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Land Warrants Located.

Land Warrants Located.
SHALL leave for the North West about the LIST May
Persons having Land warrants Nhica they Wish loo tted
will End this favorable opportunity. Having VISITED this
section Al various times within the last nineteen years,
lei cOphdent Of being ab o ak loo 4 Oas that vail be
saficory 20 those Who wish 70 Investments Ny
charges viii he 10 per Rmaaat OF investnsnt
refer 70 the business conwunitY Of Nashville generally
Foo further inf5rmauan, apply 10
J. @. FELLOWES,
msrch2s I'd No. IS Cherry street y tshviIle.
OFFER FOR SALE the following STRAW
| BERRY PLANTS: Geo ga as hn1th ~ IS per hundred
Iowa 81 ger haRdred, 0ssoa Piae AZ 8iPsr haadred,
TayoT's sseaay az " per hundred.
Az orders len Eith At the ntrfe. hoa'e Oh Weines
DAYS aud saacdsYs promptly atten led %.
rnaIct25 -IndtWs JANss " WALKER
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w. r. b. & Co. have also on sale
THE ENGLISH EDITION OF MOoRE's LIFE AND
CORRESPONDENT, in 5 vols ls mo- cloth
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so reams Owen Burlbat's Premium Letter Paper, IL
received by march4 HAGAN L BRO.
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DRY GOODS.

M0USELAINS, AND OTHER DRESS
AsA GOODS.-prnted all wool Mouselans, at 30
cents per yard, that sed earlier in the season, at
- cents.
Dress Silks at very low prices
Cloeks, at from $3.5oup
Carpets at low prices
Merino, Lambs Wool and heavy Shaker shirts
Bnd drawers
Ladies MerInu Vests
French wer ed Collars and Sleeves. very cheap
Caiicoes, nouselains, &c.
Weiuvite a cell from sll wanting Dry Goods. as
surrg them that our prices shall be AZ low as any
ofour competitors CHlLES CHENEHf.
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DOGGETT & ANDERSON,

UPHoLsTRRERS AND PAPER HANGERS.
Corner of Governor and Franklin sts)
HAVE received their Fall Stock OF
l. French aud American Paper Hangings, all quail,
tiles Floor Oil Cloths Curtain Goods, Corniees and
other articles In the line OF business, which will be
sold ut moderate prices We also keep on hand and
make to order Feather Beds, Boisters and Pillows.
Curled Hair and Shuck Mattresses OF the best quail
ity aud all other work in line, executed by the
most competent workmen. with the strictest desire
to give satisfaction. portion Of public patronage
is respectfully solicited. tse 2o-Sm
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q Wholesale AND RETAIL
"a WATCH AND JEWELkY DEPOT, COR
ENANRR OF MAIN AND PEARL STREETS.
1l1llD Having received our fall stock Of

E,A4. MEX OF MAIN AND PEARL cIhEhLb.
k1D Having received our fall stock Of
WATCHES, JkWELRY, SILVER-WARE
and sPECTACLES,
we are prepared to show Of the largest and best
selected stocks that be found in any houss in Viz
gnia. We respectfully invite country merchants to
inspect our stock before buying, believing that vs.
offer such Inducements rs will be satsfactory-
Our goods are purchased Of manufacturers in this
country and Europe which enables US to sell as low
a. they can be sold in any OF the Northern cities
Our stock consists in part Of Gold and Silver atches
of every description; Ladies' Gold, Cameo Mosaic,
Pearl Carbuncle Lava and Diamond Ear Rings, Pins
and Bracelets; Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gold Watch
Chains Gold Studs, Sleeve Buttons, Keys and Seals
Finger Rings. with stone; seal Rings; plain Gold
Rings; pure Gold Wedding Rings; Diamond Rings;
Gold. Silver and Steel Spsctacles and Eye Glasses
Cold Pens and Pencils; Gold Thimbies: Gold Neck
laces and Crosses; Silver Spoons and Forks; silver
Dessert Knives; Silver Porte honnaies and Gard
Cases; Napkin Rings; Fruit Knives; Silver Sets.
One Of the firm being practical Matchmaker, en-
ables us 10 do work in the REPAIRING department
az low prices and short Istice and at the time
will guarantee to give satisfaction,
MYERS 4 JAHNKE,
Corner Of Main and Pearl streets.
4. B-The highest price paid in cash for cid Sill
YER 50
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EDUCATION.

r s. SQUIRES SELECT CLASSICAL
LIZ AND ENaLISH SCHOOL, CORNER MAIN
AND IsT STREETS, RICHMOND, tA.-Ths e,sv'
es,th session OF this school, IL now In progress Pu
pills s1tsring, are charged only from time o. admis
sion. ". N-za
NIGHT SCHOOL OF THE VIRGINIA
IN MSCHANICs INSTITUTION WEDSES-
DAY MONT. the nth Oct, two PRIMARY SCHOOLS
VIII be opened By the Com nittes Of the insututs,
one In SAUNDERS HALL, On Foushee street, pstween
Gracs and Broad, under the management. OF nr. W.
A. RENNIz and the other In the PRESBYTERIAN seH9yL
Houss on Franklin street, at its intersection Win
I'd street. Rev. TaoaAs II. JOKES being the primer
pal teacher. These schools viii be opened every
other pight and FREE OF CHARGE TO al boys
who are members u the Institute. Persons wishing
10 obtain certificates Of membership and tickets to
the Schools eau do 80 by calling the Secretary,
at the Hon Of the Institute. or on either Of the oi
WILLIAM MACFARLANE,
Law Building.
SAMUEL 8. COTTRELL,
Main st. betw. 18th and lsth,
A. BARGAMIN, JR.,
10Th aud Main sts.,
ocl-ts Com. on Night Schools, '. III. /.
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DEMOVAL.-Dr. PLUME has removed

DEMOVAL.-Dr. PLUME has removed
II his Office to the third house, South OF Trinity
Church. South side, and about one hundred yards De
low the Exchange Hotel Dr. =. continues to treat s
syphtic and gonorrhCeal complaints; and having had
much practice in this line fattsrs him self that he can
give very general satisfaction call from lnose In
terested is solicited. .
Dr. also makes and vsnds one Of the best restora-
lives chemical Extract of French Flowers pr con-
stitutioual weak ness ever offered to the public.
DR. may be consulted confidentialiy hy letter, or
otherwise Medicines securely packed and sent to or
der In almost any direction. .,,
Once hours from A. NJ, TIL A. NJ. Frankly
eat near tho Exchange Hotel. Richmond city. va
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ESrScTs on RELIGIOUS TRAiSISa.--of five hundred
snd seven students 1t six Theological
sh,,e hundred and thirteen were instructed in the
esnsth Schoois and the average time Of their con.
Sertion was about sixteen years Of age
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+ ARGE DRY GOODS ESTABLISH
- MENT.
HAMILTON, EASTER q co..
New Marble Building,


Hos. 199, 2ol and 2oS Baltimore Street.
BALTIMORE.
Have now In store (mostly of their own mportation)
ope oil the largest and most complete stocks In the
unsed sssses .J 7Ds of every c,ss,
i nnsii L Ip LINEN dSoDs and
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES Of every descrip-
MoEssIsG GOODS
GL0AKS, MhNTlLLAs and sHAWLs =, ovvs
EMDR0IDERIES. LACEs, HOSIERY GLOW Es
BLANKETS. QUILTS, DOMESTIC GOODS +,
And Sysry sEsss Ts2Tssd ~ ana
Hs- RETAIL ROOMS on drst ncor-the PRICES
affixed to each article, from which no deviation Is
sp wHoLEsALE ROOMS on the second and
third floors. &C 23-dsm
OUCH PRICES FOR GOODS.-If we
~ haze sold ont some of cheap lots Of Goods we
still have some very big lots left. which are 10 Dc
sold in the next Eve weeks at
COST FOR OASHi
IS 600 yards best English Prints at iec: per.yd
5000 Mouselne DeLaines at II worth &c
5000 d" Plain aud Printed Paris DeLaines al
less than cost of importation
Large lot Of English and French Merinoes, from
5 cases :. Bleached Long Cloth at csc. worth
" ~ BIeached Long Cloth at Cd. worth
10 bales Brown shirtings at 5 and &C.. grea'
10 Brown sheetlngs at and &C.. q great
reduction
Brown sheeting, pa yards wide, at 2lc.
Bleached xio 9 to 3 yards wide, less than ever De
for. sold
Rich Brecads and Plaid Silks, from SOC. to 80
and 81, which Ii less than half the usua
price
Mourning Goods from the celebrated msnutactur
ers Psteu Le Iupine, Ceido, Geiber Co, such a.
Bombszines, Thibet Cloths, Tamise. Gnauy ans
Mouselnes; Black Alpaca and Canton Cloth, wh1cf
would bs to interest of cash purchasers 70 exam
inc. oc 8 CHRISTIAN LAI Hhof.
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FAnuRE OF HEAVY HousE 49, The Chicago Tribune
ennounces the suspension Of Walker, Bronson Il
% one ~ the heaviest produce firms in that city
Their business during the entire business season,
or Tor hundred days 10 the year, has averaged
100000 per day.
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,,eNsHA AZ Cc.seiDEscE--On Mopda. last the Rev.
r. voodysoonfz. who was sent to this Circuit ly
,sd N this place The same day. the Rev. las
10 a. VINO was sent 70 the adjoining circuit by
M ~ =. Conference about the same time. wss
coaens 70 Ihi. place raying maniac and IL nov
Inn IA amme vacancy ~ the fanatic Asy.
,a" W nai shadows We are ana What shade.
we pursue .-<tsaodes rs,ctssaS. s1~' '''AS0"'
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Dry GOODS.
T ARGE DRY GOODS ESTABLISH

- MINT.
HAMILTON EA5TBR 3 Co,
EEY MARDLs BUIp4NS,
Nos. 100, 2Dl AID ag BALTIMORE bfkkHs
BALTIMORE,
Have now In store (mostly Of their own imporm-
Houl one Of the,axRest and most complete Stocks In
the United States embracing
DRESS GOQpS-a very large stock;
IRISH LINENS; LINEN GOODS and
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES Of every description;
MOURNING GOODS;
CL0AKs, MANTiLTAs and sHAwLs;
EIDR0fDERIRs, LACEs, HOsIERf, GlDVES
BLANKETS, QUILTS. DOMESTIC GOODS;
And every article generally required By
FARMERS and PLANTERS for SERVANTS, USE;
affixed to each article. from which no deviation 10
made.
third i1onrs &C I0-d3m
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81 NEW BOOT AND -
SHOE sToRE.
no. 81 sroAp srEEsf

- NEW BOOT AND -
shoe sToRE. S
10 81 BROAD srrEsf.
The subscribers take pleasure In snnnnnefne 70
the citizens of nj hmond and the sur uuns .oa,,
n,ei he Mr. r D. Qusrles. a. dry Roods house,
rwhar hs intend 20 keep constantly on hand awel
'' RooTs sII ,ns. RUBBERs. TRUNKS. 30
And have ,us, opened this morning arieh and varied
assor,msnt consisting 10 part OF
Do Morocco Welt do.
Do. Pointed Ernam.lled parun
Do Black Heel Caters
p. 10y, Eussnia Bu:sln'
DO. Patent Tip
10. Kid Welt buskins
Do. Goat Buskins
Gents fine Opera Boots
Do. Gall Cors sole Boots
d.. sewed W. T. Boots
Do. " Tap 2ols
10. hall W. Dress &c
po. Pump Sols
DO. sewed Brosue Boots
%. tsifs*wed I: Lace Shoe.
Do. Pegged Tap Sole Ties
Together with general assortment OF Ladies'.
Misses and Childreu's shoes and Rubbsrs. Also.
Gents Shoe and Rubbers of various styles.
sur Goods being selected from the best nanufae-
urers and 1T thu lowest market prices hater our
selves that prices will be lower according to the
qua ity, than before offered In this city. We
hope by dill enee and strict attention to oar busne s,
merit iibra share of patronage Please all and
examine our Goods. before purch .sing elsewhere.-
DONE forget the Ao.-23i Broad street.
no 2l-d2me JENETT a EMERSON.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, DO.

R YANKEE DOODLE CL0CKMAN,
Nl Yankee clockmsn brought to town.
Upou the cars 50 handy,
case OF goods, from East way down.,
Packed up a. rice as candy.
Every way he tried ~ sell
His olocks-but couldn't do IL
The people all know very well 40
They d soon have cause TO rua fsi
After wandering all the day,
And trying still In vain.
He chanc'd upon the street 10 stray,
BIZ the corner ELEVENTH AND MAIN:
BARTHOLOMEW he saw at work.
And felt bimself quite un-done;
81 guess IN spilled, or IN 1nTk.
By this little man from London
NB-watches and Clocks carefully repaired Hair
Ornaments of every kind made, aud Engraving neat
" executed at tho corner OF llth and Main Streets
Richmond. Va. % =
81 JOHN n. WILLIAMS, former
"a " With Mr.. John Hill) keeps constantly
ElA on hand an assortment OF tine AICHEs,
61lD CLOCKS and JEWELkf, which he sells
as low as any other house In the city.
All kinds Of fine Watches, such % Chrunomsters,
Duplrx, Patent Levers and Repeaters, repaired IN
workmanlIke manner, and warranted TO keep tune
for twelve months without additional charge.
All kinds Of Jewelry neatly and promptly re-
paired. ,,,.
All Watch and Clock work done at this establish
ment, / do myself. JNO y. WILLIAMS,
nth st.. two doors from Main St, near the
entrance TO the Fair of the Mechanics Institute.
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FEDUR.-IntTe ~ no cnauke In Flour, There are
limited ses still 70 shippers at $o7sd5 Tor sinner
tine
prton defective. The inferior aud damaged ii,
a. dsciue upon former rates. We still quote good
20 prlm. he'd st sI.25a l-so; good 70 prime White
sI3 O. 40. " '''''
Cnsk,-Market dull and quotations UNCHANGED
atTG7G
OATa-Not 50 stiff The highest quotation I. &c
De, hushel " w
Elk III tSGE.Essier. Sales at i,sQD3H DER cent.
II N. on New York. NN''
NEW YoPK, Nov. 2l-Flour buoyant: salas Of 10 ,,o
bbls at - for state, advance Of l5r and A. 2sA
40 for o Itncrn. a. aivancs of 20 Wheat sfeady
Ora heavy; 400 bu-hel, sold. Pork-Mess TX. low.
sr at si9 s'a 10 81 prime &c lower at sIa7salY %
BALTIMORE, Nov 81 Sales of Howard stree, and
Ohio at s. 81, and City Mills at & l2L for cash
Mh-at-saes at 81 iaaI is FIR red, ard ~ I&ra IN
FIR white. Corn 10 bitter. Old white ia N csnts.
Yellow 7'@s"s new $685. sales Of Whisky At 23sGi
q cents. SS
sinsalE, Nov. fo.-cottsn-Ssies of the w..k aoo
bales. the sales 10 day a'nou"ted To ssnG hale. -
Market buoyant and no. higher Receipts of IN a
week. 1900 bales. stock Ia port, q. mo bales
CHAtI' sros Nov 20 The cotton market hs. su,
5Hr"H decline Of se. since the receipts Of the NJ
Agaras news. ~ +'r
.vASsAH. Nov ., There Ia nothing doing IN cot
fon, esther ia this mort or that Of Angusts.
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. SOMETHING EXTRA, FOE

- SOMETHING EXTRA, FOE
aENTLEhEN.-We have just recsiveds
superior lot of Gents fine French Calf skin Caters
made to our crder in the most SUI eror style. They
ut beautifully and the best g liters for wear that
the French Caters sold for End will warrant
them - as long. We have sold great many OF
Them anu they have beeu prsno unced TO De the best
1slter or Shoe that they have ever worn. We shall
keep good stock of them on hand. and we invite al
wear well, TO call and them We shall have
some ST them made double soles, for wiItte
"a NJ PtJTNEY 4 WATT.
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REMOVALS, &c.

DEMOVAL.-We have removed tempo
II rarily to No. Pearl street. under the Exchange
Hotel where We shall be pleased to see our Old
friends O. W.PURCELL CO..
lea Exchange Brokers.
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TOUvIN's BEST QUALITY KID

GLOVES-Warranted 10 be az good as any MAJ
ukctured. only 81, cts: JOuvin's second quality 81
OK cts; 3T5 more of those Embroidered swiss MEs
lin Coiiars at l2 cts worth Is cts: 100 dozen hisck
Linen at 70 cts, worth IS BLACK fringe over inch
wide At "a cts. Per yard: Bleached Cotton | yard
wide at 10 cts Swiss Collars IS etc. worth ST. fns
Cambria Collars At tl.25: great bargains 10 MORE
Antane Trimming inst esiored Calico at "a cent?
Call 1T JACOB A. IEVY'f
no Is Is Main Il.
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CLOSING OUT,
~ AT AND BELOW COST.
IA intend closing out by the 18th of next month.
| inyt. call from those who want
Rich 2sysdere silks and Caehmeres
Handsome Velvet ard Cloth Nrappings
Blanket ShaWl5 snd Scarfs
housekeeping and Servants Goods
Blankets, Sh'etin9d ana Shirttpgs
Irish Linens, very cheap
Cloths, Cassmere8 and Vestings
Shirts, Bosoms and Collars
GenIiemen's Shawis and scart5
Infants Embroidered r>Cbes
French Worked Collars and Sleeves.
Together with large stock of other Goods, all Of
which will be sold AT and below cost.
CUAs. HARTH ELL, rs Broad street,
ilnnnaitn Rrnad Streat Eotel.
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A LBEMARLE LAND FOR BALE

n For sale, my Farm Of 81 acres, IN Albemarle
county, adjoining J. o. Massey, sReed and others
six miles from ChsrOttes vile, two and half from
the Virginia Central Railroad aud two from the Ri
wanna Improvement One hundred ard twenty
scres-one-third bottom lands cleared, enclosed
and highly improved. All necessary out buildings
and well OF frst rate water on the premises.--
Terms liberal. If preferred, an exchange will be
made for Richmond property. Address me al Rich
Governor streets g. A. HART.
Oc I5-ifm
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7 & n. ROsENBAU NJ. Dealers in

a. Fancy and Staple Dry Goods at 1873 Broad ST.
are Offering great bargains in Dry Goods they haV
ing bought the principal part Of their stock recent
them 10 ssll cheaper at profit, than any Of tho-,
houses that selling Of coet Their assortment
Of Fancy and Imported Goods IL very complete viii
: full stock Of WOODEN Domestic Manufacturer
They respectfully solicit call from their friends and
skangers visiting the city during the Fair AZ i5s
cd str =
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- FARMING ohUEo. aImego
- inwant Of a real prime No winter shoe,
or their hands, will do we'll to call and mine be
ore they buy, as hare a very large and, and the
leayiest and best lot now In store, l ever had
Recon ct they at No. - Main ST. ees, opposite
he 81. Charles.
no II WIN. ,FALSH'S
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THE RICHMOND SODA WATER AND
B0TTLIN6 ESTABLISHMENT IN FULL
FORCE, WITH ITs DOUBLE SIT OF SELF-ACT-
ING GEN s-THE OLDEST OF THE
KIND IN EIRGlNIA.-The genuine article Of Bot
Also, Lemon and Sarsaparla Pop. Philadelphia Por-
ter and Ale, Champagne Cider and Brown Stout
The subscriber has added TO tho above the bottling
Of Lager Beer, Of superior quality. In pint and halt
pint bottles, TO suit customers.
Sc IL ii. MCCORMACK. sos Broad st.
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--x, GREAT NORTHERN

r - rx.suEszz, GREAT NORTHERN
~ SOUTHERN ROUTE
FOR TRKvEL.-TWlCk DAILY SUNDAY NIGHT
MORE, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK, VIA
ACQUfA CREEK AND WASHINGTON:-OTer the
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, to
the Potomac River seventy-five miles and by splen
did and comfortable steamers thence tn ashngtons
fty-ve milesn all $50 miles. in seven hours, being
acomfortable and perfectly safe rate Of speed.
Hours of departure 645 N. andT ,P. NJ. and bag
gage under charge of special agents chez ked through
to Washington, Baltimore Philadelphia and New
York.
FARE:
To Washington, - 20
To BaltimoTs, W
To Philadelphia, SW
the track OF the Railroad between Richmond ana
the Potomac River IL now undergoing relay, moro
than twothirds OF being already completed with an
edge rail OF superior quality, while the remainder
in admirable condition. 3. RUTH,
Eunarnteudent Of fermentation,
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E,AMILY, Extra and Superfine FLOUR

FAMILY, Extra and Superfne FLOUR
always on hand Ground and Grain PEPPER
Ground and Grain Aispice; Raw aud tread 6n
ger; sangers and Brooklyn Mustard; MAson's Bach
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco; Ground COhee
Wrapping Paper Wrapping Irvine: Sutnegs SStch
ee Green. Black and 0unpowdsr Teas; Pipe fis@ts
Chalk Pipes; Clothes Pins, Clothes Linsst Plough
kinss; Bed Cords; Drmilohns, !. 2. aud gallons
We'll Buckets Maccaroni and Vermealli: Brrsd an-
washing soda, In kegs and boxes: Flour Pals. -
gar BoIes. &c &c Also. great many other ART
Giles in the furnishing way too namer eas To mensoo
IN store and for sale By
no N WA WALLACE aONg
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NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given, thai
\ on and after this date, the Magnel lie Telegraph
Company will not be responsible for any bills Chat
ever, contracted by any one; neither win they To-
cognze nor assume 20 pay any due bill note 9TH
or obligation executed by any one unless under the
sanction Of a written order from me-
By order Of the General Superintendent.
J. X, DOW ELL eup't
lst Section Of W. an. O.. and Mag Teleg Iins, IL.
tending from Washington City, ID. O.. 70 VII
miDgtun N. G. No -
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n.
BARGAINS, BARGAINS.-For bargains
~ in ali kinds of Dress Silks,
For extra bargains in Plaid Silks,
For bargains Ia French Mernoee,
For bargains in French Mouselines,
For bargains in English Poplins
For bargains In American Mouselines,
For bargains in French Work,
For bargains in handkerchief,
For bargains in Closks
For bargains in Shawls,
For bargains in Ribbons,
For bargains in Black Trimming Laces.
For bar gains In Cloths
For bargains in Cassirneres and Vestings
For bargains in Blankets and Flannels
For bargains Ia Csssinets, kerseys and Fuued
Cloth,
For bargains in Stockings Of ell kinds,
For bargain in Gloves
For bargains ia Bleached Oottons,
Cal, at CHILEs 4 CHENERY's,
no y l73 Broad street.
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ENFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL
LBGE OF vIRGINIA.--This InirmarY, connect.
ed with the Medical College Of Virginia located in
the city OF Richmond, Corner Of Marshall and COL
ege streets Is open for the reception Of Patients
rouahout the year. All persons requiring Medical
or Surgical aid except the insane and those aborinC
under contagious disease, admitted into the Inst
tuition. The accommodations for the sick are com.
plete.
The Patients under the charge of the Professors
Of the College. The charges FOR Board. Medical a.
tendance, hursinG and Medicine, are for
White Pstlenta..-....-.......... % per week.
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DIFFERING to the advertisement

QEFERRING to the advertisement OF
A. my removal to 18th street, between Main and
Cary, beg leave 10 submit to my customers ard the
public in general the following rate of prices for the
winter season:
Lager Beer, Philadelphia Ale Porter and Cider bot
tied up In quarts nis Per dez- q Bottles neluded.
half DO, " 4" 30 eents-bottIes sxtra
charged.
Lager Beer In half. quarter and eighth barrels
lthe latter ones OF gallons, package exclusively
for the city customers.l Philadelphia Ale in whole
and halt barrels At ths lowest market price Terus
cash.
n. B.-store and Bar kesp-rs. . e,nsidarable rsi
centsRe allowed. y. WILBACHER
18th ST., between Main and Cary.
Orders left with MessrS. Lsidey A Robinson corner
Ah and Franklin; nessrs. Duval a Norton corner
10th and Main, or st my establishment, will 30
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wa. wALLAcE SONS

now IN store expressly for the retail sAies. tss
largest and finest lot OF Chewing Tobaccoin the ei5
of the following choice brands. GIlliams Wine sap
Do do. Pride Of Virginia. POSE Peoples fatos'e
DIT May Flower. Ihristiap's CornfoIt do IndeHr
table: FISHER & WINSTON, Druggist
&C ~ No I25 Nsln street.
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GC0TCH ALE AND ENGLISH POR-
~ TER now landing. and in prime order, Of the fol-
lowing celebrated brands:
Youuger's AllOa Ale. pints in glass
Do. do. do. do. in stonejugs
Knox 6On's do do. 90. In glass
Campbeus do. do. do. in stoneIrgs
Allsop's East India Pale Ale. piDts. In glass
Barclay. Perkins & Co.'S Porter, In pints aud qrs
For sale at very low prices, By
&C 3 Corner Pearl and ON streats
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81 GATHRIGHT, formerly on 10Th
CEMPLE'S INFALLIBLE BAKING

~ POWDERS are certainly superior to auy now in
use. Seo she testimony Of gentlemen in town and
country. large lot are just manufacture and
may BE- found at the Drug Store of the Proprietor,
Market Place, Franklin street
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King QUERS Co, Oct. Q, 1857.
We have been using temples Baking Powder"
for some time in my family. j think they make the
best bread ever ate, especially biscuit. They are
decidedly better than any other we have ed, and
would recommend a trial OF them to person wishing
to have nice bread. JOS l.YLAYp.