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PRIvArEkRING-Commodore Jones. In communi
cation to the National Intelligenccr urges an ap-
preparation 10 provide ornaments and munitions
for q volunteer navy, to be ready in the emergency
Of war. He says:
Without entering into any and very minute cal
citations rs to the ultimate cost Of such prepare
tion as have veutured to suggest. think the
military equipments for one thousand privsteers
and letters Of marque would not exceed $2OoO,O00,
which might be conveniently divided into ten an
nual instslmsnts. and thus at a cost of little
more than the Niagara man of war. of very doubt
full efficiency, should have volunteer navy
aaoat which would bid defiance to all the navies OF
Europe. and lave to our own gallant little navy
the honor of keeping our own coasts and harbore
CLEAR and keeping open our seaports free to ngress
and egress Of commercial neutrsIs and the prizes OF
war taken on the ocean by our public and private
armed vessels.
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IxPaovEMgSf In 0xUEUsEs.-A new kind of ON
nibus has been recently introduced in England
The principle IL, that the conductor, when the We
hicle is fall, In hot weather, has only to turn &
small handle aud the roof Is at once raised, Civ
ing rash of fresh air inso the Interior aud if the
weather 10 Geld, the roof can be lowered In les.
than minute,
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Sur FOR HALF CEsr.-in Cecil county, Nd.
lately, John Benge brought suit against Lewis
W. stidhsm to recover half a cent. the debt occur
ring follows:-Benge left his horse at the stable
Of stidham, and ordered a gallon Of oats, the
pay for the oats he laid Down a dime and halt
dime, which Stidman took and gave him two cents
change, thus retaining IL cents for the oats Some
words occurred between the parties at the time,
whereupon Bengs sued for the half cent At the
trial he failed TO prove what money he gave Std.
ham, and what change he received. Judgment in
favor of Stidham for the costs $145.
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REFERRING TO the advertisement Of
A. my removal to 18th street. between Main and
Cary, beg esve TO submit TO my customers and ths
public in general the following rate Of prices for the
winter season:
Lager Beer Philadelphia Ale. Porter and Cider. bot
'a up Y G pins.. ~ 'cs' i Bottles ineladea.
halfdo., 50 eents-bottles extra
charged.
Lager Beer in half quarter and eighth barrels.
lthe latter once Of gallons package exclusively
Tor the city custemers) khiladelphis Ale Ia whole
cash.
N B.--store and Bar keepers, q msidersole per
centsge allowed. p. WTLBACHBR,
18th It,, between Main and Cary.
Orders lcft with Messrs. Laidley Robinson sorrsr
9Th and Franklin: Mesxrs. Duvsl 4 Norton, corner
10th and Main, or At my establishment will be
promptly attended TO- ocN
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! FOR GENTLEMEN.
MlLEs, VERY supHRIoR BOOTS.


We have in store, recently recieved snd made
expressly to order, generalAs s1rtment Of ths
above superior and beautiful bOOTS. sofns mad
for Dress aud some that double soes and double
uppers. These Boots are too we'll known to require
comment from any quarter; and for any ono TO say
that they have Boots equal 10 Miles is perfectly alb
surd There are many dealersin this CITY that would
be very glad 70 get them from Miles, but he refuses
as he has more orders his Boots than be can MI
We have been customers OF his for the last twenty
four years. and TO this time We have seen but vey
few persons who have not said Miles Bsuts were thu
best they ever saw or wore. These Boots are made
out Of very soft French Calfskin. They ht beautiful
~, and general thing they are as soft a. glove
We are resolving now supplies OF thess Boots almost
every week, aud our assortment Is generally very
complete We would respectfully ask our friends
and the public to give US . call when in want.
Wshsse, also, large assortment OF gentiemeni
ane French Calf CATERS for Dress and alss double
soles These .iaisers are really nice and good. We
have known them to wear some Of our customers con
stantly for six months, and they ht elegantly, and
the price Of them Is from one dollar and MY cents te
two dollars pair less than other Caters sold for
and We will warrant them to wear as well net lon
ger than any french shoes. Ali We have to say to
our friends, in town and country. when in want Of
any thing in the Boot, Shoe or Trunk line, tscal on
PUTNEY WATTS, where they can hnd almost
everything de Ii
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TO CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS

" Oz1I hbIOIO hIND VI III hS-h
l. RARE 0PENING-An opportunity Is presented
for advantageous investment of q fe,1 Utoussnd
dollars 10 safe and lucrative business the products
OF which is in great demand the supply obtainahle
| being inadequate to the present and annually in
creasing wants of the community.
practical, energetic and experienced business
man. competent to conduct the proposed enterprise
successfully and who ia possessed OF property upon
which TO operate, admirably adapted to the special
purpose s in VAST of sufficient CAPITAL for the pro-
secution of the business I'm such manner and Upon
as extensive scale desirable To accomplish this
object and facilitate peements for proper and
ludicious commencement Of operation on the LIST of
January next, TERMS of a liberal and advantageous
character would be entered into with q responsible
needed, in CASH, BY other financial arrangements
which may be agreed upon and adopted "a The
investment, IN schdterer form, would be amply
cured s9
N. satisfactory reference given aud required
Fer definite information, address ENTERPRISE,'
2. o.. Richmond Va 23-dlma
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GkEAr CHALLENGE Race for 500, Oo0-The Georgia
sportsmen some time since, sent forth challenge
10 the world-ntendsd for Great Britain, of course
to q match race Of four niilas and repeat for
$lOO,ovo aside, over the Ten Brock course at sa.
vannah. The London Sunday Times insists that a
company shall be formed in ENGLAND to accept The
challenge aud test the superiority of the horses Of
the two sountrics
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Cosr OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN WAsHiNaroS.-The
latest estimated cost Of the capitol extension is S.,
Sl0l53, leaving to be appropriated the sum Of ST.
ls5l55. One million will be required for the next
FISCAL year. There was balance on hand on the
LIST ult. of 1884, 225.
The construction of the general postofhce build
ing was estimated to cost s650. 000 but 5000, 900
have been appropriated already, and another hun
drei thousand will finish the work.
The dome of the capitol was estimated to cost
$945 100. There has been no increase on this esti
tmafe-another appropriation of S2I5, 900 will COM
plete the work; but there is money enough on
hand for the next fiscal year, and no further ap-
propriation Is Az. n ',r AZ on.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, 30.
NOTICE
~ JOHN N. WILLIAMS,


49, JOHN N. WILLIAMS,
matchmaker and JeweIler,
(roRNERLY WITH Nh. JOHN HILL
Has taken the store lately occupied by hos. shep
pard shoe store, next door TO Mr.. James VIII
lisms' Shoe store, No. East Main street. where he
keeps constantly on hand good assortment Of fine
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, &c, which be
SELLS low tor cash. and warrants every article soid to-
be As represented.
All Watches sold at this establishment will be tho
roughly examined befor e.devered TO the customer,
and warranted to perform well for twelve months.
without charge for repairs, uniess broken.
H1- All kinds Of fine WATCHES, such az Duplex,
Chronometer, English and Anchor Levers Horizon
tai Ereapements. and Repeaters, and fine English
and French CLOCKS repaired in workmanlike
manner. and warranted to run twelve months with
ont additional charge. unless broken.
81 All kinds OF JEWELRY, MUSIC BOXES.
ACL0RDE0NS, &c, &C. neatly and promptly re-
paired and satisfaction warranted in every article
sold or repaired at this establishment, By
JOHN WILLIAMS,
q No. East Main street.
Next door TO Mr. Jas. Williams Shoe Store,
de l5-lm Below Market.
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EFFECTS OF AA-nIG IN DANa.Sri ClG5 IN dkhMAsI
-Orsets and 7bbaceo-A Wurtemberg correspon-
dent Of the Illinois Stsatzeitung says that the COZ
set manufacturers, who very numerous in
Wurtemberg, feed the effects of the financial re-
vulsion in America more severely than suy other
branch of industry. Many of them had orders
which would employ them for six years to come.
notwithstanding which they are now obliged to
discharge their hands, both male and female.
The growers and manufacturers of tobacco have
also received a severe blow. The production OF
tobacco, of late years important and profitable
branch Of agriculture in some portions ofGerma-
ny, has met with q temporary check, as dealers
aud manufacturers confne their operations within
the narrowsst limits. Several Mannheim houses
have gained nothing but Losses" from their
American connections, and hence German cigars
will for some time to come he exported to the United
etates only In limited quantities.
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n WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
"A WATCH AND JEwELRY DEPOT. COR.
kAAN ER OF MAIN AND PEARL 6TREET6.
Having rec eived our fall stock Of
WATCHES JEWHLRY SILEER-WARE

and SPECTACLEs,
prepared to show one Of the largest and best
selected stocks thai be found In any house in Vir
ginia. We respectfully invite country merchants to
inspect our stock before buying believing that we
can offer such indu cements will be Satisfactory
Our goods are purchased of manufacturers in this
country and Europe. which enables us to sell az low
they can be sold in any of the Northern Cities
Our stock consists In part of Gold and Silver Watches
Of every description; Ladies Gold, Cameo, Mosaic
Pearl, Carbuncle. Lava and Diamond Ear Rings Pins
and Bracelets Ladies' and Gsntlemens Gold " atch
Chains Gold Studs Sleeve Buttons, Keys and Seals
Finger Rings. vi tn Stone; Seal Rings; plain Geld
Gold. Silver and Steel Spectacles and Eye Glasses
Gold Pens and Pc ncils; Gold Thmbles; Gold Neck
laces and Crosses Silver Spoons and Forks; silver
Dessert Knives; Silver Porte Monnaies and Card
Cases; Napkin E.ings; Fruit Knives Silver Sets
One of the frn being practical Matchmaker, en-.
ables us to do work In the REPAIRING department
at low prices short notice, and at the same time
will guarantee 70 give Subtraction:
MYERS d JAHNKk,
Corner of Main and Pearl streets.
N. B.-The tghest price paid In cash for old Bill
YER. seS
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II. aATHRIGHr.

TALlAFERRO FAMILY FLOUR.-Ws
= will commence In sev davs pnak,nr ,ss 49,.
neoualled brand ofFLOUR. sns s'ose
Wishing TO secure their supplies viii plesse
18th street. 's - 49, Soanoh VI
an TIA PAvIavpppo = pwrr
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DEArHoP OLD MIssIsHPPIANs.-The Vicksburg True
southrop records the DEATH in the 7th year Of his
see, Of Col. Alfred @. Downs, an old and respected
ei-.zen Of that county. The Port Gibson Herald
also records the death Of VIM. Briscoe, ESQ, one Of
She most prominent citizens Of Claiborne, Miss.
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THE DISrATCH.
FINANCIAL and O, numerical.


r,s vs,se cf s<essn GOOD. npcrted at the port o.
Boston daring the we@k ending Itn ..a ~.
sa.e si,esz .ho~lns , IN i ms period Of isx.
Tsa - ~ cotsou compris I'd sooo bales. oucts'
~. \, ~. orIesns on the II ill., barely maintained
n ,e,xatos<c The sles for the week foos up sl'
oeo ana she receipts 80 Ine STOCK on pana %.
ooo nales The decrea. 1t tast pofs 10 issvo psies
and at all the ports. 50 voc bales
- A o,.patoh from colu ubis says that the Lesisls-
ture Of South Carolina has rsnitted the fine which
the s.ase impoAes upon the suspended banks.
The tosernsr Of Kentuc ". In his message, takes
vary favorable view Of the esces of the state Re
cepts for the hsnsl year dsg October ss22s 81
making with the surplus q the previous yeaf'
Nc7saa e7.expendtares. 81. nsa Ia-isa,ns nr,n
subsequent receipts and expel ufures 10 GATE coPu
tsd-a present bsancs:of s4ot u g. The sts.e oeo''
Nov. 4h. was ss.a7s "a 50; int. 's"ts sSSs" ~
The ST. Louis Republican, OF the Ieth mas assu-
RANGES that the money for the pa vmeh. o. Tug iu'e
Get on the public debt of the Stat est ~.
ready provided and that the an su"e,~'on '. 'ns'
fact mar Be OK pecssd in New York within DAY or
two
s.,ss In New York, Monday OF - 100 Virginia IS
At s. The telegraph reports sales y. sterday at st
The weekly statement of the New \ ork city banks
scots MP - follows; Loans. increased Sisaes; spe.
c,e decressed S6lvoo circulation, de creased $780,
COO; deposits. decreased S3,iE,0os.
The financial news, both from Califo mia and Eg-
rope Is mex pectediy favorable. From the former.
(says the New York Josrnsl Of CommeI ee9 we g.
ceive Szesi6o in specie, being the lar Sest semi
monthly shipment Of the year. The inipr, sssion I'M
doubtediy prevailed at San Francisco I hat gold
would command q large premium here, sns' to this
cause az we'll as the failures which have impaired
the credit Of bill drawers. We owe these lGgs re-
osipts
Tue improvement in Anascial matters at london
livery decided.
We have given AMONG ear telegraphie dispatches
one announcing that the Dssson banks would resume
specie pay mont Monday, The Boston papers of SAT-
urdAy afternoon. however, contrsdicts this. The
Journal says:
"rhere has boon msetineoa the Boston Bank
Presidents 70 ix upon time when the:bsnks In this
doubte.ily do IL at early day. They have now On
hand some $500 600 In specie"
The Transcript more explicitly says:
AT what time our banks will resume cannot now
- told. There has yet been no meeting of the as
has found ITS way into ths public p,ints, that next
Aonday 10 to witness the commencement Of specie
payment by them IL unfounded."
Northern Markets.
NEW YORK, Dec. I5.-Flour has declined sales of
ern unchanged Wheat buoyant: Kentucky white
e.&2. Corn arm: old mixed " cents. stocks gen
orally higher. Virginia SIS SS7s.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 1.-THE -four market Is dat-no
quotations given. Wheat to cents higher. Corn
steady: new white $3.50 cents
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Inc Chattanooga lTenn) Advertiser says that
sucn heavy rains as have fallen during the past few
says have not been known for years IN that section
OF the state. Tho river is in ''booming tide" and
u was feared that IL would how its banks. and
cause vast injury to property
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II GATHRIGHT, formerly on Ion

H " IA n ~ u II IUTmtrIy on IOth
As street. has taken enc Of the new tenements
}est srecteo on governor street. between Main and
and ali others who may desire TO purchase PURNI
TURE. assuring them that he will sell Foods m cs a
cheaper than they can be bought elsevhrrs Wis
stock 10 much larger and great deal better Than Il
ever has been consisting Of all articles usually KENT
Of FEATHER Bids, BOLSTERS. p7I.I0Ws sns
MATTRESSES: also BED C0yERfNG persons in
want OF any article in my line will and il 20 their
where. S'isNae'us oasc-
Se 2S--3m N a sruuyouu
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TIME RICHMOND SODA WATER ~

THE RICHMOND SODA WATER AND
T0HCE WITH ITS DOUBLE sET on sKLy. ACT
~ aENERAT0Rs-THR OLDEST on Tile
.nsIIfNp iNvIkGINIA.-The genuine article OF Rot.
Aiso lemon and sarsaparilla Pop philAdelrhia Por.
''q h hne hes Snsm pagns Cider and brown Stout
q Lager Beer. Of superior quality, in pint ana hs
Pint bottles, TO suit customers
y Y n MCCORMACK. ss broad et.
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CLOTHING.
E. s. MoELROY.

IA HER GIANT TABOR
W. NO. 2, BALLARD HOUSE,
CAssIMEREs, VEsTfNGs, &C., which he IL pre- pre-
pared to make up in fashionable style, on coon
TERMS, and at short notice. In connection with the
above. he has made arrangements with the well
known house Of VIM. T. Jennings a Co, one of the
most fashionable establishments in Broadway New
York, to supply him with superior Clothing and has
now on hand an assortment Of all styles from me-
dum to the finest quality. All new styles win DO In
troducsd as they came ont. -
GOODS win be kept constantly on hand
90 2-d3m &. s. McELROY
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s4elHEWi LEES REGULAR LINE
OF CANAI. ROATS lata Coy,a !

OF .CANAL BUATS, QAte CoXs,)
the only regular line on the Canal
Boat TEMPEST, Capt. Jno Donald.
SULTANA, (new, Capt. VIM. B. Smith.
OLIVIA, Capt. j. 8. Wilkinson.
NAPOLEON, Capt. G. g. Layne.
T. w. JOHNS, G. J: johnson.
LYNOHBURG A. N. johnson.
These are all first class Boats, commanded by expe
risncod and careful Captains and fully responsible
for any damages likely to occur.
They leave every other day, Sundays ex-
cepted,) full or not full. .
For freight, apply at the Shed in rear Of the Gas
Works where q Clerk will at all times be in attend
ance to receive freight. A. 8. LEE,
ITS Agent.
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WE offer the following Drawing Paper.
atyholesaie or retail very low, viz:
White Cartoon or Drsftins Paper. 81 inches vide
dsllow Pattern do DO 81 do do
1insel Crayon Paper, q sizes
Tracing do sixes
Transfer do, red and black
Julien Board; hrstol Board; Nouochrounatic
oard; Prossypss; Prepared OH sketchins Bossss.
noA 70 ~
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Northern Markets

NEW YORK, Dec. I3.-Flour has declined: sales OF
State at s. 45A 50, and Ohio at $525@S.40 south-
ern unchanged Wheat buoyant Kentucky white
sl<2. Corn Arm old mixed ~ cents stocks gen
orally higher. Virginia SIS SS7E.
BALTIMORE Dec I3-The -four market is hat-no
quotation. given. Wheat to cents higher. Corn
steady: new white $3.50 cents.
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IA BOYS CLOTHING AT COST.
~ FOR CAsH-The subscriber, intending 10
clese business with the close Of the present
Lib year, viii commence 10 sell his stock Of CHI
drens and Youths Clothing at COST for CASH only
lie has on hand Suits for Boys from to IL years Of
age. Also Jackets, Frock Coats Pants and feets Of
all sizes-all of which will be sold at cost
]. II. RIDDICK
!. No. 1925 Main ct opposite American Hotel.
E.B-My regular customers will oblige me- Nv
settling their accounts at the end Of the year with
their us ua promptnes, Those whose bills are over
due are admonished that, without . speedy settle
msnt. my claims win be placed in other hands for
no 25-In* - -.
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Opposite Metropolitan. Hall
no a-dlm~ kichm6sd.
DOGGETT & ANDERSON
NO II U NJ B U G.
Stupendous Bargains !
AT NO. az MAIN STREET
IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS.

Selling OF, without regard to cast. amounting to
Cess, II net) more than
S15O,OOOi
Consisting Of Hou-s Furnishing Articles; English,
French and German Fancy Goods; Wood and Willow
Ware Fancy Baskets; Brooms; Brushes; Pals; Tubs;
Mats Looking Glasses: Perfumery; Soaps Matches
and all sorts of Yankee Notions, too tedious to
mention all Of which will be sold awful cheap.
Visitors to the Fair and everybody elss, viii f1nd
almost anything they want, both useful and orna
mental.
Don't forget the No House Furnishing Bazaar An
Fancy Store No. 81 Main street.
oc26 II. WARREN.
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HEAD OTARTER IeE7

Ia HEAD QUARTERS, 1857
M CLOTHING! CL0THINGii CLOTHINGi |
M Visitors to the Agricultural and Mechanics
ILL., Pairs attention!-If you are in want OF some
hing really neat and cheap in the way Of Clothing
md ientlemen's Furnishing Goods not Of below
will promise my goods, when QUALITY and work
nanship are compared, shall vie with the cheapest
u. b. SPENCE
&C Is No. 40, cor. Main and l3th sta
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ROYS' CLOTHING.-We have just re-
- seived from New York fne assortment Of Bows
clothing, consisting of Boys Ragans; SACK Oy ".
Coats Cloth and Business Jackets OF ali grades and
prices nice lot OF Black and Fancy Cashmere
been bought in the last ten days for cash which en-
aDles rs TO sell them lower than we ever could be
orc; We would invite all in want to examine our
stock before buyirg. va
,ox DzRRAoorT. HARRIS 90,
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n = N1s111~ 111h-SD TVN OhLE--
ror sale. my Farm Of 81 acres, In Aibemarle
SIX miles from Charlottesville, two and half from
the Virginia Central Railroad and two from the RI
acres-one-third bottom land-src cleared. enclosed
and highly impr. we'd. All necessary out buildings
ana We'll OF nrst rate water on the premises-
Terms liberal IL preferred. an exchange will be
made for Richmond property. Address me at Rich
mond. or call ct ny ofhce. corner Of Franklin and
oosernol s.rees4 b. A. HART.
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TWENTY-FIVE TIERCES BACON
hresssE 70 hhds Bacon Sides hhsis do shpul.
3erw ID bbte. Leaf Lard; . kegs do dos otierses Ham
nIc9n. Receiving per baltimore sseAmer. and I0r
AN WIN. wALsACg soNr.
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LIMITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE

go WALL STREET, NEW IoRK)
VIII receive applications nj the Company's ONCE
in Richmond, opposite the American Hotel, where
Documents &c, may be had gratis on the subject Of
LIFE INSURANCE.
LOCAL BOARD or DmxcrsRs:
IHOs. DUDLEY. Merchant.
@. B. HABLIST0N,
8. T. BAYLEY, Attorney.
r HCROCKETT, Merchant
WM. II. LYONS, Attorney.
Apply to JkO. II. SH0Ok, Attorney at Law
6en'l Agentfor Va, opposite American Hotel.
Or 70 eT GEORGE PEACHY NJ n
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A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PROCESS
"A OF AMBROTYPING,I Just received from the In
yentor IN New York at oSBORNE's PICTURE GAL
, hEh T. come ana sec them. They have none Of
the city. This process Is capable of producing the
most beautiful effects. Remember, OSBORNE mover
has taken cheap inferior Pictures,nothing but the
best Ia allowed to go out from this Gallery. No
nashy advertisement ever appeared in print of this
establishment. We rely on our known merit
ALBERT w. OSBORNE
su e-s Opposite the Exchange Bank.
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NEW CLOT NG.-DARRACOTT.
- HARRIS %; have just recsived a choice 10,
:. Ul0sn,ng; eonsastlng Of nne Black Dress Suits
a1sncy Velvet Vests; fine BLACK DO; furnishins
Goods Of every kind and quality. Per bargsins al
o. DARRAC0TT, HARRIS 90
no II Successors to Merchant. Weisiger "a.
SELLING AT REDUCED PRICES---.
We have On hand and selling At verv low rate.
large and well assorted lot Of Cashmere Business
Sosts Cloth and Beaver Ra0lans, Ribed and Plain
large Ia assortments OF Boys Over and Rody Goats
ana FANCY Cashmere Pants large lot We are
vets, Merino and Black Fancy Cashmere. Purn;.h.
ing Goods OF all styles and grades Gientlemens.
travelling Shawls, from - 10 Sir
N. WALKER a CO
de 10 l63. corner Of Main and Pearl ~.
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~ -- NOTICE-CHANGE OF
2RHH H0UR.-On and after Friday, Sept.
18th, the Morning Train going North will leave the
Depot at sfo, A. ~, instesd of 7, A. NJ.
SAMUEL RUTH,
Superintendent Transportation.
OYNc1 X. =. / P. r. r. CoMPANY,(
Richmond. Sept "a, 1857. I seR