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The Southern Commercial ConveH-
aiou.

The Southern Commercial Conveh-
ton.
We trust that the town of Knoxville will be ah 10
20 Accommodate all the delegates TO the southei n
Commercial Convention, all the visitors who wr'i
h drawn thither by that convocatton, all the fair
a,m.e,. and enterprising beaux who will be . t
.r.etea thither by the gay and festive scene -
Knoxville. though small place, has big heatt'
"a wt,, 40 all IL can. If some privstions and dis
.-o unayesaable these will be cheerfully
go. s,r The sakc Of the cause. In the gloriot ~
~. p.,oIu,jon. Marion and his men live a
$500, ,otatoes. and even the old ladies Of Bo &
H.. ~,,h,u. tea. for the sake Of libert. :,
80, ns ,,aetAnderce The soldiers sometime $
..-.h.d bsretoo,ed on fhe ice, and shed no teal s
-. a.. ,..r. of blood shet oozed from their
,...r.,.a fat Tie delegates to the Commercial
C~u..,,,o,. which are to uYake the South free
ana ,,as,enaent. have happily NO such sufierinss
..'.,.u,n,nrr They Will eat soFsething besides
,,.,oa.. th.S will not be deprived oil fhei
"a will ride In splendid charots 10 the hebd
- riorv wait. them, and the only ice they vii |
80, Ill, la mingled with the blood Of the grape.
- tho natriotic fervor Of the occasion. {
., hs .usst 10 die for ones country, it is sweete
,u, q, Nv. for her to offer up huge oxen upon tire
s.criscial altar. and pour out vinous libations
vhsreof the officiating priests shall not be denied
hh"lr portion
Rut. tadlnage aside: slthough among the
earliest and most steadfasU advocates of South
ar, Commercial Conventions, We must confess
that the few last sessions have begun to make
N. snprehend that, except sotsa and convival
reunions. a. afording the people az the South an
opportunity for an Interchange Of vieTs and sent-
mspts. which. however, we consider b. no means
unimportant, they not likely. as at present or
oani1ed. to be attended by immediate pracr.eal re-
,ults We would not have them dispensed with.
on that account for we believe that the South will
be strengthened by the bond of association which,
&, thus formed and that In the end, something:
substantial may grow out Of them. But they
ought to be composed in much larger proportion
than they are Of business men, agriculturists AMI
manufacturers. Men of eloquence are not rare u,
America; men of action more difficult to find
We wish that the present Convention may not u,
merely one of social enjoyment and oratorica dis
pfay. bat that 1t will strike ont some method by
which the South shall be able to reap fair share
of the enormous trade which is based upon South
ern resources. Surely this is not asking much. II
10 not treason to the country it is not sectionasm
It Is not intolerable arrogance that the South
which furnishes nearly ifty-seven per cent. of the
entire foreign exports Of the country should aspire
TO sInall portion, or even half OF the commercial
profits derived from these exports, and which are
almost wholly enjoyed at present by the North.
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p6s RUSSELL & JOHNSON, Msnufac-
turers Of CENTRE PIECES. CoRSICE ORsA-
MESrS, &c. at northern prices, 18th street between
Broad and Grace. il A-ims
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165~ DR. CooNs, LATE or ST. Lous,
Mo-Oice and residence ID street, west aide, be-
tween Marshall and Clay streets. mh Is-dem
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05O BUSTERS opened this day at 81

%CO MAIN STREET.
100 BROWN LINEN BUSTERS, 81
100 PLAID BUSTERS, new styles, $50
80 Very fine SLATE COLD LINEN
WHITE BUSTERS from - to 81
Black and White Worstcd BUSTERS, very
handsome goods
silk and Linen POplin BUSTERS very low
800 Real French Embroidered COLLARS
MANTILLAS at and Lelow cost, TO close
them out
At the New York Mantilla and Shawl Store.
l97 Main street.
an S-2fA las RILEY
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FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL

WHEELING, August THE river has now FIVE feet
of water in the channel, and falling.
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MINNESOTA CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
SF. PAULs. MIN, Aug.-The Democratic State
Convention has been organized. and both parties
are now engaged in framing organic law for the
territory.
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B6y FRESH LEECHEs.-I have Just re-
eeived, by Adams Express fresh lot Of Swedish
LsECHES, which will be applied upon most reason
able terms.
Z. S.-Cuppng and Leeching promptly attended
70. Can be found at all hours of the day at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel and At
night on 9th street French Garden I'm.
my Z-ts X &. HOBSOS
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CPECIAL NOTICE.-LOUIS J, BOS-

SIEClAL I1b.---LooIo D. DOS-
~ SIEUX has removed his STEAM CANDY MA
NIFACTORf to a large roOmy five story building.
the opposite side of Main street six doors below
the late stand of Purcell, Ladd Co, aad directly
opposite the old established store of Messrs Binfrd
Mayo Blair. where he would he happy to accom-
modate his old customers and the public generally
The very liberal patronage bestowed upon him for the
last TEN YEARS, enables him. with an enlarged esta
blishmcn, to offer inducements to purchasers. I'M
equalled This side of Philadelphia with more rom
force, st0ck, and settti determindtion to
do a large WHOLESALE BUSINESS. solicit call from
the buying public, at
au Sim NO. 50 MAIN STREET.,
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HORACE l.. KENT, Pres't f.. r. BgSrLaY, Treasr.
WILLIAM h. IsAACs, Secretary.
Committee n ATbItrdteH. 3D..
WILLIAM !. D0NNAN, Chairman,
L. w. GLAZEBR0oK, JAMES Il. DUPuT,
4. w. MCCANCE, l.. d. CRENsEAT.
my TIA
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Sales in New York, Thursday, of 5000 Virginia 6s
at s9O18.
The New York Journal of Commerce of Thursday
evening says:
''There is an active demand for money, but this IL
met freely that for all prime securities there is
change in rates of interest.
Foreign exchange is little irregular some bills
have been sold for cash. at discount from our last
quotations.; hut in the regular way, the same prices
are demanded Bills on London at 30 days, 100 IA
lo9'l do. at sight ll01z Paris, at 60 days, 5lS4@
5.l6L4"
The Kangaroo, from New York, for Liverpool.
Wednesday, took out s5s. 92S in specie.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Aug. 6.The offerings
of Beef Cattle at the Scales to-day, reached so head
Of which number 220 head were driven to Philadel
plIa. and the balance taken by the Baltimore butch
ars at prices ranging from $50 to So per 100 bs OF
the hnof and averaging 81 Is gross The prices SHOW
a sli ght decline on those of last week. Hogs-Supply
light. and the demand good. Sales at S?tg9 30 per
100 lbs. nett. Sheep-Supply light, and sales at $40
mar 100 lhs
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OCHOOL FOR GIRLS.-COSMELIA

CCHOOL FOR GIRLS.-COSMELIA
oand THAMSIN JANNEY intend opening schco o.
for girls on Broad street. between 18th and 18TH the
LIST of 9th month (September)
The various hranccs of the English language viii
DO taught, including Algebra and Geometry: also.
Drawing and Painting. If desired, one afternoon in
each week will be devoted to neede-work.
TERMS: For Primary Glass per quarter Of ten
weeks 81: more advanced Glasses 80; Drawing and
Painting each So
REFERTScEs- Micajah Bates and Philip b. Price
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Bsas" FACTS WORTH KNOWING. re-

FANCY DRY GOODS,
THK
LADIES' Bt/dAR
No. 20t BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
Havash6n1Eaat rked down at prices and selling
At u quality and style con,idered-thAIi
Apeen purchased heretofore ia this
WIS and SLEEVES, rang
Fine french1MCsEiN SETS for g. worth SO; alse.
Sets AT lower prices
Muslin and Cambria BANDS, for Sleeves and RRs1ucs
Thread and Yaienciennrs LACES
Silk MITTS, Kid and silk GLOVES HOSE
Whalebone RUSTS, &c.
MILLINERY GOODS.
Bonnets, Ribbons Flowers, Cuttings. Ladies Dress
Caps, Grapes, &c.
PRINCES AND DRESS TRIMMINGS.
We have 4 large stock OF PRINCES, BRAIDS,
BUTTONS, and other DRESS TRIMMINGS, very
low
Book Swiss Plaid. Striped and Dotted MUSLINS
Also, great variety of
FANCY AND STAPLE ARTICLES
selling at unprecedented low prices make room for
the Fall purchases.
We are not going to wind mp, but are selling
Goods at prices that will he caution 10 old fogics.
jy a-dlm
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ADJUSTMENTS.


NWAN'S MAGIC
- DISS0LYTNG VIEWS
Will be exhibited atsMETROPOLITAN HALL, on
MONDAY EVENING, and continue for three nights
only.
Es- Doors open at o'clock. aus-lt
LOOT RACE AT THE UNION COURSE.
II FOOT RACE between TWO FAST CRACKS
of this city, will take place on the UNION COURSE
this SATURDAY afternoon, at O'Clock.
The CRICK TT CLUB will also commence play at
o'clock and every body should be present.
an S--:lts
------z--------=-----
HOOP SKIRTS, HOOP SKIRTS.-I
H have lust received another lot of those very
desirable selfadjusting Hoop Skirts.
aus @, HARTHELL, us Broad ct.
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DAILYDISPATCH.


utspAtch TOT e"S d.,
Persons going to the SPRING, can have the us
pArca sent to them for any length Of time they Haay
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SAD ACCIDEST.-On Sunday morning last As the
o'clock morning train from this place to Macon,
reached the crossing of small stream about
miles below the depot the track gave way, precp-
Eating the locomotive, tender and baggage car into
the water and mud below, killing the fireman. Mr.
jackson Bryant of this place, and 30 severely i'll
juring Mr.. Patrick Sullivan, temporary baggage
master, that he died during his transportation to
town. Mr.. George Smith, the engineer of the train.
,Iso had one leg and arm broken; and it is some
thing remarkable how he escaped thus lightly, as
he was found on the body Il Bryant, who was not
only killed outright, but soscalded by the hot
water. that he had the appearance of having been
par toiled. The passenger car was not thrown Fl ON
the track, and therefore no one else WAS injured
This terrible accdent-one of the worst that has
ever happened on the Muscosee road-was caused
by the heavy washing rains that have daily fallen
for two weeks past; the Southwestern road near
Macon has likewise been so washed that trains
were delayed for two days the past week, but 40
accident had occurred. The regular train came
Though yesterday morning, only little behind
its usual time-so that uninterrupted communica-
lion from this city eastward is once more esta.,
lished.-CUtumbaS (Gd.) Eng, 4h inst.
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The Richmond Dispatch.
DAILY, SEMI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
The urgent solicitations of a number of friend
have induced me to publish
SEMI-WEEKLY DISPATCH.

SEMl- W EEhLl D1SI alCu.
1t will appear about the Sd July next will be printed
with new type, will contain tventy-eight columns Of
reading matter, and in size ani proportions will re-
semble the Weekly Dispatch. The subscription will
be only
TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM IN ADVANCED
1t willscontain all the news of the day-Poitical
Domestic Foreign, Miscellaneous and Commercial
together with Editorials and entertaining Literature
Especial attention will be paid to the markets. which
will be regularly and accurately reported 1t will be
indeed NEW SPAPER in the most comprehensive
sense: presenting Ineligible narratives of every
thing that transpres, ard communicating promptly
and succinctly all kinds of information appropriate
to the Newspaper.
There are only semi-weekly mails in many parts
of the State and this semweekly edition of the Dis
patch meets the wants of the people supplied by
those mails.
Every branch of the paper il entrusted to capable
gentlemen, and the Daily and Weekly Dispatch are
examples OF the enterprise with which it will be
tanned.
Those who want the SEMI-WEEKLY DISPATCH
will please send in their orders at once that their
subscriptions may begin with the first number. Ad-
dress the undersigned.
Advertisements will be inserted at the usual rat 49,
and as the Semi-weeky edition will no douor BE-
widely circulated 1t will be advantageous medium
for communicating with the public.
Both the Daily and the Weekly, as well as the
Semi-week Dispatch, will soon be greatly i'm
proved, and the three papers will be sent to sub
scribers at the following
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NITY OF RICHMOND. To WIT;-

~ Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Court of
Hastings for the said city, Monday the 9Th day OF
July, 1857.
L. NJ Harold and John VI. Murray, Mer-l
chants and Partners, trading under the
name of Harold Murray ..........Pltfs. In case.
against
John VNeil ...,,........ Def.
The object of this suit il to against the de-
fendant the sum of five hundred and ninety dolinrs,
uary, 1857, till paid.
Affidavit having been made that the defendant IL
required to appear at the Clerks Office Of tho said
Court within one month after due publication hereof
and do what may be necessary to protect his inter
an 4-Iawtw RO. HOWARD. Clerk.
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Low r AT z 8:

There are cheaper journals in the Union, and
neither labor expense will be spared TO make
them among the best newspapers Of the city
i COWAR
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NO. 50 MAIN STREET.
NEW SONGS AT RICHARDSON'S,

~ CORNER 18TH ANDCARY STS.-THE GRAVE
THE GAY, THE C0MIC!-sNO different kinds:
Willie we Have Missed You; Maggie by Ny Side:
Irish haunting Car; Annie Laura; Rcd, White and
Blue; o. Garry Me Back to DIE Our Mary Ann
hooking Bird: Dead Rabbits Bonnie Jennie; Kissing
Through the Bars; Johnny Sands; Want 10 he al
Angel: Days When Was Hard Up, &C. &c. price
2CentS each. an SITS
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%. NorIoE.-The Hair Dressing. shs

wing, ShampoOing and Bathing Saloon, under the
Ballard House, has been handsomely fitted up, and
now open, and We invite the citizens aud strangers
% give us a call.
v. Blot, Cold and Shower Baths can be had
daily, from O'Clock A. II. 10 To- VI.
APP 23-d6m HOBS0N MORTON.
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THE LIST OF NAMES OF

90 Company No. ]. reported to the Depart
E$NJment will meet at their Engine House
x6ahon THURSDAY. the 18th, att o'clock
for election of Commander, LIST and I'd Foreman.
JN0. J. FRY. Chief Epg'r.
The anniversary parade will take place on Thurs
,1ay 18th aust
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W. HEINRICH SCHNEIDER Professnr

Wv of MUSIC, offers his services TO the citizens OF
>G~ Richmond =. a Teacher of the HARP PIANO,
GUITAR and of SINGING. Having taught Music for 8
years in Edgeworth Seminary in North Carolina he
confidently Faers TO Gov. MoREHEAp Proprietor and
to RICHARD STERLING, ESQ., Principal Of that Institu
ton.
RS- Residence at Mrs Russell's Boarding House
Broad street near 9th.
REFERENCES IN RIcnxoyp-Rev. Dr. NJ D. Hoge,
Rev George Woodbridge Rev. DIR. T. V. Moore W M
Il. Paine, ESQ., Col. T. p. August II. r. Howison MI
4. Morris, p IL. Taylor. Maj j. C. Shields, Dr. f. IL
Desne. jy l5-dIw&Iaw3m*
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ATTENTION. NIAGARA

ATTENTION, NIAGARA
1As- FIRE COMPANY, no. 5, (oLD COM
VEESssssR = PANY You are hereby particularly
.Ss9ES.eE- requested to attend meeting of your
Company, at Lafayette Hall, THIS SATURDAY
NIGHT at Sia O'Clock precisely As this will he our
last meeting before reorganizng full attendance
is requested Business Of importance to all will be
brought before the meeting and it il necessary that
the affairs Of the old Company should be settled up.
BY order of the Vice President
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aA- DR.. JOHN b. wALrHALL, (Homes-


pathist) offers his professional services the citi
Zens of Richmond and its vicinity Office At his To
sidence ON Leigh street, two doors from 9Th.
Je l-l2m*
nfn-P. II. AYLETT, Attorney at Law
Practices in all the Courts held IN the city OF Rick
mond and attends regularly the County and Circuit
Courts of Chesterfield, Henrico, Hanover and King
William counties.
AsOfiice over the store OF 7. Johnston 4 Brother,
No. lis Main street. Jy I-6A
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THE NAVY YARD GROUNDS in Memphis, Tenn
have been sold for $50000, to northern capitalists
who contemplate establishing various kinds of
manufacturing branches, and also a marine or dry
dock for steamboat bnilding and repairs.
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ssA To Max. B,xrK--De..r

justice 20 yourself end persons who may be similarly
anicted permit me to cite an instance Of the remark
able qualities OF your PREAIrN BirrERs / had
never used them until recently Bat nay wife having
been affected with a nervous Affection and disorder.
% stomach, for the past ten twelve years, used
every means IN my power restore her to health.
she was under the constant treatment Of hVe or sir
able ply scians, but relief could be had. thea
saw several certificates Of the remarkable cures made
by yonr BirTLHs. persuaded my wife n try them,
sne did soand in little time she began 10 recover
ptly. Not only her nervous affection and tisordered
better now than IL has been for many years. am
now using, and shall always continue 10 your
BiTTERs. write this in justice 10 yourself aud for
the benefit Of others who are similarly afflicted.
Your Obdt vt, THOMAS VI. MONTAGUE.
Richmond JuRe ~. 1851.
These RIrTTRs he bad ~ all ihe principal Drug.
giHts in this city and el-e where In this State Jys
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man named Tucker Adkins who lives In tho
neighborhood of Grafton, in this county, had his
hand entirely cut off at the wrist by threshng
machine, on Saturday last.-Ddnrilte Reg.
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. "a HALO FRIEND! WHICH
WAYf-Fm going to MAURICE'S to get
pair Of his elegant Summer Pumps for myself,
and pair Of fine Caters for friend who purchased
pair of him few days since, and now send me there
because those he bought neater and better than
those he saw elsewhere. besides being dollars
pair cheaper 'Sp0se you try him. at
ana ISL MAIN STREET
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC, VIM. Fl.
ANTliACKER, do forwarn all persons from harbor-
ing or crciiting my wife, MARTHA THACKER, as
she has left my bel and board without any cause
proyocation on my part whatever l will not pay
any drbr contracted by her.
WILLIAM II. THACKER,
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CTILL THEY COME.-We are week

ST1LL THEY COME.-We are weekly
~ receiving additional supplies of Patent SELF
SEALING CANS, from the manufacturers, of all the
pared to fill all orders for them, in any quantity
Those in want, would do we'll to give US call
Also-Patent WATER COOLERS, and Simpsons
Patent ICE PITCHERS, All of which we are sell
ing very low. GEO. j. SUMNER,
aus No. 20 Pearl St
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NO-PARTNERSHIP.-Theu undersigned
~ having formed Co-Partnership. under the firm
and style of W. D. TOMPKINS 4 BRO, will con
tinue the COMMISSION BUSINESS at the same
stand lately occupied by the above concern.
W. d. TOMPKINS,
au S--2w J. T.. TOMPkINS.
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~ MULE LO IA large brown
0N MULE, lame In one front fcot-last seen on
Brooke Turnpike. beyond the Branch--was bought at
Georges sale. on that road and may have returned
home, A reward of FIVE DOLLARS will be paid
for her delivery at my store.
LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX,
aust No 50 Main st.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA

FOR PHILADELPHIA
~ VIA NORFOLK.-The A No. Steam
~L.saEG- ship CITY OF RICHMOND, Capt. ".
ESSSLz.z5 MITCHELL will he ready TO receive
freight, on MONDAY, and will leave on WEDNES-
DAY, August II, at O'Clock A. NJ.
For freight or passage. having superior accommo-
dations, apply to
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

NEW YORK Aug. 6.-Cleared schr. Yorktown,
Woglan. City Point
BALTIMORE, Aug. CLEARED schr. Ocean Wave,
Frank, Richmond.
PHILaDsLPfIt, Aug. 6.-C1eared schr. Mary Ann
and Caroline, Henderson, Richmond.
..t-sa FOREIGN.
Ship Arcole. Ptman, from Richmond arrived at
Gibraltar 18th ut., and sailed 18th for Venice.
Barnue Virginia, 26 days from Richmond for Mon
tevieo. was spoken June TO- lat II 2 NJ lon 2S5 w.
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CITIZEN FIRE COMPANY

DISSOLUTION.-In consequence of the
II death of Mr. f. G. ToIapkina. the CoPartnership
of +. G. 4 ". D. T0MPKINS il dissolved.
The business of the firm will be closed by the
vivng partner, WIN. d. TOMPKINS.
August Sth lS57
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e CHAS. L. VOEGELE, with woe
"A GELE & wEIDEMEYER, No. 96 Main st.,
E,HZ Richmond. Va Having concluded to remain
sAxa1O in Richmond, would be pleased to see my
old customers at the above place. where they will
find good assortment of Watches, both Hunter and
Open Dial of English and German makers: fine jew
ery in sets and otherwise; Ladies' Neck Chains;
Chatelains; Gold bockets; Breastpins; Ear Rings;
Finger Rings and every other article in the Jewelry
line Also Silver Ware of every description.
Particular attention paid to the Repairing of fine
Watches and Jevelry AN S-ts
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T IST OF LETTERS--Remain in the
II MCHNoND POs1 oktICE. on the TIN dry
- psrse spplyinx for Letters. in this List win
p'eaxsay my are ADs.NIna'' e1s
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COMMISSIONERS 0FFICE,t
CHESTERFIELD Q. H., July q, 1881.
tho THE CREDITORS OF THE ES-

TOHN J. FRY HAVING WITHDRAWN
- from the concern of HUGH W. FRY & SONS. the
business will be continued from this date by the un.
dersigned. under the firm of HUGH w. FRY co.
Those indebted TO the late firm requested TO close
their accounts without delay.
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G~N ALL WE HAVE Cor TO
SAY-You can get a Trunk of any
sMtTU quality at MATRICES for less
Richmond He sells them at factory prices Call
on him. he has large stock aud great variety, to
please any and every body. Isl Main street, Metro
nolitan Store ans 81
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CELECT CLASSICAL AND THE



~ il prepared to deliver CLOVER HILL COAL,
from his yard near tie Petersburg Depot.
Orders filled promptly, anda good article at the
market price guaranteed.
au 81 i'm p. H. GIBSON.