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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-19

RICHMOND, August %, 1885,
To Elijah Baker, Esq.--This IN to
certify that during the winter and spring Of 1856 NV
wife was suffering very much with Dyspepsia during
which time she was attended by of the most abs
physicians IN Richmond, who gave her Temporary re-
LEI, but nothing permanent; portion OF the lime
she could scarcely walk across the floor when she
determined to try the virtue of BAKERS PREMIUm
BIIrERs and by the use of three four bottles was
entirely cured and has enjoyed good health since
as ons in the State. can attribute the cure 10
no other cause than the use of Bakers Bitters
Yours ALEX. B. HUTCHESON
The above certificate Ia from the Sheriff of Henri
CO county To be had Of all the principal Druggists
in the city OF Richmond and ELSEWHERE.
sc TIA
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vNotice. 1.-The members of the Virginia
State Agricultural Society residing in the city
of Richmond. will be summoned to meet, on the
second MONDAY in October next, at the City Hall,
for the purpose of electug sixteen members to the
Farmers Assembly. Life members, and every such
adult male member OF the Society as shall satisfy the
Commissioner conducting the election. that he has
ps1d MS annual dues who shall then pay the me,
sre entitled to vote. Accounts OF annual members
have been put int the hands of Mr. James A August,
VII authorized agent to receive the same. The
presentation of his receipt TO the Commissioner at the
secton, will be conclusive evidence Of the holders
CHI B. WILLIAMS, Ssc'y and Treas.
gu lift Va. State Agricultural Society.
The subscriber begy leave TO call the attention of
the members of the Virginia State Agricultural So
cloty the above tice The accounts now made
ont and ready for collection As il would be impossi
bic for him to call on each member before the day of
election, he respectfully asks that they will call
hin at the Office of the Southern Planter over the
store OF r. Nj. Zimmerman, where he can be found
Sc i2-if JAMES A. AUGUST
~ II you have seen any of Johns ons
FfTY CENT OR DOLLAR PICTukEs, you will go to
his Daguerrsotype Wagons corner eth aud Broad ss.,
and get two kenesses to give to your friends.
They are in the best style and larger than you can
get els -whers. JOHNSON himself is operator in
these Wagons, Nos and 10. He has been about
twelve years IN the business se9-3w"
EF- Ho for Collars IL have opened an
other lot othose famous Tarlaton Collars only four
pence each when worn they have ell the appearance
of FIVE dollar Collar. N. EZEKIEL,
se9 rs Main street.
" White Grease. White Grease !--This
Is the best and NEST economical Grease ever known,
FOR the sxes OF Wagons, carriages omIbusses, carts
&c, and for all rough gearing, cog wheels SC 1t
does not the sxes in the hottest weather, but
remains the same consistency winter and sumner
For sale in of 3 and pounds, and in Kegs, by
MEADE x BAKER. Druggists,
l66, N. w. corner of Main and 10th streets
IL L9--dN I'm
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" Prescriptions accurately and care.
fully dispensed. by of the partners at all hours
of the day or night, at
MEADE & BAKERS
New Pharmaceutical store,
1856, N w. corner of Main and 10th Streets
su S0-2m Just above the new Custom House
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by Davenport. Allen & Co.

BY Davenport Allen & Co.
OO0 CASES Or BOUTS, SHOES AND
CUU HATS, AT AUCTION.--On WEDNES-
DAY, Gath Sept will sell at auction store at
10 o'clock, an assortment of BOOTS, SHOES and
HATS.
ThRMs---Under 100 dollars cash; 100 dollars and
over, 4 months credit, for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO,
Aucta
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BY Baker 4 Plensants.

HORSES, MULES, BUGGY AND CAR.
III RAGE Ar AUCTION We will sell auc-
ton, on SATURDAY the goth inst. on the vacant
space near the Central Depot, com mencing at 10
O'clock several good Saddle and Harness Horses, two
Mules, one city made Buggy, nearly new, and one
two-seat Rockaway in perfect order and but little
used.
At IL O'Clock, precisely. we will sell at the same
place FIVE superior Horses. consisting of three good
fine Family Horse beautiful cream color with black
legs and tall young and sound and sold for NO
fault.
Also a pair of the finest Mules ever offered at pub
lie sale In tbs city; of large size perfectly sound and
only three years old. BAKER l. PLEASAETS, +
SO 10 Cor Franklin and Union str
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By Tayler q WiIIioms.

HOUSE AND LOr AMI VACANT LOT
- ON uNIoN hill, At AUCTlON-Wiil be
sold, upon the premises, on FRIDAY the 10Th inst
commencing at A O'clock. the newly built brick resi
dence on gath near street, now In the occupancy of
been erected last fall it is built upon brick founds
ton and contains rooms, with the usual out-houses
The Lot fronts q feet snd back $50 feet to an
alley The property 10 situated in retired part of
the city, and is in pleasant neishborhood.
ALSO-A vacant Lot adjoining the above frontins
81 feet, and runs back $50 feet.
se Is TAYLOR WILLIAMS kure,
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AZ Pure Soda Water made In the finest
Porcelain Fountains by ourselves. and all the deli
eieus Cream and rut Syrups made from the actual
ripe and sound fruits. For sale at
MEADE BAKERS
New Apothecsry Store,
jy 28--5m 1876, N. w. corner of Main and 10th Sta
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g. Cnrd.--Thc subscriber hnyiua re,

n11ve6 10 his new and elegant store, No 100 Main ST.
t doors sbovs l4th street. would call the attention
~ country merchants and others about purchasing to
ar exten.ive END vsred assortment of FALL
CLOTHING, of his own manufacture. He flattes
himself that net only will he be enabled TO please in
tItv.fety eff bis stock, but also in his prices. All
srtcles of Clothing cut and made to order at short
notice se5-lm L. MORRIS.
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- RAYKD from nay ss.sIe, en-
1SeChu sch Hill on the morning Of the 18th inss /,
0As ,srse BAY HORSE MULE, With rope
Haltsr on and dark brown MARE MULE no
mail recoiected, except some white gpots on the
a liberal reward win be paid for their dslivesy
Al M WITS. on Church HILL ccrnsr OF 7ctn SOC
Ieirh streets and any information concernine toem
viii e .ssalfa''' 1'es''Sa EpExIcK KoxLL.
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~ New Goods, Angus, I3th 1856.

THO'S R. PRICE u CO, at the old established
stand, No 80 Main street, have been adding, during
from this time during the entire Fall by weekly
rivals make such additions that at the opening of
the they will exhibit the largest and most
friends and the public. Among the Goods just re-
ceved: Pretty Colored Lawns, from ~ cents up !;
Irish Linens of most approved makes Linen Sheet
DC. and for those who need such for the early FAIL
d., 10 aud l2-4 Cotton Sheetiug heavy Woolens
and Sheep Grey SAT- nets, for farm hands brown and
blesched Cotton Shifting; Cotton Oznaburgs; Blan-
kets and many other articles. All of which they
pledge themselves will be offered, wholesale and
tail at the very lowest uiaket rates.
au lS---d6w THOMAS K. PRICE l. CO
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BY K. b. Cook & Co., Aucts.
TRUSTEE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, MILNE.

TRUSTEE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
l. AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, MILNE
RY, dc BY virtue of q deed Of trust executed to
me- bearing date 9th day of February. 1s49 and duly
recorded in the Clerks Office of the Richmond Hus
tings Court in deed book No S. page SG2 shall, a.
public auction, the highest bidder, for cash. all
the property conveyed by said deed. consisting Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Millinery, &C.,
for the purpose of satisfying the provisions Of said
deed.
The above salewl take place at 10 O'Clock, at Mr.
N. A. Lyons, No. lis Broad street, over Messs, C..
Hartwell b Co. T. X LYON, Trustee.
4. B Cook Co Aucta.
a DMINiSTRATOR'S SALE...WiII be
IA sold at auction on FRIDAY, the 18th day offs Scr
TENDER 1856, at the late residence of Andrew j.
Kuhn, deceased Ia the county of Chesterfield. near
the town of all the household and kitchen
furniture, plantation utensils, stocks of horses mules
and cows crops of corn fodder &c, belonging to the
estate of the said deceased. Terms made known on
the day of sale. VIM. u. GILL.
se I7-6t% Sheriff and Administrator.
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>4A CROSSING Il TUPMAN,
Ia DEALERS IN
MI MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING AND
~uW EurniSllin0 (sAnda.

OFFER for the Fall and Winter trade of 1856, the
following goods assorted in size and STYLE suit Man
and Boy. All can be satisfied with cheap fine, plain
aud fashionable goods in fact let the taste be
fastdous, we are confident the stock embraces guam
tity and quality sufficient to please
Expecting customers will acknowledge facts
which must be apparent examination, we merely
enumsrate the following list of goods brought out
his season:
Beaver over Sacks, Over Goats and Raglands
Cashmere, Beaver, Petersham, and Cloth Business
Goats; Black and Fancy Cloth Dress Freck Coats
cheap Tweed and Ssttinett Coats; Black Doeskn,
Black Figured Scotch Plaid Brown, Drab, and Steel
Mix Cashmere Pants; cheap Cashmere and Sattinett
Pants; also, Velvet, Matlassca Silk, Cashmere and
Satin Vests giving much variety possible not
at all scanting the number of styles, but rather in
easing former years, have produced several
novelties tn the Clothing department, which
think gsnteel. Our Furnishing room contains full
stock of Shawls, Blankets Umbrelss Merno and
Knit Wool Shirts, Silk and Buck do. also, Drawers
to match the above styles of Shirts; White and brown
Jeans White and Brown Canton Flannel Drawers OF
our own make, which recommend as perfect in fit:
Gloves, Guantletts, Susponden, Night-Caps Money
Belts Cricket Jackets Handkerchief Muffiers, CIa-
watts Ties Scars Socks Collars and last though laest
our improved Yoke Shirt, of which have sold
240o since the LIST of last January. Examination
gives satisfaction and you are advised to call on
GROSHONG l. TUPMAN,
1S-ct liz Main street
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r~Dr Coons, late OF ST. Louis, Mo. of.
see snd residence Sd street, west side, between
Marshall and Csys,n jy 6l-om"
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Yy.,ep,tuc e. son have now opened

rs-yaientIme 81 son have now opened
.,s'T large stock of Staple aud Fsacy DRY GOODS,
n;b tbay offer to purchasers, as lately announced,
" ,.,nrsceGented prices for cash Negro Wooleps;
S,s1bed and Brown Donestics; oznaburss; Prints in
- VARIETY ana all the novelties in De Laines aud
60 Mrrino.s c. shmeres, Alpacas and Bomba-
. f,,n, suction sales; Scotch aod French Fmbroi
80. Ribbons and Trimmings, In various tastes;
%,s,ines Russ Blankets, Hosiery, Gloves, Brooke
sFo0' YALE VALENTINE L SON, No % Broad st..
&c - Valentine Square.
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VTT0R0fe, WORAlS..-If you wish - ges
w : food Vsrmifuss, ask for the 'svirsinia Worm
killer Il can Be had Of Druggists generally.
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FARM IN CHESTEh.
u FIELD FOR SALE will be sold public g.

UNSTABLE FA M IN CHESTEh.
u FIELD FOR SALE will be sold public.
ly on the premises. on tho I'd day of OCTOBER,
1885, if fair if not the next fair day thereafter the
plantation which my father, Henry Winfree
decd, lived at the time of his death The tract of
land contains 4l64 less re-survey
be made if desired 1t lies in Chesterfield County,
within two miles of Tomahawk Depot on the Rich
mond and Danvle Rail Road, and adjoins the lands
of James Il. Spear, r. C. Wilkesson's, Elam's. and
Others about twenty miles from Richmond, and in q
healthy and intelligent acknowledgements to
churches. mills, and depots 1t has it good
DWELLING HOUSE. Cooper's shop, and all No.
cessary out houses About one-fourth of the above
well adapted the growth of the usual crops; about
twenty thirty are faIlowed ready for seed.
ing wheat Partial possession given to seed fall
crop, and entire possession given the LIST day of
January, 1857.
Any person wishing to examine the property,
do 50 by calling the subscriber, who will take
great pleasure in showing the same
Terms made known on the day of sale.
ROBERT s. WINFREE.
IQ-2aw4t
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by Thomas w. Reese,
tOffice with Geo.J. Sumner, No. 20, Pearl street)
CENTKEL HOUsEH1LD AND HITCH

u EN- FURNITURE, ANU OA8 FIATUNEof
FOR SALE AT AUCTiON.-Will be sold on NON
DAY morning next September the ga, commanding
at 10 o'clock. at the residence Of Mr. J. B. Watkins
Of 18th and Marshall streets twho decning
epns all Of his Household and Kitchen Fur
niture aud ss Fixtures part Of Gas Chan
deers and Brackets; OIL lohs Carpets Curtsins So
blee Bureaus Bedstesds; n air and Shuck Msttfessss
Wsshstands: eideboard; China, Glass and Earthen
ware Knives and Fork; Cooking Stove 10, togsther
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HOTELo,


NATIONAL HOTEL, Main street, Staun
Y ton, Virginia -W. J. HUNTER CO., Pro.
pretors.
~ An Omnibus viii always be In readiness at the
Railroad Depot to take passengers to and from this
house free of charge. my S---6m
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VALUABLE FAhIW FUFl fsALEs.eI OHef
for sale privately my FARM, laurel Meadow"
situated in the county of Chesterfield, four miles
from Manchester, and ono and half west of the
Broad Rock Race Course containing $40 acres-20O
open and in a high state of improvement. There
is also large piece of rich meadow land. The ba-
lance is wood, q large portion heavily timbered
The improvements consist of excellent dwell
iDg-house, negro quarters stables and barns The
barns are well supplied with water from a branch,
BY means of a small water wheel. There is a steam
engine, about eight horss power, which drives the
threshng machine; also a steam saw grst and plas-
ter mill.
The place is well supplied with good water, and
has two fine young orchards peach and apple, and IL
one of the most healthy locations in the State.
Their particulars apply myself, the premises, or
to Thomas Taylor, Of the firm of Van.Lew, Taylor
L. Co Richmond. J. WHITEHEAD.
NV post office is Manchester. Sc ll-d&clm
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fF- Bachelors Hair years
experiment. and application justify the proprietor In
warra Eting this the best Hair Dye in existence.
It dyes black or brown instantly without the least
injury to hair or skin Made and sold applied, lin
nine private rooms) at Bachelors Wig Factory,
ZS3 Broadway, New York.
The genuins for sale by -
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER,
AZ l0-sm l25 Main street.
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an 2-u

rS- To MiiIiners.We are in receipt OF
o'I stock Of MILLINERY GOODS, comprising
b3Ds new in that line 100 Cartoons styles
R,b,ous Bonnet Sstins, and Bonnet Nelvets, Velvet
Ribbops Msrcsliuss and Florence Silks which we
are selling wholesale ut New York prices. Give US a
al J. MILLHISER & BRO.
0 x 19t Io3 Broad street
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NTEW STUHE AND NEW sTOCh OF
~ SUPERlOD READY MADE CLOTHING

NEW sTUME AND NEW sTOCh OF
~ SUPERlOD READY MADE CLOTHING
FOR FALL AND WINTER, 1856 and 1857 Com
prising all styles of fall and winter Over Coats
Raglands, Tamas and Shswls; Dress and Frock Coats
of French and English cloths; Business Coats of
fancy Cloths and Cassmsres Vest in endless variety
of Silk, Satin. Velvet Plush, Merino, Cashmere Cas-
simere, SC; Black Dress, and fancy French and Cas-
simere Pants; do. Satinet, Kersey, &c; Fur.
nishing Goods; Cravats scarfs, Ties, stocks. Com
forts Mufiiers &c of the greatest variety; suspen-
ders: Kid, Silk, Fur, Buck and Cashmere Gloves
Hsndkerchiefs Socks; Shirts; Collars Silk and Ne
rino Under Shirts Silk, Merino, and Cotton Flannel
Drawers; Umbrellas; India Rubber Goods, &c.-
wholesale and retail
J. d GOODMAN has now open, at his large new
store room, Il9 Main street, Richmond. Va, large
and entirely new stock of fall and winter Ready
Made Clothing, embracing all new styles of every
Grade of Goats, Pants and Vests, AMI Furnishing
Goods. From his great facilities ia manufacturing;
his liberal patrons and the public generally will st
find all articles in his line, from finest to lowest
grades. of the very best make and at unusually low
prices for cash.
Remember place and No., 1l9 Main street, next
deor to ]. w. Rsndolph's Bookstore.
Tri weekly Receipts direct from the Manufactory.
l6 J. d. GOODMAN.
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Under GARMENTS. GLOVES, HU
u SIERY AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS-An extensive and superior variety of the
above Goods at the lowest prices for which they
be purchased in this city, can be found at
HENRY SKATERS,
40 rs Corner Main and Pearl sts
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wCard...S. ID. Denoon, Bell and Brass
Kounderer. Fancy Crate and Fender Manufacturer,
No. rs Main street. between 9th and 9th, west nde,
Richmond Va iy l0-6m
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II EEN, BALDWIN Il CO, ask the atten-
N ton Of their numerous friends and the public
their large and select stock of FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING, and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
ment embraces all the choice and most approved
STYLES to be found in tbs country and having IF
our firm constantly in the New York market. we are
at all times show the latest novelties of
the season. made at our msnufactory in that pc
cuarly tasty and durable manner for which Clo
thing has SO long been celebrated
In the second story of our house, W ere prepared
with good stock for the WHOLESALE TRADE
and will offer great inducements to merchants who
favor us with a CALL With increased and uneqHalied
facilities and full determination to go ahead, we
pledge ourselves make il your interest to buy
KEEN, BALDWIN & CO.,
MAR or
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DRICE & CARDOZO,
L BOOKSELLEKs AND STATIONERs.

DRICE q CAKDOZO,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERa.
Main St, opposite the Amevieaa Hotel,
Keep constantly ON hand, late publications of tho
day in the Literary and Religious Departments.
ALSO,
SCHOOL BOOKS
LETTER AND CAP PAPERS
variety Of NOTE PAPEH6 plain and fancy
ENVELOPES, of all sizes, plain and fancy
LADIES' WORK BOXES
PORT MONEAIES
PORT FOLIOS and PORTABLE DESKS
ORA WING PAPER
TISSUE PAPER OIL PAPER, &c
KNIVES, PENS RULERS LNkSTANDS, &c.
Embracing general assortment of STATIONERY
and variety Goods to which they respectfully invite
the attention of the public. % list
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By X. Cauthsrn, Auct.
ANE.uORSE e A X X A G AT AUG.
~ TION Ion SATURDAY, Goth inst at 10 O elk
at the Horse Lot near the Central Railroad, will
HORSES.---Also several work Horses and Mules
se19 r. CAUTHORN Auct
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II J.F. Gardner, III. d., Homeopathic
Physician, Richmond, Va.
xy' Office on Governor street, near the Richmond
House au 29---dSm
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NEVEK roo LATE TO MEND.

NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND.
~ At RANDOLPH'S Bookstore and Rindery.
BOSTON Common: Tale Of our own Times, BY
Lady; SIPS
LIFE and Public Services Of Willard Fillmore, BY
w. L. Barrie of Ky; 81.
WIDDIFIELD'S New Cook Book or Practical Re-
ceipts for the Housewife 81.
WOODS Therapeutic and Pharmacslegy, Or Mate.
ria Medics; $3.50
IT Is NEVER too late to Mend . matter of fact ro-
NANCE by c. Reade, zvols; 81 IS.
GROTE'S History of Greece, IL vols; 80.
HORACE with interlinear translations; e150
CESAR, with inteTlinesr TRANSACTIONS; 81 So
MORFIT'S Applied Chemistry to the Manufacture of
Soap and Candles Sc
REV ARCHER BUTLERS Sermons with Memoir:
ST. Is.
PHYSICIANS Whiting List for 1887; &c.
REEDS Lectures on the American Union So
Sc 1875
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HTbTH CoAL-The subscriber 10 prepared to
faluial Inc best PHILADELPHIA ANTHRACITE,
and LUMP COAL from the above Chesterfield
mines which he will sell at the lowest market price
Tor cash or its equivalent Orders left at the auction
house Of Lsrus Il Shine, IA Main street, will meet
with prompt attention.
bu l3---3m +. y. LAhUo'
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By z. B. Ceek e c., Ascfs.

tXTkNsIvE SALE OF STOCK OF
= nOuSEkEEPfk9 ARTICLtS, CUrLkRY.
scoei Intending to discontinue bis present bssnesa
and VAN view TO brissns il sresdy close, Viii
; ; :" s9enon commencing on WEDNESDAY, I7.h
Mnln .f nr.,cles, hsrsware, Cutlery. Fancy 6oods,
merchants and ousekeepers ara NOW oHs,.a an
opportunity of supplying Themselves Win svsry A..
,Ss IN sne housekeeping line, raasly TO he met With
All being OF the very best quality, viii be sold With
The sale will be continued from d.v To a.x Al 10
O'Clock, and every evening at ~ O'clock untii the
whole stock is disposed of. ~ 'As
iEkMs-For all sums under $50, cash; ovsr that
amount month"; for notes s.tisfse.oriiy .nsor,sd
Il. n ZIMMERMAN
sale Conducted by Il. B. Cook Co Aucts
u The above sale viii be continued RI, nav
commencing at 10 O'Clock this morning and "a o,clf
TINS evening Z. B. C. Co, Aucts.
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ZIP. WiIbacher, Dealer In Liquors
Wlnei Cigars, &c, No. 20S Main street, hicnmond,
Va myS1-ts
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IA NOTICE...r. BECHEx 81 bRU.
"A THEIR Merchant Tsors, No. &c Main street,
VIZ below the st. Charles Hotel, are receiving
IlQ their fall and winter stock of goods, consist
ing of large and varied of ench English
and German Cloths, Fancy Silk Vevets and Silk Vest
tings &C. which prepared to make up to order,
in the latest styles and at short notice. We also keep
constantly on hand good and general assortment of
fashionable Ready Made Clothing, manu- .aetured by
ourselves; gentlemens furnishing goods. boys and
chdrens clothing, 20, all of which shall be
happy to furnish TO our customers and friends, on
terms which can't fail to please. Sc l7-lm*