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DICHMOND BELL AND BRASS FOUN

DUH NUM- DELI NND Dh-tNO TVU-N-
IL DRY. FANCY CRATE AND FENDER MANU-,
FACfDKY.-No 70 Main street, between 3th and
9Th wert siiafhe subscriber has tor sale 800 NrAtcS
Fe!ers ani Summer Pieces, embracing 100 different
kinds ans is daily manufacturing Crates to order,
wholesale and retail. nj Northern prices. Crates,
Bells &c neatly packed and forwarded to any part OF
the State Also. Bells and Brass Castings made to
order and all kinds OF repairing done at the shortest
notice. -... =. r.,,,.oa>,
NH f9-6n SAM u D. DENOoN.
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Horrible AcTpgNT-By n letter from ,''l
Washington Co Iowa we learn that Gyms N"J"
ford Of that town was killed on the l9th 81 'N'!
He was at work In a steam "a" nm, l.',Sl -,
log with lever, when 1t broken ms MAINS ., fII
apee5 ami wa, instantly cut two foh his breast
10 the back bone, one OF ms HI'"' " az
ed from his BODY H. expired ,nsta s ,, o ,or.o
The unfortunate man W,'e lem, ui,n".s"J 81,
s,,i rotion ~ the mill, but .lad no idea Of the
Misfortune which had bcfalicn her. until
,bc r5. nsn Of her husband was laid out, when
a sympathizing friend undertook the SAD task 81
Ir,-.,tiog the Intelligence IL her. Her grief and
horror may be imagined.
on the same day and in the same county, thic"
other men met their deaths by accidents IN Sa"
mills end one man was Frustrated by sun stroke
A melancholy chapter.
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CtITY OF RICHMOND. TO

4 Wy OF KINHNUND, TO WTT:-A'
~ Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Court 81
Hastings tor the said city, on Monday, the 9TH day
July, ISL.
L. VI. Harold and John VI. Murray, Mer
chants and Partners, trading under the
name OF Harold & Murray. "......"Pltfs III case
against
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III rent Houses Lots, &c, from lst to }rd streets
tnd in the county of HonriCo, some OF which Lott
cannot be surpassed for beauty and locality by an,
within the corporation limits; and when you com
county Lots for soap and candle factories, Natui
,uuld not have done more on hsr part tor the ConN
uienCe OF man to erect such establishments upon al
n any Of the above. shall be pleased to have tn
views of operators upon the subject now before them
Apply to IL. W. TYLER,
my SIN AZant for tiS trnstees
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rOYNER'S WHITE AND BLACK SUI
" PHUR AND CHALYBEATE SPRINGS.-This
Watering Place is open for the reception Of vsi
tors 1t il situated the ttrc and ~ fu reto Of The
IiJGtHid and Tennessee RdIfOdd about hdlf q ntijs
from B0RsacAs Depot, RodHobs, 70. at which said
Depot All Omnibus will alwaSs be kuud waiting the
arrival OF the cars, To- convey visitors the SPRING.
Important improvements have been made since last
season.
Another White Suphur-stronger holder. and a
superior Chaly beate Spring, have been discovered
and reclaimed and improved since the last Setiaon
70 that the variety and value of the IMMORAL waters
now afforded at the place. are uue0palled by any
other place now known to the public. The similarity
OF the " hlte sulphur TO the justly and hr-Iamed
tTssn6risr Whit sulphur is no striking to be al
once recognized b all whs have used both Of the
waters
These White and Black Sulphur waters have effect
ed numerous cures
The Hhte Sulphur, aggravated cases Of dyspepsia
serious affections OF the liver, kidneys and bladder
general debility, and especially diseases OF the neT.
vous system and those diseases peculiar to FEHALEH
The Black Sulphur all kinds Of diseases of the skin
aggravated cases Of letter and other eruptons Of the
skin-on great numbers. and Of long standing sew
enty having been entirely cured
The accommodations are equal to any to be found in
dance Of the most satisfactory character-As to all
which beg to refer the large number of persons
who have heretofore visited the place.
Billiard Tables Bowling Alleys and a fine Rand OF
Music viii be found at the place and every effort in
every way, will constantly DC made to afford comfort
and Amusement to visitors.
HEEFTFINGpP M
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-rHs renort has been circulated

ca"L report has been circulated
9Rlgg28S~ on several occasions, since my shop was
burnt dawn on 18th street about year ago, that
was not now engaged in the COACH MANOFACiU- |
RING BUSINESS. Such reports, AIN persuaded;
ha. operated in degree against my Interest," anu
take this occasion say, they are entirely ialse,
having never contemplated stopping It since esta-
blished m yself at 10 franklin street whore am now
prepared to execute all the branches OF the business
neatly and substantially at prices that cannot Tan TO
nIanss nv o-Im1 y. A. FRANCIS. |
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III, ssy Et..s-as5SSttsks+S1 hlt bOND All
ssst . ina::-.--.s:asss DANyILLE RAILROAD
CHASTE Or SCHEbULE-SUMME ARRAAU,
hENT.-J Lf 10TH, lS51.-The Mail Tram v.
leave Richmond daily tSusddy excepted at s'..,
A. NJ, arrive at the Junction at - A. Nj. ssd at D.,
Vile ut ~ r. NJ; connecting with the Sesth ~,
Railroad trsia going to Lynchburg nj junction a.,
with tho virginia and Tennessee Railroad trais u
The southwestern Virginia Springs at Lynchhr:
through to Coyner's, Allegheny, Montgomery WIk
sulphur, and Yellow sulphur Sprisgs on the svsnal
Of the same day, from Richmond.
Returning. lesye DanVlle at 1870 A. VI arriF.
junction, 1,N T. NJ connecting with the Ssstb -
Railroad Trains from Lynchburg and arrive IL 81
mOnd, connecting with the Trains soinS ksrtA /
go r. VI. C. tAYTBFIT
~ Its General Superinte. lent
rJ-The above schedule will he run on and acI
MONDAY, tho 3rd Of August
CHARLES CAMPBELL,
iy n-t- SHptriptond,n
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,l'tIH > Nt'til....... bclt.j
III. object O this suit is 10 recover against the de
f,ndaut tn sum OF five hundred and ninety dollars.
with legal interest thereon from the LIST day Of Jan
Har,. i>j7, till paid.
Affidavit having been made that the defendant is
not a resident OF the OF Virginia. he il hereby
required to appear at the Clerks Office of the said
Court within one month after due publication hereof.
AMI do what may De necessary to protect his inter
cEtS. 4 tOpy-Icste:
au t-lawiw R0. HOWARD. Clerk
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. BEAUTIFUL DWELLINGS, o.

aEs BEAUTIFUL Dwell l. \ GS o.
:ss::::i TIE SOUTH SIDE or CARY, BETWEE
ID AND 3D STREETS. FOR SALE.-1he subscriber
are authorized to sell the Telements above locates
occupied respectively by Mrs. Kirby and Mr. Tho.
Johnson Each Tenement has ii rooms, beside
aitchen.
The fenements ara nearly new are VOL built, an
ire supplied with water and gas. As the owner
anxious tn sell being about to remove 10 the Cuuntr
bargain will be given. Apply 10
~ st Goblin / APPERSpN.
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TOHN J. FRY HAVING WITHDRAWN
- from the concern of HUGH W. FRY SONS, ths
business Will l." continued from this date by the uIi-
dnr~i.:uri. under the firm of HUGH W. FRY co
T,r indebted to the late hra requested to close
theIL accuRMta without delay.
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NOTICE.-Notice is hereby gwen thaI
~ annI;cation will be made to tho Chamberlain
of the CITY of Richmond for the renewal OF bond No
20 of the city of Richmond, in the name Of H. A. T.
Dahney for five hundred dollars dated oath January
1857 and payable list January, 1852 said bond having
hsan Lost or mislnh. I4-lAM3nE
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2slsE GEO. F. SMITH,
snG 49,. "a nII II A L

csSEA GEO. F, SMITH,
STE COACH MAKER,
CORNER BROAD AND Cru SIS,
(Tichenors old stand keeps constantly on hand and
makes TO order all kinds of CARRIAGES, ROChA-
WAYS, BUGGIES, SULklES, SPRING AuONo,
unusually large assortment, which no is dIspoSeu to
sell upon very reasonable terms. Employing the best
workmen and usin. the finest MATERIAL he IS enaoIeo
to warrant Sll his work.
So Coach Smithing and jobbins OF all kinds axe-
cuted promptly usual, and upon reasonable TERMS
my ma
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i. acknowledgements.
The object of this suit is to recover against the de-
PENDANT the sum of fort Onr dollars with legal inter
thereon from the 9TH day of March, a3 till paid
due by order in writing.
Affidavit having been made that the defendant il
not resident If the State OF Virginia, h" j. hereby
required 30 appear at the Clerks Office of the said
Court within one month after due publication hereof
AM do what may be necessary to protect his inter
eSt+. tupy-IeStD.
an 4-Iawiw RI HOW ARD Clerk
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TIN. SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING

TNIN. SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
L ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET,
BETWEEN MAIN AND CAki.-The subscriber is
fully prepared to do all kinds of work in the above
business with dispatch; and returns thanks to his
numerous patrons for past tyors and solcits con
tinuanCe Of the Being master OF his business
ne can promise his customers that all work done By
him will at least be equal to any other house in the
city and fully cheap fact known 70 all persons
who know what good work is.
ROOFING, GTTTERING. &c.-Jeis prepared to
execute this description of work in very superior
manner both iii town and country.
TIN WARE-AIways on hanI Il large and general
assortment of Tin Ware. Wholesale and retail.
GAS FITTING.-Iie Is likewise prepared TO do all
kinds Of tias Fitting ia the best manner.
PUMPS-He keeps always on hand large and ex-
tensiye stock of W ell and Garden Pumps.
fa II CHARLES II. LANGLEY.
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TERMS: So. IN ADVANCE.

TO ADVERTISERS Nd BUSINESS MEN.
The NrlCS, having regular, permanent seInweek-
circulation large, fnot larger, than any other
newspaper among the farmers and substantial busi-
men Of fredericksburg and dissection of Vir-
inia, IL confidently recommended a medium of
numbers among its readers those who are able 10
'uy literally and pay promptly, and whose custom
would be valuable TO business men.
Neither labor nor expense will be spared to make
he Ne,oS worth than is paid for it by subscri-
,ers or advertisers.
Immediate applications enclosing the money, may
e made to NEWS OFFICE.
yS-ts Fredericksburg, Va.
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EB SPECIAL NOTICR.--Expre4- packages 4.
Norfolk, Petersburg, Richmond and all places o "
ginia and North Carolina, intended for shipment }
Steamships Roanoke and .!ampstows, will hrreaas
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS CONPASf
who tbs authorized Agents fol Express priVeg-
on these ships.
0lice OF the New York and Virginia Sa.A.
Company. LUDLAN & PRHASANTS Agent.
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NOT ICE The undersigned having
Y qualified rs Executors under the last will and
testament OF James c. SPOTS, dec d. request all per-
Ons having claims ran-t the estate to present them.
,roperly authenticated; and ali persons indebted are
equested to make immediate payment to JOHN &.
POTTS JAMES THOMAS, JR.,
JSO. +. WRESN,
JNO. G. SPOTS,
Executors Of James c. SPOTS. decd.
Richmond ,fulv \ lRu ivo-lm
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-r- RFOLK AND RICH
Es=alssaas.z3C MoND TRANSPORTATION LINE.
The Steamer KAHN KEE, in connection with a line
of BARGES will run regularly from RICHMOND
10 NORFOLK twice week.
Freight (which will be taken at low rates) received
at any time at my warehouse, on the Dock
as- Vessels towed to and from City Point or Hsmp-
ton Roads on moderate terms
il It's A. S. LEE, Agent
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-lawiw Ro. HOWARD. Clerk.


CITY OF RICHMOND, TO WIr;--At
~ Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Court OF
Hastings for the said city, Monday, the Sd day OF
August. 1887.
George ". smith and p W. IIarwood, Mcr-l
chants and Partners, trading under the
firm AMI II sic Of Smith llarwOnd.Pltts. In debt
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DENITEN TIARY OF VIRGINIA.
l. Manufactured at this Institution, and sold there
and at the Agents Store No. r. Pearl street. the fol
lowing articles at reduced prices, to wit:
Boots, Shoes and HTogues.
Women Children and servants Shoes.
Wagon and Cart Harness ofeyery description.
Machine Rands Leather Hose.
Wagons Carts Drays and v heelbarrows
Wardrubes Safes &c.
Striped and Plaid Cottons.
Kerseys and Lynseys for plantation hands.
Ready Made Clothing for Servants
Most ofthe above articles on hand and for sale or
will be made or repaired or other JOB work done tn
order short notice for cash, to punctual Gus
toners only, short time.
Orders from the country, with satisfactory refere-
ces promptly attended to. Address.
R0BT. VI. NIMMO.
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VHE FREDERICKSBURG NEWS, pr

THE FREDERICKSBURG NEWS, pub
l. liShcd sBNI-TERKLY would not willingly be lCeGk
y, for any confederation, on any subject, or in amy
fits departments, original or selected 1t endeaYoIs
D he useful to the farmer especially and to all poll
cisns and others open 10 conviction or willing to
sten to reason. ltsp0litica friends having been
emily demolished in the late election, it will support
If buchanan against the attacks of the Democratic
'arty and is in the market for paving Subscribers
Without regard to creed OF Acknowledgements
ef have those who can't read English as any Others
fthey are honest men
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PIANOS, &c.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES.

cwxG COACH AND WAGON MAN
80 UFACTORY.-The subscribers, having
0pepeJ a COACH and W AGON MANDATORY on
Brooke Avenue between Leigh and DuVal streets,
keep constantly on hand, and will M Ike t. order,
CARRIAGES and WAGONS of all kinds which they
sell as low good work of the kind can be bought
in the city. o,,,
Also in connection with our business, we do HORSb
SHOEI Nc nd all kinds OF farm work.
Be- All new work warranted.
~ i6-Im* ROBERT f. LUCK BRO.
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an 4-laW4M KO. HOWARD. Clerk.
CITY OF RICHMOND, To wIr:-At
against
LIZ ~ III


Joll Ntilt-''.', ...'''''..'.....'.Dell
The object of this suit is 10 recover against the de-
PENDANT the OF sevent tour dollars with interest
thereon, due by open account.
Affidavit having been made that the defendant Ii
not resident OF the State of Virginia, he Is hereby
required to appear the Clerks Office of said Court
within month after due publication hereof, ana
do what may be necessary to protect his Interests
Copy-Teste: -
au 4-Iaw4w RIO. HOW AhD, Clefk.
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csW ga JANNIhUIl3, VAltItI -FV'I1'7'
2s{@2aE~ Tho subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Making Embellishments on Lombard Alloy. b.
tween Main and Cary, 13th and 18th streets, near
the Columbian Hotel. COACHES, ChARlOIEFS;
BAROUCHES BUGGlES, with and without tops, ana
SILhIf.5 all ofhis make st the best Hiaterlair
and workman ship all Of which will be sold az low as
good ork the kind be ia the city Of RchIn0nh
and Irespectfuy ask call from those in want OF any
article in the Carriage line. | am determines 10
make to order and sell at tho lowest prices possible
and all work sold that is now, warranted. ~
feIE-ora MICAJAI MANGUA.
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~ FOR RENT, and possession giye1
Iii on the 10th of August, or sooner, the hous
nOW occupied by Mrs. Jennings in the town II SlO
uey nearly opposite the Fair Grounds. Applyto
GEO. W. JARVIS,
j. It's At Shop, on the corner above.
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- VALUABLE RESIDENCE AN D

4 =
III BUILDING LOT on FRANKLIN AND 2irh
STREETS FOR SALE-We are authorized to sell
the valuable residence formerly occupied - the late
Mr.. Samuel Su3lett The lot has front uf 81 feet Oh
the south side OF Franklin street, and depth 81 Tx
feet. The dwelling is large, well arran sed aud com
Portable.
If desired it will be divided Is to soil vacan,
lot Of 30 feet tho we, of the dwelling Persons dis
posed puFchaseare requested 10 vsw the premises
For terms apply Ia
~ &
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A LLKGHANY SPRINGS-This nater

n ing place, fayorabls known 10 the public
will be opened for the reception Of visitors on the
first day Of June. The present pTopTietOrr are hap
py TO announce that they have secured the service
as general manager, of Mr. JN0. p. LEE (of In.
American Hotel, Richmond, Va,) whose long rxpc-
rience in the hotel business, and we'll established
reputation gentleman and caterer are sufficient
guarantees that every effort win bn made 10 give e
tirs satisfaction TO our guests.
The powerful curative Properties Of this water
and its efficacy in all diseases Of the stomach live
bowels, nervous system, &C. h well attestsd by the
many cures. almost ntirdilO4S which have l.en rG
fested by its We refer with confidence a. All
the paTOns Of the former pruprietOrs A comnIete
bathing establishment has been added 10 onr ar
engagements for the comfort of our visitors since Last
season. ~
For further particulars re refer 10 the e,rJ IN 10
found in hotels, ears, steamboats, ar
splendid line Of FoURHokSE COACHES will
convey visitors from Shawsyile 10 This place AZ
miie. overa good road, with only one hin between
my E-d6ct25A prnnS,x.
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- DESIRABLE HOUSE FOR RENT

- DESIRABLE HOO'ch RON hEN
Ell The commodiOus and pleasant Brick Iious'
,0rner Of trace and 24th streets. with gas, hydTan
we'll, kitchon, stable, aud all necessary outhousf
upon the premises it will be put in thorough r.
pair ELIZA l.. VAN LEW.
~ 2S-tS
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J. A. HEFELFINGRR L Co,

FTOprIttUTe.
81 Stages, of first class, leave BoHsack's Depot
daily on the arrival of the cars, for the Grecnbror
" hte, Sweet, Red Sweet, and other Springs
HH- 1t will be seen by tbs various newspapers that
the Cars Of tho Virginia and Tennessee Railroad leave
ynchburs ttUic, day, say at A. NJ and 50 Y. W.
affordng desirable opportunity for all the SpriRxs
above. je l6-dtlS
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GREAT SACRIFICE IN DRY GOODS.
BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COL

BALTIMORE COM N h X I IA L. COL
ID LEGE.
POUNDED iS52-CHARTERED 1854.
Located corner Of Baltimore aud Charles streets
BALTIMORE, MD.
This institution is now in the most prosperous AMI
iourishing condition. Twice during the last two
ears has it been necessary to obtain larger apart
lents for the accommodation of the increasing mum
'.r OF students representing nearly every State III
he Union.
rheadyautage and facilities here afforded to yeung
len desiring to qualify Themselves properly Tor the
triuus duties Of the Counting Room, or 10 obtain
thorough iToctlcIl Business kdacGttoH generally,
re- unsurpassed i'll ANY particular by any similar es-
tblishmeut in the United States.
FACULTY.
T. X LOSER, Principal
lecturer on the Science Of Accounts Commerce, Blu
siness, Customs, Nc.
J. NJ. p II l. LIPS,
rofessor of the Theory ami Practice Of Book Keep
ing and Com Lu-rcial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor Of Book Keeping.
n. G. JOHNSON,
'rofessor Of Business ana Ornamental Penmanship.
;. +. WILLIAMS. ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REV. f.. YEATES REESE d. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon John p. Kennedy, Hon Joshua Eansent'
Hon. Thos Swami, WIN. II. kciSher Esq,
Jacob Trust, ESQ. VIM. knHbe, ESQ.
aT-A large and beautifully Ornamented Circular,
ne exorior and interior view of the College various
haraCteri7tic Designs, Penmansillp. &c, sent Gy
nail. FREE Of charge, accompanied with Catalogue
E.K LOsIER,
ie 23-d&c3m Baltimore Nd.
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q MOURN NO MORE
"a I'd mourn thee, hopes that leave mo,
MI, If from thee I'd parted too;
kASx&b I'll keep thee when all friends deceive me,
For twenty years YOU have proved true.
No better Watch shall ever win thee,
As ia many Il store chance to roam;
I'll keep thee for you'll not deceive me,
To tell the hour when m at home.
But while before ME, yet have the,
it'll hands 10 clean and cases bright,
A cloud Of thought still fingers DER me,
And tells ME true. the hour OF night.
And if by age you'll need repairing,
And your time will not run true;
Yet still for thee III be caring,
And take thee to BARTHOLOMEW.
W. BARTHOLOMEW,
Practical Watch and Clock Maker and Jeweller,
iva Corner of nth and Main SITS,
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-. FOR RENT.-The three story tene
zEi ment. now occupied by Mr.. Belvin, on Maii
street between second and third. 1t contains ten
eleven rooms, with gas fixtures throughout IT,
c)uyslient part OF the city, il will be found dec
rdae residence. Possession given on the hrst
June. Enquire at WOrthams Bookstore, on Mai
street my 22-tb
- FO RENT.-The dwelling hous
.H!:I on Mayo street recently occupied by Mira. II
b4f. adjoining MIR. Alex. Motifs residence. Posses
is4It, JAMES THOMAS. JR.
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TIGHT YEARS RULE CONTINUED.

Ii i EhIlo NJ tON
IL The 18th OF July il has been my rule TO greatly
reduce the cash prioe Of all my summer Clothing
and Furnishing Goods. II IL not desirable pTofta-
bic 10 carry over 10 the second stock Of sum
Iner Clothing. notwithstanding my stock is large
comprising Cashmere suks Marsee~ do. White
and Coored Linen do, Alps a, plerino Drap de EtA
&c: and Furnishing Goosa Sch Shirts, Collars
Socks Gloves, Suspenders, ersvats II the greatest
variety &C.; all win be sold az such reduced prices
As will ensure sales. All ia want VIII hasten to call
while the variety 10 good.
J.D. GOODMAN,
~ Mai.
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DAILY DISPATCH.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. ......AUGus

WEDNESDAY MohNiNu-.''-''.a,"pH . le9',
GRAxp FErE AT NEW PORT.-A letter from Newport,
X. l., says
An affair is on the tspis which exctes great
sensation in the fashionable world. I allude TO
the grand entertainment which Mr.. William s..
Wetnlore, Of this city, is about to give on the
grounds attached TO his magnificent residence. It
comes of on Monday, the 10th of August, from 20
7o'clock An immense tent, so feet square, is he
ing erected Co dance in, the ground enclosed in it
being entirely boarded over. Another tent. ~ by
q, is 10 Dr. spread for refreshments. The tables
will be Iuxuriou.ly and bountifuly spread under
the catership of George x. Downing The Germa-
mans are engaged for the occasion, and all the ofh
er arrangements on the same princely scale
Upwards Of 1900 invitations have been issued, and
ths number Is not sufficient to satisfy the expecta
tious Of those who th NIX they have claim 10 be
included. The ladies in Newport are sending ia all
directions for dresses and hear Of nothing ou'
this great ietc.
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- FOR KENT-On Pleasant street
,4::s Union Hill a comfortable dwelling house, cor
laInIng rooms with basement and other necessstr
,Onvenience1: win n garden attached, and il well
,xcellent water GA the premises. Rent SI2O per al
num- Apply to JOHN X. COOK Genl Ag't,
Iy l6-ts Corner Main and Pearl sta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-05

900 BBLS. CALCINED PLASTER
oOo IO0a bbls. Rosendale and James River Cement
1000 hbls. Kockand Lime
80 bhls. Tar
100 bbs Richmond Ground Plaster
20 bills. Ampthill Supertne
400 bbls. Halifax Herrug5
so bushels Plastering Hair
20 bales Hay
= lbls. No. Lard
100 900 sawed Laths
40 tons Lump Plaster ~
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