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Rna ANA Cold Paper WINDOW shade..

Buff and Gold Paper window shades.
BEAUTIFUL srtiele fully equal in appearance to u
They are made on heavy Double Glazed M Curtain Pspe
and WIN exeads The Light nSsH better than the hlsli
the attention of dealers Manufactured and Fer Sale BY
aug Is-aw 9TH Street, below Market a-' Phiis.
HIfoa Goal CO1nDanv-
THE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of The Kin
@1n g % Sp%,ny y E Sg place
on Monday 18th Of September next al 10 O'Clock nj
| By order Of the President. CHS. SCRISNER.
| aug l0--dlm Sec.
MULES, MULES.
ToR sac, Of the largest and finest teams Of mules
horses able WORK horse few thorouT IN bred co
and lilies OF most approved breed. Also few heers
aug 9-dtf W. g. HARDING
Champagne and Sweet Cider. 80 3
NEW lot OF the above Just received two packages
"a tofk made Ale Pumps one 10. with silver tops
esa every dsy crackers mesh every day. 50 oeIe
u, Hssorted luO Dds ale, best brands These arclei
augG : - q. ROBERTSON, Broadway.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
r. C. McNAIRY & CO.'S.
RRING anxious to reduce summer stock the very
ations, viii from this date any portion Of at
Greatly Reduced Prices.
We viii Offer
Dress Silks;
s- Flounced Bareges;
oTkandies
Printed Jaconets
Summer Chintz;
Al prices that viii insure their sale. And to ali pc
not supplied we would saynow is the time; for we
We baye ergs siocE of stRpe Goods cSrret,nss Ruy.
Mats; OH cloths Cdrsin Goods Linen, Table Damask, Ta
Nes e which v. viii se a. he vsrS
possible prices. LAug Il r. 9. McNAlRY & co.
,. TURzIS, J. NJ. eOODIOr; Q. sEARroHr; a.
RMAN & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
sta pie a "a Fancy
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Dry Goods.
WE receiving our importations for the FALL
fresh Goods 10 whica would respectfully invite the no.
tice Of country and city merchants; FURMAN SEQ,
July 20 No. N. &. cor. OF Pub. Square,
White Goods.
PLEACHBD Long Cloths, Cambrics Jaconets, Swiss,
u Null Book and check Musins large lot just opened
at FURMAN & CO.'S.
GInghams.
BEAUTIFUL assortment Of check and gaids 1ltogeth
HOSIERY.
A SUPERB lot OfeVery No. Justogensd at
Aa--- RURMAN CO.'S,
Black silks, Handkerchiefs, and Servings.
VERY superior assortment, receiving by express
n FURMAN & CO.'S.
WhaIebOnes.
"A at fURMAN & Co.'S
july ao-lm No. g. northeast corner Of Pub Square
REMOVAL.
WIFI MI ore,
HAS removed from his old stand the opposite side Of
IL the Street,
No. Is Union Street,
GREEN7S NEW BLOCK,
where he will be pleased to his old
trade generally.
Having thus secured ample convenience for doing bust
he Intends by keeping better assorted and
traeve stock of goods, by increased eXerCns and
enton 10 ms friends try merit increase o. patronage
and influence.
OrgaDdies,
Lawns, .-a=- -.---
Barsges,
Tissues,
Nantes,
BTilIiants.
and Summer Goods generally selling of great reductions
o Close to make room for New Goods.
july I5-f WIN. MOORE.
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T.indaleY's Advertiaements.


II AN sGarinE for sale Valuaolo bghdIo1 A1t On
spruce street, the corner Of broae rhs ol fso1z
sxtTsx feet Spruce, one hundred an nI 1at d1t,
Tith eonTeniont alley in the rear
Ths proosrty Il exempt from fsxss for So Jsurs from Is
JanasrS nsxt This exemption Il Of ore val1a tn 4
any accorded H. as got ony grounds 5nl AL iurc4o
erected theruon free from Axss. rs aaFng In
tbs item Of viii than pay for tee ground and All
Improvements fas lot Is also sdasd In pan Of ne cy
that IL being rapidly hisd up with hne dwellings Eaa
private residences. IermsFeasonabls.
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PILESl PILESl PILES


rms HIrHER-O prTRACrGsEs DBs,sE, or HVEET EOEH
IN EVERY gTAGk
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATIONS ONLY.
DIR. CAVANAUGH's PILE SALFE
TWILL never fail in giving Immediats relief and posi-.
w tVely cuuR the worst and Obstinats Of
Hemorrhoids or Piles. Ii the
ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here or elsewhere for the Piles and is the result Of years
Of patient study and investigation. q "a
Sufferers from Piles now have remedy at hand Eheh
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL,
without fear Of failure On It's part 70 do all the proprietor
claims for it.
requisite strictly to observe them, aud viii soon
Dr. '' T & oAvAHAuaz, CPrsssat.)
Oar Sir. When arrived in the city few days ago,
was suffering intensely with the piles. mentioned ny
condition to you asking your advice You recommended
your Pile salvs saying il would cure me- tued 1.-THE
elect was immediate, and EE now well believe g
TO be- asi proved in my case invaluable remedy and
surs for that disease the Piles, and as such recon-
Yours sIuT- ' JOHN W, HANSON, ofst Louis, Nc.
EE Price n per box For sale in Nashvills By win
Bros, whOlesals Agents and BY Druggists and Dealers
s'n''ADS 81. T. q. CAvASAUGH. Sole Proprietor.
sugsi-iv INSIDE q. Louis. No. q
WHITE LEAD,
rx1Esre the Agents Of wilson, Waters Co. White Lead
I.rr, ,tocf n ali siss Kegs; Vi1 So 100 sad 900 Ibs
which We win sell Low 70 me irsde;
june q EWING, heCRoRY & CO
M DS-9VVo ouansl1 Otg lfuti NnlSh Eo VII
w pay cash or exchange Groceries fog Dry Peaches
and Apples a. highest market price. BYRNB & MILLER,
nov32 SO. Broadway
EL0UR;-lOO bags extra Family ElqgEiu.. received sna
GOLDEN sYRUP.-Goldsn Syrup Just received md
~ tor salsoy BYKAk MILLER.
SUGAR.-CFushsd and Pulvsrissd Sugar received and
= for ssleby BFRNB MILLER.
I'VE have In and general assortment Of
w Teas Pickles. Preserves Candies Soap Starch and an
the various articles usually Grocery StoEes 70 which
the attention Of friends and customers and tie publ
generally Il invited. BYkNE MILLER
TITHIsKY-IIs barrels Rsetaed Whisky, various
noxis BYRSB & MILLER,
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Summer Nantes, etc.
At prices that will insure their sale. And ali pc
not supplied, would say-now is the times for
determined to close them out regardless of cost.
We bave large stock of staple Goods Carpengs, Rugs
Mats Oil cloths, Curtain Goods Linen, Table Damask,
bic cloths, Napkins, Towels, and linen sheetings
MOsqueo Nets, etc. which will sell the very lowest
possible prices IAug Ii K. G. McNAlRY & CO.
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MULES. MULES.

oR sac, one Of the largest and finest teams Of mules In
the State Also an excellent match of family carriage
horses ana an able work horse. thoroug Oh bred colts
and lilies OF most approved breed. Also few hefers aud
aug 9-dtf W. g. HARDING
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Wheat, Wheat.

NJ will be constantly in the Mark for Wheat which
w will pay tho highest Marx prices.
ju lys-u FISHER, " HELESS & CO.
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champagne and Sweet Cider.
NEW lot OF the above Just received packages
"a New York made Ale Pumps, one lot with silver tops;
oO boxes French Conecenaries assorted candies made
order fresh day. crackers fresh every day;
nuts assorted 100 bbs. ale, best brands These articles
&c FIRE sh and will be sold cheap. -rrf-
aug2 G.. ROBERTSON, Broadway Z
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-15

AN now in receipt o! my stock of Fall and Winter
Dry Goots comprising all the die,en, styles OF Dress
Goods together with large and well selected STOCK OF
Housekeeping and Servants Goods which solicit
caErom my friends and the public, assuring them the
same Inducements as heretofore.
CHARLES HARTWELL.
Sept Is ll5 RIoad - Z. opposite Broad Street Hotel
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NnnI SAID

The following tribute to the President letter ''o'
the Charlottesville Advocate is as graceful III cip'''
sion ss it is candid manly and generous in sentiment
The Advocate rises nobly above parizan p''I1N-.s
in thus promptly and fairly doing justice 10 D'''
cratic President:
The PRESIDENTS REPLY TO SILL!MaS, q ;0;,,ra,nn
sident }uchanans vndicaton OF ms nr;o;sI oath
~hc 's Ss d UiSs,s5
New England brought against him necaass e Of
order and necessary help the civil au'orss
enforce the laws is not only complete ~ '9 ;.s
Of Oft the snrt which could prompt such list Of dvnss
" tha .onrsd desk TO soil their robes in the arena
Of politics We can almost pardon Prof Sim al and
his unwse sgners the folly Of their m IN Son
sdersion Of the GGea sU% wemsd letter as he has
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS, SEPT. II, IS;

RICHMOND MARKETS, SEPT. ii, 1857.
FLOUR Small sales making 10 the shippers nj
So sales to the trade at ST 20.
WlIEAT-Wc have 10 report further decline in
wheat. the prices being 81 70 to 80 Tor prime
red and white.
CoRN-Sales of small lots - .a = i2 cts large
lots bring 81 TO 20 cts.
ToBACCO.-The quotations Of last week rule the
market at present
.UATS-We still quote ]0s33 cts per bushe.
HAY-Sales from store Slal l2 per cwt.
RACONThe stock is still exceedingly light and prices
firm We quote shoulders IL and sides 10 cts Hams II
To l6-nominal; very few in first hands.
COFFEE-Wc quote Rio II To lai cts Laguayrn IL! II
l3! cts Java III cts.; Mocha IL cts.
SuGARS.-Markct active, with improved demand
II llic Porto Rico IL II lie. Refined Sugars: Loa
II - lA!c Crushed and Powdered II i!c: A. Coffee
l3tc: b. Coffee IL l.2c; c. Coffee l2c.
WHISkEY.-Wc quote e6 II ~ cts per gallon for Rich.
,nond Iecti"d. Cincinnati ~ 81 cts.
GRASS SEEDS.-Clover Seed $SO0GCs.5O, according TO
quantity and quality Timothy +GL+5 Orchard and Ran.
dali Grass 1920 per bushcl The for sowing
and quotations nominal
BUTTER-we quote Mountain liGt25; Goshen 20@l25c
Common l2GLl2Ec. The market is better supplied.
FISlI-s6 25G3i for No. Nova Scotia Cut errhes No
North Carolina in market. M,cHgRRLNo ~ 5000 -.
No. in kits ~ %. We note to sale OF cargo Of Halifax,
not Cut llrrrinss, al 81 %.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Guiana S60aGs per ton. very
scarce We quote Mexican SaOaO per ton according
qualify. De Berg's Manipulated Guauo SJO Reese do
!:s3; De Bcrs's super Phosphate Lime 80 perto
PLASTER-Lump 81 all Northern Ground ST. e:
CLAIBORNE Ground s. 80 per tom Cacined, 81 37!a2 80
per Dbl Stock OF Lump very light.
a .uGLl 40 y
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n.IrlunRE MARKETS srprrMnu

BALTIMORE MARKETS, SEPTEMBER I2
COFFEE-The Coffee market, although quiet TO day,
rcrnains firm We had reported sne OF 200 bugs good
Rio coffee Mt IL: cents.
we quote prime Rio a, lee; good lie ll:c fair HE
10 ll!c.
FLOUR-Ther. was quite active inquiry for Flour
10 lsy On Change had reported sales Of 30 bbl-
Cts Mills super - 20 time, $40 bbl- do 81 ~
cash. and sale made late yesterday Of DoO bbs do NJ
81 30 time The market closed with buyers ard sellers
at these figures Ohio an Howard street super were in
lair demand and had 10 note sHles Of 400 bbs OF the
and 500 bb' OF the latter description q" s5-belng
decline of IS per Dbl. yesterdays ngures The
nurkr for both these varieties closed quiet but with sell
era Mt that rate Extra -four has slightly declined in price
and we now quote it n, follows viz S. 75a6 for Ohio
tra S6a6 IS for Howard Street do, aud sG.650 for City
Mills do Baltimore Ground Family Flour 10 now selling
by the drny osd Mt 1915 and do extra ut $50 per Dbl
no sale. TO note Corn Meal continues quiet and We s,
quote City do. al Si2 and Country do al 81 10 per Dbl
There is. however, none of the latter in market.
GRAiN-Wheat 10 day WAS in light receipt The mar
ket for ruled v.ry dull and heavy and prices fully
cents lower the offerings on Change were 1000
bushels. mostly all of which sold 1t no. rs cs for good
10 prime reds Ii for whites 100 l cents for good
to prime do and he cents for very choice do For tough
parcels prices ranged from 80 to los cts. The market
closed heavy Corn in light receipt, and the market
for heavy There only 1000 bushels offered and
all sold at s. GO cent. Tor fair white; GO "a for
prime parcels of do aud 10 cents Tor prime yellow
There fair inquiry TOR Oats anu prices ruled srcn.
dy The offerings 1000 bushcls, and al auld %
10 cents for Virginia and Maryland and 32a 81
Pennsylvania Rycwa in light receipt. there being only
GC0 bushels offered AL of which sold at 10 cts
There Pnnnsy yAnia Rye offered We quote II he
nominsl at 90 a % cts
PROVISIONS For all descriptions Of Provisions the
market continues very buoyant. The stock both AT the
West aud here is nearly exhausted and in consequence
of this prices continue advance Bs is in good de-
rnsnd but the sales very limited had reported
sale Of 10 hhds Sides l5ic 10 terces canva,sed Hams
Mt jc and of IL hhds Shoulders l3!c. The iobhers
here are asking 3ic for Shoulders and l5ic Tor
Sides. Hams may still be quoted at lisl5:, as to quality
In Bulk Meats have movement to note: VIC still
quote Bulk Meat nominal ial3ic for cursd
shoulders and Sides and l2al4c for winter cured do -
Barrced Pork remains r.n e2l 50n25 for soft Mess;
aGs26 80 for Western Mess and 81 5Oa2 per Dbl for Primo
We aales ~ note In Beef small sales are
being made for shpstores o. for Baltimore Mess aud
per bbl Tor do Mol Lard remains uDchanl ed small
sss are making of City rendered 5al5.c in bbls and
l6.l6tc in kegs. There is Western Lard in market
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-15

Our contemporary should not judge o'ne,' a0 0.o
:,..,s ..Tba South" should take care
:,..;.-, %, seyere a test to the representa-
- ~ ,ta oorrespondent Of the enquirer
''n, " ;t..,r with conflicting deductions IRON
'""., ,'a,o.a,;,ns. Our correspondent commended
'''l". yancey was no. "among the factious oppo
eft. of Mr. Buchanans Administration. Inc
Sou,h" says it is evident from the e1tra''
from HE Kippevie speech, that bis pos'''o"
was misrepreseuted We lave underworld ~
Grove that the inference OF 1.-THE Sum
neither logical nor legitimate; and thar co'' -,
Yancey's position was accurately representa- ',uor
had doubtless denounced the course o'
Walker, and he may still believe hlm " n.'
hsvsd indiscreetly, but we must have mucl ''ioNho
oaoroo ,hon s,x wa have yet heard or seen u 'o"
10 hoe been or will be touno au'o"S
the fac,ous opponents OF Mr. Du'n'D''
traton.' o,,or;,v of the
Our correspondent extenuaed the severity y, '"e
,n,,,omery resolutions by stating the nece'S'y VI
.oh : course on the part of the Democracy IN oroer
- bsas the efforts of the opposition VINO naa d
...dv rs.ed the cry that the Administration hao lot
.sLen. and Walker had betrayed the SCUM we
were in the midst he said, of hotly con'e0'eu
ton canvass, and "but for some demonstration on ".'
subject by the Alabama Democracy the Auli'n''
tration would inevitably have lost two ana perhaps
more, reliable national Democrats in the next Con
yre,s. :" Thus the very resolutions offered by Col
Yapeey and adopted at Montgomery were' as they
Intended to be, conducive 10 the success OF tho
candidates of the National Democracy.
We suspect there are other portions of the Ripe
villa ,neecb still more strongly corroboratve Of TIT
statements contained in the communication
"Zano " as we observe that he asks the Mobile Mer
cnrv in correspondence with that paper on the
same subject, to read and publish the h'ppevili
speech, that all men may understand the true poslo
| Of Col. Yancey.
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slOo Sill GO s3s lqG :. slls AS /


These figures, compared with those OF August, of
last year. show increase on the main STEM Of
Sl222yS IS, decrease on the Washington branch of
SLIGO ~, and u total increase of $ll, l32 4S. Of
the increase on the main stem $646i % is from pas
sengers.
The financial year Of the company ends the Both
instant. The receipts of the past eleven months OF
the year. compared with those Of the previous hnan.
cisI year, are az follows: 1856, Si733344 90 1855
a. 36y 347 49, Increase present year, $363,997 AZ.
We learn that the articles OF reform proposed by
the officers of the four great lines, the Baltimore and
Ohio, the Pennsylvania Central, the New York and
Erie and the New York Central were submitted to
TO the board Wednesday during its session, and were
acauiesced in far the Baltimore and Ohio Com
pany is concerned, by an almost unanimous vote.
One of the main requirements OF the articles, 1t Is
understood, is general advance of Is per cent in
through rates Of freight and passenger fare to 60
into effect on the 18th ins on all the roads in ques
tion which must necessarily effect all the sub0rdi-
nate connecting lines. The general freight agents,
belonging to each road, are now engaged jointly in
arranging the tolsheets on this bnsis. Other arti.
Giles of the proposed reform require reduction Of
speed, (which affects mainly the lightning lines Of
the New York roads; the abolition o all tree passes,
even 80 far "a exclude the officers anu operatives
of road from passing graaItousiy over another;
the dispensing with all runners Riii solicitors o bu-
siness for the several roads a. different points; the
abolition of commissions tn such agents and others
Sc, &c Ii il considered that great abuses have
grown up in connection with some .. these things.
aud il is claimed that much be 'deced IN behalf
of economical management Of tn. roads by the mea.
sures now propused.-I Baltimore sur.
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ANOvEL PASSENGE R.-The passenger locomo
tive Greyhound, drawing the ! 10 lightning express
train from Chicago, came into the depot yesterday
with novel and unwilling passenger on board. This
was nothing less than args ram, who was ensconc-
ed on the front of the engine, standing upon his feet
and leaning against the end of the boiler. He look
ed around upon tbs crowd as he entered the depot in
the most unconcerned manner possible, and seemed
to think that the mighty machine upon which he rode
was made for his especial accommodate lie had
been struck by the COW catcher al Dearborn station
leu miles from this city, and thrown up on the
front of the locomotive. where he recovered his ieet
and rode safely over the whole distance. lie recev-
ed severe cut on the hind leg, which was all the
damage sustained. The locomotive ran through q
Cock Of hundred and thirty, killing twenty-five or
thirty of them. The owner lie man named Hamil.
ton, who was on the way to Buffalo with them-lDe.
tron Free Press, Sd.
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TOT nc u EY!TTTF'
HARTMAN. BROWNE & co.'s STAGE LINE.


The undersigned passengers in the stages from the
White Sulphur and Sweet Springs to the hot aud
Healicg Springs deem il duty to all travellers IN this
region, to make statement Of the manner IN which
have been treated by the stage agent at this place.
and 10 denouuoe his conduct.
We were brought to this place to-day from the
White Sulphur and Sweet Springs BY several coaches
Of Hartman, Browne g. Co., and here We were re-
CURED TO go in one stage, with twelve passengers
four of whom ladies. lof whom one Is very IN
top OF the sage as in our opinion to put the lives Of
all the passengers in great jeopardy indeed, We all
to reach the Hot Springs wthou, upsetting.
These opinions We're expressed to the agent, Tbos.
Thor0burG, with the unanimous determination of the
passengers not to 90 in the stage, and request to
furnish US with an additional stage. In answer to
this 10 we're told that twelve passengers were not
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-15
ALMANAC FOR 1858.

MIR. J. warrock of this city, win please accept
our thanks for copy Of his excellent Almanac Tor
1853.
For moro than thirty years "Warrock'' Alma
mac has enjoyed great popularity throughout large
extent of country, especially in Virginia and North
Carolina. May it continue to increase in popular ia
vor See the advertisement in another column.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-15
FROM MESIc0

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. l2.-The Mexican mails re.
ceved, show that the troubles between the civil and
ecclesiastical authorities still exist.
Further insults to the American consul at Mazat.
Ian had been perpetrated.
new difficulty between the government and the
British charge had arisen on account of insults to the
British dag during the absence of the charge.
The Yucatun revolutionists gaining ground.
The steamer Philadelphia, from Havana, is coming
New York on the morning Of the 9th.
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SALES OF STOCKS IN RICHMOND.

For he Week ending September "a, 1851.
--~-REr"KrED By JOINS A. LANCASTER son, BROKERS.
Virginia per cent 80 years sales the Treasury
Do Do shorter dates, sales S9l ~, and interest.
Bonds guaranteed by the state sales 81 and interest.
Richmond City Bonds, sales 49+ and interest.
Virginia Bank stock. par SIu, sales si3k.
Farmers Bank Stock sales S1O5.
Exchange Bank Stock last sales, tln6.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance stock, af sales 81.
Merchants Insurance Stock, last sales ~.
Eichnlonl Fire Association Stock. par go sales fI2
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Stock
last sales s6j.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, last sales f3i.
Richmond aud Petersburg Railroad Stock last sales SOL
Richmond and Danvie Railroad stock, last sales as.
James River and Kanawha Stock, last sales flW.
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it be ticket Democratic all ovsr-on the top am. 1pa
bottom inside and out, horizontally ana dasrina,ion
Let it be ticket that best SHOWS a a Sections. I'm
to ignore all factions oy Gould not be worth elect
s ns T va, , papse st Before ss
s, sysf! 'nss f' Tss s
Tue pom. =, evacun;ing to steal everything hey
Oh nr'p "w their hands on This the republican Ist
nod done. Mr. Dickinson concluded by apo"iTrs!
fnr M. intrusion upon the Convention, wh"se 'eS'
-, had uow TAX TN the Chair.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-15
FIRES IN BOSTON.

Bosros, Sept ia fir. broke out in Norihamp
ton street n this city, th. morning in the extensive
cordage factory Of Messrs. Sampson & Tappsn.-
The damage TO the machinery ard building amounts
to about $4,000, and lie insured. Ii was probably
the work OF anincendiary The third story and roof
of the factory were burnt 1t Lad been in operation
only mouth, and yesterday was the first time that
the whole of the machinery was put in operation.
The Metropolitan House, in Friend street, was da.
mayed by fire this morning TO the extent OF $2,eO0.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-15
NEW FALL STOCK

THRISTlAN Il LATHROP are now receiving and
~ offer for very large and attractive ,tocI a,
Fall Goods. for farmers and famies-cCmprisng
Heavy Coiorri and White Blankets
Heavy Fuied Cloths and :. q Satincts
Heavy Twceds and Cassimcres
Carolina Jeans aud Plaid Linseys
Cotton Osuaburgs and Heavy Sheetings
1914 and LEA Brown and Blesched shee,ings
Superior Twiled White and Red Flsnneh
English and French Merinos
Plaid Mernos and Flanncis
Printed Mouselains at 10. a great bargain
Fine Paris Mouselains and Robes
Extra Rich Flounced Velvet Robes
Extra do do Black and Coored Silk Robe,
Extra do Angre do do do DO
Extra do Bersanine six dress Patterns
P,aid and Striped silk NJ - cts IA bargain
Printed Paris Merno.. very handsome
Al,o-A beautiful assortment Ut Cloth and yrlye,
Cloaks Rich Chnee and PLAID Wool Long shawI.-,o.
rethcr itn fall OF the best class good,
for family trade, which will be sold at ar:an. rssh
~ Main
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WHERE WILL THEY GET HUSBANDS II

WHERE WILL THEY GET HUSBANDS 1T
APPEARS, BY the last census that the excess OF females
over males, n the State of Massachusetts, IS o5o.
This excess is partly accounted for by the tendency
among the of the Bay State to emerate to other
parts OF the country, and by the resort OF naVe and
foreign females to the factories In Lowell alone the
certain Massachusetts cannot furnish husbands Tor
lite marragea BILE female population, and Lowell, es-
pecsiy. we would think, would be an excellent place
for the bachelors who wish to get mated In III cities
100 males was, in 1885, as follows: In Boston, lbs;
Lowell l53; Worcester, lU4 ChsrestowD l02ii Salem,
lU2; Cambridge, ITO; New Bedford, ll0; RoIbury,
J II; Springfield, ll2; Nswburyport, l23i Chelsea
100,