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A PROCL AMATION.


RESOLUTION recommending the setting apart
Resolvsd By lGs Board Of 1ids1men and Board
9! Common 6oInen H. o. ths Co,poration Of
with the usages OF past ears be requested to issue
his prool.mation, recommending the 18th day ofthis
month (NovemberI to he observed as a DAY of
thanksgiving by the citizens of this town.
MAYos's OFFICE.
GEoRGETOwS, ID. c., November 20, ls57.{
Now, heartily approving the object oft resolu-
present month. to be observed in this town as day
of general thank sgivlng and praise to Almighty God
requesting that all secular business may be pend
Ell during the day, that all ministers of religion and
citizens may assemble IN their respective places
the manifold mercies bestowed upon this communi-
ty daring the past year by kind and benefceut
favor. a continuance Of these fnestimable bless
lngs.
Given RfeH%R hbnS or Rs d;, sbGys Written
n2l-4t -i''0''
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STORE WIN
IL IL DOWs and four good SHOW CASES for sale
Is aw No.12s Bridge street Re; Georsstow,n.
FURS. FURs!! FURS!..
SEYMOUR. in GEORGETOWN. announces to his GUS
toners that his assortment Of LADIES FANCY FURs,
is now completed, In all qualities and styles.
Furs in tins establishment fresh and elegant in
their manufacture; Every article warranted rep
at very low rates. vii sell Very ow s0'N i0f 'a''
Ladies, to get great bargains. should call early at
nI8-d3w WE. SETMOUR'S,G eorg clown.
FOR SALR.-A pair OF fine young MULES,
L only five years old next spring. TheyA
are perfectly gentle, and work freely in any
kind Of harness, Sold because the owner
has no employment for th.m. Inquire Of -"
JOSH BATEMAN, near Trinity oe
(CathOlIoD Church, q eorg etown. nl2-2w
MISS CHRISTIE JOHNSON, TO-
lNl TEACHER OF ELOCUTION,
is 0eslTOuS OF forming ClaEEas Elocutlan m no
Schools in Washington, and will give instr cti on to
private pupils In that city and in Georg stOwn.
fessOnal gentlemen. o..
Residence, Miss Narrower formerly Miss Eng
Gay streets, Georgetown.
For further information and circulars apply at
Blanchard & Mohun's Bookstore. IT,
REFERENCES.
Mrs. William F. ltchie, X edmond, Va.
Rev. Stephen Z. Hill, Washington, d. G,
Grafton Tyler, NJ D., georgetown, d. c.
&C slim ...
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The CREW Of the sloop-Of-war Plymouth was
discharged at the Washington Navy Yard this
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
nIIRI IC L -Ru ,-irtuo 81 q AooA % & 49,.

DUBLlC SALE.-By virtue of deed of trust ex-
4 ecnted to me and recorded in Llber J. A. s.,
No. lSS folios 257 25s $50, go, and ISL one of the
land records of Washington county. District of CO.
iumbla, shall, on SATURDAY, the 5th of Deem
Der next, at O'Clock IN trent OF the premises
oher for sale at public auction to the highest bidder
therefor the eastern half Of Lot No. g. in SQUARE No.
S67. In subdivision of John Wilson and Nicholas
Calian, as the came is recorded the Office Of the
lumbia.
Terms cash. The property TO he resold at the
risk and expense ofthe purchaser unless the terms
of sale are complied with within three days from the
day of sale.
EDW. &. DARLINGTON, Trustee.
nIS-Iaw&ds A. GREEN Auct
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H. THE ABOVE SALE Still
tuTther Postponed In consequences of the rain, unit
FRIDAY, the 27th instant, same hour.
BY order of the Trustee. = ..' .
MA AGREEN Apct
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WYsAS will, in addition to his regular even
ing entertainment, give a grand thanksgivin.
day performance Tomorrow afternoon. Lool
out for il
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HI THE ABOVE SALE is still further Pos,
poned; In consequence Of the rain, until MONDAY
the sd lnxtant, same hour and place.
By order of the Trustee.
n20-td A.GREEN, Auetieneer.
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D-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED,
N consequences Uf the rain, until THURSDAY, the
18th instant, same hour and place.
BY order of the Trustee.
NIL A. GREEN, Auct'r.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From the Associated Pres. a~.,,
LATER FRo,, rr-popv

LAIEh FROM EUROPE. RI. ~
d.1ns,o NOV. give have Just received |.
Steamer Vanderbilt which pas.ef =, :. y. -.
ci.,oy NierDoon The news Yacht az the A -
the In. fIess brought the sdvices promptly b1t
ton and %vng been down between Cape Rre-
tn. n Maine, its Transmission was dsi,y.S
now comes via Quebec.
Inos, SkEtr CoxxKRcI.I P,Nrc
after az niiul financial panic occurred In. a.v
refused 70 disnag OF the Atlantic. All the b,ni,
uiy issued an order susnenSinn az, we fress-
te's ana authorizing the issue OF sno,H
nanic TT ne effect was an instantsneou,
clsmstions in all commerc,si ei,ss. furious &C.
an hlnds OF produce immedistely advanced con.
GENERAL NKw.
The steamship North Star arrived nm, a., a..
18Th ou' on the
The English ship Dunbar. bound to a,.,-,,,.
was wrecked OF sydney, and one hund red -
loI,v passengers and the entire crew were Loaf
The British Parliament meets imrnedI,telx -
The latest advices from Delhi saw th,p n.
bflnsh Toss Is believed to be less than twelve
The mntineers Of the GwaIior contingent had
Oeeh subdned by cutting of their supplies
a. u wa> reported that Lucknow w as relieved on
nv Zen. q -. Septem9er but was again besieged
~ ~ -N.na Sahib with fifty thousand rebels All
me CITY people found in Delhi were bayoneted by
.ne BRUSH troops. Manv Europeans n a. aid.
,be 1911 Ia the city, fg hting in the ranks OF
THK MlRrKrs
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 10, Friday -Cot,on-s .le.
OF the week only II 600 bales Marf.t yery All
aEd all qualities considerably declined-s.v Ia
aSo.-,here being general panic in the market
ho SAFES OF Friday estimated NJ g OoO n. Les
the market recovered somewhat and nrie.s -
van ted I'd, with further advancing tende,cy
Quotations are nominal and irregular O,lc,yx'
iair I'D. middling nd: Mobile fair 7xd
pland fair \ d., middling I'd Stock Of Amer
lean cotton in port, 162 600 bales
Breadstufs have a decIinp tendency ana al
QUALITIES have slightly declined Flour-Ne,t-
EN- Canal 26a27s Sothern y7s2qs Ohio aoalfx
Wheat-red 81 Sd ais Sd
The advices from Manchester are p,f,vo-,,,.
PROVISIONS have a downward tendency ara ali
articles have slightly declined Pott IA ann ~
slightly lower. Bacon Is quiet with br, iI,,Ia
inquiry, and prices weak. Lard Is heavy. ,nd
al Qualities have slightly declIned-quotstions
are nominal.
The Storm on the Ohis.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 81 The steamer Gl.dI.,or
,,ssports mat boats as far down the river as New
Nadrld nave been swamped and sunk In the late
gaze passengers from Evansville state that The
storm was terrific on the Lower Ohie and that
an boats were obliged to tie up, not one being
The steamer Baltimore arrived from N.rie,t,
last evening, and reports encountering a heavy
gaze at Parkersburg on Saturday
A heavy wind prevails here this rporning A.
companied by rain, snow and hail.
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hR. w. 6. u. NEWMAN
~ Having returned to the First, Ward offers his
Rrolsssiona services to bis friends and the public
He may be found at his old residence, No 76 k ct.
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HT +. :. VERDI, M. D.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSiCiAN& SURGEON
AZ 18Th street, corner of NeU York auenue.
Once hours from 90 to l01l M; to sand to pm
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A T. STEVENS'S NEW FANCY STORE. 500
~ Pa. avenue, between 9ih and 10th streets can
be found an excellent assortment of Opera Hoods.
"A .
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REFERENCES:
Col. w: w. Seaton, Hon. VIM. Thos. Carroll,
rsncIs Markoe, ESQ. Washington. +,
Drs. J. +. Grey, J. c. Peters, T.. Bayard New
York.
pr. a. II. Dixie, Providence, RI. U.
Prof, Hslnpsl. NJ. d., Philadelpha.
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POLICE REPOET.-The officers OF the police de-
partinent report to the Chief of Police ninety-six
cases for the week ending Saturday last: First
Ward, 8; Second, s. Third, 5; Fourth, So Fifth
13; Sixth, 4; Seventh H.
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Millinery. &c.
ID A r 3 Nj l. LIN cry.

MINCE PIES, for THANKSGIVING Dsy.-Ju.t re-
w celved. very superior lot Of APPLES. A
specimen In my window. -
U, Fl. RIDENOUR
N 4-Gt Confectionsr, SD4 Pa ayenue
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Tux RIyER-A cold north wind this morning
gives the river the appearance Of large patch Of
prairie ground just ploughed for the hrst time
The Eats above and belOw the bridge are covered
with thin, CLASSY ice. All the coal schooners are
frozen up at the whaTves and the oyster pun
Slss, which were damned into the docks yester-
uaV, are this morning congedled together.
Al Calf iOung's wharf arrived schr John
Tuck-r, Capt. Hagan, from Philadelphia with
$50 tons OF coal ...-.
The CONCERT, Tomorrow night, Of the Third
district school promises to be most creditabls
AFFAIR to the Navy Yard people, and to Mr. Glen.
roy, who IL To conduct IL. This promises 10 be- a
vastly pleasant mode Of spending Thanksgiving
evening.
HEAENsER that Munder gives one Of his bril-
liant sOirees tonight BY the way, Munder is
about Introducing in his school and soirees tie
celebrated Laneer's Quadrilies which were
brought ont in Europe last year, and are all the
rage there al this time.
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THE CoSGKEss LiBkaEY Will be opeued daily
from the 2eth instant, and continue open daily
until the close Of the next session During the
recess il Is opened on Tuesday, Thursday, aad
Saturday of each week, from TO o'clock The
President. Cabinet. Members Of Congress the
Justices Of the Supreme Court, and Foreign
Ministers have the privilege OF taking books out
al the library. All citizens have the courtesy
extended TO them Of examining the books in the
library during the hours il is opened. The law
library adJOins the Offices Of the Supreme Court
and j. under the same rules and restrictions as
tie Congressional library, and Is ia charge Of an
assistant librarian
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
RY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST TO
- the subscriber, bearing date the Sd DAY of Sep
tember, 1851, and duly recorded the Land ecords
oil Washington conn y In the District OF Co umbla.
shall sell at public auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, the 10th day of November, at 4 o'clock,
p: M. Lot No g. IN Square No. "a lying in said City
OF ashngton and fronting IS feet inches on north
street, and running back loo feet to an aey % feet
wide which, by side alleys, has an outlet on 24th and
There is a neat two-story Frame House on the
Lot, which IL nearly opposite the ate Gen. Thomp-
sons resldence, now owned by John T.. Reside,
Esq.
North nj street is soon to be graded, and the
Terms One -thl I'd cash; balance in 6, IL, and 70
deed oftrust. -
Conveyancing at the expense of the purchaser
X. X. CRAWFORD,T Trustee.
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CASE os ASSAULT. Yes the case Of r.
SAort, Of the auxiliary guard, charged with an
assault on II. r. Maryman, was called up before
-nstic< Walter. The charge grows out Of the
arrest OF Mr.. haTyman last week by the guards
On duty. Mr.. MaryInzn was accused OF melting
10 riot abd was held to bail. He contends that
the drTest being made without warrant, IL was
Sn assault. The question is, has the watchmaD
III bat 10 ares. without a warrant. Justice Wal
ter, in order obtain further info nation Oh this
point. post poned has decision for two days.
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DISSOLUTIONs, &c.

CG-PARTNERSHIP. -GROSHONG &
~ TUPNAN having associated IRVING HULL
with thcIa in tho purchase and sale Of CLOTHING
and such other goods pertains to their stock at
Richmond and Charlottesville the business will
hereafter be conducted under the name and style of
GROSHONG. TUPHAN co.
Hoping the past course Of the old firm has been
satisfactory call attention to the present connsc
ton, with the assurance that nothing shall be want
ing part TO merit continuance of favor
GROSHONG, TUPhAN L co.
Richmond, July lst, 1857. se5
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LOTTERIES.


CWAN Il CO.'S L0TTERIES.-NEW
~ AND BRILLIANT sCHEMEi-CAPITAL
PRIZE Ssa,mp9li-The following scheme will be
drawn by s. SWAN Co, Managers Of the Fort Gaines
Academy Lottery. in each OF their Lotteries for Sep
tember, 1857, at Augusta, Ga, To which city they
have removed their principal Office:
CLASS 50,
To be- drawn In the city of Augusta Ga, In public,
SATURDAY SEPrEMBER STH, 1857.
CLASS So,
To DO drawn In the city of August Ca In public, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBEB l2rH. 1851.
CLASS "a,
To be drawn IN the city of Ca in public,
SATURDAY, SEpTEMBER 18TH. 1857.
CLASS S.
To be draws in the City Of Augusta Georgia. in pub
Ee,on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1857,
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
5,i95 PRIEST
Nearly One Prise to Every Nine Tickets
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEl
TO BE DRAWN
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NEW GOODS, JUST RECEIVED.
Metallic Hoop skirts
Children's Cactus Skirts, at S71S cents each
DebegeS, 10 cents yard. great bargain
100 pieces of those son, addressed sleaphsd Cot
tons yard wide at l2%s cents
Irish Linens, very cheap
Zine French woven BOsoms
Black Silks, cheap
Brrages at l21a cepts per yard
Linen Busters, at 81 each
At the old Established Bargain Emporium Of
aux ALFRED MOSES E3 Main street
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TREMENDOUS ATTRACTION

TREMENDOUS A L TR ACTION
l. LEVY il now receiving very large stock Of
Dry Goods which he il selling uncommonly low
Fine Black silk Belts. with handsome Buckles ONLY
b &C.. EmbToderies leo per cent. below the regular
prices Brass Hoops at sc. per set Huck abnck Tow
els at 81 N per dozen; nice Cashmere at I6s.c per
yard; Calicoes at worth Iuc.; nice Black silks
at 81 per yard Cambria Collars (Embroideredl At
l21sc. line Irish Linen ut Soc Corsets and Dry Good.
OF every description. can be had low, at
JACOB A. LEWIS, No. IS Main st.
y. B.-Just received 20 doz. very nice Grass Linen
Hdkfs, to be sold of at 2jc, worth double the mo
uey. 10
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nISSOLUTION.-The firm of TALIA.
SUMMER RETREATS.

MONTGOMERY W HITE SULPHUR
" SPRINGS.-N0TICE.-Va rumors preju-
dca to the interest of the Proprietors In regard TO
the opening and closing of the seasons, having been
put in circulation heretofore in order to prevent the
recurrence Of similar reports, give notice
that the present season will not be closed before the
Ist ofOctober. R0. Ii. M0SBY
IA 20-ts President.
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1857. FALL AND WINTER STOCK 1857.
BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COL

- LEdH.
FOUNDED ls5T-CHARrEaAp 1854
Located corner VI Baltimore and Charles streets
BALTIMORE, MD.
This institution 10 row in the most prosperous and
fourishing condition. Twice during the last two
has II been necessary 10 obtain larger apart
ments for the accommodation of the increasing
Der of students representing nearly every State In
sbe Union.
The rantages and facilities here afforded 70 youus
men, desiring TO qualify themselves properly for the
various duties OF the Counting Room OF 10 obtain
are unsurpassed in any particular by any similar
sablishment in the United States.
FACULTY.
*. &. L0eIER, Principal
Lecturer on the Science Of Accounts Commsrce Hu-
sinese, Customs, &C.
. ii LIPS,
Professor Of the Theory aad Practice Of Book cop
ing. and Com mercisl Calculations.
II. III. DAVIES
Associate Professor Of Pooh. Keeping.
". q. JOHNSON,
Professor Of Business and Ornamental PENN nship.
3. Z. WILLIAMS, ESQ.
Lecturer on Merc1.faile Law
REV Is. YBATES REEsE, ID. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. John p. Kennedy. Hon. Joshua Vsnsaut,
Mon Thos Swami, Vim. II, Kcigher Esq
jacob Trust, EsQ, VIM. knahe. Esq.
ETA large and beautifully OrDamented Ercpinr
the exterior and interior view OF the College yari0us
CHARACTERISTIC Designs, Penmanship. &c, sent by
mail, fTsE Of chdrcs. accomp anted With Catalogue
giving full particulars. Address
Elk. L0sIsR.
10 E-d6c3m baltimore, Md.
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS buying Con

Ofectoneries will find it greatly to their advantage
to give me call before purchasing their supplies
b"tng more extensively engaged in the manufacture
of Candies and sale Of COniectOneries than any other
house South, and having laid in our supplies gene
rally before the late rise in prices can offer our
guos 10 the trade Ia many instances lower than they
can be bought for AT present prices in the Northern
markets, by the package TO large buyers and At cor
respOndinsly low prices to the smaller dealer.
LOUIS j. BOSSIEUA,
Steam Candy Manufacturer,
Sc 10 No. ~ Main street
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f,fs zssss<sszzzzz3 VIRGINIA CENTRAL
ExzX EAX@O RAILROAD
Tack sompletod t. JACKsON,s RIVER

In advance OF time advertised the rails arc now laid
ana instead OF the 18th ot July,
Ia OF icTR
the passenger traiss will certainly 20 to
JACkS0N'S RIVER, within six hours travel Nv
good road
% fhs celebrated ereenbrier WHITE SULPHUR
sFhASdS nave been purchased BY an entire new
company who viii enlarge tho Accommodations h
considerable extent this season for visitsrs
Passengers reach the White SULPHUR from pet.,sL
burg, Richmond, Baltlinsre and Washington on the
saho Gag, and the Sweet Springs nsxt morning to
,v FassonyHfs Tor the hockbrd2s Alum, Bath Alua
Warm, Hot and Healing Strings take the sta,,s ~
aoio anu arrive at the Springs TO SUPPER the san g
DAY they leave Richmond
EARB.
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AT WHOLEsALE.-KEEN

~ BALDWIN co, invite the attention Of ner.
chants TO the largest and much the most desirable
stock of CLOTHING for the wholesale trade, nov
open and ready for inspection. the second oOr Of
our house, which they have ever had, and which
they pledge themselves to sell upon liberal terms
rs those Of any house in the Union.
KEEN, BALDWIN 4 CO.
ses l02 Main street.
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WOOD. MOOD have now on hand

WOOD, WOOD have now on hand.
w and am in constant receipt Of = larges stock Of
best quality OAK and PINE WOOD and am prsfaI
ed 70 furnish consumers the most favorable teri
aud respectfully solicit cali from all in want
When five cords or upwards is ordered Mt one time
will have it packed away free Of cost 10 the pur
chaser,
~ Orders left with Gsssrs. Dsbney 4 Cooke or
Mr.. Geo A Hundlcy, Broad street, Mt the yard Oh
Broad street, near Brooke Avenue. will receive the
most prompt attention.
All 35-im< JAMES A. MOORE
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FARB

Ia III rs:sszzl GREAT NORTHERN
EaIAx ~ 1S,SK-rlIGAND SOUTHERN ROUTE
TUX IBAt EL--TWICE DAILY SUNDAY NU}IFr
hAGkPIEpl BETWEEN, RICHMOND BALTf
HSRE; PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK VIA
AC2uiA CREEK AND WASHINGTON -O;er tbs
hlshnl'i'a Fredericksbur2 and Potomac Railroad to
1td ~ tco'ortabls steamers thence to Nashint,top
MY ave mcsin all 1870 miles in seven sours -.
Acvhiortable and perfectly safe rats Of sneei
Ho1fs OF departure, A. NJ and Typ and La -
AS nnder charge OF special agents chcck ed IA
Washington, Baltimore PhiIadelphia ana New
York. ppm" "ua ne"
10 FARE:
TO Washington, s,.
10 BatiInars % =
IsPhadephia, =
. ihe track oi the Railroad between Richmond ~.
u" iot"ihae river Is NON undergoing reiay .,nrs
th.h tW9trds OF being ALI eaay csn 1leeI VIII an
SasJ nal o. superior quality. while the remanda, =
- Superintendent of Trn.sportason.
Ia q --z - ACCOMMODATION
$50 N 49, TRAIN CHANGH ofgoEe
~ asd after April ls tue Ace, odstop Trais ~
.hht"sip4ay viii ran daily (sandays excentaS1 H.
twesa Milford and kie!umond-- f~' 'e
Leaving Milford 25 A NJ, stoppinx nj ,he 0o<.ac.
A. NJ. @A"Ao "l O'Clock.
Returning, will leave Richmond at 4 scIock p n
and reach Milford ats 20 p NJ N
stopping FOR passenger. at any point each VAC
FAME the same as on the Through Trsias.
SAN'L ROTH
Superintendent OF Transportation
OFFICE r. +. X P. Il. X. COMPANY r~A '~''on
Richmond March 10 Is5T
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cERk CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
Making Establishment. on Lombard Alley. be
tween Main and Cary, O3ts and 18th streets near
the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARlerEaS,
BAROUCHES, BU3GIbS, with and without tops. and
SULKIES all OF his own make of the best materials
AID kmanship all of which will be sold AS low a
good work OF the kind be in the city OF Richmond
and respectfully ask call from those in want Of any
article in the Carriage line, AZ aA determined TO
make to order and sell at the lowest prices possible
and all work sed, thai is new, warranted.
fsIs-9n NICAJAH MASGUA
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~ l.. BARNES, manufacturer Of FIRE ENGINES,
on 7th street West side, between Main and Cary
FIXTURES FOR MANUFACTURING TOBACCO,
WROUGHT IRON RAILING, VAULT DOORS,
GRATING and all kinds of HOUSE AND WROUGHT
IRON WORK, will be done with neatness and die
patch, such terms as warrant will give satsfc-
ton. My old friends, and tho public generally. are
solicited to. give me call before engaging else
where my 8-d6m
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CLOSING OUT OF SPRING AND SUN
" MER STOCK AT VAL. COHEN's, IT'S BROAD
STREET.-He has yet on.hand more Goods than ID de-
sllable at the advanced state of the season and will
offer the greatest bargains to purchaser Irish
LINEN at 371 cents, worth 62k cts; TOWELS IS
cts, and some Loo per dOz. Genuine Turkish Bath
piece worth 800; Solid Black AVN yards for Oo
Lace kElLs at 81 = cts. piece, worth 62s cts; Elias
tic BELTS l21f cts, a piece; Best KidGAUNTLETs at
Loo pair worth l.7js Fine White Kid GLOVES at
30 eta, pair; Handsome Embrridere,i Swiss aud
Cambria BANDS at % cts; Cactus SRIRT3 90 cts. a
piece some for Misses at q cts Best quality French
CORSETS at 100 and LIZ very cheap Black and
hahdsom DRESS SILKS; CR0WLEY'S Gold Bye
Needles cts paper area fey G the Cheap Goods at
VAL. C0HEN'S. IFS Broad st
Y. B. have in store very complete assortment Of
HOSIERY for Ladies', Misses, Gents and Boys also
Gentlemen's SHIRTS, COLLARS, UNDERSliIRTS'
Linen and Silk POCKET HANDKEkCHIEFS, 10 BE-
sold off at extremely low prices. 30
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, &c.

e RICHARDS HIMSELF AGAIN
Ivy Il Oh, the Old Clock OF BARTHOLOMEW s
kSS.z<1@ stock,
Its the last of the fifty and neatest
Though its hands not gold yet its time has told
That its bell is the loudest and sweetest.
No friendly choice has bought the last Clock
And to see them all sold makes me smile,
But listen to me, Just come and buy me,
IN else my kind friends must Spite
Vow, who would leave this last old Clock,
s. hen all OF the others are sold;
| have told through the summer the hours If day
AMI still will | tell it when cold.
If yoG wish for to buy the last old Clock
Because that its time proves so true
On the corner OF Ilth and Main street yon'll find
Is the place still kept by BAR-THO-L0-MEW
All kinds of fine Watches and Clocks repair,
At the Corner of Eleventh and Main,
Sc Just give call, say, one and all,
For Richards IS himself once again,
n. B.-0ver 30 years practical experience in the
Watch repairing business. in London and America
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11
CTEAM IRON WORKS. 256 Main street.

LINEAR SEVENTH. subsciber is now prepar-
ed with increased facilities TO manufacture all kinds
DAHS, STEPS, VAULTS and CELLAR DOORS,
GEATINGS, &c, &c. CRATES and TENDERS, and
al kinds OF House Work and Jobbing done on
sonabe terms.
fn- Particular attention given to the enclosing of
CEMETERY lots, Railing. &c, for the country, so
made az to be easily put up. call solicited
mn l4-6m GEO. 8. LOWNES.