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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-27

A STRANGE SERPsNT.-Iast week. says the Pitts
burg Daily Union, gentleman residing at Califor-
MIA a small village on the Monongahela river, in
Washington county, Pa, discovered in the cellar OF
Mr. James 2. Bales a serpent, or something very
much resembling that reptile which, upon close
investigation, proved to be composed of animacul1
or myriads of little worms, adheriug together by
glutinous substance. and forming the head, body
and tail of a serpent, in complete symmetry. The
snake was about eighteen inches in length, of a
Iightish green appearance and was able to move
slowly over the ground The insects although ad-
herring together with considerable pertinacity,
were not difficult to detach, and thousands of them
were observable upon the ground in full life and
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES
rr. CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES.

CAA CAhhIAUEO, ChhhAhuIo'
Rfe& The subscriber has on hand, at his Coacn
Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley, De
tween Main and Cary. Q3th and l4th streets nssI
the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHAkiOIhLssJ
BAROUCIIES BUGG1ES with and without tops, ano
SULKIES all ofhis own make, of the best materials
and workmanship; all of which will be sold As low a.
good work of the kind can be in the city OF Richmond
and respectfully ask call from those In want OF any
article in the Carriage line, rs am deternlnea 70
make to order and soil at the lowest prices poSnoic
fe Is-om MICAJAH MANGUM.
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QEMOVAL.-Dr. PLUME has removed
~ his Office to the third house. South of Trinity
Church. South side, and about hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel DR.. =. continues to treat all
syphlitc and gonOrrhual complaints; and having had
much practice in this line atters himself that he
give very general satisfaction call from those in
t.rested il solicited.
Dr. p also makes and yends one of the best restora
tives Chemical Extract of French Flowers for con-
stitutional weakness ever offered to the public.
Dr. 7. may be consulted confidentialy by letter or
otherwise Medicines securely packed and sent 10 or
der, I'm almost any direction.
Office hours from A NJ till A. NJ. Franklin
Get. near the Exchange Hotel. Richmond city Va
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LoNG PAHToRATEs.-Dr Gill was pastor of the
Baptist Church, in Charter Lane, London, for fifty
four years, and succeeded by DR.. Fippon. who
filed the Office sixty-three years. That church.
therefore, had but two pastors in one hundred and
seventeen years.
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IMMENSE PoRruSE-A fortune of An immense
amount embracing lands, tenements, mines &C, the
majority of which is in New Jersey. has lately been
discovered to belong to somebody besides the pres
emf holders, by the turning up oil some old papers
in this city, II appears that ono Judge Thomas
Leonard resident of Princeton. New Jersey, be-
fore the revolution, became the owner Of immense
estates "a appears by his WILL which is said to be
record in due form, at the office IN Trenton, n. j.
and left those estates to his male descendants as
long as the name Of Leonard existed, and after the
maine of Leonard ceased 10 be. TO the females de-
scendants preferrng the males TO the females there
by entailing the property to time indefinite.
The said estates have laid to the present time and
have become very valuable. embracing about l,500
acres on Deep Run, towards Amboy 10000 acres
ut the head Of Great Egg IIarbor river; $50 acres
in the city of Princeton, extending from the centre
Of the town along both sides of the road towards
Rocky Hill. now called Princeton street, and EN-
hracing some of the finest improvements; GOO acres
on Cape Fear river North Carolina, valuable
coal mine in operation on it, and property in va
rieas other localities. This may DO happy wind
fall TO the heirs if they able to gain possession
of the estate of which they have the most sangune
hopes--Ehd Am.
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MECHANICAL.
uOUsE BUILDING. The subscribsr is

HOUSE BUILDING.-Th subscriber is
IL prepared to execute all work in his line at the
shortest notice and the most reasonable terms s
Dd % s asa Sia
patterns Of stOuLDINus used in building Also
sss. q nsh sfSaEs i phi
ly and tastefully fitted up and the most beautiful
part f. he will work certainly cheap as any body
Ills Shop il on 1th. between Main and Franklin
streets IN the I'd story Of the PLASWvNMa M FakbEs
A .RCHITECTURE, MEASU RING,
CIVIL AND MINING .ES on
18th street, next to Goddins Hall) returns thanks
for past yors and will cSntinnss e FURNISH h
Lie BUILDINGS; with full WORKING DRAW
tSGs spseiestpgns and a T Of
WORK and furnish Estimates for the same; will
make SURVEYS, PLANS and ESTIMATES for kaii-
roads, Plank Roads &C. surveys ana farIr
ties and make anal sis Of ores, minerals &c NJ,
Assisted by Oswald Heinrich, Esq, Civil and MI
in Architecture and Measuring, hope to continue
to give satisfaction to all who may favor me with
Charges same as heretofore. Printed copies Of
charges for Measuring, may be had on application.
" 2s-dIm* ALBERT t. WEST, Architect &c.
TIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
1 ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET,
fully prepared to do all kinds of work In the above
business with dispatch; and returns thanks 10 ms
nnance Of the same Being master ofis business
he can promise his customers that all work done py
him will at least be equal to any other house III the
city and fully cheap fact known 10 al persons
ROOFING. GtTTERfNG. tel. is prepared to
execute this description OF work in very superior
manner both in town and country.
TIN WARE:-Always on hand large ana 2eherai
s # Tn to do all
kinds of Gas Fitting in the best manner
PuMPs.IHe keeps always on hand large ana e1-
stock Of and c Gaffn s" H. LANGLEY
COUTHERN IRON WORKS.--LEWIS
- L. BARNES, manufacturer of FIRE ENGINES,
FIXTuRES FOR MANUFACTURING TOBACCO,
WRSNSf hS eSsFT RA fffFE,0pv Hut
GRATING and all kinds Of HOUSE AND WROUGHT
IRON WORK, will he done with neatness ana ais-
patch on such terms as warrant will give satisfac
ton. Ny old friends and the public generally, are
solicited to give me a call before engaging else
where. my8-d6n
CTEAM IRON WORKS, 256 Main street,
ONEAR SEVENTH subscriber is now .rrepar-
ed with increased facilities to manufacture all KINDS
ofiRoN WORK, such as IRON RAILING, yERA As
DAHS. STEPS, VAULTS and CELLAR DOORS
GRATfNGS, &C. &c. CRATES and TENDERS, ana
all kinds of House Work and Jobbing done on rea-
aJ-Particuisr attention given to the enclosing Of
CEMETERY lots, Railing, &c, for the country, so
m lnh = ss0 70 ge easily pu' up GEO s. EowNEs.
DICHMOND BELL AND BRASS FOUN-
IL DRY. FANCY CRATE AND FENDER MANU-;
FACTORING 225 Main street. between sth i anu
9th west side-The subscriber has for sale 0ttIaes
Tenders and Summer Pieces, embracing 100 dlHersn'
kinds and is daily manufacturing Crates to order
Bells &C. neatly packed nd forwarded to any part OF
the State Also Bells and Brass Castings made 70
order and all kinds of repairing done at the shortest
notice. ,,~, ~ DpNocN
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HATS. CAPS, BOOTS, 40.

m THE NEW AND EATEN>
AA sIvE HAT, CAP AMP FANCY M tnh
is0BiNfoRo DICKINSON WE ;bs;. flssa ssg
custoners and the public generally, T the very Ia
erl patronage bestowed on them am hopa p' - h
tfention 10 business to merit continuance ni the
same They have 10 store the iarges. anu mo.
rnn,ete assortment ot Hats, Caps, AMI every o,her
article in their line offered in this
IVA ,cer sntectesl with great care freii from the
80. extersiye manufactures, espeeiaiiy Tor the
Vsry,n,a North Carolina and Tennrssee tall trade
a attention of merchants and dealers arc respect
eitx csiird 20 the above spleniid stock which will
i IA ~ wholesale and retail on the most favorable
,crms Their stock Of ladies and ehiidrens fancy
49, "a complete In every respect; comprising the
,hnt md most fashionable styles worn this season
A call n Respectfully solicited. aus
NTOTICE.--Having determined to change
1Nmy bu-iness. have disposed of my stock and the
cool will Of the store formerly occupied Icy me- ~
Me-srs HAMILTON & BOUCHER, who will con
tinue to carry on the HATING business, at my old
stand No. - Vest Main street.
Mr. JAMES HAMILTON has been engaged with me for
Abe past thirteen years: and take great pleasure in
r commenting the new concern TO my former pa
irons and the public generally.
August 9th, 1887. JAMES COLLINS.
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OFFICE OF ADAMS EXPRESS COMFY
RICHMOND May.ls l&s7.
Ia Ma E=E3 SPECIAL NOTICE.
fEKRxxt~.H@-SIitz.xwe arc prepared to transact
any business on she Virginia Central Railroad tap
pertaining TO the Express busineSs) Especial aten-
tlon will be paid to THAT line in connection i;h the
different Springs of Yirg inis
Messengers viii leave daily at o'clock A. NJ, in
charge OF valuables, money &c.
For further particulars apply to
J. L. hACD0NOUGH Agent
my Adams EXPRESS Co. I34 Main At
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~ UNITED STATES MAIL

UNITED STATES MAIL
&renk LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
SS.Ss SORF0Lk PETERSBURG AND
%2ksN<29NR C ii VI ON D.-The JAMESTOWN
Captain Parrish, leaves Richmond every Tuesday az
ternoon, City Point sane evening and Norfolk next
morning (Wplpesday) for New York
The ROANOKE, Capt. skinner, leaves Cisy Point
every Saturday morning and Norfolk every Saturday
Evening, for New York.
=, Returning, The jamestown leaves New York. fscn
Pier H. North River. every Saturday afternoon with
without detention At Norfolk, merely stopping there
TO land passengers, She takes freight only FOR Rich.
mond ~
The Roanoke leaves New York from same Pier every
"Wednesday afternoon. with passengers for Norfolk
Petersburg and Richmond, bat takes freight only kr
Norfolk, North Carolina and Petersburg
Passage and fare Stateroom Included betxeen
Norfolk and New York 81: Storage passage 81
Passage and fare. Ststeroom included. between
Richmond. Petersburg and New York, so; steerago
passage O.. 80
NH " LUDLkM A WATSON
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T AGER BEER.-Putin bottles, for fami-
~ iy use Per dozen pints 81 Is; Der dozen auarts
$225-5 cents dozen allowed by return of the bot.
ties: Orders left with Mr.. o. A. Strecker, Mcssrs
baidey Robinson, or at my old stan5 will be
promptly attended to- p wILBACfiER.
ie& No. alS Main at
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DRY GOODS.


KENT, PAINE & CO.,
IA IMPORTERS AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DO
MESTIC DRY GOODS,
Nos 1853 and lhi NIin Street Richmond
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MINIS & CLARK'S PA

- NUNNS & CLARkS PA
- NOS.--sEvEN octave rLAN ssai
I'M H ~ r. II. TAYLOR has lnsss, vp ssna
~ y v several SEVEN OCTAVE fihasvS,
FROM the popular mandatory Of Messrs. Nusss =
CLARK whose instruments he has been seillns ~,
the past thirty years. to the entire satsIacton " o
numerous purchasers Also, Pianos Of Ga octases,
together with several excellent second mana lnsf"'
ments which will be sold ut unusually low Prices.
MEIODEONS, of Pelaubets make, 70 De optanco
at this establishment only.
PIANO STOOLS, OF q variety OF patterns. 80,
The most extensive assortment u MUslG ana nu-
sical Instruments in tho State. p. III. TAYLOR,
js 25-ts Piano and Music Store. Governor street.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES.
- - =,
oERL DISSOLUTION OF CO-PAkT-
k&@sHH NERSHIP-The undersigned. who have
be,en conducting the CABBAGE MANUFACTURE
ING BUSINESS, under the firm Of AINSLiE,
BoWEN Il POWELL, have. By mutual consent, DIS
GEURu {. A. AINSLIE will fulfill all the engage
ments and legations Of the firm, collect all debts
due thereto and will continue operations at the
same place, rs formerly, in his own name; and nay
ing engaged the services Of d. Y. BOWEN and IL. n.
POWELL, in their respective departments, and adher-
ing she established practice Of the concern oil en-
ploying none but the best workmen, using eyery
care in the selection of materials and strict perso
nal attention to all work done by hope TO receive
continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore De
slowed. U. A. AlNSLlb,
ID. BOWEN,
auII-dScvIm H. III. POWELL.
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UNION STEAMSHIP COM.

"a UNION STEAMSHIP CON-
II FSS PANY--FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA
NrstuS AisAS -ClTY POINT AND NORFOLK, Steam
CITY OF RICHMOND, Captain z
Mitchell; steamer PENNSYLVANIA, CAPT. David
Teal; Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain B. Rooms
One OF these superior Steamers will leave chJncnd
DAY touching at City Point ana Norfolk 70 rccsjyo
freight and passengers. Returning, leaving Phia.
ings at 10 o'clock.
These Steamers are In fine order increased ar
commodations for the comfort Of passengers having
been added, also moro room for freight; and we
hope by regularity, dispatch snd care In protecting
goods committed to our charge TO receive AMI
of patronage.
So No transhipmeBtb by this line.
Passage through to New York and found $40 10
Do do Philadelphia. and found. ST
cabia, 400
Passage through to Philadelphia, net found. Id
cabin, "a
Passage to City Point and Norfolk same a. nv tho
River Boats.
81 Passengers by this line can stop In PhiladcI.
phia two three days and then proceed to New York
by the same ticket III. u. FUTILE, Agent
au 70 Rockets,
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=, - - y<s---.~~---~.>----~-
GREAT NORTHERN
- YANp SOUTHERN KoETy
FvK TKxTEL--1TWIIED DAILY SUNDAY MOTT
ExCEPTKD.y BEFWEEN, KiCHMDNp, BALTf
MORE. PHILADELPHIA AND NV YORK, VIA
ACQUfA CREEK AND WAS1fINGTONs--Over ths
Ricfrnond Frederick sbufg and Potomac karoaA. 10
the Potomac River, seventy five miles and w spleb-
dad aud comfortable steamers thence N Washington
Ave miiesin all i30 miles, In seven houfs seing
acomfortable and perfectly. safe rate ofnpeed.
gage under charge of special agents check ed through
10 Washington, baltimore Philadelphia aad New
Ysrk.
f. s %rsnins.on' -.
To Philadelphia, sN
The track " the Railroad between Richmond and
the Potomac River il undergoing relay more
than twohirls Of il being already completed with
ge rail Of superior quality. while tho remainder
In admirable condition. B. RUTH,
IL w r1 ACCOMMODATION
49, ~ -; gTRAIN- HANGE qfm0UR
On ana after April LIST, the Accommodation Train u
this Company will run daily Sundays exceptsdl be-
tween Milford and Richmond = ~
Leaving Milford 25 A. M, stopping Mt the Csttags
for breakfast. and arrive in Richmond at ssieck.
A. NJ.
Returning, will leave Richmond at O'Clock r. N.
Stopping for passengers at any point each war.
FARE the same as on the Through Trains.
SAML RUTH,
Superintendent Of Ira N portation
Oyyrcy R. r. h p X. X. CoNPAsY,l
Richmond, March 49, 1851. ~
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COAL.


GOAL AND wOOD.-The subscribers,
~ Agents for the sale of COAL from the Deep
Rum and "5pripgfeld' Mines, are now ready 70 70
furnish superior lump COAL as well ms average anu
s%tes GoSl for n ohR and PiNE WOOD we'll
soned. apply to Mr. Pitcher, at Coal Yard, (ocrean'-
er'vliie Turn on'' F. FRI. ). SMITH co, Agents,
18th, between Broad and Grace SIS
For Oak $, per cord, deliSSsred' CASH.
For For c Con-, a. s to kind and quantity an Pm
CIOVER HILL COAL.-The subscriber
prepared to deliver ob0vh Rep AtLL ooAh
Orders hlled promptly, anda Sooa "''cie a' '"e
market price guaranteed mn cIpsoN
au Sim -
GLOVER HILL LUMP COAL, OAK
he.t c 1ET Hill LUMP COAL; also, OAK and
i " WIN. G. BRAZEAL,
Office on Basin Bank, North side,
au6-,m Between 9th and 9th sts.
GOAL, COAL! COAL THE subscri-
" Der is prepared to furnish his customers and
others with a superior article Of MIDL0THlAN and
G CA .so the best quality RED and WHITE ASH
RSTHRACfTE COAL, by the long, or short ton.
Orders left at his Ssg It the G9n h Yard Oh the
AVN is 27"sn c. B. LIPsCoMB.
A NTHRACITE COAL! Anthracite Coal
"A hssubscriber having fitted up alarge and com
modious coal yard on Dock between 18th and 18th
streets with of Fairbanks patent balances. for
the purpose of weighing COAL, Will furnish his pa
irons with 224e ks the ton leach load weighed and
not guessed at,) az Che very lowest market price
or if preferred be VIII sell his COAL at an advance
of 10 per cost and charges; at the same time
ne will always keep on hand the best quality, and in
vites the particular attention of his friends and the
public generally. to give him call before purchas
ing at No. "A Main street. or at his COAL yard.
Terms cash lie l2-ts) Z. G. LARUS
A NTHRACITE COAL.-NOTICE.-I
n am receiving orders for the best quality of AN
THRACITEC COAL, to be shipped and delivered dur
ing the present month and July. Persons ordering
their coal through me- will receive 220 lbs to the ton
(they allowing me commission Of 10 per cent
Those who wish TO lay in their winter supply, will
find it greatly to their interest to purchase at this
season of the year. when coal and freights are low
All orders enclosed to me through the Post Office or
left at the Drug Store of Messrs. Ladey Robinson
corner of 4th and Frank instreets or at the law of
fee of Powhatan Roberts, of 18th and Main SITS
(where my Office is kept) will be promptly attended
to. Js l0-3m WHIT ROBEkTS.
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FALL TRADE, 1857.

We bog leave to invite the attention of Southern
merchants TO our large and attractive stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
now receiving, which in few days will be very
piete IN all the departments, and will comprise the
ever had the pleasure to oer to our friends and
BY the ships Riga and 'Lalla Rookh." from
Liverpool to this port and by various arrivals at
New York, We have receiyeia large portion OF our
importation of
BRITISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN GOODS,
embracing every variety, among which many Of
entirely new and beautiful designs.
In Cloths, Cassimeres and pestings, Cloaks and
Mfnties, Ladies Dress Goods. Lace Goods and En-.
broidcrles, our stock is unasnally attractive.
We are also receiving full assor tment Of DOM ES
TIC FABRICS of the most popular styles manuiac-
tured.
Weshall be prepared to exhibit splendid stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING of all grades, and hav-
ing had it manufactured under thoroughly comp
tent superintendent on the premises, We challenge
competition in quality and prices, and feel assured
that we can offer Inducements in this branch unsur
VS. respectfully solicit examination of our stock
which will be much larger than We have ever before
exhibited, aud which our increased facilities enabs
vi 10 offer to cash prompt buyers at prices that
will meet the competition OF this or any ether
Orders will at all times receive our prompt and
personal attention.
aus KENT, PAINE Co
GREAT BARGAlNS.-Until the 18th
~ September. we will offer stock of Staple and
OF them at aad below cost The assortment is com.
nlete and will be kept by constant supplies from
the Northern markets:
Black and ColOred Flounced Silks
Do do Bayedere do
Blk Gro de Rhine and Mourning Silk
Organize and Barege Robes
Plain and Printed Bareges
DO. do. Grenadines
Printed Lawns and Jaconets
Plain and Printed Mousain do LANES
Bombazines, Alpacas, Tamise and Canton Cloth
French, English and American Prints
Brilliants and Gnghams
French Wrought Collars and Sleeves
tallincennes do. do.
laconet Edges and Insertngs
Swiss do. do,
Thread Laces and Edges
Bobhin and Lisles Edges and Insertings
BLACK Lace Wells and Nantes
Spring and Fall Shawls
Hemd and Embroidered Cambria Hdkfs
Kid, silk AMI Isle Thread Gloves
Silk and Ga Re Merino Vests
Umbrellas and ParaSoIs
White ard Gol0red Marseilles and Dimity Ouilts
Table Damask and Napkins
i.inen aud Cotton Sheetng
ntearhed and Brown Shifting
hite and Colored Osnaburgs
Sheeps Grey Sattinetts, Pulled Cloths
Plain and Plaid Linseys
every other article usually kent In first class
TetaH Dry Goods Store "
Jy Is PARKER NJNNo l. M
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RICHMOND AND DAsvIILE RAIlRoap.

July Sd, IS57. I
r. Cyg1 AMELIA SULP HUR
SPRINGS, NEAR JETERS.
ton OF persons visiting the above popular Springs
special train will be run every SATURDAY after
noon, commencing July nth. leaving Richmond sta-
ton at O'clock r NJ and arriving at Jetersville at
90, i: NJ where ounihuses will be in waiting
Returning, leave Jetcrsville every MONDAY morn
ing at $50 A. NJ and arrive in Richmond Vt s:2o A.
VI; Tickets for the round trip, by this train s275
when purchased ut the Office in Richmond For ali
Iickets purchased the crnts addition will
be charged over the regular mail train rites
les G.. CAMpBRII Sun.rin,sn5an.
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REMOVALS, &c.

p EMOVAL.-We have removed tempo
~ rsriy to No. Pearl street, under the Exchange
Hotel. where shall be pleased to see our old
friends. q. w. PURCELL 4 CO.,
lea Exchange Brokers
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CLOSING 0uT 0F sppINo M SIIM

tLOSlNG OUT OF SPRING AND SUM-
~, ~ MER STOCK AT VAL COUES,s ri BROAD
sIhEEI-iie has yet on,hand more Goods than 10 de-
ape ~ the advanced state of tho season. and will
LINEN at s AZ son sargans to purchasers Irish
;neiT En-, ere 90 per doz Genuine Turkish Bath
rice wv woI EIS % cts piece De Beige ROBES 225
y MHrtn Afs Solid Black LAWN, yards for %;
ssceS Ellis at 37l$ cts piece worth 62 cts Elias,
LOO na'r I1a rts pieces Rest at
.smbic HANDS at Is cts Cactus sK hrs s" 20 ct ana
NV s9me tnr Misses at cts Best quality French
f sILkS css5 Isssg p asa s and
cts paper sre d s,w Ct tho Cheap GOcdsst
N have in store very eomrc Z; 40 Sreau 81,
mostEkY for Ladies, Misses Gents and Row: also
Linen and silk PoCKET HANDK KkCrl MS s. y
soid on at extremely low prices. " IN
GREAT SACRIFICE IN DRY GOODS
Prov ious to the receipt of my Fall stock Of Dry
uooiis intend selling any article in my present
stock AZ cost or less have great many very de-
attehtion of purchasers. ~
Rich Robe Silk Dresses, very low
Figured and Striped silks
Black Rofnbaznes and AIpacas
Goods for Travelling Dresses
White Goods in great variety
Great bargains In Embroidered Goods
ehildrea's Cactus Skirts. only 4cc each
i,7 S w;,a BraI a 49, per yard,
lawns to be sold at any price from Cd. per yard
Fine Marseilies Quilts at only si.gT's
Housekeeping Goods in great variety
Grass Skirts Soc; Brass Hoops and Reeds
Canton Mating. very cheap
Mantillas 10 be sold at hall price
Sheetngs Shirtings and 0gnaburgs
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons.
Additional supplies by steamer every week Of new
saa essrs9s goeds For bargains call 4 The old
~ Jy 80 g Main street
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LUDLAM A WATSON

<T- NORFOLK AND RICH
Eey5sss--. MQSD TRANSPORTATION LINE.
Tho Siesiner KAHN KEE, Ia congestion With lin
n tARRuuEs viii run regularly from RIcHNOND
10 NORFOLK twice wcek 'T-
Freight (Which viii BE- taken at low rates) ID
az any time 81 my warehouse, on the Dock
ton Roads, mci.rnte terms.
Jy It's s.LEE Agent
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.T~ DAILY LINE BETWEEN

Daily LINE BETWEEN
stxxS--S3s RICHMOND, OLD POINT. PORTS
MOUTH AND SoRfQt, k.-~Ths Steamers GLEN
viii. On and after MONDAY next, 18th inst. com
places.
fheGLFN COVE, Cart ,. o. Davis, win leave the
wharf ut RICKETTS, on MONDAY morning At 5. L2
oclstk precisely: and the CURTIS PEEK, Captain
Sanuei Barney will leave the wharf 90 NoSsok
The ssRe morning and 81 the same hour. and cen
time 10 run every day Sunday excepted anil touch
at all the regular landings ON the river going aud
Passase 70 Old Point. Portsmouth and Norfolk. %
Forward passage, l2
Meals 30 cts. each, X. 0.jHASkINS.
Rrvsghts taken ~ usual, but the ffeights on all
goods fendad 90 be pnt on az any of the landings On
the river must be paid when the article~ are ssnt
the Boat and we not responsible Cor any article
after u b put on the wharf 10 which Il h directed
jel3 stt8 = r.. o. HASkINs.