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WI IL. FRY.
August lst. lE1. HUGH ". FRY JR.

GEANO.-l pa ToUs best PERUEIAS 100 ton
best NeS do: lso, general assortment Of G t.
CEi;iES for sale by HUGH W. FRY 4 CO.
We will also conduct general COMMISSION BC-
SNESS II. ". T. Il GO.
Hu l-ilwitSwc4t
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RUNAWAY

eAs $50 REWARD.-The above re-
"a wart Of fifty dollars will be paid for he apFre-
% hensiJn Of a negro man. ua!ued JOHN, some
e time. calling himself Nelson, If taken within
lis state aEd twenty doiarsit taken within this
y OF county upon his DIG very to the subscriber or
u. away fIom the factory of Mr. VIM Greanur. on
He Ilh Of une last. tie is man Of rather spTi8hty
rppearancc. very quick in answering when spoken
.. il aboat feet ) or inches high, quite slim and
Try dark in complexion. 1t il supposed he is still
,rlsiug about this city or county and a. he has
cations in fredericksburg and Essex comfy, he MAJ
c III either Of these neighboThOod1.
j. :. TRIBE Duuusyille,
au Sim Essex county, Va.
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=, HEINRICH SCHNEIDER, Professor

1-z # MUSIC offers hs services to the citizens Of
TX Richmond ~ a Teacher Of the HARP, PIANO.
GUITAR Inioi SINGING. Having StAght Music tol s
confidently refers to Gov. M0RgHEAD. Proprietor and
10 RICHARD SrEKLlNG Esq. Principal Of that Iu-ttu-
ton.
FB- Residence at Mrs. RusseIFs boarding House
Broad street. near 9Th.
REPgaEscRS N RIcTGoNp.-Rrv Or. II. u. Hege.
Rev. CeoTg" Wooderdze, Rey. Dr. r. '. Moor" VIM
q. Painr. ESQ, Col. 7. p. August. Il. r. Howaon, NJ
A Morris, Z. II. Taylor. Maj. }. G. Shields. Dr. +. II
Dqaup iy lJ-GIW SlaU3m#
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES.

cH1xE DISSOLUTION OF C0-PART-
~ NEitSHIP-The undersigned, who have
been conducting the CARRIAGE MANUFACTURE
ING BUSINESS, under the hrm of AINSLIE,
BOWEN POWELL, have, by mutual consent, dis
solved partnership.
GEORGE A. AINSLTE will fulfill all the engage
ments and obligations Of the firm collect all debts
due thereto, and will continue operations at the
same place, as formerly, in his own name; and hay
ing engaged the services of ID. Y. BOWEN and IL. III.
POWELL In their respective departments, and adher-
ing to theestablished practice Of the concern Of en-
ployin8 none but the best workmen, using every
care in the selection OF materials and strict perso-
nal attention to all work done by u.s. hope to receive
continuance of the liberal patronage heretofors be-
slowed. q. A. AINSLIB,
d. Y BOWEN,
su ll-d&cwIm H. H. POWELL.
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10 23-d&c3m
NHE FREDERICKSBURG NEWS, puI

1 - II IbD - y 1lN L ~ -. pun
a ltshed sE&l-wEEFLY, would not willingly be Igeu
u Tor any confederation, on any subject or in al
u rs departments, original selected. Ii eudeayDs
70 DC useful to the farmer especially, and to all poi
tclahN ana others open 10 conviction or willing {
lSten to reason it, political friends having been =
tntly demolished III The late election it will suuI,ot
IT, buchanan against the attacks Of the Denlocrat;
'aIty, aud Is in the market for paying subscriber
Without regard TO creed or acknowledgement 2
rt iEtve those who can't read English az any other
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pENNETT. BEERS y FISHER

~ Sell SempIos Infallible Baking Powder
MEADE 4 BAKER
-. 49,. Sell Semples Infallible Baking Powder
WARING & PEAECE
,,,., SerSemple's InfllIitle Baking Powder
;, Sells Semplas Inftllible Baking Powder
Sells Semples Inf,lIihlr Baking Powder
DRUGGISTS AND GR9CEitS gcuaraliy
au Sell Sempe's Iniaillbla Baktn; Pow j..
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UNION STEAMSHIP CON.

F. UNION STEAMSHIP COM
* S,ffsss. PANY-FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA
49, snlss..IIs CITY POINT AND koRFOLR Steam
srsssssssf,1'sssssser CITY OF RICHMOND, Ca plain
Mitchell; steamer PENNSYLVANIA Can't David
Zeal; Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain b. Rooms
one these superior Steamers will ave Richmond
until further notice, every MONDAY and THERS.
DAY teaching at City Point ana Norfolk 10 reeei,a
freight and passenger, Returning, leaving Pills
ugs at 10 O'Clock.
These Steamers are now in fine order increased &C
coDmodations for the comfort Of passengers hs yinR
been added, as also more room for freight: and ne
hope, by regularity, dispatch and care In prot4
Ofratronage.
Rs- Ne transhipment by this line
Passage through 10 New York and found sio 10
Do do PHILADELPHIA and f-un5 ~
cabin, Al
Passage through to Phfladolphla, not found. ID
cabin, A m
Passage to City Point and Norfolk same a. by the
River Boats.
Rs- Passengers by this lire can stop In PhjladeI.
phia two or three days and then proceed to New YORK
y the same ticket. IL. Il. FUTILE, Agent
Su 20 RnSkstfa
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BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COL

FOUNDED laj2-CHARTERBD 1854.
Located corner Of Baltimore and Charles streets
BALTI MORE, nd.
This institution is now III the most prosperous an
iourishiug condition. Twice during the last tw
Years has it been necessary to obtain larger apart
aents for the accommodation If the increasing nuni
of students, representing nearly every STATE il
he Union.
disadvantages and facilitie- mere afforded 10 yo,'r
aen. desiring TO qualify themselves properly for IL
7aTious duties Of the Counting Room, or b obtain
Thorough Ptr;-t'cUi BaSinsSS EGuclttoa ;euerl.iI
are unsurpassed in any particular by any similar
adjustment III the United States.
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FARE
THOS. DoDAHEAD,
Eunft " a.
THUS. DUUA EADr
sup't Va c. R.R.
HARTMAN, BROWN co,
~ ITS Proprietors Stage Liss.
III. rzszazzz7 THE ADAMS EXPRESS

E-LEStOMPANt, lp MAIN 81, having
reeumed their Steamship Express TO and from D Or
folk, Petersburg and Richmond by Steamer. Jame.-
town and Roanoke which leave New York every
"wednesday aud Saturday, and thence by railroad 10
Weldon LmlnEtGn, Lynehburg Salem, WythsyIs
anu the principal places in virgins and North Carr
patch and AZ reduced rstes, every kind Of herchas
disc, Valuable Parcels. Jovslry, &c. to the above
named cities and all places Oh the seabOard.
Our Express on the Steamship will be ccom panied
by special Aesse gers. who viii give their personal
attention 10 the cArtul handling Of goods TustsA
to the ADAAe, EMPRESS co.'s Steamship Express.
shippers viii please take notice that pack ages 10
points in Virginia and North Carolina will De ssat
steamers, unless otherv isv marked
Freight received, ON day Of sailing, until u'elsck
Z. Nj. j. l.. AACDONOEGH,
Agent Of Adams Express Co
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2. II. GIBSON.

CLOVER HILL COAL am prepared to suppl,
my friends and the Customers of the late firm OF
Williams Gibson, with the best quality OF this
COAL at the market price.
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In retiring from the Coal business, the subscriber
would respectfully recommend to his customers his
successor. MIR. p IL. GIBSON, being fully conf
dent that in purchasing from him they will have
every satisfaction that attention TO business. and
prompt execution OF their orders, can afford them
The subscriber will hereafter devote his whole time
and attention TO THE BUSINESS OF THE SAW
MILL H. has lately made contracts for a supply OF
logs Of superior quality well worthy Of the attention
Of builders, and others who may want timber.
au 6-3taw3w JNO. WILLIAMS.
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Children and servants half price.
jy gT-dIm p. A. HATCHER, Proprietor.
UTARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY


w VIRGINIA--Ths celebrated Watering Place
which is open for the reception aud acc9inmoda
ton of visitors, Is situated in Bath county,
one hundred and seventy miles west OF kichmQR4s
and on the direct Turnpike Road to the mite sd
phur Springs and Guyandotte on the Ohio River.
i've miles from the Bath Alum and Hot Springs, re-
pectively, and eight miles from the Healing.
These waters have been long and justly famed i9T
their curative Qualities ~ saiPSs p prons,tis
gently aperient, diureto disphoretic and Alternative
and especially applicable to the treatment Oithe
following diseased condition Viz:
Chronic Inflammation and Gott, and diseases result
ing from their latent existence Affections OF the
Hemapgs. following suppressed svacuations from
Hemorrooid or Uterine deranSemests, or HstdstoseS
the bones The whole class Of Gte Cutdn>ous 1t6tc
tioas: Dyspepsia: Torpid and otterloSe deranoed CON
TIE IMPROVEMENTS
Consist of large and commodious Hotel, large
number of handsome and conveniently arranged Coz
tages spacious dining and ball rooIn billiard ROOM
bowling alley, lighthouses, &c, &C.
which are of the temp 96-gs deg Fahrt are four in
number large Octagonal BATH PoR GBNTLssisE
IS feet in diameter and feet III depth The LADIES
BATH, OF nearly equal dimensions. The SPOUT BATHS
and private BATH FOR lSVAtJD5. All of which are
comfortably and conveniently furnished and con
structed, and connected with cold PLUS0ING BATHS,
abundantly supplied with spring water of the temp.
6067 deg. Fahrt.
So fhe locality ofthese Springs is remarkable for
healthiness-the surrounding country of romantic
beauty-the atmosphere salutrious AMI invgora-
ting.
very best character and every effort made 10 contri
butte to the comfort 2 nd convenience OF visitors.
fine BANDOF MUSIC has been engaged for the
soasOa.
As these Springs arc located but a miles distant
from the Virginia Central Railroad the following IA.
Cilites will be afforded for reaching them:
4 train fears will leave Richmond daily at o'Clk.,
A. NJ, will connect with the Orange and Alexandria
at Gordousyiile will arrive at Staunton at ia
O'Clock p VI, whore time will be allowed for passen
gers TO dine and reach hlboro (the present termi
All ample number of fine coaches will be in readiness
to convey passen gers the evening to the Bath
Alum. Warm, Hot aud Healing Springs, AS they may
wish 20 &C.
Ample and satisfactory arrangements have been
made with Messrs. Hartman, Brown Co., the pres
ent popular and obgng proprietors of the stage line
this route, to convey visitors to and from these
Springs to the White Sulphur, at their convenience
AID discretion. GEORGE MAISE,1
4. Z. ERANl'ISAM tprOnriatnrS.
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~ - DANyILLE RAILROAD

pASY EiR RtIIso nTD
CHANGE OF SCIIEDULE-SUMMER ARRANGE
hENT.-JuLY 18TH, ls51.-The Mall Train vL
leave Richmond daily (Sundsy sxcepted) at ossek
NJ, arrive az the Junction at - A. NJ and 1T Dan
Tu!e at laS 7. 81; connecting with the ssuth-sks
Railroad train going to L. nCkburg at Junction and
With the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad train 10
he south weStern Virginia Springs, at Lynchburs
thToush to CoXners, Allegheny, Montgomery While
sulphur, and Yellow Sulphur Springs on the evening
of the same day, from Richmond
returning. leave Danville at 10 n A. H. arrive at
junction, $50 p. b., connecting with the South side
Railroad Trains from lynchburg and arrive In Rich.
mond, connecting with the Trains going North at
$50 ?. u. G. Ca6fREIi
il Its GaparaI cY4ver;r.nrJart
Ser The above schedule will be run on and ansr
MONDAY, the 3rd of August
CHARLEs CAMPBELL
Jy ACs Superintendent.
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F.c. mrs -szz..zw-y1 GREAT NORTHERN
~ ~ ~TK6le8AND SOUTHERN RUrTy
FJE TRITEL.-1NI CK DAILY SUNDAY NIGffT
EXCEPTED,) BETWEEN. RICHMOND, BALff
MORE. PHILADELPHIA AND NEW Y0Rk VIA
ACQUfA CREEK AND WASHINGTON Over the
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad 10
the Potomac River sevenfy-hv~ miles and by spIsu
did aad comfortable steamers thence tn Washington
fty-hys miles-n all 100 miles, in seven hours being
q comfortable and perfectly safe rate Of speed.
Hours OF departure, A. u. and liz P. NJ and BAL
gage under charge of special agents check ed through
70 Washington, Baltimore Phiisasiphis aad New
York.
FARE:
To Washington, y 70
To BaitimDrs, q
To Philadelphia, s@
The track of the Railroad between Richmond and
the Potomac River Is undergoing relay, more
than twothirds OF II being already omDetei with an
edge rail OF superior quality. while tiB remainder
In admirable condition. \. RUTH.
superintendent Of Transportation.
Ia III 43 A econ MOI osTdGs
On and after April LIST. the Accommodation Train Of
this Company will run daily Sundays excepted) be-
tween Milford aud Richmond
for breakfast. aud arrive in Richmond at o'clock.
A. NJ
Returning, will leave Richmond az o'clock, p. u.
and roach Milford ats 20PM.
stoppiny Tor passengers at any point each way.
FARE the same on the Tn rough Trains.
SA4'L RUTH,
superlntendent 81 Transportation
OFFICE Il. Y. p. X. X. CoaPASY,O
Richmond. March 10. 1897. J
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YoUNa AasMcA--A gentleman If Washington
aged nearly twelve. now spending the holydays in
Prince Georges county, Nd. who We thought .
week ago yet almost afraid 10 he out after 7.
VI. lest the buggaboo> might run off with him.
" rites lon, for ~ gun. powder. shot, cap, and
sams ci.ars" 50 we ~o.-Nlt. Fatrl
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IOHN J. FRY HAVING WITHDRAWN

- from tie concern al HUGH ". FRY 4 SONS the
businaS viii b. continued from this date by the in
der-iZred. under the firm Of HUGH VI. FRY & CO.
Tho, indebted to the late firm are requested to Close
their accounts without delay.
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DENITENTIA OF VIRGINIA.
Manufactured at ths Institution, and sold there
md at the Agents Store No a. Pearl street. the fol
lowing articles, at reduced prices, TO witt
Boots, Shoes and Brogues
omen, Children and Servants Shoes.
Wagon and Cart Harness ofevery description.
Machine Bands, Leather Hose.
Wagons, Carts Ora IS and WhePbarrows.
WarVir0bes. Safes, &c.
Striped and Plaid Cottons.
kerseys and Lynseys, for plantation hands.
Ready Made Clothing for Servants.
Most oil tile above articles on hand, and for sale or
will be made or repaired, or other job Work done to
order on short notice for cash. or to puuctual ems
toners only, short time.
Orders from the country, with satisfactory reeren.
R0BT. " NIsIMO,
ieA Agent and stOrekeeper Va Penitontlary''
T AGER BEER.-Putin bottles, for fami-
- ly use. Per dozen pnts 81, z5 per dozen quarts
$2,25-25 cents dozen allowed by return Of the bot
sles. Orders left with MIR. o. A. strccker Mcssrs
Laidley Robinson, or at my old stand will be
promptly attended to. ?. WILBACHER,
jeB No. IN Main 81.
ERESH DRY GOODS.-We are receiving
per ship Riga" direct from Liverpool. "a variety
If REASONABLE and desirable GOBls aTn1ng which ar.
Plain and Printed Persian CLOTHS
Printed CASuMERES snd DE- LANES
English Mourning PRINTS
White BRILLIASTEs
White CAhBRICS and JACONETS
Checked and Stripped SWISS MUsLINS
Plain Swiss and Sainsook do
Black Mohar EUSTRES
TABBY FELTETS, all widths
Travelling BLANKETS, in variety
Real Manchester GINGHAMS, DC.
TO which We invite the attention Of the trade
au u KENT. PAINE co.
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CLOTHLNG! CLOTHING! -SelIinr II

4 LIZ hiA~tN. Si4Cl --DELtly All
~ Spring and summer Goods OF Mt IS Der cent he.
low our Su'sr prices TO make for Fail Stock
All pers Jns III want ot Light or Black Cashmere
Pants, summer Eaclans, White and Fancy DiIck
Goats Drilling and Dnck Pants, Light Silk and Mar
sel!ies Vests would do Well t. drop in at
n. WALKER co.'s
" ~ Pearl and NHfr,
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ING FLUID.-AIl who hays not tried thi. grea.
labor Saving Fiuif, should do 80 AT once Ii save,
tme, labor. hard rubbing, aud the tear of linen 49,
ed only by f. j. PICOT
an - Druggist
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I IMPORTANT NOTICE -Ger,Io,no,, ,.;11

ma greatly TO their interest 10 call al our ,tor,
~, W. Wat Ar DESTROYS Of closing out all ChNEE
~, ~ 4! q W at great REDUCTION IN PRICE
We VIII give you hanS1me fit As good ousI;tr M
q l"w price, as can be had any where North ~,
N"lth. Acal ~ solicited at the Clothing Emnnrinn,
htani.) IAN Ig1 WiJ EIFiba ist GA
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81 SPRING STOCK, FOR 1857.-The
E4A new and extensive Hat, Cap and Fancy Fn.
Depot, * Main Street
BINFORD. DICKINSON & WEISTGER, hay.
row in store and TerIdy for sale IT wholesale retail
Of the largest and most complete stocks % Hat
APPS and Straw Goods ever offered in this city whic
.ve been selected with great care from the larges
md most extensive manufactures, especially for tn
Virginia North Carolina and Tennessee trade.
The attention of Merchants and others, is most
.pecttully called to ;he above splendid stock which
.0mprses every style suited tothe Spring trade.
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NO. 50 MAIN STREET

RIO HOTEL KEEPERS, HEADS OF
FAMILIES AND ALL OTHERS FOND or
THE LUXURlES OF LIFE.-SEMpLkS InfalliblC
Baking Powders the greatest preparation Known e.,
making sweet. light and wholesome Bread Puddings
and Pastry of all kinda One trial will insure the
Of them In any family forever II IL saving OF time
= saving Of trouble. and saving Of monsy-.three in
iispensable savings 10 be fulfilled In these molerl
Gnes Of reform. For sale, Wholesale aud retail by
JSo; w. 6ARLiCK, Proprietor,
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r. UNITED STATES MAIL

.T-N NORFOLK AND RICH
s~ss~s..rss MQSn TRANSPORTATION LINZ.
Fhe Steamer KAHN KEE, In eonnection With lins
u BAKGk ~. will run regularly fTom RICHMOND
70 NORFOLK twice weck
Frsight (which will le taken at low ratssl receiV cd
at any ZINE at my warehouse On the Dock
co NeSscls Owei ~ ami ffunn City PsInt or Uamu-
ton Roads, On uotstate terms
Jy IT'S As LEE Agent
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MORTON BLEDsoE. Manager ie I0--sm
COYNER'S WHITE AND BLACK Sui

~ PHUR AND CHALIBEATE SPRINGS.-This
Watering Place ID now open for the reception OF vis
tors. 1t is situated tie ne and iH fQ If Tie
Virginia ana Tennessee Rairo0d GJ0Ut hatf BliIe
from BoHS0ck's Depot, Roanoke, Va, at which said
Depot an Omnibus will always be found waiting the
arrival of the to convey visitors to the Springs
Important Improvements have been made since last
Another White suphur-stronger holder and IL
superior Chaly be.te spring, have been discovered
and reclaimed and improved since the last SEASON.
that the variety and value of the mineral waters
nov afforded at the place, unequaled BY any
other place now known to the public. The similarity
of the White Sulphur to the justly and far-fAned
Gfesn6T3er WiMs Sulphur, is 30 striking as to be at
once recognized by all who have used both of the
waters.
These whiteand Black Sulphur waters have effect
ed numerous cures
The IFhtte Sulphur aggravated cases of dyspepsia
serious af ctons of the liver, kidneys and bladder
general debility, and especially diseases Of the
vous aystem and those diseases peculiar to PKHALEs
TIE Black Sulphur all kinds of diseases of the skin
aggravated cases OF letter and other eruptos of the
skin--on great numbers, and of long standing sew
enty having been entirely cured.
The accommodations equal to any 70 be found IN
the mountains Of Virginia and the table and 8tten-
dance Of the most satisfactory characters to al
which we beg to refer to the large number of persous
who have heretofore visited tine place.
Billiard Tables, Bowling Alleys and fine Band OF
Music will be found at the place. and every effort il
every way, will constantly be made to afford comfort
and amusement to VisitOYB.
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PIANOS. &c.

xrnu- NUNS & CLARK'S PA
Rly1ifr<<25 NoS.-sEvEN OCTAVE PIANOS
".H" p III. TAYLOR has Just opened
u y v several SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS.
from the popular manufactory Of MessT8. NUNS Il
CLARK. whose Instruments he has been selling during
the past thirty years. to the entire satisfaction OF the
together with several excelent second hand insru-
rneuts, which will be sold at unusually low prices.
MEI0DEONS, OF Pelaubets make, TO be obtained
at this establishment only.
PIANO STOOLS, Of a variety OF patterns.
The most extensive assortment of MUSIC and Mu-
steal Instruments in the State. Z. VI. TAYLOR,
je 25ts Piano and Music Store, Governor street.
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HATS, CAPS. BOOTS, &c.


N0TICE.--Having determined to change
A>my business have disposed Of my stock and t.s
proi viii Of the store FORMERLY occupi.d ps me, "
Me@r.. HAMILTON q BoCCnER, who WI. "D ii
TIM, t., carry on h HATING buSn' ~ " NY
SIR. taEs HAMILTON has been engages, W., in
tAe past thlrtaon year.; and take graz irmrr ma
recommending the new concern 10 MY '"i '
tr.ns and ths pubic ss sen"'"'' JAMES COLLINS.
HAMILTON & BOUCHER,
xrn y.vrv,rrCRxRs AND DEALERS IN Bill
FL HATS, CAPS, &c, A
srccgSsORs TO
JGNE- COLLINS,
xo.a3, west Main street.
Having bnuxht out the stock, fixtures and good
viii of the stand formerly oS"Pn na 's Mr oAmEs
az he hest OF every thing in iheir ne both as t0stye
Tba" feel s.nre that they will give entire sats-
'"s''''' y JAMES HAMILTON,
an M-,iam JOHN BOUCHER.
ST THE FALL.-THB GREAT SOUTHERN
JOHN DOOLEN,
81 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND VA,
Has now ready his Fall Stock. To meet the lacrosse
IN his business he has on this occasion laid in the
largest and most elegant assortment OF every article
in his line ever purchased BY him.
OF Laii,s' Purs his supply is superb, and embraces
all the newest sty les and every anslity o, .,o
Ing and Shipping OF goods au It's
60 WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED.
Ssss~ large stock of velvet and lasting Slipper
which We will sell cheap for cash. VI" have som
Al.o. Just to hand. Morocco slippers at Lat the
cheap trunk. boot aud .hoe store. -.
au2 e c. \. MAURICE, III Main street.
COLORED CATERS can be
bought at greatly rs2dec"N PTi Rit :! the
- az 2 = ~ Main s,ry-I, Eagle squ@re.
cr-.-~s--~ AN IMMENSE STOCK
49,! or TRTHKS, RON NJ ca
Fs-{s y Ass AND NALlCk5. 10 he close lose.
%sSA-1@s-LD ont At fnctuTy prices Another iHTi'
arrival If IRON Frame Hard Leather Trunks-HlI o.
xairh w,l sold at REDUCED prices TO Close the o"''
1T the h''rop'h'Sn ''o''' c. :. MAURICE,
., 10 II Main street.
- MOROCCO AND ND SLIP
aS%Ns&ssS PER2-.Iust received 80 rdis ha"irh
H1t,ycca slippers ut 81, and IL pears I'll Ma ~ -
", All 10 W. MA*GJs HARRIS l.3 Broai t.
As 81 EMPRESS We i haze re- r.,
f.-.s,-' Fine Elact LHce GAiteIS
u1. 30. Congress 10.
D. r.. IN Lid lieelcd Ioats
J., .un-rfue do. Caters
Do Uc5tand Morocco Buskjn9
Misses AMI Children. Goat, Morocco and KID
Boots with and WithpN: hr"l5.
Tie above we're I7ir tour sPuclHl order, aud ar
warranted 10 fiji AMI wear w,'i!;
snW MARCUS HARRIS. lS3 Broa! Il.
LADIES' FINE KID SLIPPERS.
s%zsSSssda Just opened beautiful lot fine polished
Hid Sinners with rusctte5, and will be sold Ters
Hu2 WI WALSH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25

TO-PARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned
~ have formed a CO-PARTN ERSIIIP, under the
firm of TALIAFERRO & REID, for continuing the
MILLING business heretofore conducted by the late
firm of TALlAFERR0 & BRO, and also for connect
ing with the manufacture of Flour the transaction Of
a GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS. They re-
specially solicit share of public favor.
T.. 2. TALIAFERRO,
jy 22-2m GEORGE T.. REID.
NEW FIRM.-We have this day associ-
~ ated with us in pnsiness Mr.. II. BROWNELL
and the style Of the Arm will DO CLARhSOS, AN
DERS0S & co.
continuance of the lilSral patronage bestowed
the old firm is respectfully solicited for the
we shall constantly endeavor TO give satisfaction
TO our friends and tho public.
CLARkS0N & ANDERSON,
Importers of Hardware &c,
No. 100 Main street.
July |. 1857. iy 7-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25

kOTlCE.-The subscriber, owing to the
~ unexpected demand for the celebrated SEN
PIES BAKING POWDER" has increased his IA
ciiities for its manufacture considerable extent
and Is Row ready to supply the trade.
JNO. W. GARLlCk, Manufacturer