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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01
INCENDIARIsM.-Ahont Q n,clnck las

1sCESDIARIsN.-About Q o'clock last
Sunday night, the torch Of an incendiary was ap-
pled TO the premises CT Mr. L. W. Glazebrook on
the south side OF the Basin, and In q few minutes
thereafter the immense heaps of lumber piled in
hls yard were discovered to be enveloped in flames
Scarcely had the fire made its appearance before
the alarm bells called the remen to the scene and
they iabored industrously to extinguish the flames
but hhally succeeded in doing So after long fyht
snpposing that their enemy was thoroughly con-
quered, the iremen returned to their engine
houses with their apparatus, but in short time
the bells again summoned them to the same place
the flames having rekndled. This time they
drowned out every spark, and thereby saved a
great destruction of lumber. Mr. Giazebrook esti
mates his loss at $1,000, which he had an in
surance in the Richmond Fire Association of
$1,000.
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So: 81 - Iae street opposite their Old Stand.
VIRGINIA WORM KILLER h;lareT

AZ, CRY ioE III fh,s valuable add popular ptepara.
so1 u rocelGinenlvd With the ereatest coai.Ience
vs. e1peI.onoe aud test of years having proved il to
che OF the test safest aud ost reliable Norm De-
sroYers IN use. ~" VA ""
isag prepared especially TOR children, il il sweet
sa pleasant to the taste aud readily tax en- by the m.
anu may pe gwen 10 the Youngest innt with perfect
other nauseous drug
Prepared only By K. J. PIC0T, aud for sale by
Drug Rists generally ~
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Gm FALL TRADE, 1857.
Vi GEO. j. SUMNER,
IMPORTER AND pKALER IN
CHINA, CLASS AND EARTRENWARE,'

NO. -, PEARL ST., RICHMOND, VA:
We are receiving our Fall Importations peT
Ehips William Penn, Annapolis Robert Mills,
City Of Brooklyn &c, and per steamers and vessels
hcm: he factories, stock Of Glass Ware, Looking
GLASSES plated goods Block Tin, Britannia and Js-
panned Ware. &C. &C. which make UP stoeck t.
lar yesy and most complete have ever offered ana
To wh ch We inyite the attention OF the trade OuI
walts Of the merchants Of Virginia, North CaronJ
aud ennessee. Our facilities being unsurpassed, We
prepared TO offer goois on as good terms a.
ary r--packing house in the country.
terchsnts passing through our city who buy goods
North respectfully requested 10 cali ana EXAMINE
our stock as We are satisfied they save the risk
aud expenses on goods by giving us their orders.
Great care taken in filling all orders, and none
the best packers employed.
E-B-Stnne Ware At factury prices.
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/ II L DISPATCH.

i"S asoEeh BANK HLL.-Ths report of the eom.
m'itse OF tue Georgia Legislature on tho ba.l. ~
'hat state has been adopted ia the House and I,
was thought would pass the senate ON last Fridav.
inc "ii' requires the Governor 20 slsusn al, ,.sI
proceeding against tho suspended banks ,ron a.
following conditions
iSt That zach bank shalt give bons and .oor-,
" 10 ths State ior the ultimate redemniion ~ i,
us o1iis received in the treasury and IN tba ,oa.
taio, 10 pay specie for such portion Of ths bJIs
~ a.e iloaseFer uay demand for the pubtic saryisa
"a. That from the hrst of January 1sss ~
pauh sLail ISSUE bills OF a gr,,ater aenon,;n.,a,
'eaa nse dollars. I'd. That during their susnan.
.yu VI specie payments no bank shall DECLARE y al
sluend exceeding the rate of six her cent nsr ~
NUM-, nor shall they buy, sell or sneonlata ;n a.
oi'iS OF Zach other. 4th. That every bank shall -,
OF oeiore The ist Of November 1855 or in the even,
o' geherai resumption of specie pawn In thir
y uays theroaitor, faithfully resume and continue
Tue payment otspece, and that the penalties ~ ,b
nanAins Aet oi December, l8i0, be enforced again,
suSh rs refuse 9th. That every bank shall. on p
eeio'e ths Ist any OF November next nublisb tbs
anu ua.e OF its redemption, and shall at the
"e nave IN its vaults as its own absolute proper
W specie to the amount of ons third of its b;i T.;
circulation, and that the bank. at the game ,i,,n
shall publish full and particular statement ~ i,s
condition. under the oath of the president "a
oashief' 9th That any bank violating any Of the
provisions "f this act, shall be liable to an inme-
oate forfeiture OF its charter 30 far as rebates t
any oi the powers Of banking 7th That each
panh shail puolish once month in some pewspa
PEI NEAR IT'S pace OF business, full and particujar
statement ofits condition ON oath of the pres;dat
and Cashier 'A' fiesideht
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saCU SAT1l

APPROXIMATION FKlLkS.
rr,zes q $}a. spproxinlating ~ fde.toa
eriFe, are $3.50
prilss oi $40. spproAialatias 10 Ss0.ooo
p,gae, are i,Wu
rri7es " SAs. approxinsating 10 Sl0.o0a
prl7e. are $40
prizes OF $40, experimenting 70 5000
prizes, are co
pTiaes Of si5. spprotimanng TO Soo
price are 500
p.:l., q 800. spproximating TO $3.50
prize. are 400
priEes Of IS spproximsting TO s2ne
prize, so
prizes Of $50 spproxiastina to Sl,sOa
prizes are Do
MN pziles OF $50 are 10000
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CLUSING OUT OF GOODs.-The

CLUSlNG OUT Of GO0DS.-The La
" dies should call at once ut G0LDsMiT'S, Us
Bread street. procure the greatest bargains ever
heard Of every dollars worth Of goods must be clos
ed out without regard to cost: Trimming Of % per
cent. under the usual prices Embroideriss cf ever
description at great sacrifice; Millinery goods ..
alarming prices; Cioaks and Busters. guaranteed o
saving OF seventy-nve per cent: Bleached Cottons
Irish Linens; Black Silks Thread Laces and lots OF
other goods at sacrificing prices. A liberal deduc-
tion made 70 those that wish 70 sell again.
60Ln3MITS Trimming and Fancy
no 10 Store a6 Broad street
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TORNADO IN GEoRGIA-A correspondent of the
Augusta Chronicle, writing from Giviunett county,
da, gives an account of tornado that passed over
that county on the 22d instant. The letter saws
It's hrst appearance was near McAfee's BRIDGE and
so powerful was the wind, that youth who was
passing oy the name OF Watts found difficulty in
getting in the house, although the bousa WAS ont ~
sue the track Of the storm, which swept through
space OF about fitey yards wide The largest
oaks and pines at this point were literally twisted
INTO nne spinters, aud the very ground was rooted
up as with a mammoth plow. The youth had
scarcely got seated in the house before a falling
treetop swept through the house-top, killing him
Instantly. The inmates of the house were covered
up with the roof and timbers of the house. but not
one OF them were hurt. The storm only travelled
three or four miles. sweeping every thing before
IT, The fields of corn and cotton that it passed
through were picked and shuclsei.
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y--z-- --s.s--z.-r- RICHMOND, Oct. lst.. 1887.
La - SPECIAL NOTlCE.-On
AMI after THE date ALL packages intended for E1-
- Railroad will 10 received st our Office, l34 Main
street instead of Railroad Depot, heretofore, be-
ing in csnftrmty with an arrangement made with
the above Company. "
J. l. MACDONOUGH, Agent
&c 5-ts Adams Express Company.
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D1rn or HIS INyuI

DIED OF HIS INJUsiss.-We regret 10
learn that Mr.. Mosgos SAv axss, whose serious In
jsries from fall from his ,rss In Hanover conn
~, We ncticed In our last as, 1isA rem his isjw
riss on saturday Aorntng.
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NEW G0ODS.-We have just opened,
~ this morning, choice lot Of Clothing, consist
ing OF fine Dress aud rrotk Coats sidestrips Csesi
and cuts; Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants af ell
prices; Furnishing Goods Of ali kinds and qualities
For great bargains, call on
DARRA0oTT. HARRIS 4 CO.
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DEMOVAL.-The undersigned having
II removed his paint shop to Governor street. above
Pranklia. would be pleased 70 receive orders lor
HOUSE AND sli.i PAINTING, from his customers
and the public generally. uupYvpp
NIB. GLAZING done at the shortest notice.
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MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY =
E,A A certain cure for FevRr aud Ague-LEON-
AkDS ASTlD0TE for the aboVe, In the greatest
discovery OF the age. 1t has never been known TO
iall and Is considered by numbers that have used IT,
References given by those who have been cured
By the above medicine
Price 81 per bottle. To be bad OF
THOMAS LEONARD
80 q Corner of Clay and Adam streata
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COLD AND SILVER WANTED-At
VI the Exchange Office of VIM. Hurley, No. SO
Main street. opposite st. Charles Hotel. l am pay,
ing the highest srket price for American Gold and
Silver coin, and buying North and South Carolina.
and all other uncurrent Bank Notes. at as low rates
~ any other house in the CITY.
oc 2s-3ru WIN. hUKLE1.
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EALL TRADE, 1867.

Their stock consists in part Of
K tgers NV Wostenholins," !" Butchers" and Map
pins pocket and table Cutlery; Razors, Scissors
and Shears
Bellows, Anvls, Vi.es. Stocks and Dice. and Tongs
Hsrse and Mule Shoes, and Grifin's horse ghoe
Nails
Hemp and Manila Rope, Bed Cords and Plough
Lines
Azes, springs, Nuts Washers, carriage and plough
Bolts
Cost shear blister and German Steel
hpades, ShoveIs Forks, Hoes Picks and Matto1ee
btrrup Irons Bits. Buckles, Webbing. and sadcie
Trees
Wagon stage and gig Hames
brid6s Haltsrs, Girths and Web ReinB
y Vi, stock chest till rim and mortce Locks
building Hardware of every description
Carpenters smiths and saddiers' Tools, OF every
, description
Ssmmons' Collins Mann's and Virginia" Axes
0enuine Anchor Bolting Cloth
n b,-They are, also, sole agents In hichmond
o. FaiTbaLk's celebrated Scales. se
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ITO FAMILIES Receiving this
l. day per Steamship Roanoke, large lot OF hal-
sins, bunch and ayer also, Seedless haisns, CnI-
rants Prunes and Cranberries, all new crop. To
those who are In want of such articles, they would
do well TO give me call. they will be sold at re-
duced prices. A: AATONI,
NO "a ST. Nicholas Saloon.
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CARPETS.-75 pieces Carpeting at
~ great bargain, ranging from Is. to the best make.
Purchasers are respectfully invited 20 inspect them
c. A. GWATKIN,
M % Onnnsite Exchange Rank.
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DrssOLUTIONs, &c.

DIssOLUTION. N.-The firm of MER-
~ CHANT, wEISIGER d Co, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent The business of the firm
will be settled by CHARLES K, DARRACOrr, who
is alone authorized to collect the debts, and to
the name Of the firm in liquidation.
SILAS MERCHANT,
o. Y. WEISIGER,
CHARLES K. DARRACOTT.
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CHEWING TOBACCO.- Pride Of
OIon,.a spltana. APRICOT Natural Leaf, Unsweet-
ened: also. haunders' celebrated Lone Star brand.
Hardgrove's Indispensable. and other popular
p. JOHNSTON Il BIO,
.o,. - Druggists
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DRuos, MnDICTNns. -
~2 PURCELL, LADD i co.
np,,r pRU0GISrs,
- WINDOW UfIke a.

NEtNS, HN.,
.pr -. s, NO. IL Pearl street, Richmond
sneE Lai stseS Of DRUGS. DYES, CIIEMiCxIs'
-; .ae waeie comprising large and geneiaI "a.
~ shent, Noii adapted to the wsnts u the trade
pSisaseu u pefson by Of the house on tho uosf
a~s antase9as terms and mostly iog cash.
Sneir long contigHed and iattcriag suprort and We
aolc tat Nith TIE itcties ge possess Tor obtaining
s|Pt'es 4sio tie stfictsst at6eEtoa Co tho ouality
~ sooas seat frou cs, ~ prcservo tAe reputation
WIZ or Rouse enJoys Cor scliing aslieles af the
packing orders. ~ fsaA" @Ha
PURCELL. LADD CO.. Druggists.
90. No. 10 Pearl street
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THE DROPPED LErTER-A peculiar sensation il
felt In dropping letter especially if it is one of
value into the box of a mammoth postofi,e One
feels sor: of revusion, if part of himself AZ
it were, had fallen into an unfathomable abyss
never to be recovered. The act strikes the hea rt
like destiny rreversible forever If any error has
occurred in this letter, it is entirely beyond cor.
rection. If anything happened at the instapt-as
there sometimes does-which ought to make q
change, there is no help for it. What is done is
done, and past redemption No repentance will
avail. You would have something otherwise, but
it cannot be. 1t is too late. The missiye has
passed away and is no Ion ger yours CIR subject to
your alteration or control.
So it is with every human action, is it not The
consequences are beyond recall. "The deed mas
been done and there's an end of it, is q common
expression, heard especially often from the impul-
sive aud the careless. But there is not the end of
1t. Happy would it be for the doer if it were But
large consequences flow from these acts SO reck-
lessly done, 80 lightly viewed afterwards. CON
sderate person, on responsible occasions will ex-
perience something of the feeling of the irrevoca-
BILE nature of the act, which strikes upon the heart
of the letter dropper. He will pause and reflect
before dismissing his deed into the abyss of time
lest some error may be wrapped up in it that could
then, and then only, before the fatal plunge he
rectified, and save the actor from remorse A fey
moments Of reflection at the proper time may save
lifetime OF compunctuous vistings-IPiR. Bul
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rO-PARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned
~ having purchased the entire stock of Ready
Made Clothing. of MERCHANT, WEISIGER co,
COTT HARRIS Il Co, and hope by diligence and
fair dealing to merit the continuance of the patron
age so literally bestowed on their predecessors.
DAkRAC0TT, HARRIS & co.
CHARLES r. DARRACoTT,
Is. u. HARRIS
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on the list, the old King surrendered to Captain
iiooson ana his cavalry near the Kootub Minar,
which is about fifteen miles south of Delhi lie
WIS accompanied in his captivity, as in his flight,
by his chief wife, 'he Begun Zeenut Mahal, :. the
ornament OF the Palace" The King is said to be
nearly w years OF age, and it is probable that he
Is scarcely in any way responsible for what has
Deen done IN his name, So that, as at present in
formed We cannot condemn the clemency which
has spared his life. He is now prisoner in what
was once his own palace. Two of his sons and a
grandson. however who were captnred also by
Captain lioison. at the tomb of Humayoon, about
five miles from Delhi, and who are known to have
been leaders in the rebellion have received the re.
ward OF their Treason. They were shot on the
spot: and their bodies were brought back TO the
city and exposed at the Katwalee, or chief police
office, where it is said so many of our couutry-
women were brutaliy murdered
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CLOTHING.
II &. s. McELR0Y, ="


z XA LII NCh A ~ IA ID w
w 10. g. BALLARD More1,
sA1 Has on hand good assortment Of 0LOYuo.
CASSIMEkES, VESTfNds, Ac, which Ss = ~
pared to make mp in fAshionsbis styls, q go
rxRns, and at short notice. In connection vtA ~
know q house Of Vim. T. Jennings %. one Il tAo
most fashionable estAblishrnents in Broadway, Nsv
York. TO supply him with superior Clothing And hes
now on hand su assortment Of all styles hom ne.
duIn to the finest quality. AL styles win ~ N
troduced as they came out
An assortment Of GENTLEMEN's YURNIsHINa
GOODS win be kept constantly on hand.
AoETHnY
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SOMETHING NEW IN

SOMETHING NEW IN
~ FALL CLOTHING.
To which invite attention. and as the asscFtnsnt
10 full, think our friends can bo saited with 0
complete outfit
OVER-C0ATs and RA0LANS
DRESS COATS aud FROCKS
BLACK aud FANCY PANTS
VELVET and SILK vKefS
SHIRTS and DRAWERS
COLLARS, GLOVES and sOCKa
NECK TIES and ECARYD.
Anything on the board for sale at q low price. Do
you TO be coinfnrtahlet Then conns 10 10
Main street and be supplied. ..
GROsHOSG, TUPMAN& CO.,
Main
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HAIR SOFT AND GL0SSY.--A luxu-
IL rious growth of Hair. soft and glossy. can be
obtained by the Of Pelleiters Golden FLUID
ri'' A'~' GEO. DOWDEN. Druggist,
I7A Brfsad street.
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HEAD QUARTERS, 1851.

"A CLoTHINGl CLoTHINGii CLorHIN0Iii
w Visitors to the Agricultural and hechanicJp
.-A- Pairs. .sttensionl-f you are In want Of SOME
hing really neat ard cheap In the war sf Ciethina
and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, not at beisW
,ost, but At fair living profit give me ell. and
will promise my goods, when quality and work
x. B. SpENCH
oc q No I'm cor Main and lsfh ~
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BuRoL.RY.-The dry goods store of
Mr.. A. Moses on Main, near 18th street was en-
tere1 last Sunday night aud robbed of about 1900
in money. The thief effected an entrance by
forcing the rear cellar door, which admitted him
into the apartment where the furnace for heating
the building was kept. He then removed the
pipe conveying the heated air into the store room
hoisted the grating and ascended through the aper
tare into the store. Once in the business part of
the house, he rifed the money drawer, discovered
the Key OF the iron chest, and unlocking the door,
renewed 1t OF all the money it contained Mr.
Moses is unable to say whether any of his goods
were taken or not. Since house breakers have dis.
covered this new method of entering stores. it
might be well enough for our merchants to see
that their furnace gratings properly secured.
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No. 10, cor. Main and 18TH IT..

ia BOYS CLOTHING AT COST,
N FOR CAsH.-The subscriber. intending -
w close business with the Close Of the present.
.- year, will commence ~ sell his stock Of Chil-
drens and Youths Clothing at cost, for CASE only.
He has on hand Suits for Boys from to " years sf
age. Also. Jackets Froek Coats Pants and Vets ef
all sizes-all OF which will be sold ct cost.
j. H. RIDDICK,
No.l62'a Main ct opposite American Hossl
N.B-My regular customers will obligs me by
settling their accounts at the end Of the year With
their u.usl promptness. Those whose bills are ever.
due, admopished that, without . speedy ssetls-
msnt, my claims will be placed In other hands foe
collection. j. II. i.
no H-imA
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FLANDERS IN HORSES.-This is a
u sad disease and carries off thousands Of horses
every wear Atits commencement il seems to be AL
INFLAMMATION of the membrane of the nose but after
wards becomes darker; it generally comes from one
o., on Tor weeks months and often two years before
Il Ia discovered by his owner.
DIJVAL 4 NOKTON'S Horse Tonic will cure Clan
ders. and restore the animal to his former flesh,
health and spirits.
Gold by all Druggists. no 10
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DORT MONNAIES-Silver, Berlin Iron,
J. Pearl. Tortoise, Shell. Morocco and Leather
PORTE Nonnaies for sale by G. GFNNET,
- ,s Eagle Square.
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THE UNDERSIGNED, having sold their entire
stock of Ready Made Clothing and Furnishing Goods
to Messrs. DARRACOTT, HARRIS CO., confident
ly recommend that house to their @old patrons, and
solicit for them continuance of that patronage, so
long and literally bestowed on US.
oc Ia MERCHANT, w EISIGHh q w.
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LO,
oc 26 l03 corner Main and Pearl St.
A MOTHER OPPORTUNITY FOR GEN.
IA TEEL CLOTHING, at Ii0 Main street, and ear
stock we considar superior In every respset.
The assortment 10 complete In ell points, sise,
quality and style Dress and Business Coss. Over
Coats and Raglans. shawls and Blankets, hhrts and
Drawers, Collars and Cravats. Socks and 0iovss---
Altogether making sD the largest stock ever shown
by us.
Crowds Goods which vsars disposedto sllshsaD
for cash.
Walk in and buy what you want.
GR0sH0NG, TUPMAN CO.,
oc 10 lio Main e,
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'T'O THE VISITORS OF THE STATE
\ AGRICULTURAL YAIR.-PAIR COAPErT.
T1ON A JEWEL-$HnC0 IN sTOCK.-wM INA
SMITH, Fashionable Ciothier.-IIaving rscsntly Co.
larged and improved my sales room, ct ia Main 81
ana this Fali laid In very superior stock Of 0se6s
both ss TO STYLE, QUALITY, and voAKMABDUp.
would ask OF the patronixing public 10 call and sxar
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T O0K ONLY AT THE PRICES.--Whits
IL and eolored Tarlakons 2oc. per ysrd; tbs bsss
make sf Ladies' Kid Gloves s7xc.; superior frsneh
Woven Corsets 81 Brass Hoops iske sst Black
Velvet Ribbon 3lsc. piece; Black Silk Bonnet vsl
vets 81 Dimlty Bands Ioc Head D-esses u and -,
worth . 50; Childrens WOODEN Hosiery lei N
ss<e and &c.. worth 81: frish Linen uke. vosth
lS5c-; Cloaks and DuEters from " up 70 the nusss
quality; Black Six Fringes &C. fioune<e: kuchoi
kbbo silk Laces; Collars Sleeves: baDdg ln1Aase
Waists; ves; Camhrcs; Swiss Muslins; DriiliaDte4
BnSchsd Cottons, white FAnnsls. and other ooo1s.
| 10 BE- ciossd out without regard 70 cost
no \. 00LDsMIT. Ne Droal q.
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INDUCEMENTS OF THE SEASON.-
The subscribers are constantly opening new asl
novel styles Of fine FALL CLOTHING, received a.
rectly from their own manufActory In which they
are Offering the greatest Inducements Of the season.
You viii find at All times the
LARGEST ST0CKl
LATEST eTYLEsil
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For Mem and Boys wear. Thankful for pest nvvrv.
would say that no Effort ON my part shan - vanS
ing to give entire satisfaction.
Ny stock is laid in for the RETAIL TRADE eply
and embraces all kinds Of GARMENTS ana IUfr
NlSHlhG ARTICLES, ususlly kept In . CistAing
house, comprising all the
LATEST STYLES
to cut, pattern and fabric and made BY The hssS
workmen Ny object rs 70 sell . good article. q
fair price, and viii offer them ct fuch prices . VII
SUIT The TIMES.
word to the wise Ii sufficient. Call and sxanina
WIN. Ira SMITH,
oc ~ ia Main "A
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at Io2 Main street.
no 10 KEEN BALDWIN, m

NEW CLOTHING.-DARRACOTT,
~ HARRIS co. have just received choice lot
OF Clothing, consisting Of fne Black Dress euits
wry superior side-strPe Suits very pretty rich
Goods Of every kind and quality. Por bargsins call
or DARRACUTT, HARRIS CO..
NO X Successors to Merchant. WeisigeY @.
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NJ WALKER & co. have added to
~. their already large and we'll seectsd stock,of
Gentiernen's Fine Clothing, assortment Of Over
Coats, Business Coats. Fancy and Black Cassimsrs
lot Furnishing Goods Also, very desirable lot of
aentemen's Travelling ehawls. Strangers vould
N. Waikiki 90.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

Il ARGE AKRIVA AL UF NEW GOODS.
IL We are now IN receipt Of the best selected stock
Of Gentlemens Fine Clothing this city can produces
aud to prove It, all persons in want viii pleas rive
gsa cali We are ready to show Cashmere businsss
Suits from el1yOo To =
handsome lot Cashmere Coats ffom 500 NJ
aide Band Business Coats 400 u
Beautiful lot Cashmere Pants a0.f
Large assortment Raglan Sacks eco
rTi-colorsd Beaver Surtout 0vercuats l06o =
Seal Skin Over sacks eco =
1entlernen's Beaver 0verccats made
expressly toorder NOS