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Office Richm'd Y PetgR R Co.. g4sys il.
~ 1911 October Is, 1856. ) : ,sss oc ie

nOCT. PL M Il, OF the Old Medicsl
~ House is sill ensssed ia treating al sorts OF sc
wns have been until in their associations
Dr. P, would part arly invite aseali from persons
physicians ss incurapls Cases are few indeed that
cannot be reache medicine when correctly APP
piled The article known a. the CHEMICAL En-
TRACT OF FRENCH FLOWERS, 10 probably the
very best thing before tho public for renovans
system shattered by dissipation or other cause -
The Ague and Fever remedy, called FRENCH
MILK, Is next to q certainty Price $1 Fer bottlc
Office On Franklin street, Just below the Exchange
Hotel and first door South of Trinity Church, kich
mond, Va "a s's{+ ss..l1i gag -
Medicines securely packed and sent to order. with
full directions. 80 "a @sSR@9 $3.50 -" tjoSt
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sHADE DEr.1T 1.1N =.

WINDOW sHADk DEPOT, 23U Krond
sTkEET.Iiooo pairs of those beautiful Shades,
only Saic., richly worth 81; Landscapes plain and
fancy hsn1 Shades, 50 cents we'll worth 81 so; SPLEEN
ala vase Shades gilt and Gothic Shades at half the
pLlce they are usually sold at. Table Oil Clotils all
N; B.--storekeepers and pedlars supplied, at New
nork prices. Also, nice assortment of Dry Goods
hosiery and Gloves at the lowest possible prices
Misses hose S4c.; Linen Handk erchiefs S4c.; Black
Lsce Mills 4c; Twisted Silk Size. Ladies' and Mis-
seS bsila &C.; Ladies' Collars from Gle up; Under
sleeves 2oc' Brown Linen Table Cloths Soc; Towes
- long, ioc-w1th other Goods, which will be sold
cheap. Ladies' will find il to their advantars r. ~
at the cash store of NJ. GOLDEN. $50 Broad st..
BS between Sd and 4th
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4 tALUBI.E FAKMs FOh sAIK.--I !, m

4 tALUBi.E FARMS EOh sALE.---I Il m
Il authorised to sell valuable farm in Powhstsn
county, miles from the Court House. and 8 mi es
from James riv Or, and miles from the Danvie Rail-
road containing 1854 acres; $50 is cleared so
acres 10 very rich creek low grounds. The cleared
land is divided in four fields, under good fences well
wstered and in high state of cultivation; good Dwelling
House, les house, Stables, Tobacco house and quar-
tiers; balance in wood land. The barrel and other
timber the land will more than pay for the farm,
never failing creek runs through the land.
ALSO-A tract of 7l7 sores, miles from Powha-
Court House, ard2 miles from James river; 400
acres of which Is cleared land; balance in virgin
grewth well timbered in pine and oak. Buildings
COED Adjoining the house is five tobacco lots of is
acres each, worth at least 100 per Neighbor-
hood good The cleared land, part is in high stat
ofcuitivaton, as the present crops will show.
ALSO.-A tract, 800 acres, miles from Powhatan
Court Heuse, $50 of which is cleared balance
in virgin growth, consisting of good pine oak and hick
DRY timber. Buildings good, including Stables,
Barns &c. ss s.
ALsO-A tract, sos acres, In Chesterfield county,
on swift creek, one mile shove Martins Depot, on
Danville Railroad. There is this tract Grist MILL
in good Order IS first quality low grounds and
$50 acres wood land, well numbered; the balance of
the land 10 high state of cultivation, and is consid
cred the best farm in the neighborhood. $685..
ALSO Several small farms in the same neiehbor-
hood, which will be sold bargain. Plata may be
seen at my store. and terms made very liberal by
early application to ALEX. MOTT.
So l6-ts
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THE DAlLY DISPATCH
FINANCIAL and Commercial

sa,es IN New York Monday, Of e5oeo va ~ -
Aata ..d = looo Tsnnessss Sc sse at ga.
T.s q Z. Journal Of Commerce Of asaday Asef-
neon, ssys: ID,
Money has been In active request wstseu. ~ -.
isssine anxiossly FOR thu Arsbas n..ss e 1pg
posed thss THU Win settle the questaon -
The Bsnk Of Ffenes. n,,,.rtssn
Foreiea E,xshaass has suered from sne All.
~ ia rssssd to the stats Of lhirgs Ia -
on London wers held more firmly tnn n" ,nas IN
iosl q l0sf scms ieading drawers s.kins 49,, ~,
P.s,s the rates very irregular esnsnsion Of
wishing 70 reducs their rrtss until tne -
the Baak Of Frsnce 10 confirm sd, wnils s.ia.,
produce bills are realizing at about x ,ei
previous 6sures the range 10 theieso,o .bIs DE-
The stock nissk ct 10 frner. witn consee'1 y" q
mand Tor invsnmens A large business was done 10
Illinois bonds. ~ sHss
Nrw Yo,x. Oct eo.-The weekly statement Of &c ase
New Yo.k CITY Banks snow q decrease OF VI, 90 Mo
10 loans ISL 900 In circulation an increase o. os.
900 in Specie and increase OF si4eeoin oeposts
NEw ORLE.Ns, Oct, 1e--Cotton has receded on
the lower grades from tdi, AID we quote Hiodnns
IA0iii. The days sales are Q 500.
by Telegraph.
new YsRK, Oct 2l.--Fiour steady and unchang-
cd Wheat has q declining tendency White y o..
1si.7S. He'd 81 S.. Corn trifs lower. Mixed
67is. Stocks firm. -
BALTIMORE, Oct 2i-Flour unchanged Wheat
heavy. Red 81 500 3I.55. White sI60U6Ib'.-
Corn firm. Whits 60165c. Yellow 650o7c
Rtchmond DTarkets, Ocfobers21.
FLOUR.-Thsre was not hing doing in flour yester-
ton At that figure worth noting. 50
.WHEAT.-Market quiet At &f.450i tsr Red,
and s 50Dl IS tor White. 49t -s<
CORNING quote Corn at 5000 cts.
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MIR. LEEEBVRE, SCHOOL. Rtchmond
yl VA.-The next session of this Institution will
open the LIST day of October, 1856, and close on
the first day of Jnly, 1857.
TERMs.-Board $500; Washing $50; English TUT
ton $40 Modern Languages, each $780, Latin 800
Music on Piano, Harp or Guitar $50; Drawing 500
Drawing from nature $40 Painting water colors &40
In oil $50. Primary Department for children under
10 years of age $50
Administrations of the School, Right Rev
Bishop Mead, Right Rev Bishop Johns, Right Rev
Bishop Cobbs of Alabama, Rev. Moses D. Hoge, d.
D., Rev. T. V. Moore, D. D., Rev. B. Gidersleeve
FAcULTY.---Hubert P. Lefebvre, A. M, Principal;
Rev. ii. 8. Keppler, Rev. w. E. Webb,AM ). P. Lit-
tie, NJ D., r. A Lewis, M. D., Joseph Nichard, John
A. Calye, C. w. Thilon, Miss Gordon Mrs Taylor
Madame Estvan, Mile Lacy, Miss Z. Bartlett Mile
Vilemet, French Governess etc. etc.
All letter. to be directed TO
jy an, s-e HUBERT p. LEPEBVRE.
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P FALL : TRSAfDE--n
THE GREAT SOUTHERN HAT AND
CAP MANUFACTORY AND DEPOT. 4s'a
JOHN DOOLEY, 81 Main Street
DyrITlHnNn

JOHN DOOLEY, 81 Main Street,
RICHMOND VA,
HAS now ready for the Fall trade, by wholesale and
RETAIL the most varied and extensive stock he has
ever imported or manufactured. a s
In ordsr that the requirements Of all his customers
may be fully met-and to obviate the necessity
of country merchants and others going sending
North for their Goods ne has laid In dssoytmeat Of
every article in his ie both homo and foreign, for
Ladi ss' Gentemens, Chiidrsn's and Servants wear,
which he could find in the different markets he has
visited or communicated with
To the getting up Ct Silk and other Hats in his own
mandatory he pays the closest attention, and he
feels confident that few other houses North South
can equal and none excel him therein Is
His facilities for conducting his business being Of
the most completes kind all orders viii hs filed With
tbs greatest punctuaty and promptness-
xu S0-ts .' -' 70 se-'
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.-x. CARKIAGKs. CARKIAGEs.

.-w. CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Xtxz1| Making Establishment, ON Lombard Al
near the Columbian Hotel. COACHES, CHARI0.
TEES, BAROgCHES BUGGfES with and without
tops and SULKIES, all Of his own make, Of the best
materials and workmanship. All of which viii be
sold a. low a. good work of the kind be in the city
of Richmond; and respectfully AJAX call from those
in want of any article In the Carriage line, am de-
termined to make to order and sell at the lowest
prices possible, sud al work sold, that ID new
ranted. +s tshe5ss IL .sEss =. az
fe 6-d3m MICAJAH MAN9UM.
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DlCHARDSlpN Il CO.'S ~ ~
Ii CARPET, OIL CLOTH gssn
AND CURTAIN WAREROOMSi
- an a. MAIN STREET. y -

We have determined e se-n q our sa,ss u fafgrs
10 The rood e. indicated Abeve ~ RETAIL sna hasps
nd ar s.f e ssh rs s
an6 n,osl complete sneEtmens OF Ie83 sea
{ & Carpetings Oil Cloths, Curtain Goods &c.,
ever seen in the State Of Virginia and but rarely met
With In any sstablishnsst IN The United statss
I. Importns a rect from the English manufacturers,
and seectis with care in person. the best American
fahrics we shall Ct all times be prepared to furnish
proptay oil articles g oar business snd
and Tennessee to sustain ~ Id our enterprise assure
them We viii be content With moderate profits g J.
e X, hep .tyIss Of sp
able goods in our limo. setsfAFas1i ~
We now invite buyers TO examine our enti rely now
0' Velvet, Tspsst,y and sru,ses CsrpstDE isT'a 9
Three-ply. Ingram and venetian do 3.es
Y Velvet. Chens lille and Brussels Rags
ss Door, Psrior and Chamber Msss. ss.s sg
Satin, Worried and India Danaask - =,
Satin and FIGURED DeLaines .f -
Brocatelle and Turkey Red e.
Cornices and Bands for Curtains -. !.
Cord, Passels and Gimps do - u
f.. Window Shades. all styles and quai1t1ee s.ss]
Piano and Table Covers ~
Worsted Fire Screens and Foot eeoois -.tes
Crunib Cloths and Booking saF.549
Booking for steps, new article "a
Floor Oil Cloths; Table OIL Cloths &
a Oil Cloth Rugs ~ - e-.s5t
Sta:r Linen; Stair Rods, DC.
room or hall will superiatend the cutting OF Car
pets and Oil Cloths to any pattern. /. NJ, r.
az S0--Sms sAsa ~ hiCdAkDoON w
r-,zz11-,-esr7 u NION AEKICULTUMAi1
FA,RnTo be held ed, at pETEKSsssnnaKVa
2as; THURSDAY, z3d, and FRIDAY, 18th October.
Tickets win be issued At the Ticket orc Of this
2Cth inst on each Of the above days, for ONE DOL
LAR AND FIFTY CENTS for the round trip, to go
and good to return at any time Previous 70
TUESDAY. the 18th Oct -
TRAINS WILL LEsyE RICHMOND Express Trnin
daily texcept guuday,} at 81 q. m; Accommodation
and Freight Train daily texcspt snnday,) at 81 q m
Mail Train, daily, at 8 p. 10. -
TRANS WILL LEAVE PETERsB'G. Express Train,
daily at 81 g. M; Accommodation and Freight frsin,
daily, (except sunday at 81 ms Mail ain, daily,
Except Sunday, at 2. m. tse' =
The usual rates of Freight viii be charged ON all
Stock and articles going to the Fair; but all spoh
stock and articles may return romths Fair III the
property of the owners) shall be carried back
free; and to such ss do return having passed over
this road the charge paid shal be refunded on pre-
sentston of certificate showing that such Stock or
articles have actual > been exhibited. -. ~ :
Office Richm'd = PetgR R Ce,} gssys s.sl
s October L., 1856. s3 : ,sss oci6
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SUCCESSFUL CHICKEN RAISER MIRA b. A. Jep.
kins, OF Edgeeombe county, N. G., writes to the
NORM Caroitna Arator, that few years ago she
had to send about the neighborhood to buy chick.
ems and eggs. She got tired of this, and deter.
mined to raise her own chickens. Last year she
sold SUI dozen eggs IND some chickens This year
to lst September she has sold 023 dozen eggs and
some chickens, besides having an abundance Of
both for her own USE
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m FANCY FURs, Fanny FUKs.

an FANCY FUkS, FANCl FCKS. AasN6A
ELL w have now open, comgists and
~ splendid stock of Ladies' and Children's -
Fancy Fu.s consisting of the following styles Rus-
sisn Sable; Stone Martin; Elk, Black Lynx; Fitch;
Sib. risn Squirrel; Golden Fitch; French Martin and
every other STYLE of Fancy Furs for Ladies and Chill
dren. Also splendid Leopard, Wolf and Badger Car
rage Robes and Foot Mufs. which have been select
ed fire s fro the largest and most extensive manu-
factories and will be sold wholesale and retail on
the most favorable terms. Ladies' are particularly
requested to call and examine the above splendid
Goods, which for neatness, style and quality cannot
be excelled .x4st
Also. Ladder Beaver Riding Hats and F ais; Chill.
drens hats and Caps, efevsry styles Gents Hat: and
Csns fsmongsr them viii be found something entirely
new rnaking one of the most complete and selected
stocks ever offered N this market.
= NJ Main
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kILLED.-Christophe Frazier, of Dinwiddie
county. and Isaiah Birch, of Fairfax county, Va.
were killed at the battle of Big Bend, Rogue river
oregon Territory, that was fought on 9Th, 2sth
ana 29tn May last They were private soldiers,
company G, LIST regiment q. S. dragons. Canaan
Smith. 5 ~ -
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MAN SHoT.-Last Wednesday night, several
persons attempted to force open the public house
Of VIM. ]. Rothwek, in Rockport. Carbon county.
Pa, when MIR. Rothwek fired q shot gun, wound,
ing Philip Kennedy so badly that he died In few
hours. The eorouer's verdict exonerated MIR.
Rothwek. who, however, gave security to appear
at the next Court Of Oyer and Terminer.
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q 00O 000 CIGARS, of all the dit
<SeOOOsOOO ferens qualitles and brands CON

Z.UUU.UUU fsrsns aasiit,ss and brs sns c a1
stantiy on hand. Cigars Of any description made 10
order Ut short notice. Liberal discount aIIoweS
Wholesale dealers aud country merchants eusht n
examine my stock and prices before Purchasing aiss
whore. HI. C. g. TIMMERMAN
Importer and Manufacturer of Cigars.
es-om No. III BROAD street
1 Evils n. WEBB az Co., offer Ios. 49,.
- 800 hide. N. o., +. Il. and Cuba Euscoysao an
gar, prime to choice quality =
lOe bbh Coverings" Crushed and Powdered
Sugars.
SOC bbs. sstuarr's" C and Egerton poush.rtv A.
WoodS and Coffee Sugar
10 half boxes "Loveripss' ana Eeertop Dons,
erty Woods Loaf sugar
ioo hhds prime Porto Rico and Cuba kuscoysdo
Molasses
60 ssis prime New Orleans Molassss.
10 bbls choice Syrup.
s.0 bags prime Rio and Laguayra Coffes.
o. pockets prime Java and Mocha do.
90 Kegs Ola Dominion Nails
"S boxes AdaInaatins Candles
.. 1perm and Tailow do
= barrels Tanners Oil.
. do. Vinegar.
Nce, Cotton Yarns sr5 ~
WINDOW Glass. by 10 and 10 bv12 81
soap, Candle Wick, Wrap.ins bsn.,
WrappiaE Twins pPias sPet. &
Shot and Bar lead sslfs =
Pepper, fimento Bed cora.s3 AZ
asssdin. Lines Sportinr ana I,,...,.
Ialntea baekstss Brooins Hal :, : - ~ W.
meea ana hiaek Teas y S.Aes.aa. an -
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NRS. Il MISS ADA Ii. MINOR ,s
N1BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG

NRS. Il MISS ADA Ii. MINO X, r
NJBOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG
LADIES, AT THEIR RESIDENCE ON GRACE STREET,
between 4th and 5th, Richmond, Va.-The second
session of this institution will commence on the Ist
day of October next, for one continued session, to
LIST July, 1857. .',
In the organization of this school, it's Principals and
accomplished Assistant unite, with the fruit of their
experience, tho light and counsel of others emf
in the profession, and they intend it to afford the
means not only of thorough course Of substantial
instruction, but also of all the accomplishments me-
cessary to finished female education.
Neither in retaining their able and experienced
Assistant nor In the selection of her fellow aborers
nor in their other provisions have the
spared anything that may make their institution
worthy of the patronage of the community. Atten-
tion will be paid to the and morals OF the
young ladies at all times and deep interest taken in
their Advancement.
MUSIC both vocal and instrume ntal will be tsught
by competent teachers. The Harp, Piano and Gui-
tar, all furnished In the family. 6t
TERMS: Board, $500; English tuition, $40; Pnms-
ry department. $780, Modern languages, each, 500
Latin, $50; Music on Piano. $50; Harp $50; Guitar,
$50; Drawing and Painting, $40. "a
REFERENCES: Right Rev. Bishop Johns Rev. Jno
P. Mcclure, Rev. ]. Peterkin, Val Oliver White,
Esq, Fleetwood Academy, Va; C. B Gibson, M. D.,
j. Bolton M. D., A. Psticolss, NJ. D., G.. A. Wilson,
M. D., Dr. r. 9. Cabell, and Col. g. f. Parker Rich
mond; Hon. R. d. T. Hunter, Hon. J. NJ. Clayton, II.
s. g.; Frederick Coleman and Beverley Douglas,
Esqs State Senste; o. M. Smith, Esq, Lunenburg
county; ThomssFieid, NJ. D., MecklenbarE county.
- MRS. JEFFERSON MINOR,
jy 24-Sm MISS A. b. MINOR. ~
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"A OG. ANDERSON Il Co. Z
s Mnsss REMOVED 70 the new .tols ~ "a " .
psspsssd . se~ ~ l4sh street, where ,hsy srs
PLAIN AND n s ~ sss 3 I. q
81 nn Snsss IA e fhis msrkst Also sood 49,.
- H--1 - AliAassy Gsods 81 I'll kisas
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1fAuPONzsA p0MDDER -.kaDal0 ksu. SlC.
- pcet'e1Es tiAe ae4 RlaGkas T ewaef; "a NoIIeas
q NJ $50, IN Mls u % a-gssa 81
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RECEIPTS
ss RECEIPTS -aas
by CnnaI, Railroads and River,
L,,~ ,Ls ,..<k .,,d;n1 Satnrdou Oc,obe~ 18Th IH56

For the week ending Saturday. October 18TH 1856
sy THE CAsAL-lo sgt bushels Wheat; s4as bbls of
Floor; so hhds Tobseco; 1852 boxes do 5s4 hhds
Stems; 81 tons Copper Ore, 25is tons Pig lroa i;
stone, sand, Lumber, Mdze, &c.-making an az.
sresste down tonnage of $751; 4S lbs. Mdxs,
Gusno, Lime, Plaster, Coal, &C making an az.
BY THE PETERsBvRG Road 80 hhds Tobacco; 4
hhds stems; y bbIs Brandy; Ind Hair; / bsl
Meal; IS bags Rags; box Mere; no empty -Four
Bbls; bundle Bags; box Bacon; Pale Cover;
lot Hsraess; Is bales Cotton; 100 bushs Wheat
543 tons Coal. sys
BY THE DAsvlLLE RoAp ---4428 bushels Wheat: SO
do Oats 81 nhds Tobacco; 20 do Stems; 1915 bxs
Tobacco; pig Lard; 2do Butter; / do Honey; 7
do Fruit; Is do Mdze; do Sundries; do Bees
wsx; do Eggs; bags Fiaxseed; II bbls Uerrinss
Is do Flour; ! do Potatoes; ! do Ale; / coop Tar.
Pole; let D.awsn; q Empty Bbls; 10 pEss Bags
46O tons Cos; i2s do Stone; 1882 kegs Nails
BY TIE Va. CEsrsAL ReAD.--l hid and IS pkgs To-
bacco; 1916 bushels Wheat; 2l62 do Corn: ga do
Oats; 1873 do Rye; $50 do Meal; 1910 bbs Flour;
5000 feet Lumber; 10 tons and IS bars Pig Iron
y roll. Leather na h 10 obi. Whs.sy bales and
Bacon; bales Rags; s bxs Shoes; 40 Hogs; II
bheep teals; IL Buckets; 10 frkiLs and : buck
cts Butter; oxs Eggs; cosps Chickens IL bxs
BIZ TIE FsEnEklckssUse RsAD.---lo7a bushels of
Whest 1898 do Go. Corn; 1898 DO Gas; $50 do Meat
Tobaccs 2hbds and Dbl Bacon; 4 bags Potstoes
bos Apples bxs Chickens; kegs Butter ard
BY rHE Lower JAMES RIVER, per Ste ers.-.4oo
bxs, 200 bales, 80 hhds Mcze $50 bbls sugar 100
bbs Vinegar and Liquor 40 half II pes LIQUOR Is
crates Crockery- ware; Carriages. Total amount
of freight $3.50 80
By THE Dock. --6le tons Coal; 2l2 oG0 Latb.: 100
tons Piss.er 375 do Guano; $50 do Ics 6272 SACHS
Salt 1868 bushels Wheat; AZ bbis and 1870 tisrces
Ground Plaster; III kales Hay; 20 600 feet LuIn-
ber; 10 900 Fire Brick; 1872 bbls Fsh 81 900 bush
els Shells. Frl.3 - -
During the week---1 New York 2Philadelphia 2 Bal.
tiniore Steamers and New York Packet. with
sssorted cargoes Mdze
During the weok30 vessels arrived In and IS do left
the Dock. -
EXPORTS COASTWISE.
~ Fer Steamers. a-,4
To NEW YoRK.--25lS pkgs Tobacco; 700 bills Flour :;
u bags Feathers; do SIENNA Root; Is bxs Alum
Wafer II bxs Wine; 60 do Smoking Tobacco; |
bundls Pipes 500 rils : = : = = :
To BALTlMeKE.--5h hds and 28l7 pkes Tobacco; 20
an hIds Molaases; 2 tons, 1876 bars and VI bundles
from Is rolls Leather; Is bales Oxnaburss; 100
cAshs spikes; IL bales Rags; Is tisrcss Hams; Il
bbis Flour; 40 hhas Hides; 4 bxs Type; bxs and
pkgs Sundries. 5slE ~
tss. From the Deck.
To NEW YORK ---2s tierces and 1920 pkgs Tobacco !;
L Alas bbls Flour; 80 bxs ana Dbl. Mozs
To BosroE.---S75 pkgs Tobsccs; 2l75 bbis Flour
FOREIGN
To LIVERPOOL, Per chip Lyra.---l2So hhds Tobacco
To Rio JANEIRo, per Bark Rebecca .O6 bbls of
Flour. Fer Bark HaxalI--4seu bbis do d. :
To PsRNAMBUco per Bark Pilot Fish.--3l25 bbls of
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lss.xdIIsn. ~ s.sa, az hass paiass Clever
o'1s-is LEWis N. wEaa i Cd. {.
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EXPORTS CoASTWIsE.
Tag Par sta.

SAD ACCIDENTAL Pottstown, Pa on Wed
nesday afternoon one man WAS killed and ano-
ther had his arm taken Oft by the premature dis
charge of q cannon, while firing salute In honor
of the Democratic victory.
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- FALL SdOks FOR LADI kS...
The subscriber begs leave to inform tn. =
- 80 dies that he 10 now receiving bis fall STOCK
SHOES SLIPPERS and AFFAIRS, for their
wear recently selected with great care By himself
He has already reeeiyed ,.ss III
Black and colored Cater Booth, with heels
Black Morocco Boets, DO DO -
Black and colsred Cater Boots without heels
Black and brown Slippers Of Morocco and french
Morocco Walking Shoes g4.Yss ss.se.
Do Boo's. thick soles and thin
White Kid slippers sae~~, sgg
Fancy Toilet Slipper.
He viii be constantly receiving additions 70 MS
stock which will make 1t sill times worthy the ssten
ton OF the ladies' and respectfully invites call from
oil in need Of anything in his line
= - - JOHN C. PAGE, JR,
ALT Is Main street.
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MICAJAH .MANGUM.
! ~ MAIN sTlikkT.- ia
TAYLOR q co. having m. f1

7 Ken tn6 etoIo Formerly occupied by
!. James Evans have now on hand large and spien-
q. lid assortment of CHINA GLASS AND EARTH
l:NWARE, and are daily receiving new additions
thereto. They are prepared to sfer great induce.
ents both to the city and country trade Orders
se ut to them will be faithfully executed.
AMemus. JOSEPH STEBBINs and e. HATCHER, for.
me Fly in the employ of Mr.. Geo J. sumner, can be
found the above store. and will be pleased to meet
with their old friends and acquaintance.
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NOTICE TO HOTEL AND BOARDING
IN HOUSE KEEPERS-We have in store
about 200 Mattresses; $50 Redsteads and Colts Also
an extensive stock of Looking Glasses; Dressing Ia
bles and Washstands, suitable for furnishing cham
bers for the approaching Fair.
&C l6-I5t LARUS Il SHINE.
NURSING MOTHER should be with
~ out the "MOTHERS BREAST CLOTHS."-
They have performed many remarkable cures in our
city, and have never yet failed to PREVENT the
Ris9n Breast, MammsTy Abscess, il applied in
time. One pair will last life time. Price one dol
lar, for which, and IL cents in postage stamps pair
will be sent by mail to any part of the country For
sale by the Agents.
MEADE & BAKER, Chemists,
1856, N. w. corner of Main and 10th sts.,
se @--d&clm Richmond Va.
MATHKY.CAYLts' GLUTEN GAP
lf1 SULES of pure Copaiba. and other medicines
adopted and recommended by the first physicians of
the Faculty Of Paris of the London College of Phys-
clans, and the most eminent Professors of the differ.
ent hospitals being far preferable the ordinary
Capsules made Of Gsiatine, which ara frequently 80
hard and thick to render them very repulsve and
difficult to swallow The Gluten Capsule weighs
scarcely two and half grains whilst those made of
Gelatine weigh twelve. Different varieties of these
celebrated Capsules to be had at
MEADE L. BAKERS new Apothecary Sters
1876, N. w, corner of Main and 10th streets
oc l0-d&csw
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IADG GIFT 81 ANDERSON, UPHOL.
II STERERS AND PAPER HANGERS COR
NER OF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN SITS,
invite the attention of their friends the public to
their stock of FALL GOODS, being the BEST assort-
ment they have had to offer in French and Anei
loan Paper Hangings, all qualities Muslin and Lacs
Curtains, Damask and Deiaine Curtan GGods CornceA
bands and trimmings for Curtains, Table and Floor
Oil Cloths White and Check Coco Mating Window
Shades. Mattresses Feather Beds with many other
articles in the line of business which will be cold or
worked the as0nhhie ternna % .2uu
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