisetion to ell whs may favor him with call.
JOHN y. BARNES.
late Of the firm Of BARNES L SWEENEY
r. O. 80 :
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THIS DAT.
By l:e11In = Apverves.

SMALL FARM INHzNOvER, Ar THE
- END OF THE MECHANIC9vILLE TUnM-
PIKE. SIX NILS PROM NCHMOND, 1On
SALE At AUCTlON.-wif s. scl1 % 3HURS-
DAY. the I1th september, ls56. on the premisss,
1t o'clock, tbs email farm ownsd ~
Mr.. Giison Via. and now occupied By Mrs Ceehesfno
TaIley, containing n sSrsA Of which Il asrss heeI
lily set in wood Il has GOOD orchard % L. - .
well Of excellent wstsr in the yard. The builaines
Terms made known ct the hour Of sals.
GoDDIN 4 APPERsON,
- 1-dtdf Auctiouserp
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uCard..-S. ID. Denoon, Bell and Brass
ssoundeIer. Fsncy Crate and Fender Manufacture,
10 rs msin street. betwsen 9Th and 9Th. west SIDE
Richmond Va jy 10-6m
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TRACT OF 1850 ACRES OF LAND IN
i CHESTERFIELD, NEAR TO DANVILLE
RAILROAD SIX MILES FROM MANCH ESTER,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be offered for
sale on the premises on FRIDAY, the 18th of Sep
o'clock M, Tract of Land containing 150 acres ly
ing between the Danville Railroad and James river,
adjoining the lands Of Mr. Geo. W. Cole, or that once
owned by him. The tract is mostly in wood and there
are some improvements on 1t
TERMs-One-half cash; balance at IL months, for
bond with good security interest added and title re-
tanned or deed of trust.
GEORGE FITZGERALD.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN l. APPERsoN, Aucts.
Il n :. .
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COLLECTlNG AGENCY.-.We respect.
~ FULLY solicit COLLECTING throughout Virginia
North CaTohns, Tennessee, and other parts Of the
Union Having unsurpassed facilities to secure and
collect debit: we feel safe in saying that we can rem.
der to ell who be disposed to patron
lie Us. Werefer to our Wholesale dealers generally
PRATT u GETTY,
6S Main street, Richmond.
w. GETTY Co., 90 Sycamore ST., Petersburg.
lrnH
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NEAT COTTNNE ~ Il ~ u Il " e ON
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-WiIl be sold on
TUESDAY, the 18th of September, 1856, on the pre-
misses. commencing at Al O'Clock, the very neat and
Mr.. r. =. Tyler. 1t has rooms, besides kitchen,
&c, and is now in complete order. The Lot fronts
s. feet back 6S feet, and has the privilege of
an alley cut to lst street. Ii is alse shaded with
handsome trees 1t Is of the desirable loca-
tions for small family now for sale.
TERMs-Ons-fourth cash balance at 4, and IL
months for negotiable notes. interest added, secured
by Trust Deed or title retained.
ss9 GODDIN L. APPERSON, Aucts
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- NEAR RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION-Will be sold on the premises on FRIDAY,
18th September. 1856, at O'Clock p NJ that beauti-
full Farm now in the occupancy of Mr. Henry w.
Tyler, containing 10 acres, situated the New
Bridge road, enc mile east of Richmond, adjoining
the lands of Mre Picot and Others
The house has six rooms ia new and handsomely
finished Besides the dwelling there is good kitch
en-, barn, stable and ice house.
Persons diaposed to purchase, respectfully re.
quested to view the premises. - .
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at G. IL and 10
months. for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed, or title retained
SEA GODDIN IL APPERSON Aucts
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POLITICS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

The following resolutions were introduced by MIR.
Middleton in the House Of Representatives III the
General Assembly Of South Carolina, on the 2'ih No
v.mhar, IS,f, and ordered for consideration the Mon.
day after:
Whereas, The original States Of this Conlederac.y
did. i'm tIe wear l1SI, urlaim Il frame ot government
which i, was .xp,c,ed would establish justice, en-
sure domestic tranquility, provide for the common de-
fence, and promote the general welfare "i All inc
parties to The compact.
Southern section If this Confectionery, non" "i tlith'.
objects are proinoted: but. on the contrary, are all
frustrated, aud that whilst the dominant Norm weak
ens, insults, and iInporerishcs the South, the toiisli'
tuition of IIS1 disarlus us. be It -,
Resolved, Tha; the slsvehclding States cannot, will
safety, continue to conmit their rights AMI Interests
10 the control or guidance of tho>r who are hostile |"
a social and industrial organization that Is VITAL |" the
former.
Resolved, That the power of raising and maintain,
ipr armies and navics, of declaring war or peace, "'
regulating commerce and collecting n revenue, eau
NOT, without great danger, be- entrusted 10 those VINO,
commanding a majority in the Confederate Govern
ment, threaten us with the evils oi war. 49,
Resolved, That il is dishnnorahlr Tor States calling
themselves free to yield up the most essential aflrlb-
ut.s of self. government, and permit them L" he eS-
.rciS.Dl by those who proclaim their purpose l" be Inc
destruction oftii"se States.
R.soIv,I. That the political aspect oiihe North i'm
norts that a contest il imminent, which will demand
In its couduct the maturrst cuuIsels and most earnest
efforts of our sister States of the South, ami VIII rei'-
der Indispensable MI OF their and our resources to &c
cure n happy issue from its difficulties.
Resolved, That n resumption ot all "l The trust pow
ers delegated by the States 1" The Geiler"I Govern
ment, is Indispensable To The tranquility, the pr"sl'erl-
~, the security, the very existence ni The Southern
States, as free political communities, unless such
| amendments be made to the federal constitution d.
will serve 10 barriers against aggrcssl"ii.
Resolved, Thai His Excellr'cy the Governor be
requested TO transmit the foregoing preamble ana
resolutions To the Governors "i Tho slaFeho'a'i'S
| States of this ConfcderaGy, with II requeStt HAT iicy he
| communicated to their Legislatures Respectively
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pRESJDEST BECUASAN.

Since the clrcrion the Black Republican pap"rs
have discovered that Mr.. Buchanan Is not only II
very able, hut q very good man. Their talk III re-
yard io him now presents q wonderful contrast la
what they SAID of him q few weeks ago. Here IL n
portrait Of him by n correspondent ct the y. /.
Times. who recently visited hun:
.rTLc frat remark of n stranger concerning Mr..
buchanan, would naturally be, "What Il fine odd EnS-
lisb pantlcmaui' had been introduced 1" him ma
nv Years ngn, at Gadsly's Hotel, Waslingion: but
the interview then WAS ui short duration. Iliis time
hat 10SSSSiOH Ut him for several hours. bne al
iii. first remarks he l;iadr, ELECTED 10y the prcsrnta'
tiou of a New York caricnturc, WAS, TINT The portraits
which had been made OF him durlllg lie canvass
were mostly all Caricaturr-. thit "tii"sc VIII" nad no,
secu must l,nngin, him, from bis ciiSics, L" be grllni
IA nm ore, whereas he had srilrcelY even known an
m,rh.ertul lnomen, in his lie" In lact, in spite of
the weight of responsibility. he evidently feels his
countenance ia the mirror of happy thoughts and n
b~eiignaut disposition. He looks u hale, temperate
man ii ca, uf massive intellect, hard, uNd"''i'eI en-
eryy, but with caution as the predominant tralt 81 his
moral and intellectual character. Judged him t" be
one of those naturally impetuuIis daring characters
who, by practical experience oil the folly OF yielding
10 impulse, had gradually acquired Inc habit OF wall
ing for .'sobcr second thoughts to check and govern
his every action. His CounttnAncc shows TINS. We
rn,iuuu,Iy, his face will tighten up, both ct his large
blue eyes viii disterI, and listeners ore compelled 10
sink their gaze bciorehis profound scrntin'|ihS look.
Suddenly, however, one al hS eyes h"!i ciuseh' MS
head slightly ircimes towards one side, aud every
word appears to Lo weighed in the balance. You al
ways fluid that you are c"hvcrsIn3 with an einpha'''
caliy crCdi man, and hs rnprcteildlnS. unostchta-
tions s,mplicity adds rather than dctracts from ihis
impression, while his unaffected miabi'iiy and hos
piiality win your heart, even where the Judgment i'''
resolved tn make resistance.
VI auI u Republican, aud he rs n Democrat bn'
DAY him this willing tribute, that lbs approaches N
nearly TO my ideal of q gentleman "l The old sciiou
as auy one it has been my good fortune to meet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-12
THE SLAVE TRADE ELOUKISllING.

A gentleman who has recently arrived IN this city
from the coast Of Africa. states that he learned from
good authority that there were thirty vessels, prin-
cipally Portuguese, or sailing under that character,
living in the creeks at the mouth Of Congo river, wait
ing for caryoes Of slaves and on the look out for cp.
portunities 10 get To sea unperceived by the cruisers.
Sheltered by the thick growth of forest which abounds
there, these slavers are sate from observation. Per-
SONS are stationed near the mouth of the river to give
warning OF the vicinity Of national vessels, aud when
the coast ia clear, tie traders select 4 dark night and
a fair wind, aud effect their escape in safety. The
ENGLISH government have a steamer on the coast,
but it is too slow to be "i much service. With u
propitious breeze tho smart cllpper-bullt slavers find
little difficulty in evading the pursuit Of their clumsy
antagonist. Not long ago, u brig supposed to be
nm American craft) was making her way out of the
mouth of the Congo river, with four hundred negroes
on hoard, when she WAS espied by the steamer, which
promptly gave chase. The brig slipped away from
her pursuer with the greatest ease. Inc steamer
fired several shots mt her, hut without success
When the brig had got out Of the reach OF the steam
ere guns, the captain, by way of tantalizinS Inc bai
He'd cruiser, ordered II negro tn bc pulled up 10 the
yard arm, where he WAS allowed to hang tor some
time, az all insulting token of the acknowledged
character of the vessel. The captain also signliied
his exultation by standing at the stern and iiddNng
a. his brig scudded away. 1t is said TINT the trade
in the vicinity of the Congo might DO stopped, or at
least materially diminished. by a small well armed
steamer, capable of sailing fourteen miles an hour
which should cruise at intervals FOR n short distance
ND sad down the river ". \. journal 81 Com
WerCc.
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THE FRAUDS IN ILLINOIS.

The cen.lts Of lS.,J, and tho vote of the iih ult. III
several Of the Northern counties ri Illinois, carefully
compared, show conclusively tsays the Detroit Free
prcssl that there have besn enormous Black Repuh'
licau frauds pcrpeiratcL upon tho ballot. box. III
some OF the Northern counties three VOTES wrrn east
for every five inhabitants; 10 others, one vute fm
every three inhabitants, ard on an average about on
vn,e for every five inhabitants. Such is the proper
,;m, of the votes given to :ir +, pu!s;ion i'll The fou
Northern Congressional districts. III the five South
ern districts the average proportion is one vote IL
,yery seven inhabitants. The Black Republicans IN
I"uh'elly poiled from ton to twenty thousand lilesa
votes. Under any oiiIGr state of the case than tia
presentnd-ef The most startling nid astoundn.
irauds in Iho tour Northern Cougre-sionaI DISTRICTS
Buchanan would have carried the State By twenI.
thousand, and Richardson by al lea-l fifteen thou
saal.