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~ y j. TX :,
Froni7i7 street, opposite htrm'nlTdn HaH
We aro very well aware that much is often FRO
MED in an advertisement which in reality never
.llnll"-nor never be by the parties advertising
also. that high sounding names and great pIeten-
ions often RES upon hnmhng basis. suffice 1t for
1S (" say, that Uc have tn" largest Jobblng Dyc-
inrss South of New York and arc prepared to do
properly. every style Of work undertake, or adj
'crtis" ir. 1t is aim and determinations to pro7e
- the inhabitants of Virginia that ut least 50 far
pur business is ncHrned, good work can be done
iG the city of Richmond, in any city of the Union,
and what is Worc, we will accomplish II ut any cost.
We have constantly specimens of work on hand and
take pleasure ia exhibiting the same and rely upon
"nr atiiitie- Dyers, rather than upon the length
of borrowed Advertisements.
Sc IS-6t* DENNIS & BRO.
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VARIETY,

RERRIEN'S PAINT BRUSHES, Dus-
~ ters and Branding Brushes, a comg,ste assort-
msnlt Of all sizes, for sale BY
WIN. SATTLER 4 Co, !
SET I42 M.ln street
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A FRAME BUILDING AT AUCTION.
n IN MANCH HESTER VIII be sold at auction.
=. the highest bidder the building known the
MANCHESTER AFRICAN BAPTIST CHUbCH, q
he removed in ten days from the day 81 sale The
sale will take place on the prem ses, on THURSDAY
next the Eth, AT O'Clock. =. 81.
TrRNs made known at the hour Of sale.
80 ll-St* COMMITTEE.
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BY Dunlop, Moncnre Il Co.

BY Dunlop, Moncnre Co.
CUGAR, M0LASSES, &c, AT AUG
- TI0N.--On FRIDAY. the 18th int, commencing
Mt n o'cIeck we will sell at o',r Auction store:
I6S hnds. Port - kico and \. crieaDs SUGAR,
ranging from fair 10 choice qualty.
100 barrels prime quality New Orleans and Mus
coyado MOLASSEc
Sc hhds Porto Rico aud Muscovsdo M0LAS-
SIS BRANDY, SOAP, MUSTARD and 9TH
er articles suited 10 the trade.
TERMS-U ngur 500 dollars each; yer Sifh M ntlf
credit for approved negotiable paper.
ga sale without regard to weather.
s., 10 DUNLOP NONCuKf & Co, Aucts.
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rI'HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
JAMES b. McCAw, Medical Examiner.
80 t5-3t
TIVE MUTUA. BENEFIT LIFE IN.

VNHE MUTUA.. BENEFIT LIFE IN
l. SURASCE COMPANY insures lives on az IA
ynral,e terms ne any good company IN the country
and there is none that Offers better security the as
SuFcd.
Dividends PAID to the INSURED to june LIST, ~
iho1......- 80 al "a
Losses PAID tot the ENSURED 20 June 3ll 9>a W
and over TWO AND HALF MILLIONS left to pay future
losses Pamphlets, Reports, and any Information on
the subject will be- given by application az statioh
20 i isenst KNOWLES Il wALF0RD.
DEARLY WHITE TEETH, sound and
l. healthy and perfutned breath, can lac obtained
by using bOWDEN's DENTAL FLulD-rr,sc22m-
mended by Drs. PIeasapts, Hndson, mcConneii, AZ,
Richmond and Dentists and Physicians every
where. FOR sale by 6E0. D0wDEN. Druggist;
.b 9TH and Broad SITS.
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THOMAS r. PRICE & co,
Wholesale and Retail. Dealers.
81 2l-t6cNlm ~ Man street


4rr,,rA5Ss y PURGE 4sTSC RICHMOND MAD. STovEs.
HOY are Tnsir II the best material and extra heavy,
- a, 20 stand the i'll usage 81 servants. Broken
4tes can be conveniently replaced AZ moderate
..-t Thy warranted To operate to the satstSC-
zen e the purchaser. They cost M more per pound
taNn the Northern stoves
N1li-sA .- waCeTnptu AT the Foundry. Retail trade
s.r.lipi p, the clty dealers.
Those Works have been in successful operation fer
p-,rIy ~iN years AUi have acquired a high rcputa-
IN Tor tne luai.ty Of their manufactures.
ASA SNYDER.
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se3F4 SPECIAL NOrICE.-My customers

AMI fru lis viii now be able 10 enter my store from
Nam street. Remember the nunIhcT. -
Nm. IRA SMITH,
sa4 ia Main 81.
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Ey~ BOARD OF TRADE OF RICHMOND
H0gACE l.. KENT, Pres't T. B. BENTLEY, Trcas'r
WILLIAM b. IsAACs, Secretary.
Cnansttee Of Arbitration
WILLIAM :. DOMAIN, Chairman:
L. " t}I.1rRFooK JAMES H. pUPUv,
7 W McCAScg l.. D. CErTsHAT.
m Tia
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65P FAIRBANKS SCALEs.-Every per-
snu using SCALES should only Use the best, which
can always be had oil FaIrbank's agents,
MESSRS. CLARK lN. ANDERSON co.
aa7-2Tn NO. 100 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEE : IL OF VALUABLE
l. FAKM OF ~ ACRES Or LAND. NEAR TIL r..
BROOKE PLANK ROAD, ADJOINiN THE
LANDS OF JOHN B. CRENSuAW AND OTHERS,
IN THE COUNTY OF HENRlCO.-iD execution "i
the provisions Of Deed of Trust, dated the 18th dag
of January $50 from Luther X. kens to as Trus-
Tee and III the request of the creditor therein
cured shall proceed to sell AT public auction, Tn
premises. on TUESDAY, the I'D day Of September,
1857 at IA o'clock =. NJ, OF iar ii not, the nvAt
f,ir day. the above very valuable Farm, on which
there is a comfortable dwelling house. besides corn
house barns stables, and other necessary out-hoUs-
n,W occupied by the sad Luther X. Keins dIoininx
the lands of nr. John VI. Ladd, Mr.. pr. Chamber
lay ~ and others. The place Is 30 well known that
further description is deemed s-e!css.
TERaS-Very liberal, TO be made known on the day
Of sale ". GDDDIN, Trustee.
sale by GODpIN 4 APPERsoS, Aucts So ~
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angATRrnAy A. PARKER, successor 4

pa~GEoRGE B. STEEL, Dentist, Office
and re-idence No 81 on Main, between 9Th and 9Th
strc'ts. Richmond, Va. my &-ly
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

N DRUGS, MEDICINE AND
~ CHEMICALS
L. P. JOHNSTON BRO, lis Main ST., Rich
mond, Va, wholesale and retail dealers in Drug
Medicines and Chemicals, Dye otuffs, Painters Co
Tors aud Brushes &C., now receiving their usual
additions To their present stock making our sssor-
lnent full and complete. Country merchants, Phy-
aicans and Planters requested TO call and
mine our stock and prices. Personal attention given
to packing and forwarding floods. The purity of
every article sold from establishment warranted
z. JOHNSTON Il BRO,
sell DruUQisfS a NJ rits
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VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELL

n
ING ON THE SOUTH EIDE OF MAIN, EE-
TWEEN SIXTH AND SfN ENTiI STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTlON.--Will DO sold on THURSDAY.
the 2lth day OF September, 1857, on the premise,
mmencing AT IA ocl0ck. p. NJ, the large and al
mirdbly arranged tenement located ~ above now in
The occupancy oi Mrs. Saml Reeve. The lot fronts
~ feet, extends in rear 80 fee; 70 alley. The
dwelling large and conveniently arranged having
all the modern Improvements, such as gas, water,
baths, Besides ample SERVANTS apartments, il
has an excellent brick stable ami carriagr-h"u4r.
he favorable location Of this property recommends
il to the merchant professional gentleman. POI
session given 1T Of October next
TERMS: 0nc-third cash. balance at one and two
years, for n gotahle notes t!niereSt payable halt
yearIy,) secured BY "A trust deed
&c Is GODDIS APPEKSOS, Aucts.
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NEW GOODS, JUST RECEIVED.
Metallic Hoop Skirts
Children's Cactus Skirts, at 371k cents each
Debeges, ~ cents a yard great bargain
100 pieces of those soft unfressed Bieached Cot
tons, gard wide, at l2ls cents
Irish Linens very cheap
Fine French woven Basoms
Black Silks. cheap
Berages. at l2t9 cents per yard
Linen Busters, at 81 each
At the old Established Bargain Emporium Of
anN ALFRED MOsEs. h3 Main Stree,
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TWO SMALL TENEMENTS-ONE on
l. THE WEST LINE OF ol>T, BETWEEN
MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS AND Tilt
OTHEE On THE EASE LINE OF FESABLE ST. o.,
XEAk TO islH STREET, At AUCTION.-WilI be
sid, at auction, on THURSDAY. the Eth day Of
Scntenbcr, 1871. commencing at ~ o'clock, on
the premises. two Framed Ienenents, located -
Wade and is we'll arranged for q small Grocery and
Dwelling aud both command faiT rents.
TERNs-One-fpurih cash; balance ~ 2. and .
nCuths for negotiable notes, interest added, secured
hy a trust deed, or title retained
20 10 GUDDIN a APPERSOS, hucts.
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BSy~ UNION FEMALE INSTITUTE, RICH.
Aoxp, yA-Elder Ro +. STuBRs and Rev. y. NJ IRA
WICK PrincpuIs-This Institution will open on the
9Th September. and close 18Th July, embracing Nv"
terms Of months each, at the following rates per
term. viz: Board $50; Tuition i'll I'll" primary
branches $40 complete English course SI5 Ancient
ana Modern Languages, each s.; Painting, Drawing.
Sc. each g.: Music the Piano 80
All fees payable quarterly in advance
4. G. STUBS.
20 dim Secretary Y. +. ].
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DRY GOODS.
L'ALL AND WINTER GOODS, 1857.
WILLINGHAM g. TARDY,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERS OF
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOD s,
NO. 49, PEARL STREET, RICHMOND, II.
We ask the attention OF the Merchants of Virginia
North Carolina ami Tennessee to lar stock vi
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
now in store consisting OF all descriptions Of Goods
to be found in stock well and carefully selected,
both in Foreign and Domestic fSbr's With every
facility possessed by the most favored to get UP their
stock on good terms, and with every disposition to
make sales at small profits, they with Confdenc- ask
from buyers examination Oi their stock.
o SO S-dlm WILLINGliAM & TARDY.
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~ EALL. 1877.


,t.IYY y zero CLOTHING, BLANKETS, &c
1ig.l> 4 PRICE s 60. have made arran yenlents
: r4p.l.. q is--e and extensive assortment Of Ne
~. ~, ,y'tuIns Caars, Mooieus, Blankets. &c, 10
- M. tu,..~ the Kttep;iou OF the Merchants
49,, I.4uicrs and TTAce:s Of Wiz GINA aud n
Hls..r,;o,,s are bought directly from the Agents
.-fv,Ii.ts-,urrGs. upon the very best terms, aud
E- rut 81 the lowest Rates such Goods can be sold
-, IN. ,,r at houses in the country.
81, nro NV making large additions TO their
,,.-k ID tl,s department.. among them the follow
Nrs~c Blankets. fSr"y Plsii Linseys, -, 50 and
hlfs. al! -sEr> aud -
"..ls, Ptnl;cn;ary Plaids
Nav, sheep Groys Cont pIsi o2usburRs (for out
t.ri.4 wumcu)
s-s-f.t,fsy Twi.ls 30. Do Carolina Jeans do. do.
k....s. tr~' maker. Bel Blankets. 1914. Ia,
r..,.-at. t!oy house ser - and l34
,a-.,f Bro. aud Bleached Sheet
r.,..r tl7uArurSs iugs, = (. lo4 aud l24
.n.i - Brown Cotton Rid Cotton tall brands)
g.s..4 a ,ih. Jflr utruy kerSeys for women, &C.
al D., e,sfy arrival thr'u khput the season, in
,!.tea 20 = Mid supply OF Imported and Do
-7.s,- tfs.>. they vii receive full ana ces pets
[.-.-t7len: NJ CURTAIN GOODS. such as Lace and
Muslin Curtains Rrocstellcs, sat lie Laines Curtain
ns-t-b> N1rernS, Ts~seis, Cord, Gimp-, FTinSSs,
I..sgs Carufo: Ladies Fur Capes, NiCtorines aud
T-e.. part GUITARS of which viii be given in future
advertisement. -.. . ..,, - -
THOMAS X. PRICE & co.
Wholesale and Retail. Dealers.
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NkEAT BARGAiNS.-Until the 10th
~ September, we will offer our stock of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods at greatly reduced prices. Many
Of them at aad below cost. The assortment Is com
ploe and will be kept so by constant supplies from
the Northern markets:
Black and Colored Flounced Silks
Do do. Bayedere DO
Blk Gro de Rhine and Mourning SID
Orgordie and Barege Robes
Plain and Printed Bareges
Tt. DO. Grenadines
Printed LAWS End JacOnets
Plain and Printed Mouslain de Letrcs
Rombazines Alrncas, Tamtse end Carton C'ofh
Fren ,h, English end American Prtuts
Brilants ar GiDghan's
French Wrought Collars and Sleeves
NaHjncepnes do. Do
Jaconot Edges and Ipsertings
Swiss do. do.
Thread Laces and Edges
Bobbin and Lisles Edges and lnsertfngs
BLACK Lace Vets and Nantes
Spring and Fall Shawls
HeIn'd and Embroidered Cambria hukh
Kid Silk and LisIe Thread Gloves
Silk andGa ze Merino fests
Umbrellas and Parasols -
White and Colored Marseles and Btnity quits
Table Dalnask and Napkins
Linen and Cotton Sheettng
BIeached and Brown Shifting
White and Colored OsuRhurgs
Sleeps Grey Sattinetts, Eulied cloths
Plain and Plaid Linseys
And every other article usually kept in flrst Class
retail Dry Goods Store.
jy e PARKER. NMao w.
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O. TO NJ Z X & II AN rs
III MAIN STREET.

10 y. y TtYTGR has row On hand -
III large and vsFi,i azet r'fntat Of CHINA
Lass ana EAETHFNW tKF, t,uh' arlna almost
ever, variety 81 article ~ hs l're nf hrsine~ Also
TABLE CUTLERY, F1atrtBAsTDpa SpthINs and
Forks; Britannia CUFftk AMI rFA puTa Urns
Painted Toilet Sets, LAMPS. CANbEllABkAS.--
Alsq tire. and Hlnck TEAS. ~ tn hrst araity at
New York prices. biicf which 10 IS wsifA nted in
saying he sell ss t"yy m any hoTse N the city
10 country merchants he II PREPARED n ofhr a fnc
icrlninecl 10 be undereoli by nnr Other house
call with view 10 examination ~ his stock and
prices il respectfully solicited. r. PPM
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.IIT-,.Tk FOR LYNCNBuRG.

s,ss.s2s-~--aItl...E " " tNtttBD XII
-@----~-A-AlsEs COX'S LINE FREIGHT BOATS
li.e oniS regular line between here and LiNCH-
HUR G, three times week TUESDAYS, THUkE-
DAYS ANA SATURDAYS.
Canal Boat OLIVIA. Captain Jos. s. WILKINSON.
THJS. ". JOHNS, Capt. CgSs. =. JOIN
son.
TEMPEST. Capt. JONI DosALD.
I" TENNESSEE. Capt. GEo.'N. CLsRKE.
NAPOLEON. Capt. 6Eo. q. LATsE
LYNCHbURG, Capt A. y. JOHNSON.
These are fret class Boats. commanded by expert
enced Capri kns, and cargo of eoG h boat insured.
Fur freight, apply ~ NM. y. cox, Agt.
~ the Shed on Dock street.
an ln-ts In Old Uas House.
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kag~ Dr.. CooSs, LATE OF Sr. Louis,
Ho-Jffce and residence 81 street, west side, he
tween Marshall and Clay streets NH lo-dbm
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Mo EXCUSE ron BAD BREAp--Use Pres
son Merril's celebrated east Powtsr, the best
article new in u.e and yaa will never fail IL having
good and wholesome Bread. A supply last received
by y. JOHNSTON Bro
pNxxists.
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WI NJ MIN II 1 II 1''N'''.'
II o. Whitfield. wholesale and retAh dealer IN
shIugles Mahogany aud Lumber Of every EeScrlr'
t"H. Dce and yard corner Of Cary ana 10Th streets
Eicnuiona Va my lg-l6m*
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or NICUOLAS SALOON,

CT. NICHOLAS SALOON,
- TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND ALL.
ask the attention ot those who in want OF lain
and French Confectinnary, to give me call and cX-
anime my stock as they will find it to their sdv8n-
age to dose, il being tn only establishment of this
kind this side of New No that say thar If keeps
= complete and full assortment Of imported French
Confectionery aud Candies of my own make at whole
sale prices. 4. ANTONI.
Next door to the Exchange Bank,
sells opposite Kent, Paine Il Co.
~ NE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
Il COMPANY OF NEW Y0RK.-The assets of
the Company amount to over 81 20 f0n and are Gu
trely CASH, and are invested on bond and rtgage,
on real estate in the city and State Of New York
valued at more than so 0ts,nAo
Tho transactions of the Company are exclusively
in cash Premiums are received in cash only, and
losses are paid in cash.
TN. condition of the Company may he inferred
from the fact that the receipts of the year ending
3I-t January 1871 0i5 235 Hare nearly equal u
oneaf the entire losses OF the Company for the last
FOURTEEN YEARs-s2 30i $40 ls-Whs the nett in
crease Of its for the same year was S6l0t9 81
o. +. BRESEE, Agent,
At Valley Insurance Office.
JAMES b. McCAw, Medical Examiner.
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GRANITE FRONT TENEMENT, ON
VI FRANKLIN, NEAR To WALL STREET, FOR
SALEAT AUCTIbN.-Wi be sold on THURSDAY,
I7th September 1857, on the premises, commencing
Mt oclDck tho granite front tenement, located
as above adjoining the York Town Hotel. IL is adj
mirably adapted Tor retail st1re-being an excel
lent stand for business
months for negotiable rotcs, interest added and Ii
lie retained, till last uoto ~ rsid.
Sc 10 tbbbtN a AfPEkStN, Ancts.
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BOARDING, &c.

MRS. FRANCES A. CROUCH, having
ivA dcsirably located residence, would receive
two Ladies or four school Girls, ~ BOAKDERg IN
and 4th streets se i5-ltt
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HE1p DR.. JOHN .. WALIHALL, KIUHH'HU-
TNlhis offers his professional services 70 the citi-
n Of Richmond aud it's vicinity. once AT his re-
s'n' nce GA Leigh street. two doors from sth
l-iIma
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,NARPETlNGS, CURTAIN GOODS, sc.
1857 FALL! 1857
DIH q,

sNARPETlNGS, CURTAIN GOODS, &C.
1857 FALL! 1857
RICHARDSON & co.
arc prepared to exhibit this season, at their e,r
CARPET WAKE-Ru0Ms, No. IS MAIN ST..
and price of goods in their line that they have ever
had and which they feel satisfied will rarely be seen
lecturers large portion ot their goods and carefully
selecting from the best factories in this country huS
ers likely to get the full rane OF their money
from them as anywhere else in the United states.
TN- In CAKPETINGs, they offer
English yclyets: a ESIra lng tn
Super Brltsscls common do.
American Nrlvets venetian,
H Complete ssiEorincrt of RUd$. n0oR MATS,
Cocoa MATING, &c. nlway. on h2nd.
Their stock OF CURTAIN MAIEltl Ais ), is nm Hy-
tons OF goods used in making Crrtalns-from ne
plsine<t 70 the richest styles, With sn'ta"y TIKI
MINCS. &c. o
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
PIANO COVERS &c.
They have and will hereafter keHr. more eyt"n-
svc supply then they have heretofore done, OF WIN
p'" 'ii'''' KiCHARDSUN & Co, oj Main ST.
~ They will have CAKttTS. CURTAINS, Vim
DOW SHADES ard OIL CLOTHS nipE 20 ORDER.
Sc 7-2ns
IrALL OPENING of
l. GENTLEMfN'S FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
We are now ready to show those beautiful Side
BanHs Clarendon suits
basket Cashmere Frocks and Business Sacks
Pelesier Counter Coats. something new. and OF
very beautiful style, the fashionable Coat OF
Tic S'''0n ALSO,
Handsome lot of Side Band Cashmere rants
Large lot Of Fall, Merino and silk yests; at
n. WALkER h CO.'S,
SEA ln3 corner Pearl aud Nam streets
NTOTICE.-HERB DocToR JOHN ME-
~ YER begs leave to announce to his patients. rnd
the nublic generally that he removed his offce 10
the northwest corner of Franklin am Governor
streets. -, a.
Ulcers. Eruptions of the Skin, Rheumatism 6c
&c. cured in the shortest space Of time. Hts Melt
rines are manufactured by himself, and OF purely
rrg'fnbie nature
peniiv cnred Sc -l2t
ATACKEREI., GIBBED AND CUT HER
100 bbl,. 30, :, Medium and Small MACkEREL
lv'osso Ibis. James River Hydraulic CEMENT
500 bbls Rosendale CEMENT, assorted brands
4D bhls. No. | Cacined PLASTER
1850 bbls. Rockiand LIME
ltno bush. Plastering HAIR
100 tons Lump PLASTER
1850 y Tobacco Bones
so cases Preserved LOBSTPRS fresh
300 bbls tiibbed IiERRINGS
5000 sawed SHINGLES
BRIDGFoRD CO..
On the Dock.
hs-Storage room can be had for $4,000 bushels OF
wheat. Sc Is. W.
DUPTURES RADICALLY CCRED.-DR.
IL SHUMAN'S TRUSS FOR THE RADICAL
CURE OF RUPTURE.-We have now on hahd fine
assortment of those Justly celebrated instruments,
which have produced numerous cures among Wen
known citizens of Richmond to whom we viii most
cheerfuliy refer The Truss is ali that 10 is repre-
serte to be- and persons who aborIng under this
formidable disease and who really wish 10 De cured,
have now an opportunity Of doing so, and are re-
aneated TO call and examine the instrument Tor them
selves. Any one at distance obtain all neces-
gar information by addressing
JACKSON Il 90, No. " Main street,
Richmond. Va,
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and have iound them 10 give general satisfaction,
h'th s. to quality and operation. The firm OF g. v
YUs 4 TO IRE tioyS prepared to furnish the trade
rI,h aay description OF these desirable stores,
CuAS. d. YALE,
an 79-9ro 100 Main street.
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RICHMOND STOVE WORKS,

For nearly SIX years have been supplying IN
patrons principally with the stoves manufactured Il
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FALL TRADE, 1851.

We beg leave 70 invite the attention of Southern
merchants to our large and attractive stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
now receiving which in few days will be very com
plete in all the departments, and will comprise the
largest anu most commanding assortment we have
had the pleasure to offer to our friends and Cns
toners.
BY the ships Riga" aud "Islla Rookh,' from
Liverpool to this port, and by various arrivals at
New York, We lave rcceiYeda large portion OF orr
Importation of . 1900
BRITISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN GOODS,
embracing every variety, aiming which are man! OF
entirely new and beautiful designs.
In Cloths, OtsSimeres and Nestings, Cloaks and
Mantles Ladies' Dress Goods Lace foods and En-
broi6cries our stock is unusually attractive.
We are also receiving full assortment OF DOM les
TIC FABRICS of tie most popular styirs manufac-
tured.
We shall lie prepared 10 exhibit splendid stock of
REAnY-MADE CLOTHING OF all Rradee. and har-
ing had II manufactured under thoroughly compe-
trnt supariatendcrts on the premises, we cheeuGe
competition in quality and prices, and feel assured
that we can offer Inducements in this branch rnsur-
PASSED in this country r.,
We respectfully solicit an examin'ton cf our stock
which will be much larger than We have ever before
exhibited and which our increased fneiuties enaote
us TO offer to cash prompt buyers at prices ihat
will meet the competition of this or any other mar
'kPt.
orders will at al times receive our prompt END
personal attention. ,.>usco
u2j KENT. FAME q w.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-29

- Judge DRuNMoND has been making
revelations of Mormcnism which has brought
ont some revelations of his own charac-
ter, which prove that he was very well
qualified for an association with the Saints
before he went TO Utah. He resided at
Oquawka, Illinois, at the time he was APP
pointed Chief-JusAce of Utah; the paper of
that town tells the following tale of the Salt
Lake Judge:
lie left his wife and family here to go TO
Utah, and by the time he had reached the
Missouri river, according to a correspondent
of the New York Tribune, who appears to
hate been travelling on the same boat, Judge
Drufhmond was accompanied by his beauti-
full and accomplished WIFE" The press in
this place well knew his peridy, but out OF
regard TO the feelings of his family. remained
silent. After Drunimond's resignation and
return to the States. he seemed to eviDee nc
desire to visit his family. When it was an
nounced through tile press that he was in
Chicago, Mrs. Drunimond proceeded thithel
to seek an Interview with him; ard although
she stopped at the same hotel. and remained
one night while he was there, lie managed t.
screen himself front her sight, ard the mex
morning stealthily got aboard of the trair
and came TO this place, and took two Of hi
children away with him. His wife Remained
in Chicago. seeking in vain for her faithles
husband, and then returned home only {,
have more bitter pang added to her alreaci,
broken heart, TO find that her children haC
been spirited away, she knew not where.