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I MLhIJAN HOTEL,
N RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Opposite the New Custom House.
ALEXANDER DUVAL, Proprietor

ALEXANDER DUfAL, proprietor.
Tie undersigned having taken this Hotel. respect
fully announces the fact to his friends and the pub
lie and sucits their patronage. He has removed ms
family to the Hotel and WILL from this day give his
personal and undivided attention to the business and
hopes to give satisfaction to all who may patronise
the house His.tabes are supplied with all the deli
races Of the season. and will always be furnished
With the best OF everything that the market can
supply.
the guest. may AT all times expect prompt and par
tiCuiAr attention.
~ n. a Ia.
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The services OF competent Assistants will be 4,

u.
Gray, Dr. j. @. Wayt, Col. s. Ii. Parker Thomas j.
evans, Geo; MAYNARD ?. $ W9oldridye, Key. J. =,
IS .Giazebrook Benz. Pollard, 4 Cronshaw, T. g.
spence r. NJ Meade. Chas. c, Elicit Chas Stebbins,
y. F. Townsend. Am. A. Smith, ThOs. .. Quarles,
aarlsui lSnes, Felix Matthews, Alex. Duval, ". Z.
n. Tayisr, T. n. heesee, y. jones p Lawson.
Tt. those who may desire 20 entsr pupils. are re-
ilcsted to raake early application at ny residence,
Clay, between Ist and % streets, sr through te
po.f sfacn. ly 22--fIDc
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BRoKES DowS-The celebrated race
horse "sebastopol,' owned by Mr. James Tally. &
Henrico county, has broken down In trainias- We
understand that the fleet footed sDeucalion' cwtei
by Major Boswell, has been turned out because oi
serious lameness.
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understand that the

Our WoRK.-We underst stand that the
old cotton factory, in Manchester, has quit work,
because Of the high price Of cotton and the panic
ia the money market. A large number Of persons,
mostly women and children. have been thrown out
of employment by this suspension Of business, and
unless the mill resumes operations in short time,
will be in a dependent condition.
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ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND MATN-
IL EHATfCAL SCIIUOL.-Frog II. =. Christian
having resigned the chair u ures.k IN Richmond
College. v.3topea ~ nnzllsA Classical and MSths-
InstJlal r@. in this cay, on list october next. Da
rfs his !eRg s1 perieUr" II teacher, he n.as been
constantly Impressed with tfe want o. thorough ness
in tle prruarsticn ~ boys either for college the
actve dEi ai 5!r. lie ,h,rf,rs proposes 10 admit
onls as many pupils hs he csn teach. aud to devote
himself with uruTnK energy to making Thorough
srhs AZ ti ~tTiCfe~t -Ese Of the term. He has
stc1rod comfortable roaus ith street bet Ee-Ii
FrsuklB ana Main Any communication addressed
to biI through tie Richmond 7. o., wii! he prompt
" attended 10 lie Hurn- that those who tuts nd to
patF3uizt ftjm wiilmtfn iGnedistean an"icAuga.
T-yga< iayssla -,Hui annually in jVaUe-J $50.
f-yt ss s.:rEs ~-t.9s. !. Pyterkin Rev. H+e God
br.s4,. l.. T.. judge TI&,yburttu, .judse Nertitt
Ma.s-rs Nu a. Christina jHp. n Gtse eo.3. ttcd'
BrAg.ici} = G.. r. Taylor. T.. II, Mser. RI Chris
tian " ~ Aais Robertson jos Il. 4 udcs sau, John
q. Scagsr Cuas. Gennrt, Rev. hlc. KcnIer, gen Nm
H. &i'iarl.s,n, Col. I j. Evans, Capt g Dnmack.
Br. Il. :. Aliiler. Ii. j. CHRISTIAN.
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MR.. b. TURNER'S SELECT CLAS-
W SICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL. MAIN ST..
BggHEES % lvp 4TiI STe.-rhe Itth Acl1"m.c year o
tbs School vii commence eli MONDAY, the 2Sth Of
September l'f-.
A Class .-a ba formed in Greek and Latin, aui pn
r'is VII i- n&utte; who ST" prepared to commence
III study - nuor o. hese languages enter
oI jh.. go:c advanced Glasses already formed.
Rr E~-Tn
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PANIC srRIoKEs--The news Of hank

PANIC STRICKEs--Ihe news or bank
suspensions at the North, which came by telegraph
last Saturday created quite stir in our city, and
caused the price Of specie TO run up TO high rates.
some of the brokers holding IL at ten per cent,
white others were selling for five. What effect the
suspensions and failures at the North are to have
on the financial operations of Richmond, remains
to be seen If our banks suspend specie payment,
merchants may get accommodations, but IL they
hold out" the probably will, self preservation
AS possible.
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DEArn FROM INrEMpEaANcE.--On Thurs-

DEATH FROM MINTEmPERAECE.--Un Thurs
day night last, the Wstchman discovered, lying In
All alley, in jefferson Ward, free mulatto, known
JFssg BRIT1OS, and finding that he was insensi-
bly, drunk, removed him from there to the cage
The next morning he WIS seized with vomiting and
became i'll that the Mayor had him removed to
the city Jail, where medical attendance was fur
nshed him, but all to no purpose-he breathed his
last Oh Saturday morning. Coroner Peachy, at
tended by Constable Butler, held an inquest over
the remains, and the jury rendered verdict of
Death E. 0 II Intemperancs
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REMOVALS. &c.

DEMOVAL-We have removed tempo
- rarily to No Pearl street, under the Exchange
Hotel, where ga shall BE- pleased 70 see our OLD
friends q. W. PURCELL 2 co.
I4. Exchange Brokers.
pEMOVAL.-Dr. PLUME has removed
Is his Office to the third house. South OF Trinity
Church south side. snd about one hundred yards te
low the Exchange Hotel Gr. T. continues 20 treat a
syrh'itic and gororrEusi complaints; and having had
c practice in this line natters hilse That he ca
give very general satisfaCtioa call from those in
t,restci = collected.
Ur p sI-o makes ard yen9s one Of The best restora
tiv-s Chemical Extract Of French Finwersl for con
stitufiol.sl weakness ever offered TO the public.
Dr. Y. may he consulted 2ontientiay ny letter, OF
ctherwsc Medicines se'artly packed and 5ent to az
ti1ice hGnrs from A. VI, till A. N. Franklin
at. near 1be Exchange Hotel. Richmond city, Va
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r AGER BEER VENTILAT0RS, for the
IA purpose of kee1ting a the air from the beer, IN
the same time allowins il 10 sun freely. Also on
hand Brass and Woodea Beer shicksts For sale at
WILBACHERS,
sa No Main street.
Ill BBLS. Rectifed Whiskey, for
IOO sale by /. Il q. Is. DAVENPORT.
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DARK WALK. The Committee on Light
Of the City Council. ought TO have gas lamp pise.
once for the accommodation Of the heavy tai pay
ers In that eighborhood.
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HEAD QUARTERS-FALL GOODS,
IA ts37-Ple subscriber has received his idl sup
rly of Clathing and Gentiemeu's Furnishing aoods;
10 his stock Of Fall Cloths, Cassmeres, Feslfgs,
e. Ne III ihe latest and most fashionable styles,
yhiei, he il prepared to make To measure, at me
shortest notice and in the latest and most approved
sts le aud cut, aud Workmanship, 70 be fgasssd py
none. r. D. 81 20. ,a.I p
Sc "a No l20 corner oi si'tlh anu io.H s,a'
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5,live Robertson, of Kentucky, formerly II the
rni.ed states supreme Court, Is preparing .
learned paper on the Dred Scott ease. n
(svn. /. II. tsrars, Of MemsxAa. Wis., died - his
residence on the 18th inst. lie one III the hrst
Law yers Of the state and distinguished pcsHss
cratic politician.
The sloop-ofwar Preb.e game isss cses hsAr1
I'll lust.
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BY TELEGRAPH

BALTIMORE, Sept. .26.-There is a total suspension
of business on Change to-day.
The merchants seem to be gratificd with the sus-
pension Money te street, which yesterday
commanded "a per cent, has fallen to-day to ont
per cent.
| The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad stock has ad-
| vanced 81 per share.
| PITTsBuRG, Sept. 26-The Banks of this city have
| this morning suspended specie payments The ex-
| cltement, III consequence, Is very great.
| HARRISBURG, Sept. 26-The banks of this place
| Pttsburg, Lancaster, York and Reading have ali
! suspended specie payments. We have no accounts
| from other places but the suspension will unduubt
ediy be general.
new YoRK, SRt. 26. 2, p. M-The following cir
cular from the inks has been issued:
I'm consequence OF the suspension of specie pay
ments by the Philadelphia Banks, notice Is here's,
given that all collections for account of dealers
this bank, maturing out OF the city of New York
will, at the option of the dealer, Immediately ex
pressed, be either recalled if pad, be subject t,
drifts of this bank payable in funds current at th
point of said payment.
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cAnEMlC nEpARTMENT OF RICH

y NuNp COLLEGE-In this school are taught
Fntlizh Grammar, Geography, History, Arithmetic
Algebra aad The clements Of Latin aid creek. Il
iia- been placed uHli-r the management Of Mr. II
W Neinhart. late aE instructor in the Albemarit
Military Institute, iIo comes highly zee 1mmehder
hU'n a- Il scholar and dtscipliHeEinu. The tnition
feet -tu3-t.- hrlgu& &ins extensively ta this depart
lnaut = So iJr the session of nine months The
si.1 pens on the lst day of October. tataloRucs
mas ie bad application at the bookstore OF Me-1rs
Harr1.d a Iarlay. 81 Z-dt4thu
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Tug BoARD or MANAGERS OF the fir-
.;nls Mechanics, Institute will hold regular
monthly meeting this evening, ~ thrseqaartsss
pasrs o'clock.
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EDUCATION.

RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE
y The next session Of his Institute will copmencp
On Thursday. the ir#t oay of October and cIesa the
last THURSDAY In June IsIs Wv
iEHMS FER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
:, l. Tulg4oN IN PRkPARAroRY DFpARrNESr
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5000 REwARD.-We are authorized by
a responsible gentleman of this city to offer re-
ward OF 800 for the apprehension Of the persons
who robbed and attempted 10 murder MIR. A. ID.
Morrison on Thursday night last. or for any tnfi1-
D,otiu ht may lead 10 their detsction and conricfoa
AZ there are many suspicious characters prowling
about the city at this time, ii Is not improbable
that some of them may have been concerned In the
outrage. and may betray themselves by exhibiting
large sums Of money. Every good citizen will be
on the alert for these fellows, aud furnish the
Mayor with every fact that may have tendency
to lead to the detection of the guilty parties.
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COUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
~ RICHMOND VA.
The hext session ot tins Institution viii begin OF
tn rsi Monday IN october and clo%e on the ls day
o Jgly.
The Principals viii be- aidr? by nine assistants
Igl suI .-seI laEticRiarg, address
D. tEE pow Eli, pr;,,.;,a1
T.. J. MORRISON, h''-41 'A"'F'
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Nodern languages, extra leach................ 20
| PHILIP B. SfANARD,
| Il. V. BARGAMIN.
1t gives NE great pleasure to recommend the Glass
| cal and Mathematical School of Messrs. STANARD
| & BARGAhIN Messrs. s. b. are graduates of this
Institution have been connected with Assistant
Professors and entitled to the fullest confidence
of the public for their high intellectual aud moral
qualifications. FRANCIS II. SMITH,
| Superintendent V. 81. l.
| VIRGIGIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
| July 6th 1857. jy H-d3m
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~ BOETTCHER.-NEW TRIMMING
". AND FANCY sTORE.-I have this day opened,
at my New Store, No III Broad street the e arTgssf MS
WINGS W0RSTRDs, YARNS and FANCY ARTI-
lES ever offered ier sale in this city-part being
pnrclased low in New York, and the hnest articles
Arr. nv own direct importation from Europe--which
offer for sale upon very reasonable terms.
I ask from the public friends and patrons. contin-
i,ha,aIIt hestoyged G. B0ETfCHER.
- si.lm III Broad street.
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EDUCATION.

kflS \. NJ. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
1'A fQG 80 btpits will reopen ON THURSDAY
! the lst d4y ut yet5spf
aFs. ELlEN g >ttiC0S will give instruction Ia
N.~aken. laaffnmru'si Music
, FOR teffis ami ott particulars enquire at the
sche0l Rooms. eoraer Of 5th aud Franklin streets
2b-alImA
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EE- The Services q lompetent Aesistants VIII Be
seaUred.
Col r. Fontaine Messrs. q. 4. Myers, Binferd 4
Blair Thomas Il. Price John NJ. Patton, z. Il. Grat-
l4eerae Woodbridge. ~ RsNStlstO
(tLAS8lCAL AND MATHEMATICAL
u SCH0OL-The undersigned will, on a1e first Of
sctober next, open Classical and Mathematical
school embracing such a course Of instruction as
will fit yoUth for easy entrance into the high
classes either. of our classical scientific nstitu
tions. They have procured the desirable lot at the
now having erected their school ROOM Their
TERMS viii be as follows, (PAYADLs sEMI-ANNUALLY
IN ABYAScE)
Latin Greek and Mathematics ST.
Ia Greek, and do. ....................... 80
English Branches, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 40
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,NARPETlNGS, CURTAIN GOODS, sc.
1897 FALL. 1857
RICHARDSON i co.
are prepared to exhibit this season, ut their
CARPET WARE-KOOMS, No 43 MAIN ST,
the largest and most varied assortment as to quality
and price of goods in their ue that they have ever
had and which they feel satisfied will rarely be seen
III any house. Importing direct from the manu-
fcturrs large portion Of their goods and carefully
selecting from the best factories in this country buy
likely to get the full valne OF their money
from them as anywhere else in the United States.
pa- In CARPkTINGS, they offer
English VeNets Extra Ingram,
Do Tapestry, Super. do
SUper. Brussels, Common do
American FelSets, Venetian,
Extra Three-piy, Dutch, &C, &c.
4 complete assortment OF RUGS, DOOR MATS,
COCOA MATING, &c, always on hand.
Their stock OF CURTAIN MATERIALS is an ex-
ceodlngly handsome one, and embraces all descrip-
lions Of goods used in making Curtains-from the
ui4Dest 10 the richest styles. with suitably TRIM
MIAGS, &c.
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ys.. HEINRICH SCHNEIDER, Profess

sas, HEINRICH SCHNEIDER, Professor
saspf aUSIC, offers bis services to the citizens o.
SaeAa}shmoni as \ Teacher Of the HARP, PIANO,
STAR ami Of SINGING. Having tang llt 2Hav fog {
yxas< in Edgeworth Sem nary in North CarolIna, he
Confidently refers Gov. EoREHEAD Proprietor and
to RICHARD SrBRLIS. Esq, Principal of that lnstitu-
ton.
ag- Residence at Mrs. Russelrs Boarding House,
Broad street, near 9th.
Rev Georxe W Woodbrid2e Rev. Dr. I. v Moore, v
o. Paine ksq, Col T. ?. August, R. K. Howison, Dir.
Daane. y i6-dI~& iSw3m~
E7HE EXERCISES of Mr.. STUART'S
l. CLASSICAL ami MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
will be resumed on the lat Of October Eext Assist
ant: j. G. LITTLE, VI. A, Of the University Of Va.
Parents will please make early application.
TERMS: (Ii1yGtt se11t-dnnudRu tn Gdr0nc..)
Fer tsoh In Latin, Greek and Mahernatics...86o 90
" Latin and Mathenatics............. 30 90
E-.n,b ax-ra M
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ACCIDENT FROM CARELEssNBss Yes
terday afternoon, about O'clock Just M the train
on the Central Road was about arriving M the Ia
pot small colored boy named Robert, aged about
IL years. son of Jane Ruiiin, "a free woman in at.
- npting to jump upon the cars, had his left foot
caught in the machinery and dreadfuliy crushed
DIR. Waring was called in, took out portion of the
crushed bones and dressed the wounded limb but
the injuries serious that amputaton NAV
prove nece essary.
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FEATHERS Feathers for sale by
ssts~Ia sF0K ES 4 RiREs
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~ l.. GALLLhER, TEACHER OF
i THE VOICE AND PIANO FORTE.-TBRxs
pat seasiou of = essons So Thanktu for the very
liberal patronage conferred upon him Tor the last
three Years he respectfully s,liCs its continuance
Until the lst sf toter h. may st any time he found
ii Ills room on Broad between 9TH ana 10th streets.
IL
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EkISS JESSIE G. GORDON'S 5 SCHOOL
~ NNI-NE I AAIE2 L.arnn- af ErankliI

w FOR YOUNG LADIES, Corner Of Franklin
aud 5th streets will be re-0p@ned Oh the st day
October and closed on the let daJ of Jaly.
Higher English Branches. 90
Primary 4" .....~..-...,....,. u 90
Taucrua rer ......... 20 90
YusIr ...,,.... 60 60
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= respectfully announces that no will be prepared
- tehuhle Tue dutirs OF his profession on the lat al
pctousf next communications addressed to his
Ssre 'i hessrs Harold & Murray or Messrs Laid,
'ey no 1inson, will be promptly attended to-
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FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
PIANO COVERS, &c.
They have, and will hereafter keep, more extern
sige supply than they have heretofore done, Of WIN
DOW SHADES and their fixtures.
~ RICHARDSON & CO, IS Main st.
Ns They will have CARPETS, CURTAINS, WIN
DOW sH HADES and OIL CLOTHS aADg TO ORDER.
9u,&
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EDUCATION.

NsTSS TAEEWILL'S SCHOOL, Grace
III .tz...s rriwsen 7th ana .th.~The seventh Sos.
.;o.. f .a.s sel5a5t wifi commence tho St day et
oet. sef and close ou the lst day cf July,
r. 8Sa4 ish department IA exclusively under the
ma i.i-ltr mathematical glasses, which viii be
tlu nj by gsHtleusu who has had several years
expelience IN t.achinEja oCG fitY,
The Preach ela-s viii sc under t&c instruction ei
,-.f,trlan ,shA HAS haa N}BCA success IN communist
-. #tst sarl.--4,-, SO t6-dims
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MASSACRE OF M1ss1oSAR1Es.-We copy the follow

MASSACRE OF MIss1oSAR1Es.-W copy the follow.
ing from the New York Obseruer:
The last ray of hope has been dispelled by the
late arrival of news from India, and we must now
record with feelings of the profoundest SORROW that
there is every reason to believe the four missionary
families of the Presbyterian Board at Futtehgurgh
have persisted in the massacre. They have been
traced to the vicinity of Cawnpore and 1t was hoped
that when Gen Havelock arrived there he would
find them alive, and rescue them from thr insur-
gents, but he reports but white person as saved
anc her name is given,so that the painful fact is
pressed upon our hearts that bretheren and SIS
tiers, our friends Freeman and Campbell and John
son and McCuen, and their wives and two children
of Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, haze fallen victims to the
awful insurrection in India.
Rev. John E. Freeman went out in 1888. and
has been faithful missionary for about 10 years.
He married Miss Beach, in Newark, New jersey,
who died about ten years ago. Mr. F. afterwards
married valued friend of ours Miss Vredenburg, a
lady of great accomplishments and WORTH with a
large circle of friends in this city and New jersey
" Rev David A. Campbell was from Wisconsin,
and his wife from Ohio. Rev. Albert O. johnson
and wife are bothifrom Western PENNSYLVANIA
Rev Robert E. McMullen was from PHILADELPHIA and
hi3 wife was Miss Person. from Paterson, New Jer-
sey. All of them were among the most able and
useful missionaries of the board, and their loss is
blow to the work compared with which the destruc.
ton OF 500 worth of property in India is not to
be mentioned"
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YEAR-lt appears that Judge Curtis resigned his
seat on the Supreme Court bench of the United
States on account of the inadequacy of his salary,
$4,000 year. "The salary attached to the Office"
he says, is utterly inadequate to afford comfort
able home for my family at Washington, while in
attendance on the court there and to pay my other
necessary expenses. There has not been one year
since was in Office that have not expended my
entire private income and some years have ex-
ceeded it; and certainly you will agree that at
Washington 1 have not lived extravagantly. In.
deed have lived in such way as neither my fam
lily nor myself have ever oeen accustomed to; and
I must be allowed to think in such way as is
not consistent with the dignity of the Office have
held"
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The entries of articles on Monday evening were
said to be quite equal to those Of former years.
There are some fine cattle on the grounds, and q
large number of horses, some of them very supe-
rior. Some fast trotting may be be expected
The different departments on the ground were be-
ing rapidly filled on Monday evening, and an inter-
estng and useful exhibition is anticipated.
A meeting Of the State Agricultural Society was
held in the Commons Hall on Monday night, the
President. Judge Rufin, in the chair. The meeting
of business character the object being to sec
that the lists of judges were fully made out, and
that all the judges would be on the ground ready
for their duties.
Our hotels are pretty well crowded, and there are
numbers of visitors at private houses.
We shall give some account Of the Fair in oul
next
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H1GGH91hSY IN TO THE la.

IL DIES.-WE HAVE IN STORE LARGE VA
riety of QUESTIONABLE BONNETS from Is cents to SOS
Also, large assortment Of French Flowers Ru.hes
Bbbons Feathers Cheniles Head Dresses Open Hoods
Hair Braids, Jett Necklaces and Bracelets Shawl Pns
Dress Trimmings, Fringes, Hoops and Hoop Skirts in
Ladies Merno and Gauze Vests and Drawers, Corsstts,
Long Blanket, Cashmere, Stella Cashmere. Silk Gran.
Chenille and Shetland Wool Shawls
Cioaks, Ta!mas, and Cloak Cloths
Embroideries and Lace Goods; "
FURS-Cuffs, Muffs, and Victorines;
And in fact almost every article lady could possibly call
for can be found at the well stocked Store of
BROWN & WIGGINS
46 Fayetteville street, =
Opposite the PostOfica
oct. w. 1870. est.
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NOTICE.-WILL BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST
IL bidder, in the of Pittsborouph At the Conf
House door, Tuesday of November Court next the fol-
lowing slaves towt: One negro man. aged 20 years; one
negro oy aged 10 years; one negro good cook
and house servant-and her five children.
The above slaves the property of the estate Of the
late Aston jones' decd and will be sold on credit Of
six months, the purchaser giving bond good securty
SETH B. JONES,
, Ex'r of A. A. Jones.
F''sooro' oct. w. 1857. 12O7-wtdpd.
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GRANVILLE LANDS FOR SALE.,..THE
~ subscribers, living two miles South of the town Of
oxford for sale their Tract of Land containing Three
hundred and Fifty Acres about eighty one hundred
this land is newly erected Grst MILL which will be sold
with the land or not purchasers may desire. There
also new Dwelling House, of very comfortable dimen.
sions, with good out houses tobacco BARNS &C. The
location or dwelling site is within 200 yards of the road
Leading from Oxford to Raleigh, and has around the
dwelling large grove of White Oak trees which attracts
the attention of BY Persons desiring such
situation will call the subscribers at their house or tn
L. A. Paschall, Esq, at Oxford.
LEWIS TAYLOR, 81
Oxford Oct. co. 1857. 95'im.