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Fresh Arriva1S2
At
McCLURES MUSIC SALOON.

OF those justly celebrated Pianos, OF Stenwsy Son,
" A. II. Gaie Co., and SOebbeler Smith, Of New
York, to which the attention OF purchasers invited
Also, the largest assortment Of Music, Music
Books, Voins AeeordeoRs Flutes, clareonets, FageO-
let's Drums and Bapjos all OF which sold tbs
lowest rates. you wish bargain and best Musical
Instrument caH at (he old Musical S;orel s. Union
street. JAMES A. MCCLURE.
N B. have every size and pattern Of Melodeons
ufactured by Carhzrt Needha Co.. New York, which,
their retail prices. Also, large assortment of
Feather Busters. J. A. N.
SeDt1S.
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Wheat.
Wheat, Wheat.

TNHE undersigned is again in want Of Wheat
j.. d. DI KY,
Nov lit GB No. = COLLEGE fr. -
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Flour.

i'HE u1dersgnel IS he authorized asen Of the follc =
i ing Nill-:
Road vay Mus-Bro a 81 est. NaslY3lt.
G4llarin Nils-tal attn, fem.
Union Nlll-Ale yaudit, "enn.
silver -pilR Wills Silver .pruEs.
constant supply Of the above baud m hrrd ia bar
reIs and sack. Aso Bran, Midlllnss, and Aor s.
%. d DJ KY,
Nov. lit. No. = q. rsye rect
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GENTS, WEAR.
y ENTs' fine Calf Pump Sole Boots;
" - " Stitched
" Waterproof do;
"a Congress Caters;
Also, pegged Congress Caters and Brogans Of all de-
scriptiOns.
TRUNKS VALISES, &C
Ladies' extra size Sole Leather Trunks;
- " 4" Travelling
French with Trays:
Gents fine Sole Leather Trunks;
" Valises
Russell Valises;
Together with Carpet Bags, Black Bags, and Eatches
all Of which offered at low for the cash
oct2 SNYDER & FRIZZELL.
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COM M ERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE
NASHVILLE, Nov, p, 1851.
Nothing doing of interest in our markets.

Nothing doing Of interest in markets.
Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA. Nov. 17-P. NJ.
COTTON.-The past week has shown much actvi Y,
and sales so o bales reported. perati were
ade opening the basis of nc. foi Miidlng
Fair On he eept OF the Arabia accounts on Friday
bu paused, nd Saturday sales were made at an i
regular decline Of re Yesterday same price, ruled
tive demand the has been cleared If all the
Cotton Offering the Of the day reaching 1900 BALE at
MIDI ing; y @12A N ddling Fair, -. BIG
BACON.-Hfms lsc Sho lders 13614c. Western Sides
15BI51Ic Clear Tennessee Sides 1 ole.
FLOUR city Mills Sc 6o0s7 80 2 barrel Tennessee
Extra $69s7.
wHEAr.-white 81 250s1 sc; red 95c.@l1O5.
Charleston MARKET.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 81 P. NJ.
COTTON-The market dull sales bales previous to
the accounts. Prices about the same.
Mobile 75arKet.
MOBILE, November II, 1857
COLT NThe sales Of Cotton fr the three business
d4O p OO bales TIE market has rallied about \ cent
EaItimOr- Market.
BALrnoRE, Nov 15-P NJ.
GRAIN All descriptions of grain were in demand to-
bnSbeis at marcel Wheat VS. Wv active Tor nrime and
choice quae, and prices boyant, but inferior de-
scrption dun and heavy. The offerings Change
tn morning fully OOi bushels. Reds old Il a
lis for fair to prime parcels; 1900 IS fair
whites 1904 40 cents for good to prime hppng lots Of
do; and 143a145 choice family parce
do For lots Of condition prices ranged from 105 115
cents.
New Orleans Market.
Nav ORLEANS, Nov 14-night.
SUGAR.-The market has been heavy to-day, about
yes rdays price with aie of $50 hhds Fair fully
Fair at al sdD55{c.
NJ LASS SAD u, bbls ha found pure, asers mo T.
ly p "a &c for line and choice but including some
lots in p packag at 100 -O16c. z g aloI-
FLOUR We notice Of 25 bbls. unbranded at 500
So 25 9l Superb s. 69 s. at 81 TO- and some other
lots al about the range.
CORN Prices about the the sales comprising Csc
[ az C..
n bu. nel.
WHEAT-The sales include Col sacks several lots,
1u0, 81, 70 an l25 all at i 90 T. bu hel.
COFFEE Sales # iCO bags s4c 800 at &C., and 42s
Prime at 94ac q h.
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WANT y imme iateIr IaO 90 hlshels u Wheat W
Prise ID in Na-hv De. W. also hove orIf for 20
bales Of Strict MjiiHu cotton fo- whcr We wiz otv ls
highest market price delivered az our War-Iee corr
OF Ma ket and lark street.
noyl4 II. 5. FIRE JCH SON
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The Excelsior Germ and Cob MIL.

j As ju received the highest premium the great
National Fair OUisViie. and so the Ohio
Fair Cincinnati the Little Giant and Magic
Mills.
1t adapted % crushing Corn and Cob, Eye, Dat &C.
for stock, and for grinding for IA oily use di-tieries
It's grind ug surfaces be ed a of
three ars, being separate FROM other po
Of the Mill
Furnished complete, pairs Of ding rings for
fifty do Travelling Agents wanted 70 ell the above
Mills. J. c. BALDWIN 3 GO
Oc7-dtwEw3u. 81 COll-ge stree Nashville.
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I'HF ub-c ihers ~in At al 'ir m hf-Na Pre-
, in cash for Wheat, corn. DGtg anil Pvs Gtrivere
at their Mills, corner Of Line and -rrv Is yashvf Ie
Ap.l either he mill ". o.. Gordon o =. NarEe
street. q HRtEg, HAJ II Az X co
Oct2G-daw1m.
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Wanted!

A Merchants Bank notes n the friIpvin Packs:
n Mobile Ne Orlcil-. AMI fhe O G - .sa o. T-orlf
and South Farolina mar; Of Sank Of Ma hgIIe 40
CT. al coun; ~heibvvi's % cts ii ci unit All
ers a ties greed time.
Nov. 1l--4v.
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STEAMBOAT AND RIVER NEWS

ARRIVED.
- Nov. 20 Cuba, Paducab.
DEPARTED.
Cuba, Paducah.
The river is falling with about 81 feet water 0 n
Harpeth Shoals
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DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S
CELEBATED
German RiEEGa'S.
Prepared b DR. Q. NJ. IA KS n, PhilaG'a, Pa,
EFFECTUALLY
a LIZ

Prepared b DR. .. ~. "a 40 fhl44u'
ILL EFFEcTUALLY CUBE
LIVER CON 3L tIJT, DYsPEP IA, JAUNDICE,
CbTon New De iiJy, Diseases Of the Kidneys,
and al d. arising IRON disord-red
Liver stomach.
Give them q Trial, they will cure you
keepers every aud village in the United States
Canadas West Indies and South America. nov2--1m.
DEAFNESS 0rRED The best rem dy for deafness ever
offered the public, is BRAGG's ARCTIC LEMENT. Many
cases Of severa r standing have been quickly and
rely by it, and thousands Of cases, caused
by colds obsrucons of the erchambers have yielded
app atoms Fun directions for
pany each botte Oa= the able cures
It the rtford Deaf and Durb Asylum. boy, fifteen
yeers Of age named Benauia Crawford. who had been
deaf and Consequently dumb was sent there for
education and experiment, the Linment tried
on him. with the complete He hears
as well as any one and is rapidly leaning talk. The
LiBiment il for sale al the Drug stores. nov2-1m.
Hughes Brothers,
Prac Artists il every branch Of photography and
whole ale and retail dealers in Anbotype 3Ieainotype,
Photograph, AMI DaguerreOype goods Apparatus and
Chemicals OF every ind variety and description
the Arts All orders viii be promptly filed and for
any part the country the very
rates, cash, which he respectfully in
yited Also Agents The Melanoype sPher
reotype Rights. HUGHES BROS,
EepA. 90 Union street, Nashville, Tenn.
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PERKINS 81 CO.,
General Commission Merchants,
NEW ORL.E ANS.
W. ". PERKINS. srpt20-dtWsW
JUST RECEIVED,

A HANDSOME supply Of Fall snd Winter Goods, Gen.
"A emens' FURNISHING G GODS and Clothing.
Also good Of Cloths, Casmers, and Vest
ngs II Of which EiI be made up order In the most
prove style, by r. }. HOUGH. AGENT
septIT. No. II Cedar street, Nashville.
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Rags! RagS!!

OW Nc TO the financial condition OF the country, and
~ great depression OF trade end II necessary 30
reuor the price OF Rags Sc per h., 70 take enect %
and ter the hrs day Of November, 1851 AMER the lat
day November VIII pay Sc cash for good rags; and
hope he trade wi the necessity Of this course ~ this
trying time on Manufacturers -, T.
Oct Sim. W. & WHITMAN
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PaDer Reduced.

TyROM and amer the 1st Of December wiz reduce the
II price paper nom 20 10 per cent for cash. and e
all nv regular prompt customers, and should necessity
arise or stll further reduction, will make Is.
Rats reduced TO cents by my card above
and ey delivered store room trce Of drAy~
age ID Noolens and E, and sub eel 70 aeouo-
ton vet. We occasionally receive some very md nerent
street RAGS they must subject Classification the same
as any other merchandise, and be psd for accordingly
pov,-9w uHA0 w. 3. WHITMAN.
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JOHN YORK X Co,
Book Sellers, Book-Binders and Blank;
Book Il anufacturers
No. IS, Union SI., Nashville, Tenn.
Oct24 IT,
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Il a. RORERTSON.

IT As Just received the following goods:
III S bXs Raisins fresh aud assortedi
100 doE Baltimore Oysters;
5 boxes Lemons;
10 bbls st. Louis Cider, sweet
ObNs Maccaroni;
20 Baltimore Preserved Fruits, assorsed
10" French Confectionery;
20 q" Cheese, fresh;
$40 Sardlnes, assorted;
Ia Ve assortment Of Fire Works, and other fancy Rrtis
ticIe able for Christmas eh viii be sold 70 suit the
timss Nv }. G. ROBERTSON,
at his Confectionery and Bakery on Broadway.
Noyl-2w.
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Wheat! Wheat!
Wheat and Grain Wanted.

H pay the highest market price IN cash fur priv
red OF ,hite wheat for imure tate de .fyery
nct22-davIm. JOHN FE. NEAyFR & 90
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Give them q Trial, they will cure you

For y per DO tie by druggist and
keepers in every aud village in the United States
Canadas West Indies and South America. nov2-1m.
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Agents anted.

WE sish eHpiay rravssuE sgsnt A earh eaausg
w q ai4de EsEuez4se 60 ss ear EEcesior caFa ana
Cen Mn
We siah IL Al eases e s-pi0y eu VIC pernsaent
Fsisass e a. ecuntses ~ Asa thsg pras % epsras.
sach psFouz su ezer strpnE In uoeasais = oa.
gaze II ne hasiaess. sAasly -
,. c. BALDWIN = co
osi- ee-tfiaasla- No 81 eoiisEs So NashFlls.
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NushVIIIcs g Omes F'lrIIlVEe- ESUTksViI He
and W.tItsbOrO' Packet.
BLANCHE LEWIS, CAPT. JOIN L. BArEMAN,
IJAVI -T purcha I'd he abo e HoIt5 IN -
J for thi- trade most respect rily EE-I-Nyssa7
solicit pnrtIau Of yOcr pa rouage. ozksEz SzzsS
The BLA' Gu LIE Wis Will run regularly IN the trade,
cCmmeuc NJ her PS the mrs ri # water, and
tinuuy through all the boating The Of very
hight d. .hl, las eNcele --euler accuuo dstons
aud well adapted the u per C4ubedant bushes
ntrust-d to shau be prOmp aud Lhfulv atcniel
to. JOHN l.. BATEAAN.
Na-hvine, Nov H. 1881.
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kcnd the Truth about our Turf Oil.

ITuNI1
ring sleigh ride this winter past1 dscovrrc my horses
L. raw aud the skin oil place large han my hiud from
traces rubbing the trsde of the thigh. applied
rurf oil, and in day he well. Another
mule which working to dfay became unable to
walk. On oxamoing his foot discovered nail about NV"
inches ongup to the head My driver aud the ueghburS said
he would be good for nohin: drew the nail inserted
piece of lint aud your Turf OIL aud set him work
and tina he has lost hour but good
also horse badly snagged ON the outside oi
his thigh in places about inches deep an1
inches wide from which he still day Your Turf
Gil applied and brought them entirely sound II
truly of the remedies for have
known and have lived in drug for several Use
this ms you think proper Very truly
10 Messrs Dove \ SO. j. II. WEfSlGER
For sale by STROIUER Il WHITEHEAD,
nay Inn Lyme Ipurp
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HERoIsM.-A young man, llezeklah Gale lost
his life at Aurora last week in an act OF herolsm
which deserves remembrance among men. HIS
little brother, seated on the deck Of sailboal,
was knocked over by the boom. which, with
very light wind, was changing tack. In an in.
slant Guile left The iiller and dove for his broth
or, who had gone down. The grasp which the
poor little fellow made ef him was fatal, aud al
though an excellent swimmer, he was unable to
free himself, and both went down lie was very
much attached 10 the boy, aud those who knew
him declare that his death struggle for him was
jus, wha, they would have believed probable.
This is the first casualty occurring from boat
at Aurora in twenty years. Mr.. Gales father
resides on a farm at the southern extremity of
the village albany Journal. July 81.
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j 4 BONDURA Ant


CHESTERFIELD April 10Th 1856
bssrs Done ColIaviug used your Turf Oil aud finding
Ito be such fine medicine, thin It due yop that you
should know IT, My daughter about years ago, fell the
rocker OF chair aud and bruised her thigh much
assumed the boil. and became very had
lanced by physioia but that did relieve II became
running and continued for nearly years tried
medicine could hear Of with no effect until in
Iuc.d bottle OF your Turf 0i-aer using bottle
a.d half entirely healed lhaye since for other
aud found the benefit You liberty
this as you think proper 5, CllALkLY
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

TIlNN0NO, My Isl,
Gentlemen; My child had commenced breaking out last
al In small Sores which gradually extended the
head including both which much eaten by tho
y fear that both would drop of
tried all sorts Of advertised and domestic remedies without
good results then procured and applied little TURF
OIL 1t began TO get better the bottle got broke and
led gals lit again began My elder dangh
oked 80 much better when you used it We got another
boite and her head nearly well This
and took half hour day TO wash H. aud II
offensive bottle feel assured, will
entirely there Is but little the disease remaining
entitled this benefit others,
great pleasure In giving you this certificate
Respectfully, - ! CHALK.
To Mpssrs Dove 4
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A hEKED $. LEE, Forwarding and Gom"is-

LEKED -. LEE, Forwarding and tommtis-
IA SION MERtnA On the Dock. Richmond. Va
Thankful for tie liberal patronage extended to last season.
have made arrangement, To iaefea the line Boa'
from mousse S boat sill leave every other day
Sundays eNcepted) BY this encn mail be able
put goods through Two days than heret1f and very
nearly so"n sthey by the ) : Il r. and at much less
My charge for forwarding Tobacco s cts per Box and
80 HID which incl Llts Drayagc and Wharfage when
there necessity for dra,ase The rayare and wharfage
from the Basin are cts per Box aud A. cts per HID The
Lock rul, charged by the lanes River kanawha Co for
passing my house per Ton about Boxes
and per HID Having these advantages location
willing my customers Reptile In nrt and charge only
far price far NY hoping thereby command larger
business
My pcsonal attention will be given produce
purchase OF good On Commission. y. :. LEE.
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CArAsTRopHE AvERTED. On Wednesday oil
last week, a farmer living on the line OF the In.
danapolis aud Cincinnati r"ad. above Greens.
burg. saw tree fall across the truck, and knew
that within fifteen minutes the express train
would sweep over it from behind curve TINT
shut tho obstruction from sight until too late 10
hold up What should lie do! His voice
wouldn't reach-he could make no sound henfd
above the roar and clang Of machinery lie
knew that red was always the sign Of danger
and ran to the house for red cloth, but there
wasn't a scarlet rag to be found until his wife
tore off her red flannel pettcoat. with which her
husband got beyond the curve in time to wave
before the startled engineer, aud save-God
kliows how many lives.
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DAILY ViRGlNlAN.

rHRAsHING A piCKPocKEr.-fhe southern
Statesman states that day or two ago MIR. W.
:. Shepherd went down 10 the bathing houses al
the Hygeia Hotel, and while engaged IN the dc
lighiful occupation of bathing. some ono stole
his gold watch nut of bis vest packet On cum.
ing ont IF the bath room. wishing 10 know what
time it was, he looked for his time piece and be
hold it was gone. He saw, sitting on the rail
lag near by, picking his nails. a very genieely
dressed man, and walking up to him he inquired
if he had seen anything of a watch. when the tel.
low replied, NO" Mr. Shepherd saw part
of the guard of his watch sticking out OF his
pocket ard hoping he would make mistake and
take out his Shepherds waichin place OF HI.
own asked him what time il was-but the fellow
took out his own watch. and informed him. Mr.
S. then openly accused him OF having his watch
whereupon he replied that he was liar. Mr.
S immediately struck him and knocking him
down. took his watch. and left the rascal kicking
in the dirt.
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1hese vessels OF the atsi class, built in the city of Bal
uuore expressly tor this ads and have superior aeconm9
das .ar passenger Icy commanded by experienced
Captains we'll qualified for the trade and who will spare no
ovcrIioH 10 dale IAey viii be owed up and down
the rsers by steam aud my b. relied on 10 sail promptly as
adtcrzed
Merchants Ronp North ordering goods from New York,
Will hnd to their Interest ship by this line, as freight VIII
always he taken As low by other line Of Packets and
ever, effort VIA be- made by the agents IN Richmond aud
ofk to give satisfaction Insurance be effected III
the Riehnpnd tre Association by this line at per cent
W. respectfully ash and hope succeed III obtaining ih
share at patronage
Goods shipped this linz NcY York vii be fpr,, rei
free OF Nrs Orleans Mobile Charleston ri
vannal any other Snather4. Northern port
The vessels will lie IN Richmond ia the Dock In New ofk
Bufth No ], Coffee House slip, foot Of Wall Street
DAVID 4 WM tURRlE, Richmond, ,,.,,s
{ II PlEl3SpN, y. Y, 90 NJ
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JEWELRY, WATCHES. &C.


ArOTIlE.--If waof 10 purchase n fine
watch call On CIR, they give their
watch trade and the they
s, mad in thr bes porting the north together
with their prseut facilities h the watch trade. Will enable
them 10 do b. you any house In Virginia Besides
all fs they their wache to perform 10 the saifac
ton 81 the purchaser aud In the Of ATTY trouble in
the spot. Their present stock Of
watches is large well selected Remember the House
S1LYERIHuRN a Cliff
J. sParlienlsr attention paid 10 repairing tine Watches
jH Il
IBATA PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS
. tax pirakure friends, and all
others may something superior in the
Table Coffee spoons well Dining and Dessert
Forks Aibaia and plated with Silver that
Of ths goods from the best
ufaetareT will be pleased sell them the very lowest
Tho desirable. and the quality of
the " a So.l Remember the house.
may 2sis SILYERrHORN 4 Gift.
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Il INENY DESCRIPTION On MAN or BEAST.
WARRANTED 10 tuhf, AND 40 DAN8EH tHpM EXPOSURE TO
cold. Price 30 cents per bottle.
Uttered accordS oj Congress in Ac Cias Oco Of III.
District court thr Eastern Dtrr N Fbgaid by DOPk
a 90, Ric4mOnd IA so ccHis sac
READ THE FOLLOWING;
Come to pamphlet and read certificates
nj performed the Turf Oh certificates of truth
respectable aud respected ctizeus aud othcn
here whom refer and doubt value
medicine One ct is worth pound
other known to Try it and you will be satisfied Of what
Tut TORf oIl.-Read the following, and
aud viii tell you Of many others who have
cured
RICHMoSp, Nov. II. lsJI.
hs,t Done AC0tienilcmen used portion of bottle
OF Turf OH which very kindly presented WITH
aud take pleasure in saying that found 1t ccctual In
moving eruption al the skim for ch had bepn pfaetsd
upon Tor several by physcahs without receiving the
l.ast benefit also II TO friend of who
tor months had been annoyed by similar eruption
The skin and ho Informed short since that the
OF one bottle he had been entirely cured
konIecttnlY, D. NJ. LLFIMICH.
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pcctfully, Il. NJ. LEFTWlCH,
nln lslAxn. nealord county. Va. Nov. l. Len.

HlU TsiANnt NedOrd county, Va, Nov 7, Is1I.
nessrs Dore COGontlcmcn-lus used about fourth OF
bottle al Turf oil upon the back ofmy horse the
back almost entirely place large my
hand and this single application II only applied il cured
up entirely and permanently really surprised the
quokness Of Its curavos properties and think prompt
and eicaoious than anythng of the kind saw and
sold thouHai DIS similar
urposeS.
Respectfully. J. y BONDURANT
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.-IM..nnn..NrM ..oon..-.mEArA

ATGW GOODS, NEW esooD~.-sRsAi =
~ TRAGllD&--N bIGGENHflMER Respectfully
the as customers and the public generally 10
selected stock Mr. SPRING aud summer
staple and Fancy Try Co0ds
In calling attention huvers wish TO state that being
increasing business. have eNfndedanh great
improved Store making ct the largest and most
the city Having thus enlarged my house,
this have been much more eAtenaNr than
with single to the wants and tastes OF the
people Those In 1t Goods cordially invited 10 exam
sIoek before purchasing elsewhere aud are assured
they viii lind assortment good and prices a. low
at IA any establishment In the Old Dominion.
NATIL GlGGENllElMER.
Opposite Tanner Asher aud next door TO J. NJ cobbs,
Iyucuburg, Va lap 4dls
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ian25d a.,
a,o rrrNa.Am,Es0 Ra.-pcn.

4 MS BRO nYEls, Richmond Va, beg Ia inform the
citizens Of Iyuthrg that they prepared 10 execute
every description Of Silk Cotton Nooen dyeg or Clean
well be DOM ia New York oscW here We have
machinery and the very hest of wOrkIncn and
nntcu satisfaction MCrno silk and dc Lam
dresses V fashionable coloIs the OF the
owHrs Shawi5 Of every description dyed cleaned Grape
Shawls d cd scarlet other equal import
ed Ncyo dyed equal Silk dresses cleaned and Grease
removed We intend To do work equal to
any establishments IN United States and respectfully solicit
the patronag. the czcnso lyuehhur aud vicinity. Gen
tleincns Garments cd and cleaned look .ll
DENNIS Is BRO,
Successors to J. W Hines Franklin opposite Metropol
tan Hall Richmond VA
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These vessels OF the first class built expressly
trade aud have accommodations for passengers
They commanded by experienced Captains well quail
fled Tor the trade, aud who viii spare
modate.
They will be towed and down the river by AMI
may be relied sail promptly advertised Merchants
going North ordering goods Boston, will tud
their interest to ship 10y this line II is the only uar line
and freight will always be taken low by
sells and every effort will he made by the Richmond
aud Boston TO give satisfaction.
We pcctfuy ask and hope succeed IN obtaining full
share of patronage
The vessels viii lie in Richmond the Dock and in Bos
ton at RoWos " hart.
DAVID WIN. CURRlE, Richmond ,,s
ALLEN Il WEETCH, Boston, agents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27
MERCHANDISE. &c.
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

a,pRuNG AND st NHER GOODS
- Fancy silks and SIX ROBES
Plain Black silks all qualities,
Beraae Drgandic and Jacnnei Robes,
Thread Houston Lace Muslin aud Lawn sells every VA
riety. ., -.
g)mbre striped solid and fancy Mouslin de Laines
parasolS Umbrellas Corsets. whRlcbohet steel ana fced
Skirts, .....,
Organde real French and other Lawns ami asSftmeht
varying In price from ~ To - cents -. . ,
Forsale by JAS, a Hii"itf.h ~ W.