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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23
FALL RACES
VIRGINIA BROAD


a> VIRGINIA BROAD
<AsseNEESA~@> ROCK RACES.-The Fall
&SSSGE meeting will commence I'd
s.Z-SSSS-MNS@S. MONDAY in October 1856.
and continue five days.
FIRST DAY-MONDAY, Oct. 15.-A sweepstake;
$50 entrance, pay play; proprietor to add 800,
provided two more start; two mile heats closed
with three subscribers follows:
lst. w. IL. Gibbons name br- m Pasture, by Rsve-
nue., dam Emily Thomas, by Priam, four years old.
I'd Dav-s Mcdaniel names b. m Adelgaze five
years old by Glencoe
Sd. Calvin Green names CHI. m Linda four years old
by Beishazzar, dam by Glencoe.
SECOND DAY-TUEsDAY, 14th.-Sweepstske
for three year old colts aud fleys that won
race; mile hests 100 entrance $50 felt and clos
ed with the following subscribers:
1st. John P. Edwards names br. or flley Miss
Stranger by Ports mouth, dam Lettie, by Prism.
I'd. Bowie Hall name CHI. C. Expectation, by Re-
gster, dam by Margrave
81. Mai. Thomas boswell names oh. C. by Revenue
dam the Queen by Priam.
4th David Mcdaniel names CHI. C. by Senator, dam
by Hotspur.
THIRD DAY-W EDNESDA Y-.Proprietors
purse $3.50; two mile heats.
FOURTH DAY-THU RSDAY-JockeyC Club pu So
$500; three mile heats
FIFTH observation-disclosures purse 5000;
mile heats; thr ee best in FIVE.
e. Five per cents. entrance to the purses.
se % dtd CALVIN GREEN. Proprietor.
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epncIAL NorIcHa

.<,- Hahn r. ReauauIt, Paper Hanger Nnd
o. srT.ps. takes THE early opportunity Of In.
UfHeL -; fisna, and the pa Bile that he IL now In
f',s 81 he isree.t richest and roost heantiful a.
ree - goods in hisline ever offered In THE city.
Hanging. from sixpence apiece 70 the rich
gspsi 9,ns a. hi .h ss ten dollars per roll. In Up
seq ~ h.s Rrocate,les Satin DeLeiaes, Dam.
he:'1wyt, rsens, Chirtz, LACE and MUSLIN cur
''ss.v ,sslIoons. Ccrds, Tessels, Window and Bed
ice Ice Ornaments; cufIed Hsi, Moss and shuck
'''" Mattresses, Meds. Loansee,
AND TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
,.rs. and handsome assortment Of Velvet, Ia
49,, brussels Three Fly, snd rl.iu Ingram
fe''s' CARPETS AND RUGS
Thread Wool and other patterns Of Door Matts
,hich will M Sod from ten TO II teen per cent.
s o. IAN thev can be bought for In the city.
> s.asr Rarglns and Upholstery work executed In
..,rr Of oous,ry in style to defy composition.
'eg ~,Sist sauare above tho Banks, north side.
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Is l85 Prizes. amounting to ............ zO4 600
The Is 600 Prizes of SO determined by the mum.
Der which draws the $1,000 Prize-if that number
should be odd number then every odd number
Ticket in the Scheme will be entitled to SO if an
even number, then every even number ticket will be
entitled to $8 In addition to any other prize which
may be drawn.
All those tickets ending with o. 2 as, g. are even
all those ending with ], s, 5, 7, g. are odd
~ Remember that every prize il drawn and pay
able ia full, without deduction
o. All prizes of 600 and under, paid irnmedi-
ateiy after the drawing-other prizes at the usual
time of3o days.
All communications strictly confidential. The
dra wn numbers will be forwarded to purchasers i'm
mediateiy after the drawing -
The plan Of drawing the Lottery will be sent with
all Tickets ordered
Whole Tickets 10 Halves 5, Quarters $50.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets
at either Office.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
Az one half the tickets are guaranteed to draw $S
We will sell Certificates of Packages of 10 Tickets
todd and even numbers,) at the following rates:
All that the 10 Tickets draw over the amount qua
ranteed, accrues to the purchaser
Certificate of Packages of 10 Whole Ticketa $50
10 Half so
&" 10 Quarters 6 Is
Address orders for Tickets Certificates Of Pack
ages of Tickets either to
g. SWAN L CO, Atlanta, Ga.
or s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
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Facilitated Persons --these who have

ss-.i from nceHssnt fHNer Toss OF aPpetits OF M
sisrstion-niay easily be cured by the use of
'~v's BtTTEKs We have known persons en-
-es.oyed 20 hesh By these Bitters, sfter visit.
III me watering places without receiving any
IS. If Auv ef our readers are suffering from
.-srs;a Nervous Debility, Torpid Liver, Indises-
~ Asie snd Fever, Sour Stomach, or Loss of APP
- thev will fod certain relief by using these Bit
-. &c 6i-ectsd Delicate females may rest assured
Sess Rittegs are admirably adapted TO thsit dis
d never fail in qaickenins nature and restor-
The bloom Of health to their checks. Teethpg in
,s NAV E so 10 improved by their use-whst sll
Zee. and sexes will be benefited by their strength
.7e r,operties As family medicine, these Bitters
so ,urivsUed and must eventually supcrse6e ell
Lar. We invite trial at once.
ro! sale by al Druggists.
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AUCTION eAInsL
ny Tayler e NIliisss.

. d
- Amk On VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
rHr ~. WI. CLAY AND MARsHALL STREETS.
DENrrS ~ DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESI-.
-. 49, - ~, At AUCTION On WEDNESDAY. IL
l.. .ess lsos upon the preniases respective.
VIZ WiAf property, 20 wit:
,,.s -. nrsk Lsnber House ON East-s,ds Lat. h.
&c ~. Drosd and Masshal stresfs stories hish a.
mum. Aususts ~ 10 per an
.,5 q - n.ndssue new Brick House, ON III. ro,th.
H.Sv. osy street next beyond the residenee Of 70
IL Es9. II has rooms, water on fhe nrem;.s -
s 20, occupied BY Mr. A. O. Porter At th. r.n, ~
5d Brek Dwelling, on the son,n ..,a. - .,.-
street., just beyond the Chspel ana n.r, 49,, ~
WED: Davis residence, with roorns 6rirs Ks.h -
staSle, water, &c, and occupied By Mr.. G,shs,
49, per snnum The lot fronts SO feet and rnn. H.
$50 feet to m alley 20 feet wide. runs paok
4tn: Two bnck Tenements ON tho Nortb.,;a. -
MaishaH street, between Monroe and Henry st1s.t.
with rosms each. occupied by Mrs. Bsa. and n,
Mace, at about s 80 per annum each A'A'
Inc wnoie OF the property 10 in improving and
asreesee locations and especially worthy the a.ten
ton OF those In want of desirable residences
1TEems -One-thrid cash; balance ct and II no
with interest," and secured by deed of trust = =
se6 TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucta
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a. .2 FAIRFIELD RACES.
1E%X@ FALL MEETING, 1856.
To Commence ON TUESDAY. 9Th October.
FIRST COLT STAKE.

FIRST COLT STAKE.
We, the subscribers agree to q sweepstake over
the Fairfield Course during the regular Fall meeting
of 1885, for colts and lies then three years DID, 5000
subscription, S 100 forfeit, to mile heats closed the
LIST day of July with the following entries, thee
more to make
o. P. Hare names ch. g. Nicholas LIST, by Glencoe,
dam Mamie Rhodes
james Taley names sorrel c. Shocko, by Tally.
Ho, dam Betsy White years old
Thomas boswell names sorrel filey Sue Washing
ton, by Revenue out of Sarah Washington
Bowie and Hail names CHI f. Sonoma, by Register,
dam kteel,
I'd Day, WEDNESDAY, 9th October Propus-
tors Purse, S25o-two mile heats.
I'd Day. THURSDAY, 9Th Oetober-Jockey Club
Purse, $500-three mile heats
SECOND COLT STAKE
stake for three year old colts and lies that
won race-two mile heats; $500 entrance; half for.
felt; three or more to make raceto be run on FRI
day, during the week of the next Fail Races clos.
the LIST day of August with the follow ing entries
James Talley names sorrel colt, by Tally. fio ont
of Caddy Jones.
DAVID nc Daniel names sorrel colt by Senator. out
of Hotspur mare.
James w Lewellen names b. c., by Billy Townes
dam, the dam of Red Eye.
Thomss boswell names Q. O., by Revenue, out o
ths Queen, she by Priam.
Bowie and Hall names ch. C Register dam by Mar
grave. M Z. EddLESTON,
au G7-2awts Proprietor
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II kNT, PAINE q CO.,
IA IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
Nos. 1858 AND l65 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
FALL T{ADE, 1856.
By the bark "Fides" and ship "Pepperell," from
Liverpool to this port and by other arrivals via New
York, we are receiving our FALL IMPORTATION of
BRITISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN GOODS,
purchased the best terms for cash. and comprising
some of the richest, and most desirable goods we
have ever imported.
We are also receiving full supply of AMERI-
CAN FABRICS, of all the regular and most approx
ed makes.
We also prepared with q splendid stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING, manufactured in Rich
mond which in STYLE quality and price will compare
with any market.
BY the LIST September our stock will be very com.
plete and will be the largest and most attractive
have ever exhibited
We most respectfully invite the SOUTHERN
TRADE, to give to our stock, and to our market
fair examination, with the that will sell
goods as low they be bought in the United
States.
Orders shall at all times be promptly and faithfully
attended to. KENT, PAINE 4 CO.
Ar 2I-ta
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~ No Toilet Article ever offered 10 the
,,hrc has met with such success as DOWDEN's
jrNTAL FLUID. 1t affords certain and speedy
lief 10 toohache; srresia decav prevents the ornn-
m Of tartar; restores diseased and spongy gums TO
healthy cona!tlor; imparts pearly whiteness TO
liz teeta and delightful aromatic fragrance to the
--th and breath; is reccmme nded and used by pro-
ts.s;.nal men daily among them Drs. Peasants Ed
.sagas Hudson Hancock, kc., of this city For sale
IN ali druggists throus hout the State, and wholesale
SO retail By
GEO. DOWDEN, Druggitt and Chemist,
" 9-.-Spl Broad ST., Richmond Va
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- New Goods, August 18th 1885,
THO'S R. PRICE CO, at the old established
stand. No SO Main street, have been adding during
the past few days TO their stock of Goods and expect
from this time, during the entire Fall by weekly ar
to make such additions, that the opening OF
the they will exhibit tie largest and mort com
rsndng supply they have offered to their
trends and the public. Among the Goods just re-
1e.ed: Pretty Colored Lawns, from l2t cents up;
Irish I1oens OF most approved makes; Linen Sheet
nss Of DO French Cotsets; Skeleton Skirts Hoped,
&c ani for those who need such for the early Fall
81. n aud IA Cotton Sheeting; heavy Woolens
sGd oasep GREY Satinets, for farm hands brown and
tesCA-d Cotton Shifting: Cotton Ozuaburgs; B Ian
kets and many other articles. All of which they
pledge themselves will be offered, wholesale and re-
tai al the very lowest maket rates.
81 i9-d6w THOMAS r. PRICE CO.
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~ Card.--The subscriber having re-
moved to his new and elegant store No. 100 ain St,
Two doors above 18th street. would call the attention
country merchants ard others about purchasing to
IN * ensivs and ySried assortment of FALL
SL'l HING, of his own manufacture. He flatters
ns'ii That not only wilt he be enabled to please in
! ltFAflety Of bis stock, but a!ss in his prices. All
articles OF Clothing cut end made to order at short
L"l'ee se5-lm Z. MORRIS.
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,,rEy- SiIks--siilIs-.T subscribers are in
rsrs:pt of splendid line of rich DRESS SILKS
-1nrrsins the newest yes out this season. to which
.v respectfully invite the attention of thai Ladies
sx Robes Volsnt, superb quality Chine ripped
SKIS superb quality Saline Cedrille, rich Satin.
;, pad Iich Pouite dc Sole.
J. MILLHISER BRO,
e LEE 1875 Broad street.
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"a .3---d6w THOMAS r. PRICE & co.

HEATH CoAL.-The subscriber is now prepared to
furnish the best PHILADELPHIA ANTHRACITE
sH1 LUMP COAL from the above Chesterfield
Elnes which he viii sell at the lowest market price,
r cash, CT ts equivalent Orders left at the auction
h0l'e Of Larus Shine, II Main street, will meet
with prompt attention
id l5--Sm p G. JkRTTS
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y j. e. Gardner. NJ. D., Honieopathic
FEyNcisH. Richmond, Va
!, ~ chice On Governor street, near the Richmond
L9ls5 Z9---dSm
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~ valentine 81 son have now opened
''@'r large stock of Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS,
NA'ch they offer to purchasers, lately announced
~ j7pTecedented prices, for cash: Negro Wonleus;
h'Sached and Brown Domestics; Oznaburgs Prints in
eve y variety, and s the novelties in De LANES and
aAs; herino' 3, Csshmeres, Alpacas and Bornba-
1ins from auction sales Scotch and French Erlbro.
G-Hes Ribbons and Trimmings, in various tastes;
Carpetngs Rugs, Blankets, Hosiery Gloves, Brooks
fPooi Cotton, &C. &C.
VALENTINE & SON. No. 80 Broad St.
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~ Gard ~. u. Denoon, Bell and Brass
Ioundefer, Fancy Crate and Fender Manufacturer,
No. 70 Main street, between 9Th and 9Th west side,
--.chAonG va. IN l0-6m
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w DR. toons, late OF ST. Louis Mo. OF.
Ne ana residence on Sd street, west side between
hafshall and Clay SITS. jy Sl-smt
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~ To Niliiners-Fe nre in receipt of
our stock of MILLINERY GOODS, comprising
everything new in that line 100 Cartoons styles
hlhbans, Bonnet Satins and Bonnet Velvets, Velvet
iuooons- Msrcslin-s and Florence Silks, which we
are ceiling Wholesale at New York prices. Give q
cal J. MILLHISER & BRO.
Sc l5-l2t ia3 Broad street
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P. C. LARUS.

~ z. W;lbacher, DeaIer In Liquors
~ lhss, Cigars, &c. 10. 20s Main street, Richmond
Va mySl---tS
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@l5-l2t
r. Elegant stock of Fail md Winter

70 Elegant stock of Fail and Winter
STAPLE AND FANCY Day GooDs.-J. MILLHlSER
\ GRO, l1 Broad street, sye now prepared TO offer
their friends customers and the public generally.
a-s0rnent of Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS
cs2ted u tbs of every family, and embracing
unusual Nerel.y Beauty and Variety.
To WHOLESALE BUYERs-The fact of the bulk
e. cur Goods being bought the large Auction sales
m New York in large lots it will be the interest of
t74 merchant from the country visiting this market
to give stock examination, promising that we
can Offer Inducements in ths way Of berssins. which
few ether houses eau. Sc l5-l2t
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DKEsEKVED LOBsTEns, In one and
II two pound cans; something rich.
Scotch Hesrines in boxes cali and see thsm.
Sawed Shingles; something new and cheap.
FOR seIe by BRIDGF0RD CO..
SEX Cor. goth, Dock and Cary 81.
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To
= a,isnton of housekeepers and the public gen
-s'y to tho sale Q! f. M. Zmmerman's stock of
ff-assseepipg sgtacles, Hardware, Cutlery. Fancy
80, &C. which commences THIS MORNING. at
'ao'o.ock F.. B. COOK CO., Auc,s
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~ Board of Trade of Richmond...
HORACE L. KENT, Pres't. E. B. BENTLEY Prsap'r.
WILLIAM B. IsAAcs, Secretary.
Committee of arbitration
WILLIAM s. DONNAN, Chairman
LARXIN w. GLAzERRooK, JAMES B. DuPuy,
DAVID CURRIK, L. csrssH.w
nv 2-ts
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r~ JOHNSON & HARDWOOD, No. a.
~ NrAet have received large and well se.e cited
80 ;ryste the attention of their friends aud the
-fl., on Monday morning, 22i September, 1856.
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|" Baths. Baths Baths Hot, Cold
and shower Baths be had at all hours from
oo'coek A. ID. to 10 P. NJ at the Hair Cutting, Sha-
ylng and Sha mpoonns Saloon, under the American
or tickets for dollar NH 81
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BY Taylor & Williams.


BUILDING LOTS ON BROAD AND JEH-
ID FERSON SITS. BELvIDERE, &c. AT AUG.
TION.-Will bs sold on MONDAY, 29sh inst. COM
mencing at Al O'Clock, upon the premises several va
cant Lots. at the corner of Broad and Monroe SITS .
fronting so feet and running back $50 feet alley
And at O'clock we will sell number of bsauii.
fully located building Lots in the town of Bevidere
and either side ofihs residence of Mr.. Reuben Ty
TERMS One-third cash, the balance at 4 and
months, with interest added, and satisfactorily
cured. TAYLOR WILLIAMS
se2O Aucts
A DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON
N CHURCH HILL,AT AUCTIoN.-We will sell
by public auction. upon the premises on TUES
DAY, the 30th inst commencing at O'Clock, that
very desirable property on Marshall street, Church
Hill Immediately adjoining the property occupied
BY Mr. James smith and MTs Margaret LumPkin
and runs back one hundred and sixty to ten foot
alley and at this time rents at 100 per This
lot is admirably located has fine shade and we'll of
coed water in the yard
This presents fine opportunity for judicous In
vestment in real estate. The term of the present
tenant ext ires on the day of sale.
TERMS: One.third cash, balance at four and eight
months, for approved aoIsed negotiable paper, in
terest added. TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
Sc 10 Aucts.
i BY virtue of deed of trust executed by Joseph
X Weisiger, trustee of Mary R. McIndoe and Chss.
D. Mclndoe to the subscribers for the purpose IF Sc
the Monroe Building Fund Association" which deed
bears date the 18th day of July 1884, and Of record
in the CLERKS office of the County Court Of Henrco,
Book No S. page IA. we shall, on MONDAY the 29th
day of September 1856 at Al O'Clock, P. NJ, proceed
to sell auction the premises to the highest bid
der certain lot parcel of land lying IN the coun
ty of Henrico on the southwest of Grace and
Pine streets fronting on the south side of Grace
street 50 feet and running back Pine street between
parallel lines $50 feet more or less to an alley and
being part of the land known as the "Horss Lot"
The title to said property is believed to be unques-
tionable but selling trustees we shall convey with
the special warranty only.
Terms will be made known on the day of sale.
JOHN w. BURLINGTON,
F FRANG5s T GR ISgEHL' Trustees.
TAYLOR & WILKINS Aucts 80 10
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OK NKGROEs AND OTAkK PROPER.
cC TY FOR SALE:-For sale at public auction
without reserve, on THURSDAY, the 9th day of No
vember next at Wallace Greek plantation, in the
county of Charlotte, thirtyfive valuable Slaves con-
sis,ing of men, women, boys and girls.
Also all the stock of Horses and Mules, Cattle and
Hogs. and all the crops of Corn Oats Fodder &C. and
all the plantation tools and utensils including good
Tbreshng Machine, Wagons, Carts, &c, which may
belong to the plantation
Among the cattle are rood Oxen end Beevea
may also offer for sale about Is coo lbs of excellent
Pork.
TERMs-Cash for the Negroes, ard credit of four
months for al the other property, the purchaser
giving '0A'' WIN App''''' i Taos.s WATKINS,
&c 10-2awtds Trufte, of !. r. WATKINS.
VALUABLE HA NOVKK LAND Fvn
Otherwise. the next fair dsy,) at Ashland will be
sed at auction, Tract of and, containing 236
about Is cleared, and the balance in woods 1t ad-
joins the lands of WIN. A. D.ck and Benz Thomas,
is of good quality, well watered by "Stoney Run
Creek" that runs through 1t for nearly mile, and
isconvenient to market. being within two miles OF
Ashland, the Ri:hmond, Fredericksburg and Pc
toraae Railroad. The buildings usually such as
Are seen ON a small farm
Tho title isndisputsble, aud will be warranted.
Terms accommod.t ng, and will be maze known
on the day of sale.
Mr.. j. 4. Hines who lives on the place, will show
it to any person who desires to It; and every
desiring any further information, will address me, at
A'A'AH' - 'n0's' County cHAsrAIN WHITE,
"a 16-d2tawGctds For the owner.
nEsIKABLE FAkM IN CHksrEM-
- FIELD FOR SALE viii be sold public
ly on the premises the I'd day of OCTOBER,
1885, If fair if not the next fair day thereafter the
plantation on which my father, Henry Winfree.
decd, lived at the tins of his death The tract of
land contains 463 acres less "a re-suTvey csn
be made if desired 1t lies in Chesterfield County,
within two miles Of Tomshswk Depot, on the Rich
mond and Dapville Rail Road. snd aojoins the lands
of James II. Spear, R. C. Wilkesson's, Elafns, and
others about twenty miles from Richmond. and in a
healthy and Intelligent to
churches. mills and depots 1t has On it. GOOD
DWELLING HOUSE, Cooper's snop, and all ne
cessary out houses About ons-fourrh of the sbuve
in original growth the balance in cultivation
we'll adapted the growth Of the usual crops about
tw enty or thirty acres faowed ready for seed.
ing wheat. Partial Poss esson given TO seed fall
CROP and entire possession given on the let day OF
January, 1887.
Any person wishing to examine tho property, can
do 90 by calling on the subscriber, who viii take
srest pleasure In showing tie same
Terms made known on the day Of sale
ROBERT 8. WINFREE.
- G.udt =
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w srREET.-1.o00 pairs of those beautiful Shades,
only SHE, richly worth 81; Landscapes, plain and
fancy light Shades, so cents we'll worth 81 So SPLEEN
did vase Shades; gilt and Gothic Shades at half the
price they are usually sold at Table Oil Cloths all
widths, Is cents up.
N: B.-Storekeepers and pedlsrs supplied 1t New
York prices Also, q nice assortment Of Dry Goods
Hosiery and Gloves at the lowest possible prices
Misses Hose 8ic.; Linen Handkerchief 8ic; Black
Lace Mitts l2sc Twisted Silk size. Ladder and Mis-
ses Belts &c.. Ladies' Collars from 64c. up; Under
sleeves 25c.; Brown Linen Table Cloths &c.; Towels
cheap Ladies viii find it to THAR advantage to call
at the cash store of N. GOLDEN, $50 Broad st.,
Tvs between Sd and 4th
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~ borne,s new NJ o n 81 q r
skYLlGHT IS NOW COMPLETED and AM.
BROTYPES and DAGUERREOTYPES are now
taken at this moner size Skylight Gallery surpass
anything In this part of the country. Come see
for yourselves We are pared to put up ILLNESSES
IN every known style of Art. Now on hand, Morocco
Velvet Pearl, Shell, Union, Papier Machie and Jewe
Gold Locketts, and Gold Pins designed for pictures
Also Ambrotype and Dsguerreotyps stock aud mate
els at Wholesale to country operators at New York
prices. OSBORNE,S Gallery
my Is Sign of the FIsrs
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VALUABLE LAND FOh sALK.-Having
determined to move to Western Virginia, am
des;rous of selling my farm In Chesterfield, lying
on both sides of the Manchester turnpike, about
miles above Manchester. There is about 256 acres
about woods of the original growth, heav-
ily timbered. The improvements are very good, and
all of the necessary out-buiidings. deem II unne-
cesssy to give any further description OF the proper
ty as no one will purchase the property without
viswinsit Apply to Goddin Apperson, Richmond,
on the premises to n,,y,ysou
Gins r. >. DiChINoON.
XH7HOLESAL LIE OK KErAIL.--AUC-
w TON BARGAINS. AUCTION BARGAINS
Just received and will be exhibited this morning,
tho Northern auctions: 1000 Cambria Bands at 2oc;
$50 do. ct SHE; $500 do. at l24 Cambria ana sw,
Collars, at Csc worth at least 5Oc Linen Em6roo'd
Hdk at Soc, cheap at 75c 1000 pairs Mohair Brace
Dotted Wells Csc 1000 different styles Trmmines for
dresses; Vevets; Satins White and Black Blond La
ces and Edgngg Irish Linens; Black Silks; 1000 yds
Cambria Edges lao. These goods are guaranteed 10
be sold great deal less than the usual price; 30 those
that wsntt purchase extra bargains in Trimnines,
Ernbroideriea Hosiery, Gloves, Millinery Goods,
a presses A' 'n E. s o. ss,i ao5 Broad st.
'TNHK sUBsCkIBkKs beg leave to in-
j form their trends that they are receiving fsom
GOODS, and will in few days have in store their
entire stock which will comprise the best and most
complete assortment we have ever hsd; and ali We
ssk Of friends IL TO call and and examine for
determined to sell cheap and give ell who may be
disposed to patronise u.s. value received for their
ney Quick sales and small profits' 10 motto.
We deem IL unnecessary 70 enume' ate ali the Nri-
cry thing usually kept in the dry goods se For far
'"'' pa''''' JOHN 1. sMITHER 4 BROS,
re % i'm No % Mar St