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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND

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~ Under decree Of the County Court of Chester.
neld, pronounced at the September term thereof in
the case Of Rudd and wife and ais. vs. Worshams
on the seventeenth day of October, at Rulds store
IN the aforesaid county, | shall sell at public auc
tion the tract of Land which the late Mrs Sarah
Cheatham resided
The said tract contains three hundred and ninety
eight acres by old survey-sixty of which are iu
original growth; the balance open and in old field
pine, suitable for cord wood
The said Land Is situated in the county of Chester
held within about twenty miles of the city of Rich
mond, the same distance Of Petersburg, and within
three miles of the Glover Hill Pits Immediately OH
the road leading from Goodies bridge to Richmend
near Joseph tio0des Old Tavern This Land is ad-
mraby adapted to the growth of corn wheat oats
and tobacco. There is also large orchard of we'll
selected fruit trees on it.
The improvements consist in good frame dwell.
ing and all necessary out-honses, sufficient for the
accommodation of 4 large family.
1t Is seldom farm, possessing as many advantage
this offered for sale and those wishing to settle
themselves in healthy locality, and pleasant aud
enlightened neghborhood. would do well to make an
examination Of this Mr.. X. d. Cheatham who
resides on the place, will show the same to any one
desiring to examine it.
TERMs-One and two years, purchaser executing
bonds. with approved security and title retained un
I'll further order of the Court except enou gh in cash
10 defray costs of suit and expenses of sale
The title is believed to be unauestianahle
Sc 2j-swtis w II WOOD Conn.,
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SAILING OF THE EUROPA.

Bosroy, Sept. 23.--The steamship Europa sailed
hence at noon to-day for Liverpool she TOOK II"
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PHENoMENA.-At the close of the storm at Bean
tort, N C., the night of the 18th inst the cloud,
cleared away and there was seen between and
O'Clock, the beautiful phenomena of falling meteors
like those in November, 1884.
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WANTED
500

WANTED-To purchase, 1000 cords Of
w good STAYE TIMBER, on the stump, either
by the cord or acre 1t must be either on the Canal
River, convenient to of the Railroads lead
ing into Richmond Apply at the Richmond Bar.
rel Factory, corner Byrd and nth sts. as Its
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pRESERvE YOUR TEETH-ARREsT

DECAY.-DOWDEN'S DENTAL FLUID far SUI
percedes any dentifrce in Ii preserves the ena-
mel renders the teeth white tartar relieves
toothache. and imparts a delightful aromatic fra
GRANGE to the mouth and breath-is used and recsn-
nended daily by the most celebrated dentists and
physicians, as far superior to any dentrice in use
RECOMMENDED by Br. Peasants, Richmond; Dr. Ear
~, Lynchburg; DR.. Cosby, Petersburg: Dr. NJ
charleston. ) ., and Dentists everywhere For sale
by All Druggists So 81
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Y BUSCH, of Copenhagen, having re-
leave to inform his patrons friends and the public Of
this city generally that he, now commencing his
third session here. has resumed his lessons the
PIANoFoRRE and on the MEL0DEoN
lie intends also from the MIST of October, to teach
SINGING Signor Carlo Bassini's excellent system
Oar venerable and highly experienced musician Mr.
+. IL. Taylor has, advertising Sig Bassins Instruc-
tion Book for sale mentioned this in the way that
really deserves.
From the above date Mr.. Busch proposes to give
lessons in HARMONY to classes we'll in schools as
privately, and to single pupils and likewise to form
Y. BUSCH,
Sc 24-it* ArliuGton House
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MO. | PICKLED SALMON; No. |
~ MACKEREL; No. AACKEREL; DRY GOD
FISH POTOMAC HERRINGS; SCOTCH HEh-
RINGS in boxes; DUTCH nkRRiN0s in kegs; Tor
sale by WILLIAM r. KING,
Sc 23-5t and Franklin stteCs
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Things I'm Petersburg
OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH.

H.
PETERSBURG, Sept. 23d.
In my letter of this morning. / regret to have
made snch wholesale allusiOm to the firemen of
our city. 1t written in great hurry, imme-
diatey before the starting Of the train, and there
fore without the proper deberation. 1t was simply
10 note the bad effects of carrying rivalry too far.
several instances Of party bitterness had
come under my notice. | have numbers of warm
friends among the several fire companies, who
feeling much hurt at the injustice unintentionaily
heaped upon them. have come forward to show ME
my error, and now make no hesitation in expires
sing my regret at its occurrence.
he new BAPTIST church and the city custom
house are fast approaching completion The former
is now almost wholly finished. and presents an ap-
pearance of rare architectural beauty.
There is considerable complaint against the pre-
sent diapidated old market-house, and fear it is
growing into a subject of such Importance, that
LyncLburg will be of necessity called to our aid tt
abuse it. The indefatSable clerk has pursued the
Common Hall until they weary of the subject
and he now consoles himself in the hopeful retec
ton that it is bound to come down some of these
times, if the wind blows mother Nature doe,
not desert the world.
Several youths were upset in the AppomattoX
this morning. while going down on Sora shooting
expedition. The decent drenching they expert
euoed will probably be beneficial to them. W.
hope So ARIEL.
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ED TYLER & Co. take as many Portraits in day
as all the operators in the whole State do in week.
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DESPERATE AFFRAY.-The Savannah (Ga) News, OF
Monday has the following account Of an atfray in
which three persons were killed, in Glynn county,
in that State:
man by the name Of Ifornsby, residing about T.
miles from Brunswick. had, with some of his asso-
ciates, been charged with stealing his neighbors
stock, and had been notified by them to leave the
settlement by Tuesday last. Hornsby not comply
ing. several men set out for his house. that day,
for the purpose of forcing him to leave. As they
approached the house on horseback, armed the in
mates fired on the party, killing man by the name
of Rumph, and wounding old man by the name
of Radcliffe and his son, also, wounding the horse
of another of the party, which falling crushed his
riders leg The fire from the house was returned,
aud jlornsby and his wife both killed. A child,
which is supposed to have been in the mother 5
| arms is also badly wounded, and it was thought
would die. In the aifray eight persons were shot,
three of whom were killed. Another OF the wound
ed men, it is thought. will not recover
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rTHE PLACE FOR BARGAINS is at

Il LEYfS.-Just to hand 5000 Cambria Collars to
be sold at ~ cts piece; Chemisettes at Ga cents;
Dlnlty Bands at l215 cents, worth lS' cents; Fine
traSs Linen udkts. at Csc, worth &c., Fine Embro-
dcrsd Cambria Collars, only 50c; Linen dkfs ut o..
CTS; Gents Coored Bordered Hdkfs at l2iac.; Bon
net Ribbons at l2lsc., worth l5slc. Bonnet Ribbons
nj &c worth &c; Cactus Skirts, of the best Gual
y, at 62 &C. worth 75c Misses Hoop Skirts at SEC
Enlbroliered Swiss Collars at lSAac. and 25c. worth
cts; Black Elastic Belts at l21sc; Linen IIdkfs at
l2iac- worth shilling; Fine French MeTnu; Fine
quality MOuslaines and nice Dry Goods Of every do
scription, can be had low Mt
sea JACOB A. LEWIS Is Main ST
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NORTHERN MARKETS

THE OHIO RIVER.
WHEELING, Va, Sept. 23.-The river is III good
.nr.Inr
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GUIDE FOX 7RAVELERS AND OTHERS
RAILROAD LINES.

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND Pc
roMAc RAILROAD, going North, leaves twice every
DAY Sunday evenings exceptet at 645 elk, A. VI.
mi at ~ o'clock T. NJ for the Potomac river, where
, steamer is taken for Washington thence by hail
road to Baltimore, &c
VIRGINIA CENTRAL going North, leaves this cit!
twice daily. Sunday evenings eAcepted,) at o'cocb
A. NJ and ia O'Clock z. VI, far GOrdonsville, where
thry connect with the trains of the Orange and Alex
an,iria Washington, Baltimore, &c.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE-Leaycs Richmond at T
O'clock A. NJ, and connects with the SOuth-Side rOat
at the junction. at ~ o'clock a. NJ, Sundays eX-
,epted. An Evening Train leaves the Depot ever
dav except Sunday, at 80 O'Clock, and connects viii.
the South->iIe at the junction.
RICHMOND AND PETERsBURG-Leayes this city twice
every day, Sundays exccptedJ at 5o'clock A. NJ,
All 2.j5 o'ck =. VI. An accommodation train leaves
here every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at q
o'clock A NJ.
FOR NORFOLK, sc.
The steamer CURTIS PECK, Capt. Sam'i Barnes.
leaves her wharf at Rockets every Saturday, Tues
day and Thursday mornings, at Sc O'Clock A NJ,
aud the GLEN COVE, Capt John Davis, every Mon
lay wednesday and Friday mornings, at So O'Clock
for Norfolk and Portsmouth, touching at all the
REGULAR landings on the river.
FOR NEW YORK, &c.
The steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain Parrish,
leaves every Tuesday evening, at o'clock, for New
York touching at City Point and Norfolk to receive
passengers, &c, leaving Norfolk next morning, al
FOR PHILADELPHIA, &c,
Rv the steamships Pen VIRGINIA
and CITY OF RICHMOND. One of these steamers
leave every Monday and Thursday stopping at City
Point and Norfolk TO receive freight and passengers
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ITO COUNT MERCHANTS AND
a 9TH Frs BUYING CANDIES, by Wholesale
viii find il TO their interest before making their
purchases elsewhere, To give me a call, as am ma
nufacturing CANDIES, in great variety of tyes,
oet Of the best refined sugars, which l warrant to
stand in any climate, equal to any in the United
States and at the lowest prices.
Also, in store, the usual variety of FRUITS PRE-
SERVES, NUTS, CIGARS &C, with large variety
Of TOYS, FANCY GOODS, ACCoRDEONS, &c, at
low prices JAMES MOORE,
81 Main street, opposite st. Charles Hotel.
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Rs- TYLER & Co. have the largest, the finest and
BEST arranged Gallery in Richmond SO what's the
use OF talking
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lOI
Sc 2l-dt26St29th ssSe

sc lI-utzbStZgITlfsgN5
e YANKEE DOODLE CLOCKMAN.
,Ns.Xa Yankee clockman brought to town.
ssx1zD Upon the cars so handy
A case of goods from East way down."
Packed up as nice AS candy
Every way he tried To sell
His clocks-but couldn't do it;
The people all knew very well
They'd seon have cause to rue it,
After wandering all the day,
And trying still in vain,
He chanc'd upon the street to stray,
BY the corner ELEVENTH AND MAIN:
BARTHOLOMEW he saw at work
Aud felt himself quite und0ne;
Il guess Pm spilled or I'm Turk
BY this little man from London"
\. B.-Watches and Clocks carefully repaired nair
Ornaments of every kind made, and Engraving neat
ly executed ut the corner of 18th and Main streets
Richmond, Va. sea
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h2s rouR HUNDRED LIKESEssEs taken daily by
steam at 9 Main street. and the best OF portraits for
10 cents. Go to TYLER Co.'S only
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TO conclude with the great Drama Of
HORSE SHOE ROBINSON.

To be followed by the Comedietta of
ADAY AFTER THE WEDDING
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ADMISSION Dress Circle and Psrquette 80 cts;
mo extra charge for secured sats) Second Tier or
Family Circle q cts Eastern Gallery, expressly ior
Boys only 1877 cts. Western Gallery 2o cts Gaiery
50 eta Doors open at o'clock Overture commence
at 4 before 8. precisely. Box Office open from 10
until 2 and from & unfii g. daily,
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EALL STOCK OF CARPETINGS.-
l. CHRISTIAN LATHROP would invite the at
tention of purchasers to their stock Of Carpctings
comprising:
Rich Tapestry Velvet Carpets
Do do BRUSSELS do
Do English do do
All of the most approved English manufacture.
Sup. Three-Ply and Ingram Carpets, of the best
American make, known.
Low priced Ingram Carpet, from 3712 to Is cts.
Rag and Hemp do
ALS0.-A full assortment of
Mosaic and Velvet Rugs, Door Mats
Crumb Cloths, CT, l0-4 and l2-i Druggets
Stair Carpets Stair Rods, &c, &c.
Curtain Materials
Lace and Muslin Curtains
Piano and Table Covers, some very rich.
Sc q CHRISTIAN Il LArIIR0P.
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METROPOLITAN HALL.

wi
THE GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE
Nagle's American Juvenile Comedians
VIII appear for THREE NIGHTS 0NLY-MoN-
DAY TT ESDAY and WEDNESDAY, Septem-
Der 2sth. 18th and 9th
In series of their UNQUALIFIED ENTERTAIN
MENT5.
These INTELLECTUAL PRODIG1ES, whose de-
linsations Of character have been endorsed by the
ENTIRE Press of every city in which they have ap.
peared as without parallel who have been received
in every instance with UNBoUSDED APPLAUSE are pre-
sented for the first time to the citizens OF Richmond
81 For particulars. see Programme.
sY- Box Office open from 10 to o'clock. Doors
omen at o'cock-Performance commences at :.
H1 Admission Is cents. Secured seats so cents
No half price. Sc Est"
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81 FOR "A very desirable resi-
Iii hence at the corner of Franklin and Sd streets
II mas about rooms with kitchen, and is furnish
ed with gas and water.
The premises are in excellent order and immediate
possession will be given.
large store on Main street, recently occupied by
DR. :. Z. Stmpte has recently been repaired its To-
cation adApts it for almost any light business.
store on Main street, doors below 18th street
reut moderate.
4 stable on Franklin, near 9th street with room
FOR four horses and hack. Apply to
Sc 24-eJd3t TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS.
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nEg2 SPECIAL NoTICE.-The sale of the
invoice of magnificent housekeeping and fancy aIt-
cies will take place this morning at O0clOck, at he
store recently Occupied by ). p. Seple, on NAN, De-
tween 9Th and 10th streets. o, ~, -.
H. b. tdtDh " W., AuCtS
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FALL TRADE, 1857.

We teg leave to invite the attention of Southern
merchants to our large and attractive stock of
FANCY IND STAPLE DRY GOODS
receiving, which in few days will be very COM
plete in all the departments and will comprise the
largest aud most commanding assortment we have
ever had the pleasure to offer friends and Gus
toners.
BY the ships Riga" and Italia Rookh," from
Liverpool to this port, and by various arrivals at
New York, we have received a large portion of our
importation Of
BRITISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN GOODS,
embracing every variety am eng which are many OF
entirely new and beautiful designs.
In Cloths, CasSlmeres and Nestings, Cloaks and
Nantes, Ladies' Dress Goods, Lace Goods and En-
br0iderles, our stock is unusually attractive.
w are also receiving a full assortment of DOMES-
TIC FABRICS Of the most popular styles manufac-
tured
We shall be prepared to exhibit splendid stock OF
READIMADE CLOTHING OF all grades and hav-
ng had 1t manufactured under thoroughly coInpe-
tent superintendent, on the premises, challenge
competition i'll quality and prices, and feel assured
that We can ser inducements in this branch unsur-
passed in this country
We respectfully solicit examination of our stock
which will be much larger than have ever before
exhibited and which cur increased facilities enable
us ts sfer to cash or prompt buyers at prices that
viii meet the competition 81 this any other mar
ket.
Orders will at all times receive our prompt and
personal attention
M G.
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KENT, PAINE & CO.,
N IMPORTERS AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND Do
MESTIC DRY GOODS,
Nos. l63 and los 1kdin Street, Richmond
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A Ill PERSONS having claims against
L the estate of the late Bernard Peyton, will pre-
sent them to me 1T the office of Messrs Peyton 4
Patton for payment, on Sd October, 1857
JEFFERSON PEYTON, Atty.
for JULIA A. PEYTON
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SERVANTS GOODS! WANTS
~ G0ODS!!-We have full supply of Goods for
servants Winter Clothing which are prepared to
sell at the lowest price, say Staunt0n Pulled Cloths
Cassinets Sheep Greys herseys and other goods for
men; LnSeys, Penitentary Plads, North Carolina
Jeans, English Merinos and other goods for women;
together with Blankets, Flannels Hosiery, &c, to
which we invite the attention Of the public.
"a CIiiLES 4 CHENERY.
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-l---l-s--i---------------
ADJUSTMENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.
THREE SPLENDID TIEcEsi

THURSDAY EVENING. SEPT. "a, 1857,
viii be performed the beautiful Drama OF
GRANDFATHER WHITEHALL.
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BEWARE OF SUDDEN CHANGES

BEWARE OF SUDDEN CHANGES
- In tickle climate like ours, where one-third OF
me population suffer from pains of neuralgia or
TO mitigate much suffering by the free use OF POL
LARDS RHEUMATIC LINIMENT, which, by its
wonderful action of the muscular and tendinsus
parts THE body fails to give speedy and per.
manent relief. Prepared ami sold, wholesale and
retail, by JN0. W. POLLARD
seq DruQyist 18th street
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Ep- TYLER Co. employ p frst-cIass artists, the
best in the country
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WANTED-PROPOSALS - To gravel
w the first mile of the Brook Road The plank
to be taken up, and all of il that is sound to b,
stacked at the tollgate. and the space where The
plank was taken up to be filled with good gravel e
the average depth of inches. Work to be done i'm
nediately. Payments. one-third cash, balance By
the middle If January next. Proposals 10 be lrk
with d. j. SAUNDERS, until the 25th of this month
lid
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UTueFs VIII NJ All tlIne5 rec elye our prompt an(
personal attention.
aus KENT, PAINE & co.

CLOSING OUT OF SPRING AND SUM-
~ MER STOCK AT VAL. C0HEN'S, IT'S BROAD
STREET-He has yet on hand more Goods than is de
&irabe at the advanced state Of the season, and will
9er the greatest bargains TO purchasers. Irish
LINEN at 377a cents, worth 6212 cts; TOWELS IS
cts, and some Loo per doz.; Genuine Turkish Bath
ing TOWE Els Sc cts. piece; De Beige ROBES 225 a
Lace Wells at 371a cts piece worth 62ls cts; Elias
tic BELTS l23a cts piece; Best KidGAUNTLETS at
LOO pair, worth LIS Fine White Kid GLOVES at
20 cts, pair; Handsome Embroidered Swiss aud
Cambria BANDS at Is cts; Cactus SKIRTS so cts. a
piece, some for Misses at 81 cts Best quality French
CORSETS at loo and LIS; very cheap Black and
handsome DRESS SILKS; CR0WLEY;S Gold Eye
Needles cts paper few Of the Cheap Goods ut
VAL. C0HEN'S, IT'S Broad ST.
y: b. have in store a very complete assortment Of
HOSIERY for Ladies', Misses, Gents and Boys also
Gentlemens SHIRTS, COLLARS, UNDERSTANDS
Linen and silk POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS to be
sold of at extremely low prices iy 30
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n EW Oh INUO IND UTIUN AT
- No. - MAIN STREET,-SIGN OF TIE RED
~ i.--tlne dollar saved on every fY. spent-Rich
Worked Bands AZ low l2lsc per strip Gents Peck
ct Ildkfs Is Sd worth zoe; Ladys Pocket Hdkf
nom 6ilc, all linen French Worked Collars only
- worth 5oc: Rich Sets Collars and sleeves only
sl beautiful styles French Merinos; Fall Calicoes
low as Cd per yard Cloaks very cheap Hoop Skirts.
Damasks, Napkins, &c. a., &c.
Come and lodge your money at LEWIS
SO - IS Main street
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ss~TYLsR Co. are the only artists who take three
ikeneSSes at one sitting.
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Head OUARTERS-FALL GOODS,

IL lS57.-The subscriber has received his fall sup
ply of Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
also, his stock of Fall Cloths, Cassimeres Sestings
&C. &c, of the latest and most fashionable STYLES
which lie is prepared to make to measure at the
shortest notice and in the latest and most approved
style and cut, aud workmanship, to be surpassed by
none. f.. Il. SPENCE
Se2t No l2a corner of Main and 10Th ct,
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLES, BY
~ EXPRESS T0-DAY.-A lot handsome Cassi.
mere Business Coats, from 81. 80 to l2Oo
Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants, from 500 10 3 90
Fancy Merino and Cashmere Vests, from 50 TO 60O
Received another lot Of those Frieze Cashmere Suits
ut 1890. ~
All in want Of the above Goods, would do well N
drop in and look. before purchasing.
N. WALKER 4 Co
SEES i03 Pearl and Main sra
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WANTED-TO DRUGGISTS-B
W competent Drug Clerk, situation. Address
"A. b." Dispach ONCE. seiT-t
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HALIFAX, Sept. 23.--The steamship Canada with
dates from Liverpool to the 18th inst, arrived here
this morning. Her dates are three days later than
by the Indian.
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Uarpeting at all prices from 25ets 10 the finest qua
lity, q. A. GWATKIN
se23 Opposite Exchange Bank
FALL, lS67.-The undersigned takes
4 great pleasure In Informing his friends aud the
public in general that he Is receiving his stock
of FALL GOODS, consisting Of the most wonderful
assortment Of
TRIMMINGS. FANCY AND VARIETY GOODS
brought 20 this market The Infinite variety of
ELEGANT goods kept in his store defying all powers Of
deserpon, be respectfully invites his customers 10
pefsonai Inspection = HIkSu,
Trimmings and Fancy Store. 800 Broad street
sc A-2ms
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80 WANTED ONE HUNDRED
-, YOUNG MEN for the UNITED STATES
NN MOUNTED SERVICE, to serve in Kansas
~ Nebraska California Texas and New Mex.
Pay from ) l2to $22 per month. Horses accoE-
'renent, slothing food and medical attendance fur
lished free of charge.
For further information, apply at the rendezvous
franklin street, opposite Metropolitan Hall Rich
mond, Virginia. B. II. ROBERTSON
LIST Lieut.. I'd DTagOons
jy 23m Recruiting officer.
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NANTED-A woman, who can COOK.
w WASH and IRON. None without COED recon.
mendations need apply. .. r. BALDWIN
sc l3-ts Franklin st, between I'D and All.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-17
MATURIN L. FISHER

The CHICAGO LAD1Es.-A cores
pondent of the Boston Bee thus crayo-
nizes the Chicago ladies';
Owing to the popularity of the wa
ter, the ladies generally wear a tallow
candle complexion. which does not ad-
NIT of rouge. They have their exten.
sive dry goods and jewelry stores. and
wear out costly silks and muslins by
trailing them in the streets, as do the
gentle creatures in New York. Crino-
line is worn at all times, though diff
cult to manage on the heavy grades Of
the sidewalks. Like mules, they are
sure footed, and get through the doughty
mud Of the streets, with an agility al
once surprising ard amusing. They
do not wear wells. the parasol-handle
sucking is carried on as at other places
with the exception that they bite the
Ivory off in minute pieces, and chew it al
if slate pencil. The hours of recrea
ton are twelve, viz three for sitting OF
the stoop in the morning; three for look
ing out Of the windows after midday
three for promenade in the afternoon
and three for entertainment in the even
ing. Regular habits are conducive t.
health.