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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-10

L,pLAyD NARRIAGEs.-Every Laplander, however
poor, has his dozen or two dozen deer, and the
Docks Of ii iapp CroSuS amount sometimes to Swo
thousand head As soon rs a young lady is borr--
after having been duly rolled in the snow-she il
lowered by her father with a certain number of
deer, which are Immediately branded with her mi.
tials. aud thenceforth kept apart as her especial
property. In proportion rs they increase and null.
tipiy does her chance improve of making good
match. Lapp courtships conducted pretty
much 10 the same fashion as Ia other parts Of the
world The aspirant, as soon as he discovers that
he has lost his heart, goes off in search of friend
aud a bottle Of brandy. The friend enters the
tent and opens simultaneously the brandy and his
business while the lover remains outside, engaged
in hewlug wood, or some other mental employ
ment. If after the brandy and the proposal have
beesa duly discussed. the eloquence of his friend
prevails, he is himself called into the concaye, and
the young people are allowed TO rub The
bride then accepts from her sutton Il present of a
re ndsrrs tongue. and the espousals considered
conclud d. The marriage does not take place for
two or tin years afterwards, and during the in-
terval the Intended is obliged to labor in the ser
vice "f his iather-in-law.-Lord UaGeriIlS Letters
froE, Huh LdtjtGdcs.
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EAlILTON, EASTER & co,
New Marble Building,

Ms 100, FOL and 203 Baltimore Street.
BALTIMORE,
Have now in store {mosty of their own iHlportatonl
0ig It Tic largest and most complete Stocks IN ti.0
Uaitei States, embracing
STI KS and SILK GOODS of every class
DREs3 CtbuDS-a very large stock
IRISH LINENS, LINEN q tODS and
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES OF every descrip
MOURNING GOODS
CLOAKS MANTILLAS and SHAWLS
carbohydrates. LACES, HOSIERY, GLOW rs
BLlNKETS, QUILTS, DOMESTIC GOODS
And every article required by FARMERS and
PLANTERS for SERVANTS USE ,,
nSy- RETAIL Rooms on first foor-the PRICES
affixed to each article, from which no deviation Is
nay sS- WHOLESALE ROOMS on the second and
.l;cJ OIoTs oc 2S-d3m
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,NFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL
'Fivata ruoms..... tolls
.. u 1. rrr,rnnrnnt.i III do. anA.r1.I


AR- BY agreement this day entered into between
the Faculty of the Medical College and the attending
Ply sicsns Of Bellevue Hospital in addition 10 the
usual weekly charge q fee varying from So to $50
will be demanded of patients requiring Surgical
operation The particular charge for any specified
operation alay be ascertaDed beforehand by appcs-
ton 20 the Resident Physician the Attending Ply
sicians and Surgeons Of either institution.
4ttend,nS SarCsog1s.-PTois. Gibson, Feticoss and
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voIrArRgs Ep.eRAM oN FR4D4RIck THE GREAT

"Klng author, philosopher, poet, mu ,ician,
Precursor, economist, bard, politician;
How had Europe reIuiced if Ch istlan he'd been
This was handed about Berlin, and shown to that
great legislator. the prussian monarch, who deemed
il a libel, because it true and instead of EN-
ployug a counsel. fling au information and taking
other tedious methods, took more summary way
OF Furnishing the author, who, he knew, must be
Volt lire, that time resident at Berlin. lie sent
his sergeantat arms, not with mace aud scrap of
parch nent. but with such an instrument as the
English drummers for the good of the foot SOL
diers who commit any offence against the law mill
tary. The Prussan hero went 10 the house of the
poet, and told he came by his Majesty's special
command, TO reward him for an epigram on his
royal master, by administering thirty lashes Gu
his naked back. The poor philosopher knew that
remunstrance was vain. and after submitting with
III. b.st grace he could, opened the door and made
a farewell c0age to his unwelcome visitor, who did
not cfTcr depart hut told him. with the most
G-rmanic gravity " that the ceremony was not Vet
Concluded for that the moLa. Gu he had the honor
OF serving must be convinced that his mission was
punctutIy fulfilled on which account he Mast
hav d receipt his also submitted to- and
given IN the manner and form following:
s. 6eceived frem the right arm of Conrad Bachof-
fer, tn rty lashes Oh my naked back, being in full
of epgram on Frederick, King of Prussia by
Volraire. Fire Y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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~ are now opening large aud extensive stock Of
Clocks, Watches, Geld Jewelry and Fancy Goods 81
every description suitable for the trade and which
VIII be sold extremely low. 10 render sales Call Ut
"a Main street.
se Ats LARUs & SHINE.
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DOGGETT & ANDERSON.

UPH0LSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERa,
Corner OF Governor and Franklin Sts.)
IT Az b received their Fall Stock of
A French aud American Paper HHugngs, all quail
tiles Floor on Cloths, Curtain Goods, Cornces and
Trimmings. Window Shades, Mattings, and many
other articles in the line of business which will be
sold at moderate prices We also keep on hand and
make to order Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows,
CURED iiaI aud Shuck Mattresses, of the b. st quail
ity. and all other work In line executed by the
most con petent workmen, with the strictest desire
to give satisfaction portion of public patronage
is respectfully solicited. az 2S-:m
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''o' '''''H'' CHILEs & CHENERY.
low Is IT that LEWIS store is al

HUW Is IT thAt LEV ; store IS al
L ways crowded with customers? The reason
why is that he is selling the greatest bargains in the
city. Embroidered Hdkfs at l2a cts, worth 30 cts
Collars at o. cts worth l21s Cts Collars at all pr
ces scld at half their value: Cambria and Dimjty
Bands in the greatest profIson, and sold at 20 per
cent below the regular prices; SteIla ShawlS and
Scars; Hoop skirts at IS cts: Collars at 1884 Cts
worth 50 cts; Colored Bnrdered idkfs. at 37}e cts
worth - ctS Linen Colia at I2e cts ali kinds of
Trimmings sold very low; Linen Cambria ndkfs. ut
o. eta. piece; Bonnet Ribbons at l2ls cts worth
ls2z cts Bonnet Ribbons at ls-. lS5z, 23 81 and
49, cts all OF which aIe worth great deal more
Ii you want to secure bargains in Dry Gaods. you
must go to JACOB A. LEWIS,
NOS II Main street
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CIGARS.-Another lot of Regina or
~ Queen tegalia brand, which have been giving
such annsual satisfaction: also, few thousand at
Favored Havana Cigar imported. Aiso, Principe
other ehuice brands. now In store for sale by
oc - JOHNSTON Bro, Druggists,
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Day GOODS.
$4,000 WORTH raH oH DRY GOODS,
AT PRIME COST,
FOR CASH ONLY
DRY GOODS.

no ABATEMENT OR VARIATION IN PRICES,
We offer our entire st.c& ut prime cost, to raise
money and To quit the business. We cannot afford
to sell OH credit AMI there Is prospect of making
cash sales, except at great sacrifice, which we have
determined to make 10 close out our stock entirely
by the LIST January. and stop expenses. Our stock
is FRESH and embraces every thing usually found il
frst-class Dry Goods H0use, consis ting IN part Of
aheetngs AID Shirtings, every description
Bed Blankets and Negro Blankets
800 pieces Fnlled Cloths, SattiDets, and kerSeys
and Linseys
Flanncs, IwcGds and Jeans
House keeping Goods, Of every description
large stock Dress Silks
Ricl. Paris De LANES and Mouseianes
VaIeuces, Poplins, and French and English Me
riuos
French. American and English Prints
f3ombiZines and AlpaCas
Cloaks, >hawis and ScartS
Wide Black and COlored Yelvets for Cloaks
Ladies Cloths. all colors
Hosiery Gloves Hdkfs and Embroideries of all
the styles
Cloths Csssilneres, Festinys, Tweeds and Jeans
GenilrIneII's Shawis. tTlyatS and ScaTf5.
We invite early call from all: object is to
off our stock for money, as RAPIDLY us possible.
". z. PERKINS & Co,
&C i6-lm III Eagle SqaaTe.
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au 29-ts Opposite the Exchange Bank.
A LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE =

n For sale my Farm Of 81 acres in Albeinarle
UNITY adjoining j. o. Massey Sneed and Others;
six miles from Charlottesville, two and half from
the Virginia Central Railroad and two from the Ri
wanna improvement. one hundred aud twenty
acres-one-third bottom land are cleared enclosed
and highly mpr, we'd. All necessary cut buildings
and well of first rate water on the premises.-
Terms liberal. If preferred, an exchange will be
made for Richmond property. Address NE at Rich
mond OF call ut my Office, corner of Franklin and
Governor streets s. A. HART
Ism
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THE CROWNED HEADS AT STUTrGARDr-ip Amer.
lean lady who witnessed the pageantry Of the
meeting OF the royal families in this city. gives n
full description of the scene and of the great per
sonages present, from which we copy the subjoined
paragraph:
THE emperor Of France wears red pants. has
short legs; they remind me of speech once made
about his legs. Idne say you Remember it, The
EMPEROR OF itussa Is an eiegantlooking man; his
ftmily are noted for their beauty. The Princess
Il a l. the htu'tsomest woman in Europe. The
Imp ess o. Russia is regal looking one These
lsls We're dressed in white noir antique silks: a
str pc Of white five six inches wide and a stripe
OF the same width covered with the richest flow
ers here; and then in the white stripe there was
immense bunch of flowers.
ireaseS all something in the IN mo at Ie
hip bonnets with white feather md magnificent
lace nantles. cannot forgive the queen of Greece
for being fat, fair, round-fsced red faced Jolly
Looking wonlan. i expected TO see a maid of
A'hens,' ana don't like my ronances dispelled.
was standing just behind the Queen Of Holland;
she turned ami asked me for my countrymau, Mr.
Clarke was quite surprised as had not been
presented to her. The Queen of Holland i, a mo t
cultivated aud elegant woman-still very hand
gene, though she has grandson. che speaks En-
gilsh perfectly, aud is. perhaps. the most accom-
plished woman in Europe. In the afternoon the
Emperor and Empress of Russia left here. The
IT men emperor said till the next day. On leaving
here the Emperor of France gave fifteen thousand
raics to ths poor and twenty thousand TO the ser
wants OF the Kings household. To tlh,se who
waitet on him personally he gave each gold
watch and chain. TO the Abide camp Caesar
Ber"idinsen, appointed him by the King, he gave
buttons OF onyx and diamonds, which cost an enof-
nous sum; and to Count Urdul Marechal de Ia
Cana, he gave snuff box with An immense
diamond Ia the centre. The Emperor of Russia
also gave hanasonely; so the poor of StuttY.rat
have resped golden harvest"
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DEMOVAL.-Dr. PLUME has remove,

EMOVAL.-Dr. PLUME has removed
~ his Office to the third house. South Of Trinity
Church. South side and about one hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel Dr. y continues to treat all
syphltic and gonorrhdal complaints and having had
much practice in this line, Gtters himself that he
give yery general satisfaction. cell from those in
tarested is solicited.
DR., J. also makes and vends of the best restora-
tves chemical Extract of French Flowers for con-
StitutoGaI weakness, ever offered to the public.
Dr.. Z. may be consulted confidentiay by letter or
otherwise. Medicines securely packed and sent 10
der, in almost any direction
Office hours from s A. NJ, till pa Franklin
eat. near the Exchange Hotel Richmond CITY, Va
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Los6 NAMED IsDiAa-From the snh,;na 81 ~.
safsn'sns IN the Madras papers We tind ~ 100 .oo
ma,s,.sa addressed to ailis Highness sres pai
Kooa snu ns,s sanehe Rsla Marssnda varmah
jah Bhador Murray sultan Nh '1 sa. ram RAJ
Jug kajah Of Trayancore and ssg.aa
rharris LIS HRhness sres PuIn.anaSIa ~ "s ~
rs :, ~, ns. ire glad 70 ssibed
xr,snt Drawers r., n ,a WITH his good wishes aud
There 10 strong movement In the soutb Ga.
Slipping cotton direct TO Liverpool. ''i
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1| SOMETHING EXTRA, FOR
@zzss@~ - GENTLEMEN.-We have Just received q
superior let of Gents fine French Cali Skin CATERS
made TO our ORDER in the superior style. They
fit beautifully and the best Caters for wear thar
can be founu; a4 viii sell them for $50 less than
the French Caters sold for, and we will Warran;
them to wear long. We have sold great nlAl y III
them and they have been pronounced TO be the best
Cater or shoe that they have ever WORE. We shall
keep good stock If them On EAd, and W. invite al
III want of fine Gaer, that Will ut beautifully anc
wear well, 10 call aud see them. We shall hayr
some Fl them made double sOles, for winter.
pIVNFN + w A"V
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ALL FoR CEST.--The IIisdale (Mchigan) Stan.
aafd states that an unusual case of litigation cams
on In that village few days ago. worthy of note
a farmer OF Camden passed the toll-gate near
hrsdihg. paid his toll, aud was handed brass cent
oY inc keeper for Change which he Indignantly re-
fused To accept, and demanded u copper cent: 10
thlE request the keeper in like manner refused to
comply. From words they went to blows, pulling
OF hal, aching &C.. until both came off second
bFst, The man who refused the cent returned
home, swore oit warrant, had the gate keeper
arrested nf assault and battery, tried found emit
~ and hued ten dollars After which the gate
Keeper s@ore out a warrant for the Camden man
i'f IKE offence for which he was tried, found guil
" ana nned ten dsiiars also. Since then the gate
keeper has beef sued for the cent which will mak q
shothsr sait, aud cost Of five dollars, besides two
san5 tsss. making sum total of--two fines
~ lawyers fees In both cases, $40; cost of suit
Total S5T. o1's' Sio'
S,s,dss an expense to the county, and jury o,
men 70 each assault and battery case, hose
more 70 them than the costs of the suit. "N''''
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DRiVATE INSTHUCTioN.-The sub
scriber offers his services to his friends and the
public generally. a5 PRIVATE INSIkpGfoh, IA "a
any of the ENGLISH BRANCH rs OF EDuCaTloa.
He will teach single Pupils or Glasses. at any hour AZ
their own residence, at his roO.h corner oil iOth
and Bank streets iie will be glad u see any VINO
may wish to pursue revise teir English or CLASH
cal sti,iies p. IL. MONTAGUE,
90 rl--dIms Corner OF 10th and Bank SITS.
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1CHE LADIES are lust beginning t

THE LADIES are just beginning to
l. find ont where to purchase the cheapest Trim
mings. Embroidery, Millinery Goods, Hosiery,
Cloaks and busters, Quantities.. Lace Goods and nu-
merous other article s. and where do you think it ia
At GOLDSMIT'S. 2al Broad street, as he is selling
oil without regard 30 cost Money saved to buy
your goods there. lie has everything in the fancy
line. 70 enumerate would take UP too much space
Go give hun call. and you Will be- certain to procure
something TO suit and satisfy you and money saved
in the bargain. no4
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yin NOhIh OF Uni uOODD
R aC3pOO AT AND BELOW COST,
FOR CASH!
OCTOBER 5, 1857.
In order to close business offer from this dey my
entire stock OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
al AND BELGT COST, FOR CASH.
CHARLES IIARTWELL,
ltJ Broad street
i. bah persons indebted to G. HARTWELL
& CO, or G. HARTWELI4, must settle their accounts
Immediately, or they will find them i'll the hands
of other persons for collection.
&C 6 G. HARTWELL.
GREAT ATTRACTION.-T subscri-
~ Der would call the attention Of the public to hi.
Extensive stock of new FANCY AND STAPLE DRY
GOODS, purchased under the present monetary pres
sure, at very much reduced rates. -
RICH DRESS GOODS OF EVERY DESCRlP-
TI0N-Such as Robes and DULLES; Bayadere and
Brocade Silks. French Deianes, Valencia Robes,
silk Poplins Figured Merinos, Shaws. Cloaks Bon.
net Ribbons, Embroideries. uloyes Hosiery and
full stock of Domestic Goods, which will be sold at
such Unprecedented low prices, to out do all others
in selling low for cash.
VALENTINE COHEN,
IL l7j Broad street.
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III sSs rrg MOTTO E-CHANGE OF
GssG - -: 80 H0UR.-on aud after Friday, Sept.
9th. the Morning Train going NertI win leave the
Depot at $40, A. NJ, instead of Z a. M.
SAMUEL RUTH,
Superintendent transportation.
OFFICE r. y. a p. r.. r. coaPAHy,t
vi, hmnnA. Sent. ~ 1887. ( az %
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DOWN GOES THE pRICEN-2 000

~ yards Printed Cashmeres aud Delaines at the
very low price Of shilling, formerly sold at 37i$
cents; 1000 yards Printed CashEleres aud Delains AT
q cents 1000 yards new style do. at Is cents: 1900
yards all wool French DeiaueS at IS Sd. still low
prices for all kinds printed Dress foods, Dehegcs
The Ladies most cordially invited to call and
cure some of these bargains at
G. A.GWATKIN'S, No. l6l.
Eycbunua na,,I
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kFOUsELINES, &c.---Good, new style
Iva Moiselines lszic. per yard French all Wool,
new patterns, do Ut 30 per cent less than they cot
In September; Bayatlere Striped poplins and other
cheap Dress Go0ds; Plaid Merinoes; French Meri-
noes: Plain Monseiines Bayadere Striped silks 6c.;
all for sale nj low similar Goods can BE- heught in
Richmond, CHli4Es A. CHENERY.
IL Rr.l a street
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rTSD h WINTER ARRANG EMENT
- - - - CHANCE or HOUR FOR START
ING TO fo.TSM0UTH AND NORFOLK -The
Steamer GLEN COVE Capt; Jno. Davis, viii leave
ne mhaTf at ROCKETS regularly, MONDAY, WE'D
precisely; and the CURTIS PECK. Capssin Samuel
Barnes Will leave every TUESDAY. THURSDAY
ana shIuhDaf mornings, at the same hour for
me spoye places; and return each alternate days
&C II - ~ WAsRiNs
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TAMT.Y OF LIKELY NEGROES FOR

H'hMthl Or LlhELf NEdhUkS, FOX
l. SALE.--I have for SALE to remain in the city a
very valuable WOMAN with three likely children
The Woman is good Cook, Washer and Ir0ner. as
well valuable house servant, and il sold for no
fault Being aboyt to remove 10 another State. do
not wish to separat her from her husband. Apply
To Is. w. STARKE
&C IN-ts Law building
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DICHMOND MUSICAL INSTITUTE,

DICHMOND MUSICAL INSTITUTE,
II ON BROAD, BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
STREETS classes in vocal music in this inst
tuition meet as follows First adult class (more adj
yanceli) on Tuesday and Saturday evenings at ~
o'clock. Second adult class beginners on Monday AMI
Thursday evenings at "a o'clock. The juvenile
vancedD on Wednesday and Saturday. The second
beginners Monday and Thursday Lessons on
the piano given when preferred, unless too neonven
lent to the Institute. For further particulars apply
to Zoe l2-Im) 7. l.. GAbLEilER, Principal.
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REMOVALS, &c.

DEMOVAL.-We have removed tempo
~ rarily to No. Pearl street. under the Exchange
Hotel whore We shall be pleased to see our old
friends. G. W. PURCELL IL CO..
"A Eycb PRO Eara
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Oh BBLS. FINE APPLES; s do. Sweet
Havana Oranges; 100 whole, half aud quarter
boxes Halsins, new crop; 500 drums new cron Figs
Just received per steamer aud for sale by 90
DAVID N. JONES IL CO.,
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4 NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PROCESS

- OF AMBROTYPING, Just received from the in
LERYl Come and see them. They have none of
that diBgy appearance Of other Anhrotypes made in
the city. This process is capable of producing the
most beautiful effects. Remember, OSBORNE never
has taken cheap, inferior nothing but the
best is allowed to 20 out from this Gallery. No
hashy advertisement appeared in prHt of this
establishment. We rely on orr known merit.
ALBERT W OSBORNE
eU 2o-t6 Oppo5ite the EXCHANGE Rank
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TO THE PUbLlC.-My stock Of goods
remaining on hant the 18th of December. vii, be
sold at auction to close bu mess. Country people
coming TO the State Fair will ud my stock full and
complete. Every article will be sold without regard
to cost not profit will be- charged and many
articles will be sold for half their value this il
no humbug. Come and see for yourselves All of
the Suspended Bank notes of Virginia, North and
South Carolina, will ne taken at par.
CHALES UARfWELL, us Broad St,
&C 26 Opposite Broad Street Hotel
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: :. = go
DRY GOODS.
=, ~
r ALE DRY GOODS ESTABLISH

r ALE DRY GOODS ESTABLISH
~ slEHT.
HAMILTON EASTER CO.,
NEW MARBLE BUILDING,
Nos 49, .Di AND 1I3 BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE,
Have noys In store (mostly of their own ImpCrta.
tiga) Of the largest and most complete SHOCKS IN
tie United States, embracing
SILKS aud SILK GOODS OF every class;
DRESS GOODS--a very large stock;
IRISH LINENS; LINEN GOODS and
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES OF every description;
MOURNING GOODS;
CLUAES MANTILLAS and SIIAWLS;
CARBOHYDRATES, IACES, HOSIERY, GLOVES;
BLANKETS, QUILTS. DOMESTIC GOODS;
and every article generally required By
FARMfRS and PLANTERS for SERVANTS USE:
re- RETAIL ROOMS on first foor-the PRICE
ali I'D ~ each article from which no deviation ID
rs WHOLESALE ROOMS on the second and
third Hy.ta oc I0-d3m
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A PPLEs.--100 bills Northern Apples.
daily expected and for sale By
nOb-5t WM TAvTnp
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DEDUCED PRICES. REDUCED PRI-

"a CES We have received within the last week
large lot OF new Goods, bought at the prices now
ruling in New York, and TO compete with others
who are selling at cost, have marked the whole of
our stock down to prices which will be regarded
low" by customers who are looking for bargains.
We are prepared to show cheap lot of Dress Silks
MousIiIfs Cashmeres French MerinOs, Plaid MeTinos
Black Goods of all kinds French work in great va
riety Handkerchiefs, Hosiery Cloaks, Shawls &c
Servants Goods of ali kinds AS cheap as they can be
found in this market; Cloths, CassimcTes and Vest
ipgs. II full assortment. - -
no *
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CLoAKS, CL0AKS, CLOAKS.-Just
- received a lot Of Claaks, beacht NJ lass tban
baii price. to which invite the attention Of mr.
chhsefs, assuring them that they are ~ low as we
advertise. Brown Cheek Cloaks. 81; Re &e
- fCHILBS a. CHRNERY
nob - 10 Drnad strast
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limited STATES MAI.
LUDLANI L WATSON.

SUPT'S OFFICE II. q Ii X. H.
RICHMOND, Oct. % 1857. {
fs'TT.. --zs~ --r-..ez7zs-s=xss7 CHANGE OF SCHE-
$50 80 - Z as - ~ L LEV INTER- Ar
RANuEMEh r.Jn and after MONDAY, the 26t'
lrIuher. The Day Nail Train Will run on this Road
iaiiy as follows, Sunday eXcepted:)
Leaves III, hmnud at........- $50 O'Clock a. ~
Arrive at Junction at................,l2U ~
Arrive at Danyille at..........-...... 500 p. III
RET URNING:
Arrive r. junction at................l2Ga
NJ III richmond at-....-....-s-.....: 5ZJ r "a
The above Trains CONNECTS with the Trains OF the
south Side RaiiToad both ways. at II clock NJ, 90
nx to LynChhurg and 70 Petersburg.
ACCOM- MOQATIGS TRAIN 10 JUNCTION AND L1NCHBURft.
Leaves Richmond Station at........- BIO " =.
Arrive at JunCtiOn......... 50 L. NJ
RETURNING:
i,eaVe junction at..,.....-.......-.. Zl9 L. N
Or o the arrival Of the SouthSid Trains and arrive
in Richmond i'll time to connect with the Trains 20
ug North. This Train connects with the South Side
Trains to and from Lynchburg.
&C % L. CAMPBELL, Supt.