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No. 646J
Notice OF the establishment of three additional
land districts In the State or Iowa.
IN pursuance Congress entitled An change the
boundaries land disuicts Of Iowa. aud for
March 3d. 1885 which
disc's said hereby declared and made
office DIsTRcT
established DAcosRAH Winneek that for the
FoRr Dopaz FoRT DopoE, In Wes-tr
and that m the Sioux DsrRIcr at siorx CTY God
bury county. y -..#r1 s#t. .Na.o
Givs my hand, city Washington, this thirty
day nj October, A. ID. 1885,
BY order Of the President;
THO5 A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner the General Land Office.
Nova-law6W lint aud Star.I
.s.r,.Neaf @ No. 54s.
NOTICE location land Offices and
the ONCE OF tho surveyor general In Kansas and
Nebraska Territories. u 4. .".sn z. 5 .... Il
DE that in pursuance Of the 18th section Of the
approved 2d July 1854 creating land Offices for the
of Kansas Nebraska,
esabshns the office Of general for snd Terri
Cry, of COVER Nebraska Teroy
the sfce for the "PAwNrk and Of the
EsAL, LE coApros," The government of
rit0ry -.l.
sixth day Of November, A D. 1858.
BY order Of the President:
+. a.. .. THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Okce.
Nov S9-law6w Intel. and Sar.l
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tttsAts.s ~ uo fruEH, uerchsat TsiIors, tai this
~ method OF calling the
aud siranHrrs oih OF cohs
and of The
make 10 order in the elegant - =
Also choice selection OF xenleInsu's furnhinx rood
Dec l-5awzw DUNALL 4 BRO.
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DINE Preach .diions Of u.w-sre., F@ctne str'p"s,
CnneI H. Moiere starl nacls, froi-sat Bourdaahs =
R.ge scbler guiz Bns.uet, Menet Naherbe, bscafse'
Bartheemy, Voaaire Chsteauhriand, forsn kstras
Naebrsnrhs Pierre, Frnelon, 1hery, NHehiavei Hgao
ara ollie, writer's the moderate prices W
bok sots imported by himself direct from r|'
IN bndine, some Of them Win h.s.l %
lustraians, fhNN,h -, - ,,aa,h
Also collection, various q French books i'' yoo''
Parts editions
Dec
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HARVEY ~ ADAMS, having purchased E. w hselsr
III Co. all their stock OF hardware
BY them, No. 3t5 Pennsylvania opposite
beg leave respectfully call the purchasers
well selected goods We
ant good all articles iae merit
conunuance Of the custom Of the old firm.
HARVEY ADAMS.
Nov dim
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GARD william Tuck tailor, No. 4S Penu.yI-
vania would
hers Of Congress. strsng, and cixsa' gsnsrsIy
stock OF cips, cssimes aud which
he. prepared 70 make at the notice and
Fashionable styles.
Nov -qw
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GLEN NooD CEMETERY on.. ~. 90.

(,LhsWooO O1uhFEHf.-omcs No. sos renp.yfvanis
VI avenue, Of lh
Cemetery IL lad
New york. and siiassd ana
mile north % Capitol d,,ec,,
20 the gateway This eompsny have ec.ived Con-
sppropsps st,.
fee ie TO the purchaser snd prohb1ne
isson or otherwise, which s OF
with their dsas b..
hecon in cites ground
valuable Cor other sell H. pyo
scuous into large pitt ssd legal p~cven,
a NJ iitaa n 10 groaud. ''
Once frem a. vim
asp, the ard bylaws pornntios can no
shsined sI orders for
vsg, No so Seventh other undertaken prompt
sr~aaeA aIst.s#.9 Joss Idly
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New store and New Goodsl

Hd, Cap, and Gentiemen's Frrnishing EstablslmeHL
rBE Undersigned having fitted up splendid
style store No Jt feun ylvsnia
streets north side, have the honor
District members Of Congress the generally
that they opening
and fashionable stock ~ srcles usually und 10
ea's sentemen's furnishing s,tsbshent They
#,+
ehy Bcebe cenn and other fashionable
Felt Hat for and boys all s1e., price
Navy black, and iancy cluah cap. ior boys
Undershirts and drawers of SILK, Iams-wool
Shaker flannel Trstot cashmere mer,xs ne
Dressshs ofinen and oooo, with plain and Fres<a w-
bsnds ="
Gloves sieehs ss erava,, uspsnder, hosiery kisd
pocket handh sfchcfs, &C.
sssi robe smoking coats and caps, v.n'i.mcn hari.
muers, and rauntcs, umbrellas. toilet articles.
To ~ 81 which they respectfully solicit eng
confident that years husss- N erah
call.
Pair deang and moderate prices msy be relied spon Can
GEO. ~. y. WHITE n CO,
Dec s-esdimn No asa Pa. ss between a,h and iou, a,
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pAHHISH's PRACTICAL HARMACY. 4 vol sxo
i Lectures on English History by Henry Reed.
Genny Monctan, or ibs faithi~-s Guardian
LII. % ny wm. A. Porter. = ''
Ismrkiin Mar OF the Victim OF Misfortune.
Know Nothing Almanac, 1856,
Dec FRANCE rayfop
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DAZUus and Ssavinx Soap-We would call the ate ntion
~ Of members Of Congess and Others tspIenshins
10 assortment Of comprising kodget
brated swiss jacques Lacouter e. other Nyors
~, shsytns creams, soaps.
Our toilette articles rrepch
and warranted the best anufactured.
We hlve also of Lub
Joseph Anton, Johann Ma Charles cologne
hayrum combs hair shaving nail ad tooth brushes pomzds
cosmetics he
And sso large senemsus dressing
r.. GAI.ffCAk A
Dealers In Fine Fancy Goods, Plated Wars. Psrfamery Ae
Dec 2-3geod 80 Psna under Browns r Hot
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A LBUms, French Portfolios, bibles, sud ps,.y,r
bonks, bound in morocco and velvet,
BHgey and Mofion gold prns, sad
pTuct Rodgers hnei peuknvr Imported dec, nom me
manufacturers csses ~ drawing instruments d~ips took
French aud kHgsh Fraheh, Enfsh nyens
IN rrea ysrey ne editions Of American,
to 10 hae bindings, Imported direct from and Pa j. By
Dec ~ yRANrk raw In
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X IN a. "''"s'e'' A"A''"y' "''""s'
Tanners Clnicsi Nedtcir.
The yellow Msst, from Dicksns's Household Words
The Confessions Of Pretty Woman: by Miss r.,xo.
The Jealous Wife by Mis- PnvSc
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
how 10 obtain them. Price iak essis
septt FRANCE TAvroR
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~ ~ u.t ,srs several exquisite fpecnfns
.ns, pnhenss re- including Descent from The cros
~ . iato pt,n Nd,'aiion oi W."
&C sfler D0aenishino :" 'Nad"n-
ws,s- ocs Homo - spcctaly adapted Coz chrisin"
:, "r' TAYLOR MAURY's
noo Bookstore, pih street
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Law Hceks
WHARTON and stlish Medical IurSprudencrt vol
w Whauon's freceasas of indicnasn Pleas vol,
Whafions American Criminal Law; I'd sdiuon 4 vol.
Grrsleyis Eqoiy Evifesc. vcL
Whnrane Americas ~ unmieise r vol
whartonh Law Dictionary tyo,
Morris 90 Repieun vol.
Library of Law and squyg ~ ssrics. ,.,t.,,
saaders on Uses and Iiussi lfNSs S,. W. - 4
Dcoi5 sahohi .sts,,r h.sss ~, ~. a., nm
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Dec 3o--law4w
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THE suBscnAsr desires call pabic attention 10 his
assortment OF house fsn.hipg goods which - now reag
CON plele la every department cons stag Ia part Of
FRENCH CHINA.
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RECEIPTS
Nv Canal. Railroads and River,

For the geek ending Saturday. Nocember l, 1856.
Ry THE CASAL.-Ii,s7o bus. Wheat $3.50 bbls.
Flour; I'll hhd.. Tobacco and stems; 1874 boxes s
Manufactured Tobacco; 1904 tons Pig Iron; 675
ton; TONNAGE S SIS al ID. Mdze Guano. Plaster,
Coal CrrrsS pci. ToSseco 1928
bushels Wheat; 6s66 do. Corn; 6s6 do Oats; "a
do Meal; Sc do. Rye; Is tons Pig iron; 1921 bbls
Whskey; S bales an 2 bags Wool; 81 rolls Leath-
er; bbIs Flax Seed; % bags Rags so Sheep 80
Hogs; p coops Chickens; boxes Eggs; 81 FIR
kins IS Kegs, and u Boxes Butter; II boxes and
9pckfs Sundries
By TIVE FREpERIcKsBuRG ROAD bids Tobacco
81 bbls Flour; 1854 bushels Corn; 1873 do Wheat;
7ls do Oats; 2iS do. Meal; bbls. Apples; q
boxes Chickens boxes sundries'
BY THE DAsvILLE RoaD14 22S bu ISL s wheat;
2.24l boxes Tobacco; 81 hhds de- So do stems
ter; Is do Fruit; 20 do Leather; coops Iurkles;
6 do Fowls; Wheat Drills Sc bbls Flour; 2
bales shuek: bags Fa ss,. DO reo as I'd; DO
pieces Castings; Stoves horses; 4oo tons
cssk do; s boxes sundries; 4 Bed; 46 hhds To-
bscco; hhds Stems; 5s2 Flour Barrels; boxes
Tobacco; 1872 bales Cotton; fats and Al pieces
Rags i Plough; ib barrel Tobacco; IS Hides 8
Calf Sins; Circular Saw; 10 head Cattle; Reap.
or; 4Ol bushels Wheat; package and boxes
Hats; 2 chests. is kegs and bbls Oysters; 70
bbls Fish; and S04 tons Coal
BY THE LOWER JAMES RIVER. PER STEAMERS
10 hhds; so bales; 20 Crates and 200 boxes mdse
20 Rolls Leather; 20 bags Coffee; IS bbls Sugar;
200 bbls. Apples and Potatoes; 100 boxes Cheese
COASTWISE EXPORTS, PER STEAMERS.
To NEW YoRK-2595 pkgs Tobacco; so bales Osna-
burgs; IA boxes, pigs and trunks mdse.
To BALTrMoRE-ll hhds, 1905 pkgs Tobscce; 424
bbls Flour; SO bags Feathers III bales Yarn; II
do Osnaburgs; 10 hhds Bacon; "a bags Hog Hair
bundles Leather; bids. Hides; 2 cases Licorice
Pianos; l6 boxes. " pkes mdse.
FOREIGN.
To BREMEN per Bark Weiiarni 30 hhds Tobacco
422 hhds Stems; 800 bbls. Flour.
To PERNAMBuco, per Bark Cambridge: 20o1 bbs
Flour.
To PERNAMBUco, per schr. Emily Keith 1871 bbs
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HOG SEASON BEGUN-Yesterday, on Change,
the first transaction of the season, in hogs, took
place. There was sale of one thousand head of
good corn feed, to average two hundred pounds
for January delivery and the seller to pack at S.
per 100 lbs net. Packers state that they are
willing to pay the same for other lots during the
month of December. This sale is somewhat be-
low the anticipations of many, and cannot fairly
be considered the legitimate opening price. Hogs
plenty in the west but the farmers are report
ed as entertaining large and independent views in
regard to the price which their pork shall bring
them-& Louis Dem 29th.
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EOUGHS, COZ u Iii =. Richardson's
~ Wild Cherry and Bloodroot Candy, is one of the
best remedies for Coughs Colds Hoarseness Tickling
all Lung difficulties Give it trial For sale by
JOHN J. RICHARDSON Confectioner, corner 18th
and Cary street. Also, by John w. Pollard, 18th ST.
Bodeker, +. J. Pcot, Adie l. Gray, Meade l. Ba.
ker, Laidey 4 Robinson L. B. Thomas s. M "a
chrisson. oc 19-Im
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HEAVY LOSSES OF SEA VEssELs.-The Calves
ton News gives list of thirteen steamships, lost
within the last ten years, of the New Orleans and
Texas Steamship Line, the total value of which
amounted to $3.50, 600 All except one were lost
on the Texas coast There has never been any in
surance on any of the steamers.
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ACCIDENTAL terrible accident occurred al
London recently. While the Rev Mr.. Spurgeon
the famous Baptist preacher was preaching al
Concert Hall, false alarm Of fire was raised
creating stampede in which several persons
were trampled to death.
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o. Pegram, of Virginia, was in Paris on the 14th
ultimo
Samuel H Koon was shot recently in Marion
county, Va, by Constable Snodgrass. who he re.
sisted in the discharge of his duty. The wound
is not fatal.
Robert Leslie. of Petersburg, Va, was among
the passengers who arrived by the Asia.
Mrs. Mary Conner, asomnambulst, walked out
of a second story window in Woonsocket, r. L.,
q few nights ago, and broke both her ankles.
Luther Brooks, Esq. wealthy Boston mer.
chant, was literally torn to pieces on Thursday
evening by being run over by train of cars.
Two passenger and three wood cars were de-
stroyed by FIRE en- the Pacific railroad at st. Lou
is on the 29th ult.
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NEW STORE AND NEW STOCK OF
~ suPERloD READY MADE CLOTHING

NEW STORE AND NkW STOCK OF
~ suPERloD READY MADE CLOTHING
FoH FALL AND WINTER, 1856 and la57-Com-
Brnne all new styles of fall and winter Over Coats
hsslsnds, Talmss and shsws; Dress and Frock Coats
o. french and English cloths; Business Goats, OF
nSy Cloths and Cassimeres; Vest in endless variety
.. pin, satin. Velvet Plush, Merino Cashmere Cas-
. ms.s, Is Black, Dress, and fancy French and Cas-
ni.h,ns lents; do. Satinet, Kersey, &C.; Fur
Ts ooods Crayats, Scsrfs, Tee, Stocks, Com
DER. K Ss si'. &f Of the srestss varety sgspen
nsndIerehief; sscks; Shirts; ColIsrs: Sill and Ne
n1s Under Shirts; Silk Msrine, and Cotton Flannel
whoiesaie and retail o0o1'' w.
.tor. ,o ~ has now open, at his large new
snS ICON 9m, liz Main street. Richmond Va. large
Ma ennnrsiy new stock Of fall aud winter Ready
srsSs 81 oernink, embracing all styles Of every
GO !" Coan Psnts aud Vests and Rnrni.h;rss
liberal I p.,a b.: srsa, se.is. Ia
aaa al stticiss In his line from 6ns.t 5, IN iii
price, 70, ans very best make and at unusually low
asoy an place and No, IIs Main str..t
Tri.w..ti. Rasoipn,s Bookstore.
els AsssiP~ aifeet from the Manufactory
J. D. 6O0DNAN
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IA TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON-
G8 CERN.-Taken up on the Western Branch,
"a about the 18th of July, colored man, who
~ csls himself DAvY TINES, about Is years
H.k~ years of age. FIVE feet six inches high OF q
dark bacon color He pretends to be free man from
Isle of Wight county, but having papers he be.
lieved to a runaway. He has pass, dated the Sd OF
January, and signed John Chapman, which Is sup
posed to have been written by himself Any lnfor-
nation concerning him may be had on application to
the subscriber keeper of the Jail of Norfolk county
MARSHALL HUTCHINSON,
SO 24-6w Jailor Norfolk county.
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ALEXANDRIA, HILL has j

n ALEXANDER HILL has Just re,
ceived another case of ladies' and gentemens
Boots, Shoes, and Caters, manufactured ex,
~ pressly for him by the celebrated BOOT ana
chloe maker Of Pars-that is, Meeas. He has import
sd materials of the best quality for the
of ladies' and gentlemens Boots and Shoes OF every
description. He also keeps always on hand the pes,
thus with his ewn manufacture and his imported
work. his assortment will surpass any other house IN
this CITY, He has made an arrangement in Paris TO
have shipments of goods made here every month, 80
that he win hereafter be kept regularly supplied
with he best and all the latest styles of French
Boots and Shoes OF every kind
s. He has Shoes in this case for ladies that are
entirely in this part of the country, and he IN
vites the ladies to call and them, as they are
aomethiug extra SELF
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DEAD.-Wm. Fenno, well known actor OF
Boston, is dead
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sS&6S6l THE MUSIC STORE.-f
hz5Sl1E}E&S8 H. TAYLOR would remind his
HI M nj friends and the public generally that
= u his store is on Governor street,
where may be found PIANO FORTES, MELODE.
0@S GUITARS, VIOLINS, FLUTES and ACCOR-
OECNS, Of the best quality and at the lowest prices
He sole agent this city for the sale of the cee.
bratsd NUNS Clark's PIANOS, which are not sur.
passed By any other makers and equsIed but by few
Also, Gale Il Co.'s superior Pianos
Guitar and Violin STRINGS, of the best quality.
He has the largest stock of MUSIC to be found In
this State and constantly receiving the latest publ
cations, which he will sell at the reduced prices
and upon as good terms as can be had elsewhere.
" Pianos tuned, repaired, and let on hire
" Old Pianos taken in part pay for nsnI ones
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EDUCATION.
DICHMOND FEMALE lMiSTlTUTE..
IL fhe exercises Of the Institute wiA % resumes q
tbe ART MONDAY In October.
'Ne TEAMS PER SESSION:

The large number entering the Institute during the
last session. esq., has encouraged the Trustees to
provide still increased facilities and the Arrangements
Tor instruction will be the elevated and libe-
raj scae az the spacious and convenient accommoda-
tons No pains will be spared to secure the highest
to the young ladies who may honor ~ BY
their attendance.
3. MANLY, JR,
10 oa-aSm Richmond, Va
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q TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS RE-
@ WARD.-Ranswsy from the subscriber,
.E$A about the LIST of September last MARIA
<MV CAMBRIDGE; tall and very black she 70
.AA about so years old, pretends at times not 10
hear well. 1t my opinien she Is lurking 10 the cry
l will give the above reward for her delivery 20 me-
d. 8. DELAPLANE,
oc 7-sodts Flour Inspector
SOMETHING NEW.--I noticed In pass
~ ing up Governor street, st Fl ARWoOD'S se.
rooms, the most complete Spring Bed that nave
ever seem it is SO very simple in Its s9nst.ac.. .a
that it is not liable TO get out OF order ne eSs I
the largest and most beautiful assortment of Ful-
ture have ever seen exhibited 10 Richmond by
attention was attracted to most beautiful Nao,s0o
in the assortment. DC n-dim
MEERSCHAUM PIP Il > - Is oh I'M Ian
1Vl Pipes
Mserschaum Cigar Tubes
Amber do
Cigar Cases and Cigar Lighters -
Best collection ever in edmond, Just received "
CHARLES GHARDSONS
Cigsr AL Tobacco Store,
se 2o-ts American Hotel Ba6ins
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Flu RS,

entirely new, of the latest styles and Of every de-
scrtption. Amongst them arc
LYNX Capes, Msntillss Mantalets, vietonnes, Tip
nats 0auutlets and Cuffs
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IIAFE YOU SEEN ii % IL l. N Il = !.
IL WORTHS TWO HUNDRED FLOATING
BALL OR KNUCKLE WASHING MACHINE
1t will wash dozen pieces of clothes in two min
utes without injury to the most delicate material -
Bed Quilts, Comforts Blankets, Sheets with every
description of Woollsn Goods, are washed in the
most thorough manner.
This Washing Machine has taken the premium at
all the Fairs where exhibited 1t is pronounced By sill
who have seen it the wonder of the age Iii sim
pie its construction not to get out of order. The
machine is easy to work that small children can
take part in it; any half grown girl of ordinary
strength however little used to labor, do regu
lar weeks washing and derive great benefit from the
exercise it being of the very best kind for strength
ening the arms, chest and loins
We beg leave to refer to the following persons in
this city who have this machine now in
VIM. s. Wood, Richard Emerson,
F.J. Barnes, w. j. LYMAN,
s. D. Denoon, Rev. Robt Ryland,
John Fl. Hlliyard, John 7. Subett Bro,
Peter w Grubbs, Mrs. Chamberlain.
These machines be seen at William Fl. Wood.
wards Shop, 9th street, between Franklin and
Grace, and at B. B. Woodwards Shop on Main ST.,
between 9th and 9th sts.
We the uudsr,igned beg leave to inform the cti-
of Richmond city, Henrico, Hanover, Louise,
Goochand and Fluvanna counties, that we have the
exclusive right to manufacture and aell the above
Washing Machine.
ocI4-lm VIM. II. & B. WOODWARD.
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NEW DRESS GOODS...The subscribers
IN are prepared to exhibit entirely new stock o.
FANCY GOODS,
and invite the public to call and examine them
They consist in part as follows:
Plain and Brocade Black SILKS
Striped and Bay adore CoPd do
Black and Colored Silk ROBES
Paris Printed DE LANES
Rich De Lame ROBES
EVENING DRESSES, in great variety
A large stock of Paris WRAPPINGS
Broche and Stella SHAWLS
Misses do do
Heavy Travelling do
LACE SETS
French EMBROIDERIES of every description
Rich Bennett and Sash RIBBONS, &c.
PARKER, NIMMO Il CO,
oc % No. l43 Eagle Square.
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a FOR SALE AT the American Sta
~N bles fine pair of wellbroke Bay HORSES
<A quite young, and perfectly sound. and work
well anywhere. Apply at the American Stables to
Mr.. HI se0---u
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zsSsa.ss.a CHIC KERING'S Pl.
EGM34& ANO FORTES-To be had at Ne.
1863 Main st., opposite the Exchange
u Bank, Richmond.
NATH'L CARUSI,
iy I4d&wly Sole Agent
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OCkkTT & DENNIS, i(srOcers and
IL Commission Merchants, 18th street. between
Main and Gary, Richmond, Va, keep constantly on
hand well selected and general assortment of GRO
CERES, WINES. LIQUORS, &C. Orders from
the country promptly attended to oc l6-lm
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MANUFACTORY, Corner of Main and 9Th sts.
Richmond, Va, R. MCDONALD. subscriber
has hand superior assortment of Regalis for
which the attention of members respectfully in
vited.
Complete outfits for Lodges, Encampments and
Divisions furnished at short notice. &C Z0-d&clHn
ACKSON'S MAGIC FURNITURE PO-
y LISH.-This Polish is invaluable to housskeep-
ers and Furniture Dealers by its with but lit
moved, and beautiful gloss impaired to Furniture
Prepared by }. +. JACKSON,
No. II Main st.
Price Is and so cents bottle oc %
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&c, NC, &c.
ALSO,
Wolf Buffalo, Racoon. Badger
Leopard ard Jennet Robes
Fur and White and Pink Swansdown Trimming
MuHs Gentlemen's Collars and Gloves
Prepared Hare Skins, for the chest, &c.
2h-ta
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.u THE GREAT SOUTHERN -
Ill HAT AND CAP MANUFACTORY
1AAAND DEPOT.-JOHN DOoLEY, 81
Main street, has now ready for the Winter Trade o
1856, most superb assortment Of Ladies', Misses
nd Cleutemen,g
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a n0n O0n ClCAKS, OF h1I the dII
S.UUU.UUU ferent qualities and brands, con
stantly on hand. Cigars of any description made to
order at short notice. Liberal discount allowed.
examine my stock and prices before purchasing else
where H C.. g. ZIMMERMAN.
eaSm No III Broad street.
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INOR SALE.
IL 10000 City of Richmond per cent, long and
short dates
10000 State Of Virginia per cent, long and short
dates
10000 Central Bonds
5000 South-Side Bonds.
jy2l-h C. w. PURCELL * CO
CHAs. III. LANGLEY, Tia aRa Sheet
~ Iron Manufacturer, 18th street., between MATS
and Cary, Richmond, Va.
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES
Steam Pipes for Churches, Public Bundinsa &s
Metallic Roofing Guttsrine and Spoutins put
up in any part Of the city and country.
WE'LL AND GARDEN PUMPS ron SALE
BACON 4 BAskEKVsLI,
- GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Receive consignments of Tobacco, Flour, Corn,
Whest &C. and give their personal attention to sales
Of same and keep constantly hand large and gene.
raj assortment Of Groseries, Seed, Peruvian Guano
e. fsT-ydkwts
CHEAP GOODS, ca ZAP GOODS.--We
~ have received some very handsome low-prced
De LANES and English 9Merinos; also another lot of
those cheap De Baiges at l24 cents and large sup
ply OF Neede-Work Goods, black Velvet and Bonnet
Ribbons, and many other goods too numerous to
mention.
We are constantly receiving nj W goods which we
are selling at extremely low prices.
}. M. ROSENBAUM
&C % 100 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-05

"a FOR RENT.-.The commodiGus and
a we'll arranged Tobacco Factory occupied
80 by Mr. g. W. HARDWOOD, situated on Cary street
between 18th and 18th streets. Possession given on
the first of January next. Applyto
au TO- ia STEARNS x BRUMMEL.