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DRUGS, MEDICINES, 90.
, FRESH AND RELIABLE MED I,iI.

GzCINES.-HEADK a BAKER, practical Che
NJ nlists and Pharnaoeutists, 1856, v. W. corner OF
x&A Main and 10th streets, Richmond. va. offer 4,
Physicians and families complete and vared sssrt-
ment Of PERFECTLY rREsH Drugs, Aefcines. Cbsszcsi
aud Pharmaceutical Preparations; arssxd and whsle
Appliances; Trusses in great variety; ssppsrtsrs:
Shoulder TRACES; Medicine Chszts; Medical saddle
Bags. Perfumsry: Soaps; Brushes; Cs.lss; Cigars
Smoking and Ckswing Tobacco, Of the best brands;
Pure and Old Brandy; Port Inc. and the best Lon.
don Porter. selected especially for ingads.
A-l&csfa
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FOREIGN.
PANIC POETRY.
From the n. Y. Evening Post.
The Lay of the Directors.

The Lay of the Directors
Respectfully dedicated to the Directors of the 49,
X X Go, by victimsod Stockhoder
Nhe. WHOM the times were good and bright
Aud speculation at its height.
Made Railroad shares appear ALI right?
Directors
Who, when my money was paid in
Assured mo that the road must VIA
A large percentage on the "tins'
Directors.
Who made the costs increase so fast
And shared III contracts, long and vast
And filled their pockets u the last!
Directors,
Who fatterei me with hope Of gains
From "braaciIes, !" "air-lnas lightning trains
And "f-esiers.' leading to the mains.
Directors.
Who when the chances seemed rather blus
For dividends and earnings too,
Cooked" the accounts 10 make them dor
Directors.
Who know the arts Of 6nanciers,
And charge fat fees as endorsers
And turn at pleasure, bulls" or "bearsy"
Directors.
Who when grave doubts arise in this
Seek lands where ignorance Is bliss
And think large sells" there not amssy
Directors.
Who swell the load Of floating sebts,
md set all sorts Of traps and nets,
Who catch the public with their frets
Directors.
Whom should stockholders guard with care,
Lest they he cheated. hide and hair"
And all their hopes prove empty airi
Directors
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DRY GOODS.
NEW FALL DRY GOODS.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIONS TO CLOSE

UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIONS TO CLOSE
CASH BUYERS.
TAX this method To inform my numerous TRENDS
aud customers in this city AMI surrounding eoun-
stock Of Day GOODS. purchased ~ person within
this last three weeks IN the city OF Seu YORK TOT
.rsa sstastrsLy valuable facility in this CONNER
cia crisis to obtain goods at less thGn their real
value which have succeeded in doing In many In
stunces 10 tia extent Of thirty forty per cent
than similar goods eau possibly be bought on long
credit This enables to offer the same advant ~
to all who may favor me With their patronage. Ii
will be- to the interest of casa 6ayer2 10 examine Il y
stack before max ing their purchases. AMI confident
they viii not be disappointed. My motto is small
profits aud quick sales
Amongst the stock will be found the following
very cheap goods:
Elegant Silk Robes; Bay aderc, Chsne ard Striped
SiiEs
French Meruocs and Cashmere DaEoosse great
bar. ains
Plain AMI Figured Atwood Delaines and Cash
neres
Blankets satiuet, Kerseys aud Linsoys. fer SER
Shceffhgs and Shirtin.s, ell widths and qualities
basioGabie Shawls, Gioaks aud 81 arfs.
"a extensive stock OF Embroidered GEd White
Goods
Hosiery and Gloves 10 endless variety
AneXcclient assortment OF Carpsts I'D Rugs. at
low prices
4 T. III line of Housekeeping Goods
Irish Linens, Table Damasks. bseSs Trimmings,
Nav Goods purchased by my aSeGt ct the New
4oik auctions, received weekly during the season
.i!ch will make my stock eft tue Dsst selected
AID cheapest in the city Of RichLloai.
Country merchants supplied on liberal terms
:, call is solicited at the old tablighed Bargain
Emporium Of ALFRED MOSES,
d ~ a. Main street.
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COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD.-The subscribers,
~ Agents for the sale Of COAL frora the Deep
RIM ami Springfield" Mines, now ssaiiT to
furnish superior lump COAL. IA well ~ average, anu
"Smith's' Coal in any quantity.
For COAL, or for OAR and PINE WOOD well sea
soned, apply 10 Mr.. Pitcher, at Coal Yard (SercaH.
ersyille Turn Out,) to
7. J. SMITH & co, Agents,
18th, between Broad and Grace sts
TERMS:
For For Pine 81, d. o. do do CASH.
Far Coal a. Ia Kind and nuau+ftv
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A GARD TO THE LADIES 7

u III. C0NDREY, who has taken the room. over
Messrs. Jones & Bros Confectionery store No "a
Main street, opposite T. X. Price Co.'S for the mr.
pose of conducting the DRESS MAKING BtJSI.
NESS, asks share OF the patronage of the Ladies'
She is prepared 10 execHe work in tn. shortest rse
and In the most fashionable manner heinz supplied
at all times with the LATEST FASHIONS on A.
reasonable terms as any other establishment in the
city. - WY
Orders from the country promptly attended to
iG-dl1lH ~
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goal. COALl COAL THE subscri-
~ Der is prepared to furnish his customers and
others with "A superior article Of NIDLOTHtAN ami
BLACK HEATH LUMP. AVERAGE Aad FINE
COAL; also, the hest quality RED and WHITE ASH
ANTllRAClTE COAL lay the long short ten.
Orders left at his office. at the Csal Yard Of the
Richmond and DanVie Railroad. will be promptly
attended to.
Jy I-STa c. r. LIP2COMR
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COUGH ELIXIR-For Pulmonary Dis

~ ease in its incipent stage, aud for Colds and
Coughs Mrs DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR Stands IA
my other remedy that has ever been offered to
the patronage Of Southern community. This nedt
cine does not profess to eradicate all dlseaSos % what
ever nature. with which humanity may hc afflicted
does the proprietor declare ts be the oSLi eUEa
for pulmonary diseases: but from the reputation il
has ured for Itself AMI that too without putting
with those who have used il, and from the great
her of certificates Of residents Of Richmond. who
have been benefited and cured by its she feels AZ
liberty commend it 70 general use satisfied that
the afflicted cannot il without receiving great
benefit from It's healing and curative powers.
Fer safe By Mrs. 4. h. DAVIS, Bennett Beers,
Alex Duyal, Chas AiillgpauSh T. j. Picot. A Bole-
kHr nd .haE d NAlA u
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MTOODFIN'S SPECIFIC!-FOR

' CttNDNtC IhEUNu AND DfSfEiSlh,--
The proprietor of this Specific. has been aware Of
It's virtues for several years having frequently made
small Quantities for Erstuitous Distribution. to the
afflicted lie had 10 idea cf Offering IL to tn. public
in this FORM until he urged to do 80, hy many
who had been cured by its lie now. with gieet
confidence offers it to the public for tie two diseases
indicated. namely: Chronic Throsh aud Dyspepsia,
not general pHnacea, for all the ills fess j. heir
to. Many certificates may be seen at all the places
Of sale.
Manufactured and sold by q. w0ODFIN, 2s:s
street Church IIii price 81 per bottle. orc bottles
for s.. FOR sale also, by GRUBBs 4 APPERs0S; f. J.
PIcOr; j. W. POLLARD 9Th street. and DR. SNEILINGs
corner Of Broad and 18th streets, Church Hill.
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y BOETTCHER.-NEW TRIMMING

n BOETTCHER.-NEW TRIMMING
~. AND FANCY sT0RE-Ihave this day opened
at my New Store, No III Broad street the largest
most complete and select assortment Of TRIM.
MINGS. W0RSTEDS, YARNS aud FANCY 4RTI-
Giles ever offered for sale in this city-part being
purchased low in New York, and the finest articles
my own direct importation from Europe-which
l offer for sale upon very reasonable terms
l ask from the public. friends and patrons contn-
nance IT that confidence and patronage heretofore so
literally bestowed. c. B0ETTCHER
So 2l-lm liz Broad street
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ELECTRO- THERAPEUTIC


Situated OH Main, bettoeen First and second &reets.
Richmond. Va,
FOR TIE CURE OF ALL NERVOUS AALAplss,
AND CHRONIC DISEASES GENERALLY.
is NOW OPEN FOR THE ECEPTION or PATENTS.
Dr.. GEEsHoM HUFF, formerly OF
the city Of New l9r and late Of the city of LICKING
offers full reference. having devoted himself 10 tia
important speciality OF ElecrpTherapcutics will at
Of Paralyss N.ur,iyia sninaI A fa"t;t,s -
and Chronic Rheumatism. II. Nitus' Dance Nervous
Affections Of the Head, stomach, Spleen and liver
BLINDNESS from Paralysis OF the optic nerve (amau-
roes) Deafness from Paralysis ofthe auditory nerve
1nerve q hearing;( Weakness or Swelling OF the
JOINTS. usCu iar CuntfCtOns, and ali diseases Incl
ELECfRICITY.
agent III the cure 81 Diseases without the least
paratiye success Or. HUFF would beg leave TO gay
That his system cannot be initiated without much
PERiESCE IN ITS APPLICATION.
Dr. LEE JONES. Liceutiate Of the Royal Col
lege OF Physiclans OF London whose success in the
gans and Chronic Diseases in that metropolis is Won
known is engaged in this Institute.
Mrs. Watson, late Madame Bourgeois Matron OF
the Institute, whose long acquaintance with the pro
iession .aidelby no iDconsderable experience in the
Diagnosis and ProEnusis of Disease and Tberaurn-
ties generally, lhcl father and husband having been
physicana aud she their assiSt2nt,) will perhaps be
cotsidered sufficient guarantee that Der depart
ment Will be suitably filled
IN many local diseases, remedial agents are trans.
fused l19 the affected part By the eectrie process
sil Glands, &c. successfully treated without the
knife. ~
The Chemical and improved Fumsc ating Baths Of
the late Dr. Gales. of Paris France are ADMINISTERED
at this institution: They have very salutary intiu-
ence over those OF 4 scrofulous nature. JudciOus
administration OF these baths without any other re-
medal AGENT have cured Drspsy in ;s most fearful
FORM. Chiils aud Feyers, Scorbute Affections and
other chronic diseases.
Private Lectures delivered to ladies ono week by
the Matron of the Institute -
Persons wishing the treatment of the Electro-The-
rapeutlc Institute requested to apply for copy
OF ectroTherapeutics, which will be mailed free 10
their address. Attending physicians:
GERSIOM HUFF, D.
j. LEE JONES NJ D.
RS Reception hours from O'Clock A. " till5P.
40
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~ SOMETHING EXTRA. FOR

szsIs~ s GENTLENEN.-We have Just received
superior lot Of Gens fine French Calf skim Caters
made 10 oar order in the most superior style. They
fit beautifully and the best CATERS fnF that
cIn he found: ana will sell them for 81 % less than
the French CATERS are sold for and will warrant
them to wear as long. We have sold great many Of
them, and they have been pronounced TO be the best
Cater Shoe that they have ever worn. We shall
keep good stock Of them on hand and we invite all
iii want Of fine Cater, that will fit beautifully and
well, to call and them. We shall have
some of them made double 5oles, for winter.
Sc 10 pUpNEN n WATT
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JACKSON. MISSISSIPPI.
MR.. r. Fl. JACKSON: DEAR SR---I
WI have tried 40 bottles of yonr EXCELSIOR pirTEEs
with my customers, and unl.ersaly recommend It rs
a specific against Agus and Fever. Bilious Fever
&c. Asa TONIC find II superior 10 any other srti
cle have svoT tried. As an agreeable article in
COCKTAIL, il is only to be used Ia be approved.
Your friend and servant,
anI3 TUOS. FALL0N. NJ. D.
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MECHANICAL.

CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SEAS OF
~ SHOYELS, TONGS and POKERs. have flr
sale an elegant assortment Of all kinds ii 4 ates
uCiu,ting every style of Tenders, Summer Pieces,
handsome and PLAIN sets of Shuycls Ton-s aud
poleI3. Sever different sizes OF coal ScUtle-, ciudeI
Shuyel| fire Si0Vels; handsome Stands tur SHOW cls
and Pokers; Blower Stands Bras and Iron f0c;uian3,
fire Brick. fire Slabs JAMS sets OF Soap Stone to
setting up gratf5; Tavern and Church Bells, Of
,~ect tone. Builders, houSekcepers, and others i'll
want OF any of the above articles, be supplied
he lowest Northern prices. / am manufacturing
Ill kinds of Brass and iron Work of tho above de-
scr;ption at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, aud
CRATE and FENDER MANDATORY, No 245
Main street between Sth and 9th streets, West side,
Richmond, Va.
90 n nLsEnnN
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FALL RACES.

u ~ BROAD ROCK IVA. J
<sss-Sss .yzs ssSNs> RACES.-The Broad Rock
<S&SsAN@ 20 (Nal Races will commence
- on the SECOND TUESDAY
IN OCTOBER, 1871, aud continue hve days
FIRST DAY, Tuesday, October i3-Sweepstake for
three year ods mile heats SHr9 entrance half for
beTs:
". II; Gibbons names CHI. f by Glencoe. out OF Sal
Bowie 4 Hall names &. f. Bride, By Prince George
dam by Trustee.
James Tallcy names b. fby Tally IIo dam Oratrix
o. I. Hare names b. {. by Xinganee dam Trustee
David Mcdaniel names Mr.. Bolts ch. f. By Revenue
dam Andrewetta.
Second Race same day-Sweepstake fer tbre, xes,
old colts ana Niles out of mares that never proucec
winner; $lG0 entrance, hall forfeit. Mile heats
three on mere to make race. To name and close the
LIST day OF August, 1851.
Calvin Green names b. C. by Revenue, dam by Trus
tee.
James Ta!Iey, enters $. c by Tally Ho and Pryam.
George. -
John f. P. Edwards names Kangaroo.
SECOND DAY, Wednesday, October I4-proprie.
tors Purse $500; mile heats. Second Race same
day-Sweepstake for two year old colts and fllies-
TO name and close the lst September. Three or more
to make race.
Mr.. T; Hawkins enters b. f by Boston, ir.. dam i'm
ported Prlam, two year old stake.
James Taley enters two year old f. by Clilde Uar
cid, out Of Oratrix.
Thos. boswell enters I. f by Revenue. dam Viz.
gna Payne In the two year old stakes at d X.
K. Ii. Dickinson enters s. c. years old by Rev.
nue., dam By Pamonkey.
by Grey Eagle.
TiIIRDDAY, Thursday October l5.--,Jockey Clul
Purse 5000 three mile heats
FOURTH DAY, Friday October i6--.Jockey Clut
Purse S49, mile heats, best three in five.
Second Race, same day-Sweepstake for three yeaI
old colts and lilies the produce of that never
won race Two slile heats: Si00 entrance half for
felt Closed the LIST OF July with the following SUB
scribsrs:
Bowie { Hall name &. Bride, by Prince George
dam by Trustee.
Bowie & Hall also name b. C. Collington, by Prince
George, dam by Margraye.
james Tally names Mr.. Boulware's ch. c. BY Tally
Uo. dam unknown.
Calvin Green names b. by Camden, dam by Bos
ton.
FIFTH DAT, Saturday, Oct. l7.-Sweepstake. IA.
entrance. play or nay, Proprietor adds SIS:
Thos w Boswell names b. h. Agitator, by Childe
Harold, years old
Mr.. Macon names b. IN. Parodi, by Tally ,Ho six
years old. - ~
Calvin Green names McCorwan's b. H. Lady Camp
bell, five years old.
CALVIN GREEN, Proprietor.
Those who wish 70 make entries for the Swaensfaka
will address THOMAS NJ. JONES. Secrafary
Jy i5-dtiAugza~lSoct Richmond, Va
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3, i9j prizes amounting TO S521VNO
Whole Tickets SO; Halves s.; Quarters 81 50.
1 AE 1 -


Whole Tickets $40; Halves s.; Quarters 81 80.
PLAN or THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers ftOm to j0,tsD, CORES pOnding WIFI
those Numbers on the Tickets printed separate
slips cfpaper are encrced with small tin tubes aud
placed in che Wheel.
TIE first 46 prizes similarly printed and encircled
ara placed in another Wheel
The wheels then reyolvod. and a number il
drawn from the wheel ofuumbeIs, and at the same
time Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhibit
ed TO the audience, and registered 10y tine Commits
sioners, the Prize being placed against the number
drawn This operation is repeated until all the Prizes
are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.-Tha two preceding aud
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
first Prizes viii be entitled 10 the . ApproSIIna
ton Prizes. For example: Ii Ticket No ll,20 draws
the $6DsO Prize, thOse Tickets numbered ii PAS i9
l,25l, II 252 will each be entitled to 500. Ii Ticket
No. $50 draws the $25G0 Prize, those Tickets NUM-
bered 34S $40 55l, 5j2 will enCh bs entitled TO $50;
and 30 OH, according 10 the above scheme
The 500 prizes OF $50 will be determined by the
last figure ofthe number that draws the 10000 prize
For example: Ii the number drawing the $60,uA
prize ends with No. then all the Tickets where the
number ends in will be entitled t. $50. lfths mum
Der ends with MOI, then all the Tickets where the
number ends i'll ?, will DO entitled 10 go and 90 on
too.
Certificates ofpackages will be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk
Certificate OF a package OF 10 whole Tickets 80
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...r-.-, - TIE ADAMS, EXPRESs

yss sr. zez.:zz.y;;::=z..-1 THE ADAMS EXPRESS
t-s2 t.:e.z.ssii1t<. COMPANY, 1874 Main ST. having
re- unte,l their Steamship Express to and from Nor
iolk Petersburg and Richmond by Steamers James
town and Roanoke, which leave New York every
Wednesday and Saturday, and thence by railroad ie
aui the principal places in Virginia and North Caro-
lima, are now prepared to forward, with great dis
patch, and AT reduced rates. every Kind OF Merchan
dice, Valuable Parcels, Jewelry, &c, 10 the above
named cities. and all places Gu the seaboald.
oar Express on the Steamships will be accompanied
by special Messengers, who will give their persona
attention to the careful handling Of goods entrusted
10 the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship Express
Shippers will please take notice that packages tt
points in Virginia and North Carolina will be sent by
steamers, unless otherwise marked.
Freight received, on day Of sailing, until O'clock
Pm. j. L. MAUDONOUGH,
hpent nf A1aIni' ExDrass Co.
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EACH sATURDIY IN ooT0Bg

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
p.ize, are sI.00
prlls Of $500 G9proxlnatIng to S-s.000
prize, ara lao
prizes OF $3.50. spproximsting to Sl!,1o
prize, $40
prizes Of sl25. approxiinating 10 $500
prizes, are 800
prizes OF Si00. approximating to $500
prize, 400
prizes of SIS, approximatiug to s. 100
prize, are 200
prizes OF SO. approximatng to $1,000
prize, 800
500 prizes OF $40 are 10000
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UNION STEAMSHIP COM
l>@&essssg PANY-F0R PHILADELPHIA VIA
T<s.44ar.iEsAS CITY POINTAND Naturalization
EsSasszs2ass& II CITY OF RICHMOND, Captain z
Mitchell; steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Capt. David
Zeal; Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain b. looms.
one 81 these superior Steamers will leave RichmO0d
until further notice, every MONDAY and THURS
DAY, touching nj City Point and Norfolk to receive
freight and passengers, Returning, leaving Phila
lelphia every y EDNESDAY and SATUR DAY morn.
lus;s at 10 o'clock.
These Steamers are now in fine order increased &C
toInuodatlons for the comfort of passengers having
been added, as also more room for freight; and w
hope, by regularity, dispatch and care in protecting
goods committed to our charge to receive ami Increase
u patronage.
ga No transhipmenthy this limo.
Passage through to New York, and found, $40 On
DO DO Philadelphia, and found, st
cabin, 90
Passage through to Philadelphia, not found, I'd
cabin, CO
Passage to City Point and Norfolk same rs by the
River Boats.
RS~ Passengers by this lire can stop in Philadel
Phla two or three days and then proceed TO New York
by the same ticket. I'll. Il. FUTILE, Agent,
70 ROcketts
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FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS.

ur IiNU % ' Ems, 6U
They have, and will hereafter keer moro extern
sive supply than they have heretofore done Of WIN
DOW SHADES and their fixtures
RICHARDSON & co. q5 Main ST
IN They will have CARPETS, CURTAINS WIN
DOW SHADES and OIL CLOTHS MADE TO ORDER
90 --2rn&
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n PURCELL, LAID & CO.,
~ RUGGISTS,
AZ DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS, DYES.
~ WINUOW GLASS kc

Ne. IS Pearl street. Richmond
ARE now receiving and will shortly have In store.
their Fall Stock Of DRUGS, DYES, CHEMICALS
&C. the whole comprising large and general As.
sortmcnt well adapted to the wants Of the trads
purchased in person by Of the house. the most
adyaltagsous terms and mostly for cash.
We are thankful to eur friends and the public for
their long continued and hatteIing support and We
bope that with the facilities possess fer obtaining
supplies and the stricteet attention To the quality
81 all goods sent from to preserve the reputation
which oar house enjoys for selling articles OF the
very best character.
Particular and prompt attention to shipping and
packing orders
PURCELL LAID Co, Drsggists,
No IS Pearl street
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TALL AND WINTER GOODS, 1857
WILLINGHAM 81 TARDY,
IMPORTERS AND J0gBERs OF
II u Y q q n II 9

NO 10, PEARL STREET. RICHMOND, "a.
We ask the attention of the Merchants of Virginia
North Carolina and Tennessee to our large stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
nov Ia store consisting of all descriptions OF Goods
t. b. found in stock well and carefully selected
both IN Foreign and Domestic fabrics. With every
tcity possessed by the most dU0red 10 get up their
stock good terms, and with every disposition to
make G0s at small profits, they with confidence ask
from buyers examination of their stock.
SO o-tilm WILLINGHAM TARDY.
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NIFTY THOUSAND COLLARS. TO be

l. sold at half prca. at LEWIS Store Embrod'd
Cambria and Swiss Collars at 1919 cts worth 25 eta:
Swiss G. liars at S4c worth 81 &C: Collars ut DC,
worth j1c; Fine Muslin and Cambria Collars at .1c,
worth ST. Fine French Worked Collars at $l25,
worth s.: Linen Sets only ST.; SOC Dotted Muslin Col
lars at g. &C., worth l2l &c; Embroidered Hdkfs. az
I21sc, worth sc. 100 new style Collars, with lace
borders, at 81. worth Sln Nice Black Elastic Belts
at 2!ac; Linen IIdkts. at Gt4c.; Calicoes at Sac
worth Ice: 800 Cambria and Dimity Bands, to be
sold very low The great place for bargains is at
Oc JANOB A. LEWIS. l. Vain st.
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EALL, 1S57.-The undersigned takes
Il great pleasure in informing his friends and the
public in general that ne is now receiving his stock
Of FALL GOODS, consisting of the most wonderful
assortment of
TRIMMINGS. FANCY AND VARIETY GOODS
brought TO this market. The infinite variety of
elegant goods kept in his store def wing all powers of
description he respectfully invites his custom re to
personal inspection. s. HIRSH,
Trimmings and Fancy Store, 209 Broad street.
It-2m%
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DRY GOODS EMPORIUM!

~ No. 1913 BROAD STREET.
J. MILLiIfsER BROTHER would beg leave to
call the attention of all buyers OF dry goods to thar
very large and elegant stock of New Goods just re-
ceived from ths best markets, comprising some OF
the reIi st goods imported, purchased on the best
terms for cash. and will be Offered to customers At
the lowest possible prices; our moteO being quick
sales aud small profits" We have everything need
ourselves to sell cheaper than the cheapest.
So 60 j. MILLIiISER BRO sa
INALL AND WINTER GOODS 1877
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Ut, :. AN a JU, RICHMOND, va.
az Persons residing near Montgomery. Ala.,or
save time, BY addressing 5. SWAN & Co. at either
of those cities.
Sc list of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each one
entitled TO. will he published after every drawing in
the following papers: New Orleans Delta Mobile
Register, Charleston Standard. Nash Vile Gazette
Atlanta lnteliigencer, New York Weekly Day Book
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