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au 29-ts Opposite the Exchange Bank
A LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE

q HDLI1lhftLI1 I12IND TOI OALL'-
n For sale. my Farm of 3ll acres, In Albemarle
six miles from Charlottesville, two and half from
the Virginia Central Railroad and two from the Ri
wanna improvement. One hundred and twenty
acres-one-third bottom land are cleared. enclosed
and highly improved. All necessary out buildings
and well of first rate water on the premise5-
Terms liberal. If preferred, an exchange will BE-
made for Richmond property. Address me at Rich
mond or call at nay office, corner Of franklin and
Governor streets 8. A. HART.
lH-dhm
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Kr4Io-ca, IA n WAFER story. Dispatcher o.
trains Oh the baltimore aud ohio Railroad, hetweeR
wheeling and Fettas man, vas killed yesterday AZ
ternoou. soont O'Clock, at Glover Gap Tunnel
Cap. :. wss engaged In replacing an engine npon
the track, sor which purpose he hal block and
rope attached TO another engine which was draw
ing upon il, when some part Of the machinery
gave way. and either the rope or block struck him
with such force as to cause instant death. One Of
his l.ys WAS broken. and there vas a severe wound
upon his breast. Capt. 4. had been q long time in
connection with the road. being one of the first
men who ran an engine into Wheeling. He was
about IS years age, we'll known and highly
esteemed and leaves q win and Ave children.
I'VE also learn that the engine In replacing which
Capt. Story met his death, ran off the track on
Monday and that the engineer on it at the time,
had both legs snt both arms broken Wheeling
fE1) Tsmes II Tlxrsdcg.
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~N-s WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
sEsssstSs,ssszIsssEesl CHANGE OF HOUR FOR START
ING TO PORTSMOUTH AND N0RFOLK-The
Steamer GLEN COVE, Capt; Jno Davis, will leave
the wharf at Rockets regularly, MONDAY, " ED
precisely; and the CURTIS PECk. Captain samuel
Barnes, will leave every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY mornings at the same hour, for
the above places; and return each alternate days,
touching at all the regular landings each way.
oc II =. o. HASKINS.
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THE DISPATCH.
rsnanoial ana Commercial.

The New York money market h settling in'oa
prevailing quiet from which there 10 no espeo'a ga
element 70 move IL. The stock market ssss
-. ay,,sr Thers have ham the following sales OF
ssocks there ssos Thursdsy. $3.50 sTsa1 esM
sgk; a. ono do 1t pG 81 go do Of ss4; ssoS -
zee o's ssx 5000 do. 80, so sioo 10 "a s''''"
North Carolina Sc at 81.
m- .p,,nr Il ssaady at ts3zIS for
n sru $3.50 And Onto and Is fer Oity Mills-cash.
wheat Is hat .ssiSI; god T. nfme req 49, 81 o
80 d. yellow Tae!sc-; new white asas"Sc.. do.
W. s.S : e steady as z1S1?4,xe.
NV Yosx Nov sa-flour - heasyi sales OF $40
ebi-: STATE s<.sa5 -; Ohio *asoas!s; southern SS
hea, is heavy; sales Of =, ofs bushels; Southern
white Oh 1sssi 50; Chicago Spring 81 90. Corn IL
higher Gales Of s0Oo buahels; western mixed voc.
Fork MS declined; mess SIS oosls; primo tleooA
sis7S Beefand lard are quiet
whisky 10 arm.
NV osLsAss. Nov. T.-Cotton IL slow ofsole eut
prices unchAnged--salee TO-DAY 1870 baos 81 Lne
ve~k 900 Receipts for the ssms time ~ ~ pc-
creased receipts At all southern port. 81 osA''
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FAMILY, Extra and Superfne FLOUR.

always on hand; Ground and Grain Pepper
Ground and GTain Alspice; Raw aud Urolnd Gin.
ger; Sangers and Brooklyn Mustard; Mason. Black
ing; Shoe Brushes; scrubbiRg Brushes Cigars
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco: Ground Coffee
Wrapping Paper; " trapping Irvine; Nutrnegs Match
IS; Green. Black and Gnnpowjer Teas; Pipe Heads;
Chalk Pipes Clothes Pins: Clothes Lines; Plough
Lines: Rel Cords; DrmiohnEI 2 3 aud gallons;
Wen Buckets, Nacearoni and Termicelli Bread and
washing Soda, in kegs and boxes; Fiour Pals: Ru-
gar Boxes. &c. &c Also 4 great many other art
Giles in the furnishing way too numerous 10 mention
in store and for sale by
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q WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
- WATCH AND JEEELRY DEPOT Cnk-
NA NER or MAIN AMI PEARL srhhEI0'
Having received our q st2Gk %
Oh IL 2II.V. EkcM AKIN,

Having received Out .
"AIohEo' 1E" hhN and sPECrACLEs,
we are prepared to show one Of ,e largest and pest
selected stocks that can be found any house 10 III
gnia We respectfully invite coubsls sVinT that we
can offer such Inducements as will &c y, III;
Our goods purchased Of tn ss as oS
~ they can be sold in any OF the Nortnern a;ehos
Our stock consists in part Of Goid ana ,a M"saic
of every description Lsdies Gold, SamS4, mo9 p;
Pearl Carbnncle Lava and Diamond IN Ia a IN
and Bracelets; Ladies' and Gsntiensr ooiu Taia
Chains Gold Studs Sleeve Buttons, heys ahu oeais
Finger Rings, with Stone; Seal Rings; lia1n 1oid
Rings; pure Gold Wedding Rings; Dismon.n h'nss
Gold Silver and Steel Spectacles and Eye 1iSsses'
Gold PenSand Pencils; Gold Thimble.; Gold NECK.
laces and Crosses Silver spoors ana snd Gard
Cases NAPKIN Rings Fruit sSsa
ahies ma TO do work in the REPAIRING department
at low prices and short notice. and at tn" same time
"A- " MYERS JAHEKE,
Corner of Main and Pearl streets
n. B.-The highest price PAID In caan s'r oio saH
YER Sc ,
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nNI0N STEAMSHIP GONE

AA UNlVN SIEAMonIr COM
PANY-FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA
Ees3Eaf CITY POINT AND NORF0Lk.- Steam
- pr CITY OF RICHM0ND. Captain
Mitchell: steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Capt. DAVID
Teal; Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain b. Rooms
One these superior Steamers VII leave SnmgRs
DAY touching at City Point and Norfolk to receive
freight and passengers. Returning, leaving Phila-
ielphia every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY morn
ings at 10 O'Clock.
These steamers are now In fine order. increased &C
commodaticns for the comfort Of passengers having
been added az also more room for freight; and We
nope by regularity, dispatch and care in protecting
goods committed to our charge to receive am Increase
of patronage
EF No transhIpmentb by this line:
Passs re tn rough to New York and found, Sls u
Do de Philadelphia and found. st
cabin, oW
Passage through to Philadelphia, not found. ID
cabin, 40
Passage to City Point and Norfolk same as by the
River Boats.
E8- Passengers by this line can stop In Philadel
phia two three days and then proceed to New fork
by the same ticket Il. L. FUTILE, Agent,
an "a Rockets
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0TTIUS SOUTH-sIDE RAILROAD COIL
PyrERsBuRa. Sept. Sd, 1851.
nH ANN rTE r.
GREAT NORTHERN

r. - ryaeEHz5nzO GREAT NOhThEhN
SAND SOUTHERN sogTE
EXCEPTED1 BETWEEN, RICHMOND, BALTE
MORE, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK, VIA
ACQUfA CREEK AND WASHINGTOS:-07er the
the Potomac River, seventy Ave miles and by spen,
did and comfortable steamers thence I" ashingt0n'
fty-fve miles-n all l30 miles, seven hours being
a comfortable and perfectly safe rate OF speed
Hours Of departure. 6.45 A. N. and NJ ana baJ
h Washin gton. Baltimore Philadelphia and New
York.
To wa.b;rotor $50
To Baltimors, oM
To Philadelphia, SW
The track Of the Railroad between Richmond ana
the Potomac River is nov undergoing relay, more
than wothiFds Of being already completed with an
edge rail Of superior quality. while the remainder ID
In admirable condition. RUIH,
SUPERINTENDENT of Transportation.
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. NEW BOOT AND
SHOE STORE, -
no. 23i BROAD STREET.

The subscriber. take pleasure in announcing to
the citizens Of Richmond and the surrounding coun-
try that they have taken the store formerly occu-
piei by Mr.. T. d. Quarles. rs dry goods house.
where they intend 70 keep constantly on hand well
selected stock of
BOOTS. SHOES. RUBBERs. TRUNKS. &c
And have lust opened this morning rich and varied
assortment, consisting in part Of
Ladies Kid X. X: B1skins
De. Morocco Welt do.
b. Do.. ro.ut sSi gmai msT Pared
D. Black Heel Caters
&. ~ sugsnia Ba:tin
Do Patent FTP
10. Kid Welt Buskins
Do. Gont Buskips
Gents fine Opera Boots
Do Calf Cork Sole Boot
DO. sewed W. P. Boots
Do. Tap Sole
De. hs1fw. Dress
De, Pump Sole
Do. sewed Brogus Boots
Do CaIfSewed ?. Lace shoes
Do. =" oxford Tl.s
Do. Pegged Tap Sole Ties
Together with a general assortment "t Ladies',
Misses and Chi trens -hoes and Ruhbers. Also.
Gents Shoes and Rubbers. Of various styles.
Aur Goods being selected from the best msuufac-
turer and At the lowest market prices We Halter our
selves that prices will be lower according To the
cuaity than ever before offered in this city We
Hope by diligence and strict attention our business
merit liberal share Of patronage Please all and
Examine cur Uoois. before purc hasing elsewhere
Don't forget the oo.-Dl Broad street ,o>,
no2l-d2ms JEW Ell q ENEhSoN.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS. 20.
1yS11NKEF ;-1 DOODLE OlLOCKMAN,

Upou therars 80 HANDY,
A case al Foods, from East 'Esy a0Ha-
Packed no "a nice a. c2uuy'
- $500 Tfed 70 saIl .
snsy.Unp--vr.t couldn't 90 "
The people all knew very well a.,
They'd soon have cause To rue H'
After wandering all the day,
And trying still in vain.
He chanc,d upon the street 70 1Fsy.
By the corner ELEVENTH Asp MALE
BARTHOLOMEW he saw at work.
And felt himself quite un-done;
Fl guess I'm spilled or I'm Turk,,
BY this little man from London.
N pYW.,ches and Crooks carefully repaired. Hair
n.merts ~ avsrx Mind made and Engraving neat
~ executed at the corEer OF litn ana "aih sa 81
Va oc =
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TALIAFERRO 4 REID.

THE RICHMOND SODA WATER AND
FORCE, WITH ITS DOUBLE SAT- OF SELF ACT.
ING GENERAT0 OLDEST OF THE
KIND IN VIRGINIA.-Thc genuine article of Bot
tied Soda Water Is put up by NJ. MClOkMACE-
Also, Lemon end Sarsaparia Pop, Philadelphia Por-
ter and Ale, Champagne Cider and Brown Stout.
The subscriber has added to the above the botting
Of Lager Beer of superior quality in pint and hall
pint bottles, TO suit customers.
So II NJ. MCCORMACK. sDs Broad st.
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nolI VIM. wALLAC. SONS.
EINE CHEWING TOBACCO We bay,

l. now in store expressly for the retail sales tho
largest and finest lot Of Chewing Tobaecon the city
o. the following choice brands; 6iIliams. Wine Sap.
do do. Pride Of Virginia. Ross Peoples Pavorite'
Difs May Flower. Christians CoslfoTt do Iadon-
table. FISHER 4 WINSTON, Druggist
Is No lcs Main afrsek
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A MnAcaA-rhe we'll known french missionary,
Father nyidAine was always poor for IN simple
reason that he gave away every thinS ne .sl' one
svan,ra n. .stea for n nights lodging OF the Gu
rats Of village through which he passed, aud the
worthy man, having only one bed, shared IL With
h!m. At daybresk Father Bridains rose, according
n oas.oua and weut say hia prayers at the neigh
haTir o church Returning from his sacred duty
he met = besgsr, who askei an aims. "Aias' my
friana. have nothing" said the good priest. ma
chsnicsly putting his hand in his breeches pocket
where 10 his sstonishment, he found something
hsrd wrapped up in paper, which he knew he
bad not len there lie hastily opened the paper
ami seeing four In IL, cried ont that II was
. miracle! lie gave the money n the begsar, and
hsstenef into the church tn return thanks TO God.
The curate soon after arrived there and Father
Brids:ne related the miracle with the greatest unc-
tijE; the curats turned pale put bis hand In bis
pocket. and In an instant perceived that Father
bfiisine in getting up in the dark. had taken the
wrong pair Of breaches; h hal performed a mira
Gle with the curate's crowns
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Sold in the next five weeks at
COST, FOR CASH
And we give below spme astonishing prices:
IS 600 yards besa English Prints at Toe. per I'D
5000 4" fide Fast Cold do. sac.
5000 Mouseline DeIiaines at l211c worth &c
5000 Plain and Printed Paris DeLanes at
Less than cost of importation
Large lot of English and French Merinoes. from
25c. to 75c. per yard
ocases "a Bleached Long Cloth at &C, worth
10 cts.
5 a Bleached Long Cloth at Cd. worth
l2a cts
10 bales Brown Shirtings at and &C.. q great
reduction
10 l." Brown Sheetings at and &C.. great
reduction
Brown sheeting, Pa yards wide, at 2lc.
Bleached do, to yards wide, less than ever De-
fore sold
Rich Brecade and Plaid Silks, from SOC. to 75c
and ST., which is less than half the usual
price
Mourning Goods from the celebrated manufacture
ers pateu lie Lupne, Ceio, Geiber d Co, such as
Bombazines. Tbibet Cloths. Tamise. Chslly and
Mouselines; Black Alpaca and Canton Cloth, Which
would he to the Interest Of cash purchasers to exam
inc. oc IS CHRISTIAN & LATHhOr.
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BARGAINS, BARGAINS.-Fo bargains
~ in all kinds of Dress Silks
FOR extra barSa in Plaid Silks,
For bargains in French Merinoes,
For bargains in French Mouselines,
For argsins in English Poplins
For barg gains In American Mouselfpes,
For bargains in french Work,
For bargains in Handkerchiefs,
For bargains in ClOaks,
For bargains in Shswls,
For bargains in Ribbons,
For bargains in Black Trimming LAGOS,
For bar gains in Cloths,
For bargains in Cassimeres and Vestings
For bargains in Blankets and FIannels
For bargains in Cassinets, Kerseys and Pulled
Cloth,
For bargains in Stockings of ali kinds,
For bargains in Gloves
For bargains in Bleached Cottous
Call at CHILES & CIfENERY's,
nol2 liz Broad street
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T ARGE DRY GOODS ESTABLISH
IL MENT.
HAMILTOFL EASTER a. CO.,
New Marble Building,

Nos. 100, 201, and Dos Baltimore Street.
BALTIMORE.
Have now IN stor sgmostly Of their own importaton)
one OF the large Il and most complete Stocks In the
United states, Attracting
SILKS AM SILK GOODS of every class
DRESS q JoDs-a very large stock
IRISH + MEMS, LINEN GODS and
HOUSE, tEEPING ARTICLES Of every descrp-
M0UR' ING GOODS
CLOAl IS, MANTILLAS and SHAWLS
EMbf sOIDERIES, LACEs, HOSIER GLOW ks
And very article required By FARMERS and
PLANT Frs for SERVANTS USE.
HE kETAIL ROOMS on first foor-the PRICES
mad A.
WHOLESALE ROOMS o. the second and
tb ird floors &C 13-d3m
OUCH PRICES FOR GOODS.-If we
saai have some very big lots left, which are to be
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ITST MADE TO JOUR ORDER,

JUST MADE T0OUR ORDER,
large stock Of Lasting CATERS, for la
dies They are made wide, running TO No II. suita
bic for old ladies. or ladies with wide feet Also.
with a great variety of Children's Ladies, Gentle
mems and Servants SHOES and Boots. of our OWL
make, on hand. Brosues at y
no9 C. :. MAURICE, ISL Main street.
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a. JUST TO HAND-5 cases Of mems
H:hick BOOTS, together with great variety sf
~ sthcr kinds. Al.o, large stock Of Servants
-eT Shoes, ftr men and women Brnyues AZ $50
per psir G. :. MAURICE,
ma n 1871 Main street
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] MEMS RUBBER BOOTS.-Jusr

81 MEMS RUBBER BO0TS.-Just
receiye ed, a large supply Of Rubber Boots, from
the best factories in the states. For gentle-
~ men to hunt in, to wade creeks and marshes.
here can be nothing equal ta them. They very
supe1 or for ditchers also, and fishermen teamsters
&C. and will be sold for only S., at
VIM. WALSH'S, No. 43 Main st.
nos Opposite St Charles Hotel.
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| N. B-store and Bar keepers. a considerable per
| centage allowed. p. WILBACHER

lsth St, between MAN aud Cary
Orders left with Messrs. Laiiley Robinson corner
9Th and franklin; Messrs. Duvsl Merton, corner
10th and Main, or ut my establishment, will b.
promptly attended TO- -
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IN IMPORTANT NOTICE TO q
&AHAT BOOT AND CATER WEARERS. "a
From IS TO % per cent. saved by buying from -
quality moeskn Hats s3ss second quality, 50; silk
Oats, $50; fine calfskin scwed Boots, $3.50; Con-
gress Boots best quality French patent leather, S3,1
English kid 1915; buckskin. $3.50; lasting S2,S;
calfskin 1926 patent leather pumps, S. calfskn do.
g. 75 cslfskin Oxford Ties. So 25 They all made
10 order and warranted 70 wear well.
Terms. cash on delivery; one price and no abate-
ment ap ~
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$50 NM WORTH DRY GOODS

WOO,OOO AND CARPETS. AT A GREAT
NATURALIZATION VISITORS TO THR
STATEFAIR.-Weh have determined to clear out our
entire stock OF fresh and seesonable goods srdsss
TIE cost We thoretoreinyi You call and Judge
LADI ES' DRESSES-Splendid colored Dress silks
elegant Bayadere Black Silks Of the newest STYLES
ashmeres; d. LANES, Side Stripes Military Stripes
MerinoeE Shawls; Cloaks; Scarfs &c
Men and Boys Wear; Servants Goods. CARPETS.
Rugsand Oil Cloths; Blankets; Flannels; Domestic
Goods OF all kinds. The closest buyers from all parts
OF the country, are most cordially invited to cali
q. A. GWATKIN
ita ExN
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LARUE SIUCk UF LHUIEc
- SHOES.-Just received a large supply OF
ladies' Shoes and Caters, as follows:
Ladies' thick sole Cater Boots. with heels,
4" Congress Boots
" Goat Boots
" Morocco %
20 White Kid Slippers
Black /" and Morocco do. with heels
On hand, of my own make
Lsios Better EOots with heels
" without heels
thick-solei Morocco Buskins
" Goat Bootees
Misses very superior fer
school shoes.
Ihave every other variety Of ladies. children and
misses shoes now worn. Ladies cannot fail to BE-
suited If they will call at No Is, Main street,
poIs JNO G.. PAGE. Jr
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Lager Beer in half, quarter and eighth barrels
lthe latter ones VI gallons, package exclusiyely
Tor the city customers.) Philadelphia Ale In whole
and hall barrels at the lowest market price. Terms
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TO the advertisement

IL my removal to 18th street, between Main and
Cary, beg leave 10 submit to my customers and the
public in general the following rate of prices for the
winter season:
Lager Beer Philadelphia Ale. Porter and Cider. bot
tied up N q n@,s per doz Bottles included
half do, 90 cents-bottles extra
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INFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL Col.

81 By agreement this day entered into betvaen
the Faculty of the Medical College and the ATTENDING
Physicians Of Bellevue Hospital. In addition 20 the
usual weekly charge a fee varying from 81 10 ses
will be demanded Of patients requiring Surgical
operation. The particular charge for any speclney
operation may be ascertained beforehand By sppIoa
lion to the Resident stefan, the Attending Phy.
dcians and Surgeons Of either institution
AhsTsdtns Sliroeons.-Profs. Gibson, Peticolas and
Wexford.
attending Ihysteidns. -Profs Tucker and Conway.
Resident Ihysician-Marion Howard, NJ. d.
i&slu1Td-F. NJ. Parrish.
President Of i,{frmdrp.-L. 3. Joynes MD
Persons in the country wishing TO send patients 10
the Inhrmary, or desiring information may address
the President or the Steward iV i-dAm
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CARPETS At a GREAT SACRIFICE,
~ AND NO MISTAKE-CUAS. A. GWATKIN
will respectfully say to the ladies and families in
Richmond, that he will sell the balance Of his Car
pets at great sacrifice. We have left hand yet
Super Ingram Carpets
Fine Wool Carpets
Striped Carpets
Union Carpets
Hemp Carpets
Printed Druggets, ~, 81, 81 and 1914.
In order to make them still more convenient to
BUYERS he has brought down his whole stock ON the
first floor, where it will be entirely convenient for
purchasers to see them.
Aiso--JD handsome Hearth Rugs, ranging from
81 to $40, some very rich and handsome.
c. A. GWATKIN,
0nnn To hi ham RaI
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~ OF AMBROTYPING, Just received from the in
LERYl Come and see them. They have none of
that dingy appearance of other Ambroty made in
the city. This process is capable of producing the
most beautiful effects. Remember OSBORNE never
has taken cheap inferior Pictures nothing but the
best is allowed to go out from this Gallery. No
hRshy advertisement appeared in print of this
establishment. We rely on our known merit.
ALBERT W. OSBORNE,
au 29-ts Opposite the Exchange Bank.
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CARPETS, CARPETS. AT A GREAT
- QACRJFTCE AT COST Al II To MAKE AN
ENTIRE CIE1RANCE UNDEI COST OF THEM
Now is the time for bargains II us week We expect
T,tra sinner Ingram: genetians ripped, very cheap:
Tsnestry tarpefing; Velvet do, ys I'd wide Hemp Car
netin1 very chpa0: printed Drwg GETS all makes A
k4and 81 A great variety Of earth Rugs, at all
riras ranoinp from the chez}pSst to the finest quail
Re- Also q large lot prirted Or ass goods at about
half their usual value. Also, cum am goods elegant
stvlea nj cost nrice. The LADIES in Richmond and
vicinity most respectfully II IVlted 70 call ana
nudge for themselves. ALSO. Neg Clothing, ban
NN'' ca .GWATkIN,
no16 Opposite 4change Bank.
SPLENDID SILKS AT Pa MIC MIC PRICES,
Chene, Bayadere and al the new styles
Plaid Silks
Black Silks all grades
Elegant Velvet Robe Drra es.
The attention of the ladies' is re-q ectfuy solicited
&C g ALFRED MO 'Es, So Main ST.
DRY GooDs. DRY Goops :! At prices
~ to init the ttmcs-We respect lilly invite stran
sers visiting our CITY, and all othen in want of Dry
4 ods to call and examine stoc OF Ladys Dress
;oods, Goods for Men and Boys We " Housekeeping
Goods Goods for Servants wear, Ladles' Cloaks,
Shaws &c, all of which we are Oh eang at prices to
please the MOST eoon0 JOHNSON 4 HARDWOOD,
No. II Main street
NJ Carpets Those in want Q Ingram, Three
PLY and Brussels Carpets VIII find to their interest
toexamine our stock and prices Def purchasing.
:" ~ o. 'o 'f'~ W J. L r.
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A T PAR, AT PAR.-All the suspended

L. N1CnOLAS SaLOoN.-fhev iCtGat-
~ ling department of this establishment
resumed for the winter season on Monday, the 18th
Inst Oysters In every STYLE and all popular comes
TITLES will be at short notice. Tea Coffee and
Chocolate at the usual hours.
ST. Tho patronage Of the Ladies Is especially So
licited. ANDREW ANTONI,
&C 81 st. Nicholas saloon.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-20

Get the-Best.
fI'he Genu me Ambrotype- Premium Pie
tare-@ beyond comparison the style o! likeness
yet introduced and stands without a rival
Tine cannot change then.
l1sht cannot fade then.
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