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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-03

N. r,eeipts Of this city In the three leading artc
~ the brssdssss for the months Of JAY August sno
september Of The present aud lsst year, Il win bs
sees that the receipt Of Wheat the last three month
.csed thst Of the came months lest year By the large
amount Of 81, as bushcls. Lest year the farmsft
generally held back their crops for higher prices and
this aeeossts Ia great degree for the excess the pre-.
ssst yss,; bu. the crop this year 10 NO doubt larger
than that Of last yesr.
The amount Of Flour brought In during the three
uooths 10 1885 hbs les than OF lss year Ihis may
~ xiue 10 the want of to enable the coontry
mills 70 grind Dot it 10 the opinion Of some CONVEX
can't With the subject that ths fAcitis: Of tanspoi
tation. the demand for eiaia Tor the city mills ano
The hiah prses paid By them, are taking the wheat
from The coantry mills and diminishiag their opera
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hSEssoHa 49,: rs. :s:'ies IN esan.sss o ssi ~
isA. sad -pl July |, 1867. So
Mrs. PEI ar nss secured the services Of Prof.
EnIer of = who will conduct tho French and Ma
..e...a. cal departments atded By Mrs. EMIon and
'"s sSoronIh EnE.h sour.s Of study i pursued BY
the whole School In the various departments
The French b sroken IN the family, and Glasses for
French conversation held daily for the benefit Of
all the pupils, which they are required to attend.
No extra charge for French.
A class of small children win be received
Circulars Of the hchool be had ON application to
ssS-1m Broad 1t Echmond. Va
lv1 vices to the public . teacher Of the French
language He with happy to instruct privass pu-
pills and to form CLASSES fer Frsnch conversation.
Mon. T.. was graduated 1t the Universte de France,
and has been ssvers years engaged In teaching In the
first hterary institutions in Louisiana.
Applications may DO made ct his residence on Broad
n. Louis Defsu, President Louisiana College, 10.
M Boyer, New Orleans
II. Paul Arpin, Prof. of French Liter.ture, N. Y.
NJ. Masseras, editor Courier des Etats Unis, N. Y.
N. A. Bolmar West Chester, Pa se 1o-lm
SCHOOL FOR BOYs.--MRs. B ENNKTT
- win open School for little boys the frst Monday
in October on 9th st., between Broad and Marshall
She will give instruction in the Latin language, If
desired, and prepare her pupils to enter the large
Terns viii be made known on application tn her,
the residence Of Mr.. James n. Gardner, on Brosd
street.. se E--'m
Il NAUTICAL SCHOOL, FOR BOYS.
Fourth street. betaceea Broad and Marshall
o. L. C. SALTER, Principal.
J. L. WILLIAMS. A. N, A.s;,t.nt.g
JOSEPH MiCHARD, A'si'@
The fourth session of this School will commence
September 22d, and close July 18th following.
The course of studies will embrace the Common
| Il. attn HYaA and
the N o6ern Languages.
TERMS Payable senli-annually IA advance:
Ssnior CLASSICS and Mathematics .-.........S60 %
jULIor.... % y"
Common EHslish EIanches... 80 on
Primary in5tTuctcn. % W
Modern Languages, eGcs.................... ~ w
Sc 6-dlax
MFRS. ALLOHY's SCHOOL FOR
lfl CHILDREN, of both sexes, lin separate apart.
mems, viii be in session on MONDAY, the loIa OF
September.
lin s.s ar.e, se lin
q T.. BURKUSS's sc HOOL, ia the
". basement of the Uuiversaist Church, Mayo u.
The thirteenth session of this school will commence
on the 18th inst and close the 10th OF July next
TERMS PER SESSION.
For English studies, with or without Elementary
Latin .apSU. ~
For Classics and Msthemati1. 6u w
Modern languages and Drawing at the usual rates
Mr.. B. will be aided by Mr.. Henry Battaie, who
for the last two years has been engaged with Mr..
Lewis M. Colema n. in the Hanover Academy.
N. BAT the solicitation of friends, hmited num-
Der of small boys in the elementary English branch
81, will be admitted at forty dollars
Sc Stint "s
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4. J. DICKINSON.

"A RICHMOND, Va.
Have removed to the new stors, No. f0i Main
street. second door below 18th street. where they are
prepared 70 show the largest assortment OF
PLAIN AND FANCY RIBBONS.
ever offered IN this market Also, good assortmsps
Of B0NNETs and Millinery Goods Of al kinds
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MRS. A. Ii. COLE will resume her
lVl class in Singing. Vocazation end instruction
the Piano, the second week in October
ANY communication may be left at F. H. Taylors,
Mrs. Pellets on Broad street. se Elm
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MRS. T. j. DARDEN begs leave to In
l form her friends and the pubic, that her school
for young Ladies. Shockoe Hill. Marshall street,
between 4th and 5th Streets 10 now in successful
ration and that she will be assisted by her husband
the Rev. James M Darden, who, as we'll as herself,
has had much experience in teaching and will give
special attention to the thorough Arithmeticsl lin
oludiug Book keeping) and Mathematical depart
mentS. st -fft ~ s,st
R- She can accommodate q few more BoARDERs.
Richmond, Sept. H. 1856, So l3-1m
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
" SCHOOL-By ROGER MARTIN.
This School opens the LIST of October In the new
building on the corner of Clay snd 9th streets
TERMS: Payable semi annually in advance)
SENIOR CLAss-The Classics and higher Aath-
ematlcs. Poo
JUNIOR CLAss-The Rudments of the Classics,
with the higher English Branches. ....... 30
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT-Spelling Reading,
tic. NC Observation-Disclosures. 80
Mr.. Martin can be found his fathers rooms G..
B. Martis,s) from to O'Clock. sa't
Modern Languages and Drawing will be taught by
com petent Professors. -s. s.a
s3- This School will be permanent one.
seS-1m ROGER MARTIN.
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rIvHE PRINCIPALS ~ the nDUTHHRN
/ j REMALE INSTITUTE wonsd inform the pbb-
he that thew have secured the services Of Msdrsnoi
ssl,s CLsvs Partisan Isdy Of bat three yeass fcsi.
Seuce IN his country, who will with Msdsmoieells
vAssAs have charge Of the French Glasses IN fhssr
8 ho0f. 4
Powell enc Of ths Posipsl t.ho has snsfss Of the
~ renuired TO speak French hsb,tually with the
youus lsdiss boarding IN the house They fseI s.is
X sa,ins that the advantages thus offered for scqur-
ind thorough ksswisdss Of the French lsnsnse =
nd for learning TO speak IL uently sfs inferior TO
none in the COUNTRY unless 1t be trae - - too gem
erslly supposed, thsr French LADY h less seis 70
spesf her own language In Southern than f North
ern cry or les apt 70 do 20 n one school than IN
another -. - -a - =,
Preparatory Department Of their iostitute. Pupals
over ten years viii BIS admitted sza eupscis sttsn-
tion to this class e pronised. 8 !. e S0-sI
9 r. PEND LETON,s kNGLlsH,
"a CLASSICAL AND. MArHEHATlcALa SCHOOL, 4th
street between Main and franklin.--Ihes next ses-
sisn : III commence 18th September and close 18th Of
July.
Languages $50 and $50. according 10 advsncement-
1-2w
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6tAA5s P IhiEEHRk ysf EuIGA AND SP FzNcY
Day GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, &C., AT
Iss BROAD STREET.-By recent arrivals We are
In receipt Of full stock of Staple and fsncy Wy
Goods and complete assortment of Ladies'. Gen
tismen,s, Misses', Boys and Children's BOOTS,
SHOES and CATERS. and ServsntS shoes, GEM
prsins every variety and style out this season Not
withstanone the recent advance in the price Of shoes
we will continue as usual to sell our well selected
stock at 70 mer low prices For further proof, call
at the now Dry Goods and Shoe Store. .fsl
se 20 MARCUS HARRIS. M I83 Broad Ut.
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VALUABLE LAND FOX sALH. SHAVING
determined to move to Western Virginia, am
des:rous of selling my farm in Chestsrheld, lyme
on both sides of the Manchester turnpike, about "a
miles above Manchester. There 10 about 256 acres
about snehsfin woods Of the original growth, hesv-
lily numbered The improvements very good, add
al Of the necessary out-bulIdnes. deem il unne-
cessary give any further description of the
~, one viii purchase the property without
viewingit. Apply to Goddin b Apperson, Richmond,
or on the premises to
NJ 8--1m I nIrKyNsnN
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MEADE & BAKER,
1Vl CHEMISTS, PHARMACEUTISTS,

lSl CHEMISTS, PHARMACEUTIsTs,
1885, earasl q aa,a 10 t .bov.
the new Custom House, Richmond. Va.
0s to cs %
strument. and Appliances; the finest imported CT
and every article usually found in first class Drug
store good terms a. they can be had elsewhere
in the country. RiG RdasaI =; s hEanE.
Graduate of Philadelphis College of Pbsrn ssy.l
NJ OTICK--JOHN W COSBY having
his creditors ali debu and claims due or sccruing to
him BY bond, bill note, open account or otherwise,
hereby require all persons owing such debts claims
to make immediate payment to me, a. longer indul-
jy It's ALEX GARRETT. Trustee. :
E0hWA DING Blu SINE . s.-IN-
ments to increase the line Of boats running from nv
houseand shall 1t the commencement of the fall ses.
son. send out boat every other day Sundays except
e. ~ mi, .Irsnssmeat will put goods through two
DAYS sooner than heretofore, and nearly if not alto
less expense.
Merchants west of Lynchburx wishing to eons,p
thsir goods TO the rsrord agent are required TO de-
RoEt funds TO pay the charges 70 that point q the
vrsi.ia and Tennessee Railroad refuse e pay or col
e ssFsED z Lee 81 c On q. Doc.
- .-MR. JAMES FELLOWS, supeinssndsnt =
ssnslsmers departments; Mr.. JOHN klAPEL, DO
The subscribsr having in his employment the above
named Cuttsrz, who are known to rs seusl 10 any Ii
me state, respectfully announce to the public that
be . prepared TO have made 70 order in the nsstest
styia, every description Of Ladder and Gentlemensa
soots, 0sitsn o. Shoes Of any styls dssirsA. q
HENRY w. oUARLE0;
OW No. ii Psarl street 4
tfuH Z. Z rs z .EsE &c s.l.ncp g g. yss.,
end pureins. -. =
ssss R.cAurHoRN.
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E,OUSHEE ST. GRAMMAR SCHOOL,.
Il By VIM A. RENNTE.-The next session will
begin 18th September, 1856, and end 18th July ensu
ing Terms reasonable.
Until the 18th inst. the undersigned can be seen at
his rooms. ON Foushee street, between Broad and
Grace in the building formerly occupied by Messrs
Bickford l. Budwell. now known Saunders Hall
be happy to give any information that may be de-
sired.
"a S-1m* VIM A. RENEIE.
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
1.-THE subscriber having returned to he city, will
resume the duties of his school on Monday, Septem
Der 18TH in his school house the corner of Clay
and LIST streets
t' TERMS: AZ -.r-a
For session OF 10 months the same as heretofore
viz:
ENGLISH Branches including Book Keeping. -. 800
Latin, creek and Mathematics. 40
Payable ssmi-annusly in advance.
ss Sim GEORGE A. WEED.
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There sales in N. York Wednesday of $1,000
Virginia 6's at ssls 500, 900 do bs at 1892 $1,000
Tennessee ss 49, $50, at Ssh and s. 600 do SON at
S9I. .ssa
The N. Y. Journal of Commerce of Wednesday
afternoon says:
ney market active bur there 10 scarcity of
ita and rates of interest without farther change
The stock mArke. 10 active; Reading declined with
large SAFES at 8 1OS1s closing with more frmness;
and Erie, Cleve and and Toledo and Michigan South
ern bsve improved
Foreign Exchange 10 unchanged.
The Inspections of -four In Fredericksburg last
month reached Il, 0S2 barrels.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YoRK Oct 2-Flour has declining tenden'
CIV. Ohio Sc 6507.l0; standard Southern S707 ~ -
Wheat declining = White 81 600lt7; Red s 43
Corn dull and unchanged. Stocks 6rmer. Virginia
Sc $9I4.
BALTIMORE, Oct 2.-Flour unchanged. Wheat and
Corn steady at yesterdays rates.
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MIR. LEFEBVRE' SCHOOL, Richmond
lsl VA.-Ths next session of this Institution vii
open on the LIST day of October, 1856, and close
the first day of Jnly. 1857. a-'7s y
TERMs--Board $500; Washing $40; English TUT
ton $40; Modern Languages, each $50; Latin $40
Music on Piano, Harp or Guitar $50; Drawing $50
Drawing from nature &40 Painting water colora $40
In oil $50. Primary Department for children undel
10 years of age $50. @ss.- ts
REFERENCES Patrons of the School; Right Rev
Bishop Mead, Right Rev. Bishop Johns Right Rev
D., Rev T. v. Moore, D D.. Rev B. Gildersleeve.
FAcULrY.---Hubert p. Lefebvre, A. M, Principals
Rev. H. 8. Keppler, Rev. w. E. Webb.A.M; J. p. Lit
tie, NJ D., R. Lewis, M. D, Joseph Miehard, John
A. Calys C. w. Thilon, Miss Gordon. Mrs Taylor
Madame Estvsn, Mile Lacy, Miss E. Bartlett Mile
Vilemet, French Governess, ETC.. etc.
All letters to be directed to A e
~ T. I'm HUBERT r LEFEBVkE.
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RELLEvUE HUSPlTAL...Ihts Institu.
- ton is situated on Church Hill, Richmond, Va,
in delightful airy position, and il furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfsrt of pa
hents and the successful treatment of disease.
The Lying-in Wards are peculiarly commodious.
The undersigned give their personal attendance to
all patients placed under their charge.
TERMS:
w hltes. B
Private accommodations. to 10 "
These rates embrace all charges for Board, Medi.
cines, and Medical and Surgical attendance.
q No Small Pox admitted.
PHYSICIANS:
49, JAMES BOLTON, M. D.,
Grace street, between 4th and 5th
C. 8. MILLS, M. D.,
18Th street. between Broad and MarshaiI
r. r. COLEMAN, M. D.,
Corner of 4th and Grace strsets
Reddent Physcisn-Dr. WOOD nv 24-srp
VNHE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave "a in.
i form their trends that they are receiving from
Philadelphia and New York fresh supplies of FALL
GOODS, and will in a few days have in store their
entire stock which will comprise the best and most
complete assortment we have ever had; and all we
ask of friends 10 to call and and examine for
themselves, before purchasing elsewhere We are
determined to sail cheap and give all who may be
disposed to patronise value received for their
ney "Quick sales and small profitJ' 10 our motto.
We deem 1t unnecessary to ate all the arti-
cles we have hand. Suffice IL to say, we have ev-
cry thing usually kept in the dry goods line. For far
Their particulars, call at
JOHN L. sMITHER l. BROS,
% 22-1m No . Man st.
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N1;H EAT KEDUCTION IN THE I'M
HPRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS.-From Xll
is to 20 per cent saved by buying from
n ANTHONY. Columbian Hotel Building.
H.,a.t;n Hsts hest aaslity eS 50
x1,osI;- 1..s ss.opa ousl;tv s 90
T..h;nnsbis sill Hats ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50
3D. CaIfsI;n Sswed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
C..ss. cXtar Roots ................ s IS
T;.s CsitsLin Sewed shoes Is
: J. H. ANTHONY has made arrangements with one
of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia to sup
ply him with . handsome and substantial Cslfsk1n
sewed BooT which he will sell at the
ow nrica of $3.50. oc l8-dAc1y
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- TO All WHOM 1T MAY U VA
e. CERN.--Taken up ON the Wesssfn s -

- To ALL WHOM 1T MAY . uws
o. CERN.--Taksn up on the Western s.', no
"a about the 18th Of ysly. colossd m = years
- calls himself DAvY TINES, about m 8
Sa yeass Of sse, ave feet elk tneaes hss. froua
dark bacon color He prstende 70 30 tree 4 Be-
Isle Of Wi sht essnty, but havins no psRs -. II
Hsvsd 10 runaway. He hes par, ds,sd ~ ms.
January, and sisnsd John Chapman. vhise ;.iar.
mssion asncsrsins hin nay S had % spYieasoss,
the subscriber, keeper Of che Jail q Ncss9s
..a-s~ S. jsilor Norfolk county.
NOR AL E..-T1e .FUkNlTuEs.iss.sa s s
Y STOCK 81 well-fnratshed Hoes4 nsssHNO
BAN, eight excellent BEDA ard me
FORTE 80. az
The q and viii afford the purchaser nfssfe's"
postunity TO chtajp most dssirabe bssiaese .,xs
Apply It thts once - -
D7E FLOL I'D Ss1 rscsivea : - sss "a.
IA sppeSicr RYE vlouI u Quarter helses -
ssae ses 'Anav -. - - = WI. I. KING.
~ g 3 and rrsnklin se~<s.
60OKEF Coz AM ONA l9rse +, 81 !,
.s] ssisaSlsis Ne saasss Z ~ ~ ysic 81
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M 4. D. TURNER,S SELECT CLAsAI.
BETWEEN SAP AND 4rH.--Ths 18th Academic
Year Of this School will commences ON MONDAY,
the 18th OF september. and close the 18th July.
ct every stats of their study of the Ancient and
srn languages the Mathematics and Ensiish
hranches. s On l9---dl0O
=. sQuIHk,b HkLkCT Ola BsICAL
IL. AND ENGLl6H SCHOOL, corner Of Main and
ist streeta, Richmond The 10th session will com
Wence on the 18th Of September, 1861 80
fHov. JOSEPH MIcHARD. Teacher In Msden
John 4. cxLYo, Tsaahsf - Dsswias + I.
i6-.ts sNi5 ssazeN 5s74ssFsssst 2 -
sW u. 1ATTAlLk o0eru g country
~ merehageas physleiaus anA anthaxs eonaplets
assortnsnt Of pspeS hsdieipAs Nia1ov talan, bye
stuss Perfumsry, Fancy Artielss aad Patent Medf.
etnss - lev - they eas b psyehseed 10 The sity
eteEe, corner ~ nn1 Brnad. = is
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~. FOk 4ALH AT fhe 1nsev7c9N sSSs.l
6S blea dns psir o. veil broke Bay HORSES.
stis: 8. zn .sss ; sas 20; 3
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- FALL SHOES FOX LADIES'.
The subscriber begs leave to inform the Ia
- dies that he is now receiving his r all stock
SHOES. SLIPPERS and CATERS, for their
wear recently selected with great care by himself.
He has already received
Black and colored Cater Boots, with heels
Black Morocco Boots, 40 40
Black and colored Cater Boots. without heels
Black and brown Slippers, of Morocco and French
Kid - ~&F
Morocco Walking Shoes
Do Boo's, thick soies and thin
White Kid Slippers
Fancy Toilet Slippers
He viii be constantly receiving additions to bis
ton of the ladies' and respectfully invites call from
:" - - JOHN C. PAGE, JR.,
sail sd rs Main street. 4
- ALEXANDEM HILL has Just re-
~ celved another case of ladies' and gentlemens'
Boots Shoes, and Caters, manufactured ex.
~ pressIy for him by the calculated Boot and
chloe aker Of arsthat 10, Melsas. He has import-
ed materials of the best quality for the manufacture
of ladies' and gentlemens Boots and Shoes of every
description He also kes ps always on hand the best
of Baltimore. Phadel hia and Eastern work, and
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, so
that he will hereafter be kept regularly supplied
with he best and all the latest styles of French
Boots and Shoes o. every kind
p g. He has shoes in this case for ladies that are
entirely new in this part ef the country, and he In
vites the ladies to call ana them, a. they are
aomethinR extra SELF
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nm KS. a. MISS ADA b. III d K >
NlBOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG
LADIES. AT THEIR RESIDENCE ON GRASs STREET,
session of this institution will commence ON the lst
day of October next for one continued session, to
In the of this school, its Principals and
accomplished Assistaot unite, with the fruit of their
own experience. the light and counsel of Others emil
means not only of thorough course Of substantial
instruction. but also of all the accomplishments me-
cesssry to finished female education.
Neither In retaining their able and experienced
Assistant in the selection Of her fellow aborers
nor in their other provisions, have the subscribers
spared anything that may m make their institution
ton will be paid to the manners and morals of the
young ladies at all times and deep interest taken in
MUSIC both vocal and instrumental, will be taught
by competent teachers. The Harp, Piano and Gui-
tar, all furnished in the family.
ny department, $50; Modern languages, each, $40;
Latin $40; Music on Piano, $50 Harp $40; Guitar,
p. Mcclure, Rev. J. Peterkin, Va; Oliver White
Esq, Fleetwood Academy, Va G. 3 Gibson, M. D.,
NJ D., Dr.. 9. csbeil and Col g. H. Psri.r 1 Rcb.
mopd; Hon. N. Z. Hunter, Hon. }. M. Clayton IT,
s. g.; Frederick Coleman and Beverley Douglas,
county; Thomas Field, M. D., Mecklenburs county.
~ A-Sm MISS A. B. MINOR
SOUTHERN FKMALK INSTITUTE.-.
~ The seventh session of the Southern Femsle In.
sttute will commence on the 6rst Monday In October
next. Ye&S Z r. 81 = - -
= The Boarding Departments is undsr the charge Of
= Lee POWELL h'a TERMS. 3sz
Board, for months ................ $500
French, Italian. Gsrmsn, Spanish, each. 40
Drawing from go to $50. -
Music 1t Professors prices
Preparatory Department. N
Washing and Lighfs extra. & 81 - $3.50
( Rob ba1 j f2 2Sl.isos. }ra.sip.l..
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CLOTHING acknowledgements.

"a k.S NlcELROY, Merchant Tnhef'
GovaInor Street. few doors shove JAIL II
NJ Has lust resolved beautiful assortment W. "
LII. GOODS, adapted to sentlemens wear 4 son
sissinE of Cloths and Csssimerss Of ell eoioI''
vets Silks and Cashmere vestnss Of the mos
tiful description, all Of which have been IesSsg
selected By himself In thu Northern cities sno ~ :.
now prepared TO execute orders with PromP,sess, a.
reasonable terms.
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rhos. 10 wsnt Of tip-sop. HAN, Sc reminded th.
their faSfA can be grafided y TIE KkLMlQM Hal
aTcfE. No "a Broad street, whore can alwsys b
foupd TIE mast durable and conplets assortment II
the ciry Ny purchasss are neseseaiy isrgss 20 sap
~ The insfeasiDe demand for the pressnt popuis
m vhieh haye been introduced this Fall
NJ assortment Of CAPS fer gentlemen. yeuths ant
beys and my cbildren's and misse1 HATS. CArs
ana II ATS, are full and well ssIested 81,
var fis,e. cornprising ali the vafious styles.
n fact my stock is very large and veil selected,
all articles belonsins to my bus,ness which VIII
Corutry merchants will do we'll to csli and exa
mine my stook before buyil 8. Call st tho Premium
Hsx store. 207 Broad street. .o~x.~
: P.s-AHats made to order, at the shortest notice
warranted teplease. =. e z.---I1
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m FALL sTOGK p ~ H nSGxf,s Enr :
lAWEISI0ER. NO. 10 Main street have now
OMEN : nsw and eompIsts stock Of Hats CspA 9SS.s
which have been selected with care direct ron m
Jared md mest exfensivs msnufsctursEs, especially
for lie North Csrolina and Virginia fall and winter
trade and will be sold ct wholesale asd ressn On tns
most favorable terms. ~.
above spendid stock (which they will find complete
IN every epartment) before purchaGns. !.
George w. Daesberry, 20 long snown 70 tne asoe =
old customers at sny time.a2
Gail at the new and extensive Hat snd'Cap Manu-
RINSORD. Dickinson WEISI0ER,
=. a No 70 Main street. g
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40 NOTICE..-P. BkCHHk g b.
Their Msfchant Tailors. Ne. 26 Main stree .f's,
w below the 81 Charles Hotel are rse sr.;..

M below the st Charles Hotel are rsee a.i.s.
LII their fall saa winter stock OF goods se a..h
Ing Of large and varied assortment Of Frenss, vs
oes Io which We are prepared 70 make ap ssas
10 tho latest styles, and ct short notice. ~
constantly on hand good and general !.
fashionahle Ready Msds Clothing, manafsxs ... IA
ourselves; ssntlemes's furnishing goods Ply, h
childsens clothing. &s ell Of which We sas -
happy 70 furnish to eur customsrs asd u 's"Ims
terms which can't fail 70 please. % lt--