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REPORTED MAssAcRE.-The California papers con-
tain rumOr giving an account Of the horrible mas
sacre, by the Chinese. of all the American and En-
giish residents of Nngpo, one ofthe FIVE open ports
lying between Annoy aud Shanghae The New
York Times. however, says the rumor is incorrect
and probably arose from the fact that In tho month
OF June last IA naval battle was fought of Ningpo
between the Cantonese and Portuguese pirates
aud that the latter were driven ashore aud indis-
crmnately massacred. g.
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stUSIFieENcE--Josiah Rradlee, Esq. upon retir-
Ing from the authorship Of the Bos,on Marine So
ciety" (of which he has long been an honorary
nemherj has just made gin Of 5000 to its rs-
lief fana He has also made additional aift OF
81 o. to the Home for Aged Females" as Boston,
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REsUNISG WOEK-The following named mills,
which suspended during the panic, have resumed
work:
Union Manufacturing Company, at Norwalk,
Conu; Chicopee Mills, Mass; rolling and nail mill
at Fall River: Massasoit Flour Mills at Fall River
American Print Works at Fall River; Eddy's Wool.
en- Mills; the American Print Works; Loundsbnry-
Bissal Co.'S Works; Albany Iron Works; Rens-
selaer Iron Works; Carolina Mills, Fall River; Ma
tick Mills.
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THE WEST FooTwALK on Governor
street is sadly in need of brooms and bricks Yes
terday morning it was almost shoe deep in some
places, with mud and fallen leaves The city hand.
should clean it at once. and the nnmberless holes
should be re paved Governor street is one Of the
most public thorouehfares in the city, and /, il
somewhat surprising that the footwalks, at least.
are not kept In better order.
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CHRONIC THRUSH AND DYSPEPSIA
The proprietor of this Specific, has been aware on
ii7 virtues for several years having frequently made
small quantities for gratutous distribution to the
ahcted lie had no idea Of offering it to the public
an TINS form until he was urged 10 do no. by many
who had been cured by its use. He, now with great
confidence offers 1t to the public for the two diseases
indicated. namely: Chronic Thresh and Dyspepsia,
not az general panacea, for all the ills flesh heir
of sale
Manufactured and sold by u. wOODFIN, 25th
street, Church H price 81 per bottle, or bottles
for 81. tor sale also, by GRUBBs APPERsoN; T.. j.
PIcor; j: W POLLARD, 18th street. and DIR. SSELLISGs
corner OF Broad and 18th streets, Church Hill.
ap
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PaopucE ARRIVING IN BosroN-A large ouap.itx
OF pork aad -four arrived In Boston on Tuesday.
from the West. for the purpose Of iIqnidatinx
debts due eastern creditors. portion OF the
Hour was consigned 10 one of the largest dry goods
establishments in the city aud ~ there is ready
sale for a. it can be turned into cash immediately.
Several thousand barrels more are also en- route
from Chicago for the same purposes.
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). 49, prizes, amounting 10

49, prizes amounting 10
Whole Tickets $40; Halves s.; Quarters 81 50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 10 5n,En, corresponding with
those Numbers the Tickets printed on separate
clips paper eucirCled with small tin tubes and
placed ia uur heel.
The hrst $50 prizes similarly printed and encrced,
ST placed in another Wheel.
The wheels are then revolved and number is
drawn from the wheel of numbers aud at the same
tjrpe Prize Is drawn from the other wheel. The
NumutC and Prize drawn out are opened and exhibit
"a t. the audience, and registered by the Commits
suners. the Prize being placed against the number
drawn THIS operation repeated until all the Prizes
are drawn ont.
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs-The two preceding and
the two Succeeding numbers TO those drawing the
first Prizes viii he entitled 10 the 2S Approxima-
tiou prE's. For example: II Ticket No II, ,2j draws
the $5 Prize those Tickets numbered II z4S, .24g
H. 5l II - will each be entitled to S4s. If Ticket
No. h.o draws the $Z5,tS1 Prize those Tickets NUN
bored SIS sly. 5fl, So VIII each be entitled To 500;
A3ta sn on, according 70 the abpvp scheme.
The 5.aHd prizes Of S3l will be determined by the
last figure OF the number that draws the $f0sn prize.
For example: If the number drawing the $60ysH
prize ends with Ne. then all ia" Tickets where the
Hum5cr ends n |. viii he entitled 10 $50 1.-THE mum
b-r ends with No.2. then all the Tickets where the
number ends in 3 Will be entitled To $50 and on
TOO.
CERTIFICATES ofPackages lll be sold at the following
rates which IL the Iisk;
Ct-igdc4te ui "A package Of ~ whole Tickets 81
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PROTECTION AGAINST BURGLAEA-The citizens in
the suburbs of Boston, becoming alarmed at the
numerous burglaries recently committed, are en-
rolling aud forming themselves into an association
for their protection.
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$40 REWARD-The above re

.ETsA ward Of twenty dollars viii be paid by the
1AiO subscriber to any person who wil deliver 10
HIM, at trai2tun, in lieHriCJ county, hIs 40
gro SRI NANCY. who some times calls herself Nancy
Ga!lhAm. who ran away the 18th of this month
Nancy is very likely bright muiatto, bushy head,
very bright bltcA rye, and abau II years old She
j. believed TO be III the Uitg ut RIchm nj, its vi
ouIIy. WN A CHRISTIAN,
&c 24-ts CraGtuu, Hpnrico co.
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SD. DENOON.
NOUTHERN IRON WORKs-LEWI
CLOTHING.
Z. s. MCELROY.
Ns ~ PA - ~ IL ~ ~
NER CHANT TAIL OR,

RE MER CHA NJ TAILOR,
F4 No. 2, BALLARD gOCsE,
--AA<- Has on hand Il good assortment Of CLOTHS
CAoSIMEkE3, YESIINGS. &C. which ne is pre-
pared to make up in fashionable style, on G0rD
Terms, and "a short notice. III canntctiin with the
shove, he has made arrangements with the wei
known hoase OF Nnl. I. Jennings K Co, one of III
most fashionable establishments in Broadway, New
York, 10 supply him with superior Clothing. and hl5
ROW hand assortment OF all styI les, trcnl iI-
,tiuin tc the tiaast quality. Ali styles will be i'll
tEoiuCei a5 they C@mr ont.
Al assortment 81 u In IL ENkN'S FUBNiShiEG
GOODS VIII be kept constantly On hand.
On - 3ICEi.l.f5N
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an % The street opno.i,s their Old Stand.
NIIRGINIA MORAI killer - chilara,,

cry for it! This valuable aad popular piepara-
t,on t Is recemmended with the greatest confidence
DC one ot the best, safest and most reliable orm De-
stroyers in use " "
Beng prepared especially for children, IL Ia sweet
ana pleasant to the taste, and readily taken hy then
aud may be given to the youngest infant with perfect
other na0seous drug.
Prepared only by E. J. PICoT. and for sale by
Druggists generally on
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TAKEN DowS.-for want Of o register
Of her freedom, Louisa Jenkins has been placed
under lock and key. -s@s.ls.s 4sssss Is ssss
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4 racranTFuL WIFE Is A PRicELEss TReasuRR--
such a one has MFR. Poets, proprietor Of the Phenix
Hotel Laasingbnrg. n. T.. which was destroyed
by Gre the other day. lie has learned 60 his SUR
prise that his wife bad effected an insurance Of f
teen hundred dollars GA the property With her pin
money unknown 10 him.
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NELL MATcHsD--f. II clemits and his
wife Charlotte two beauties OF their style we're
again before the Mayor yesterday for being idiers
They are 10 be- cent Serth by the first traiu
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According 10 the Calais {Ne.l Advertiser ~ msnN
a. t,rty-on. bears have been killed in that vicinity
during the present tall.
The thermometer sunk 20 ~ deg. above zero Ia
New York on Sunday morning last, Shd Ice at
hast half an inch thick was formed.
A man named Henry Richer, coinmittei suicide
At Sc. .ouis No. a few days since, on account OF
the unfaithfuIuess and deserttou ofhis wife
Lola Montez has made decided hit in Phiiadei-
phia and has had TO repeat her lectures.
Alfred Wade has been inaugurated a. the hrst
Governor OF the Choctaw nation.
Mrs. Muzsy Ia assisting the Alexandria, Va,
Dramatic Association. =
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Ebsnezer Parker, Of the irnof Parker 4 Stevens,
and one Of the oldest merchants of Boston, died
there Monday. -.
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FgoM LvgEgra.--The bark Ida, at Bosten, from
Sierra Leone brings advices to the Eth nlt. The
EMPEROR of the French ia accused of attempting =
reyiyaI of tie slave trade. The British had seized
q number Of yessess bearing the American aud
spanish flags Oh suspicion of being engaged in The
slave traffic The publication of the Liberia Her
aid had suspended for want OF support. All dan
ger of a threatening famine had disappeared, and
n. crou prospects we're daily improving.
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BUSINESS AT Sr. LOUIS The ST. Louis Republican
of the 18th says:

sHNs-
Prospects for fair trade are Frightening. The
rivers are in good navigabe condition, the weather
is seasonable. money appears to be getting more
plenty coin is arriving from different points, mil
lers are in the market for wheat and pay good
prices -four is demanded, grocers are busy with
country purchasers, pork packing has commenced
in a limited way, and will soon improve and whole
sale merchants receiving daily remittances
from their debtors in the country. Bread, meat
and fuel are to be had at moderate rates We are
consequently secure from any apprehension Of food
riots
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TO THE VISITORS OF THE STAT

n WALKER & co. have added to
- their already large and well selected stock of
dentleinens Fine Clothing, assortment of over
Coa's, business Goats, Fancy and Black Cashmere
Pants, merino, Velvet and Silk Vests Aiso large
lot Furnishing Goods. Also, very desirable lot OF
Gentlenlens travelling ShaWi5 Strangers would
10 we'll to drop iii and look, before purchasing.
y. WALKER & co.
oC 81 lO2 corner Main and pea ri sts
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A MOTHER OPPORTUNITY FOR GEN
"A TEEL CLOTHING, al 10 Main street, and our
stock We con 1idef superior in every respect.
The assortment il complete in all points size
qual ity and style Dress and Business Co1ts over
Coats ana Raglans. shawls and Blankets Shirts and
Drawers, Collars and Cravats Socks and Gloves
Altogether, making up the largest stock shown
by
Crowds Of Gccds which we are disposedto ellcheap
for cash
Walk in and buy what you want.
GkoSH0SG, TUPMAN h CO,
oc 30 lle Main St.
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TAKING AN AIRING Martha, the slave
II Robert Pollard was captured by sideer Perrin,
yesterday morning, just she aligbt.d from
carriage aud having no writtea permission FROM
er master for jndniging la aueh plessares she has
baen loeked np until ha can be- heard froE Mar
Eha professes have the privilege Of working aut
Joy the day, without pass II this DO so, she is
going mt large and NAV be punished
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MECHANICAL
Nm, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING

TIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
L ESTABLISHMENT. THIRTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.-The subscriber il
fully prepared do all kinds of work in the above
business with dispatch; and returns thanks to his
numerous patrons for past favors and sOlics a con
tlnu9nce of the same Being master ofhis 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 as cheap-a fact known to all persons
ROOFING, GUTTERING, &c.-Heis prepared 10
execute this description of work in very superior
manner both in town and country.
TIN WARE.-Always on hand large and general
GAS FITTING.-He is likewise prepared TO do all
kinds ofias Fitting in the best manner
MFo:Ihe R Keeps always on hand large and ex-
IeDslVe STOCK OF W ell ana Ghrden Pumps.
tell CHARLES IL. LANGLEY.
CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
~ SHOVELS, T0NGS and POKERS-I have for
sale an elegant assortment of all kinds of Crates
including every style of Fensers, Summer Pieces
handsome and PLAN sets of Shoves, Tongs and
Pokers Se"en different sizes of coal Scuttles cinde
ShuVels, hre ShOyels; handsome Stands for Shovels
and Pokers; Blower Stands Bras and Iron Foo,mans,
hre BRICK re Slabs aud jams sets Of Soap Stone for
setting up CRATES; Tavern and Church Bells, OF
sweet tone. Bniiders, houseke,pers, and others i'll
want Of any OF the above articles be supplied nj
the lowest Northern prices. I am manufacturing
all kinds OF Brass and iron Work Of the above d.
CRATE and FENDER MANUFACTeEY, M 225
Main street between sth and 9Th streets, West side
Richmond, Va.
Sc l6-3mi SD. DENooN
SOUTHERN IRON WORKS.-LEWIS
~ L. BARN ES, manufacturer Of FIRE ENGINES,
FIXTURES tOR MAN NtFACTURiNG TOBACCO
" nEaA,NpAHS pa every description Of CAST AND
GRtTING and @ ali Kinds o And WR532M S2H
IRON WORK, Will be done With nnataess and dls-
patch on suoh terms as warrant will give satsfc-
where. mys-tl6En
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ANLIfUR BULIINE CLOTH.
Their stock consists in part Of
Rod zers' '"N Nostenhorn's =" Butchers" and Map
pins" pocket and table Cutlery; Razors. Scissors
and Shears
BrlloMs Auvils Yises, Stocks and Dies and Tongs
Nails
Hemp aad Manila Rope, Bed Cords and Plough
Lines
Axles springs, Nuts. Washers, ,carrrage and plough
Bolts
Cast shear. blister and German Steel
Spades Shovels Forks Hoes, Pichs and Mattoxss
StirrGp Irons, Bits Buckles, Webbing. ami Saddle
Trees
Wagon stage and gig Hamss
Brijies IIa.ters GTths and Web Reius
Pad. stock, chest, till, rim and mortiCe Locks
Butins Hardware Of every description
Garpenters', smiths and saddieTs Tools, OF every
description
simmons Collins, Mann. and Virginia" Axes
Genuine Anchor Bolting Cloth
r. B.-They ARE, also. sole agents in Richmond
or FairhAnk'a celebrated Scales seI
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
prizes Of sto appronmating to $4,000
Ir.ze. are 1880
prizes Ct S3gN spproxmating to s25 600
prze. are I,20
prizes OF $21O. approximAting To $1,000
prize. are 500
priaes q Sl25. approximating to s7,o01
prizes, are 800
prizes II 500. approxmating to $500
prize. are 400
prs Of S75. approximating TO 1900
prize, are 300
prizes OF SO. approximating 10 $500
prize, are 200
ZOO rrlLes OF So l00Du0
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LlGar SEsrxscg.--At the Nvsember term u the
Barbour county (Va-l CenFt Jeha Wynes Mas
sn.nd guilty of ss aiieDptsd sntrsgs es Miss A, }
bihcy ami sentenced T. six months imprisonment
in the ccuaty Jsii.
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= ~ I1.-' y
SfL@@f.sfA The subscriber has hand, at hie Coach
Makius Establishment, un Lombard Alley, be
tween Main and Cary U!th and lith strrct,) near
the Columbian Hotel. COACHES, CHAH!DrEES
BAEDLChES, BUGGIES, with and withDut tops, and
SULkiES all II his nakr Of the best materials
aud workmanship: all Of which will sold ~ low A.
&C II work ofthr kind be n the city OF Richmond
an& respectfully ask call from thos, in want Of any
article in the Carriage line rs ! an determined 70
make 10 order and sell at the lowest prices possible
aii.l all work sold that js new, warranted.
Il. lS--1In NICAIAH MANHUm
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TERMS OF ADvERrIsIro:

SSAdvertisements published until forbid, wHI be
charged 80 centsper square Of ten lines spy the prvt
Insertion. and Is cents for each Continuance
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. ao-
w2 PURCELL, LADD Il CO.,
. DRUuGIsF3,
~ WINDOW SLAsS Ec

ann No Is Pearl strelt Richmond
Their Fall Stock Of Drugs DYES IIJENitslIS'
e. @o; the Whole computing large aad geaerai as.
epruaeht, well adapted IL the Nauts Of the trade
p9rchsed IN pesen hg cue of the house Oh til most
"t,nHtageoas tefihs anu mostly tlg casa.
We are thankful 80 vGr itulIs a.d tle puttie for
their long continued AMI ti4ttvruE support sli we
nope that with tho FAC t.es VT pos es of obtaining
supplies. and the strictest attention TO the qnaty
AZ, Ruods sent from us, - preserve tAc reputation
Nhch onr house enJoye Tor selling articles Of the
very best charactS.. - ~
Particular and prompt attention to shipping and
packing orders. ~
PURCELL, LApD Co, Druggists,
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RICHMOND ANn Prrrnsnnnn R,nnn.,

hINI3V-FU NM I Y IENSBUhE kAILAOA y.
The receipts Of the Riehnond and Petersburg
Hairesd i1r the FIX months ending the 3is, Of
octnber. 1857, 1888 90 AMI the ordinary eA
rehses for the Same period was s3s C63 &C. leaving
a nett balance Of $is72a ~ The receipts exceed
those for the same period last year by s., ,e0297.
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NOTICE.-Having now in store very
~ large stock OF fine CLOTHING. embracing Over
Coats, kaglaEs, Shawls, Blankets Cloaks tine Dress
Goats, Dress Frocks do; Business Coats all colors;
Cassimeres, and FURNISHING GOODS OF choice Sc
!ectonS from finest To low grSdes. My stock in va
rety il sed and marked down to anti thas,
hard times. Ny Old patrons ana the public are in
vited to call; all III want will profit Themselves BY
examining my stock. The cash iswanttd 1T No Ily
Main At. I u (i0tDN AZ
B-Thp (;oo1s will no solJ "a ~
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-'sic4te oi d package Of ~ whole Tickets. 3
" a. half
10 quarter -
10 eighth

II O2DFRING TICKETS OK CEETITIcATEs.
Enclose the money 70 address tor the Tickets
of5rr,l, rtctipt OF which they wis be Forwarded
fT-t mAil- Purchaser can have Tickets ending in
as 4 -,Ur. they may designate.
Fha lis, uC drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent
e. purchase gs in Aei:.teiy after the drawing.
BR- Purchasers viii please writ their signatures
ulain. and give their Post Office County ana state.
E1- Z member that every Pri2eis drawn and pay
Gbl. IN t,Ill without deduction.
sS~ All ptiz-s Of s. tsH and under paid immediate
l. ifJcr the drawing. Other prizes The usual tine
Gf lrty days
All camcluucatlons strictly cgntceufi,Al-
Address orders inc Tickets or Certificates 70
:. SWAN d co. Augusta. Ca
EE- Persons residing Hear Montgomery, hla.,cr
Atlanta. Georgia can have their orders filled. i,nd
save tiule, T.. adirrssiak :. SWAN Co, at either
s,s those tjties.
az : ,:-t rf the numbers rEat drawn from the
sst-e with the HrouGr Il ;i!' prz" that each Il
led Il. viii b, PnHsh"o after every ii aWinx in
rao trlpwiEg papers N,w orleans beta. Mubil,
Register, Charleston Standard. Nashville Gazette
Atlanta iutttr.cuccr. N"w York Weekly Day BOOK
Savannah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch New
York Dispatch and pAuIug (MSs.) Clarion. oc 90
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DEAR IT IN MIND-That BOSSIEUX'S
- original and inimitabIe. douhe refined steam
CANDIES being manufactured by him daily
at his extensive mandatory, No. 50 Main street
that hewarrants his Candies The very best make for
Wholesale any where warrants u IN svery particu
lar, and promises 10 return the money, should, by
accident any of il stick, fail to give satisfaction
that he las sod it under this general warranty for
IL year, and never, yet been called upon t. make
any desucton. or had box returned. Call and ex-
ainlnelt at No. 81 Main street.
nel2 LOUIS j. B0SSfEUX
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Most WONDERFUL DISCOVERY !,

MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY -
A'A certain cure for Fever aud Ague.-LEON-
ARDS ANTID0TE for the above is the greatest
discovery of the age 1t has never been known to
tail. and is considered by numbers that have used it,
(and by the medical facultyD the best medicine in
use.
References given by those who have been cured
by the above medicine
Price 81 per bottle. To be had of
THOMAS LEONARD
Garner of tlpy and Adam streets
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!, HEAD QUARTERS, 1857


la HEAD g RTERS, 1857
IA CLOTHING! CL0THiNG.! CLuTnING!t!
s$ Visitors to The Agricultu,al and Mechanics
--l2 Fairs, stto ntion Ill sou want ri come
aud GentItmeno Furnishing Goods, not at below
COST but at /. tiir living piOt, gye call, aiiJ
| "i promise my goods, when quality and wor n
m.nship aSe compared, snail vie With the cheapest
oc2S No. l20, cor Main and 18th sts.
NEW LOTHING. G.-DARRACOTT
~ HARRIS co have just received "A choice LIT
of Clothing. consisting of fine Black Dress suts; :;
Fancy Velvet Vests; fine Black do; furnis!iag
Goods Of every kind ana quality. For bargains call
o. DARKAC0TT HARR1S% CO.
noH Successors to Merchant. Weisiger Co.
NEW GOODS.-We have just opened,
~ this morning, choice lot of Clothing. consist
ing OF fine Dress and FrOCk Coats SideSIripe Caas-
mere Suit; Black and Fancy Velvet Vests all styts
and cuts; Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants at all
prices; Furnishing Goods Of all kinds and qualities
For great bargains, call on
nOl2 Successors to Merchant, Weisiser Co.
'TO THE VISITORS OF THE STATE
TION a JEWEL-S50oou IN STOCK.-WM IRA
SMITH, Fashionable Ciothier--uaving recently eli
rged and improved my sales room, ut ia Main st.,
and this Fall laid in very superior stock nf Goods
both TO STYLE, QUALITY and w0IKA A4NSHlP, /
would ask OF the patronizing public to call and exa
mine my assortment Of
EEAb4 NJ ADE CI.O1hlNd,
For Men and Boys wear. Thankful for past favors
would say that no effort on my part shall be want
ing to give entire satisfaction.
Ny stock is laid in for the RETAIL TRADE only,
aud embraces all kinds of GARM ENTS and FUR
NiSHIHG ARTICLES, Usually kept in Clothing
house, comprising all the
LATEST STYLES,
az 10 cut, pattern and fabric and made by the best
workmen. Ny object is to sell good article, at
fair price, and will offer them at such prices RS will
SUIT THE TINES
word to the wise is sufficient. Call and examine.
WM IRA SMITH,
q Ii Main st.
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fs~s-" r1ksssltr=zsv7 RICHMOND, oct lst., 1851
e5S SsSses:ss ;s-ssssss SPECIAL NOTICE.-On
aud after this IaIc ALL packages intended for Ex-
PEEss, on the MAIL TRAINS Of the Virginia Cen
al Railroad VIII lie received office, l3i Main
street. instead OF Railroad De.ot, heretofore be-
llG in c7ntnrmty with an arrangement made with
the above Company.
j. L. MACn0NOUGH, Agent
nc Ky Comm
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES.

csegR CARRIAGE.--l have for sale
~ second hauI CARRIAGE, in guUi or
der, Suitable fpr Hack or faliy rse Apply to
~ Ats At.EN. MOTT Auct.
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| ARGE ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
- We are now IN receipt of the best selected stock
OF 6entlemens Fine Clothing this city can produce:
and 70 prove it, all persons in want will please Civ,
nsa call. We are ready to show Cashmere Business
Suits nom $l200 TO %
Handsome lot Cashmere Coats from $40 Is
Side Band Business Coats 400 IS
Beautiful lot Cashmere Pants " $50
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Large assortment Raglan Sacks d" 6ml %
Iri-eoloTed Beaver Surtout OyeTcOats ' 1000 21
Seal Skin over sacks " 600 25
Ieutiemens 8 Beaver overccats made
expressly toorder d" 1000 a.
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