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Bankers.
J. lSerdman & Co.,

4OAltttA BE
j. lSerdman 81 Co.,
IL Water Strset Cleveland, Ohio.
bankers AND DEALERS IN
H Iarelgn nd Domestic E1e 2u-e- Oncur-ent Money
and Land Marrlufs- GUleHfeuz throughout lhe
UuEei 'rluda and Europe 'zls aflcled o.
Drsf-s ad B ls q EUch rsa Great LIS ~ l1n
Frauce and Germany We direct % saif, -
lElt AID GO days the following Banks ald branches
ENGLAND.
Load n-2Iessrs Prescott Gru1e e. Case & Co Bankers.
LIverpo1--I Banned 4 CO Hansers-
it1lch Ii-. BROOKS & Co. Bankers
ztfotal Provincial Bln OF Esud and Brancles thro
Ouf England and Wales.
BirmuEh Banking Co.
Yorkshire Lis net Bank and Branches.
Lancaster Bankiug Co and Branches-
IRELAND
EzfiD1li Bank OF Ire anI-
i'rirlreiak Bank q Ireland
And all their Brancaes Ia althe principal cities aI5
SCOTLAND.
Dundee CauHeEcIal BanI ius Co
ffTeGr0cE Bank 10. u fsfassUlF aud (sreeud-r
Nstl1Hal Bank OF Sc1tlsrd and Branches
VIC ean also iuTnh Dflf any sInluut able ~ the
pa 1clrll Clfles OF rha Co ltIueuf B. Eu1n1e
PASSAGE b. STEAMER sailing Par- ef Sllirs 10 or
from New hork. Brezt Brtain Ireland Frascs md
Germany can be s cured a. IiIe lowest rates
For iuTtncr rarticulars apply 10
/ e r.
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The Northern Transportation Co.,

no AOEthtIh Transportation To-,
WILL. DURING The PRESENT
" season run their we'll known a1i popular Ins Of
FIRST CLASS STEM PROPEELERS mn
SAILING FESSELSf
per Lakes. formi1-a
Dalig Line bsiirseA 0gdeasJyrgh and Os,peqo
and Ports oN Lake ETie
Anda Trl-Weekiy Line hetWreu Oelenshu,e and Ovytr,
and Ports on Lake Michisaa CONNECTING a. Cleenef
with the Qsdensbarsh and Vernon; CcI trai Route ne
tween Oedensbursh Burlington, Concord RI-rrls.st--
Lawrence, Nashua Lowell Boston. ami ~ Os,..s,
with iovtg ! CrawioTt new Osucro It- of Tbirv -,
Las alal boats sc slzel On fhe arred canal ~
sweea os'se22 and N9w YORK, thus aloriine Regular
speeel an. Shap h-e, wilA but one trans hiument b
las .e--l1nF having made The mo.t auolf srr1nos
lenis al Osv ego lur lcck and Soiage lac ~ n III sf
y ~ iar llnilfnc nssnrffr au
Freieht, upon the plan racticcd al c sbureb IN s
ahtee the safe prompt AID perfect livery OF an proerfy
euirus. ca 70 It's care f~F--F
THIS Lac CONNECTS a. Cleveland VITA the Northsr,
Transportation Aiuo OF Canal uatgan tle Ohio Coasi
line Of Propeersto Lake suPerias lud win Raioss Ia
Lcuis. M -
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WV0TEsALE oLEVELAND PRICES CURRENT OCTOBER g. ls59
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N1LE
FoF prsssat uAe.. q
PCifsf.-.-...-.-.=.
IEEEsHA ~ -
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en1du 50 good, = dos o.
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1888. 1858.
TIsTslaad, Columbus & Cincinnati railroad

UlhTelaHd, t0lumbuS UlnclnHdti halIf0aQ
-. E5Ez Erss
- ~ ~ So
WINTER ARRANGENIENr
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY
" TO- lSs. Passenger Train leave Cleye and ioIla-s
G4s 81 Cnnaail krsss, siQpplns = BeIcat Grafton,
GaIii1n, CariIngtun and Bslsvure-
? 81 y IL AcclIu,iaflla stup ping Al all stations
Gao ~, t-caill Night Fasg ger Stopping AZ an ia
tIJLs bei-Gca Cleveland and Galliuu, uud al
CaiolngtGn an1 Dela-f1ref aLs0, stopllHg 10
luase ulsseugers a. all - ullJls south Of Gallon.
CONNECTIONS.
si-Itv S-aIuskv. Mauseld llu Newark Railroad, for
Aisr-isi,. =. ssrnonr Ness.lrk- ZancSsille &c
Cfetl f1lr Pittsurah 81 Wayne -" AiiIr15l
for crest, Upper sand usky, DeiTlIos. Lima a 2
Wayne l.aporte. Chicugo. -Sc- west, anil Easl
.flT AIansf6l q. Wooster. AlasslllJl, &C
IaE and Bei.eflaiai allrad Ie llT Marian, sei lie
tautaIue, Slnleg Urlun, A-ncie. iuq4anap''ts
Terrs Itllits, Vnceuuss. i.Falissle, LOUISVILLE,
CAIRO. -. Llais, &C.
ise aua-H ij4FIua nd Cincinnati Line fUI Springfield o.
Dayton lizl4liton. Clncluulti. Eic.lElouls In
- aiaE1p1lis 4 eIis Aaute. - LOUIS. Eci and a
Cincinnati With the Ohio = Mississippi R1l-
rad iur Louisville and al lasiuts on TIE Ohio
llteT
Calunilas Lizzie Ai.iai ami Columbus and Xeuia Ra-
road. Cor NenIa, Dayton. llulaualplis, IeITe
H4Lfc 81 Louis, M7rraW, Lcgcllnd and Cln-
erulrlf ald 2giti toe Ui1o and lltssls.4pl Ran
rlld ID Cilciu-lti ilr l41uissllle, Evansville
CaIi1 81 Louis, and ~ points 0l tie OllIo ri.cT
CauHi rus Central Chin Railroad hCulgk ZanezgIllr
Nheslius. Sc Columbus, FIgga aad Indiana
ltalIlJad iuT Piqua- LT1aul. 81
- Eur Tickets 90 ell points and Information apply 80
.s Ual0H Ticket Oes 81 Superior street OF ~ The Pas
senseF Stallion -
CleEeiaaI L!av 10 lsss
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! MAKING CONNECTIONS
A. Clegcl-l Cleveland and lnieic CieE1land Co
lu.uls Cincinnati tieFCiaul and krls saul Cleveland
/ and Pa sburs halru4d-.
| ~ S1IlI with hacks 90 t'hIsrin faiis.
l Al AIaatua v n hacks lur E.avcIll
/ At EEi.egItle ulih AlrA % Newton Falls &c
Al Waieu with hacks tu Sl.Iul tCgtld Ne adFllle.
I Bloomfield CaulCid, GC-
Al Gngug gstauI with Stages isr New Castle. Poland,
Lowell Elon Valley, and thence D. r a. ". y C. 4.
p !" IU-----s- cnAs L REnnrs snn,t
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Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court of the city
Of Richmond inc 9Th day of reptember. 1855
Richmond College. Pif In covenant and up
Against Ion an attach neat re-
Ellis Norris DIT. turned executed
The object Of this suit is 10 recover of the defen
dant s6666 in damages. with interest thereon after
the rate OF six par centum par aonuin, to bs com.
p1ted ffCm the 18th day of June, 1852 till paid and
affidavit laying been made and filed that the defen-
can't above tanned Is ano,ret snt of this Common
wealth. the said defendant il notified to appear.
within one month after due publication hereof and
co what is necessary protect his interest in this
suit A Copy-Teste
S-Iaw4wW JAMES rLLETT Clerk
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ETHKOUGH TiCK ETs to ALL the aoySe p PIN
procured at this office, Broad street. shocko9 l',,
s7- Passengers Dy this route, breakIas. quo SUI
a. XsHLAND. the birthplace Of Henry Clay, ana
dine on board the comfortable Steamers o0'"''
Aauia Creek and WASHINGTON ,oN
IN SIGHT OF MT. VERNON
@z-Yor further information, apply 10 CAS-.
JAS WINSTON, Ticket Agent.
OYPIcs REAP X. X. Co. -,
Rieiraoud Sent 7. 1883. ~
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$50 FUR Ken Tine sec Jnd story
la over the JewelrF Store of Myers, corner
q Main and sri Streets suitable for Job Print
ing office, work shop, or lodging rooms. All in
good condition, with modern improvements. Apply
To seR-ts B A MYERS.
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EALL TRADE, 1858 AT the old stand,
e No "a Main street. large and we'll selected
Hsock Of CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS. NUTS. CI-
CARS, WINES, FANCY GOODS. Toys, Sc. &c. d,
WAYS On hand and Ct lowest wholesale prices.
Country merchants will nnd II TO their advantage
70 en- md Examine before purchasing goods In our
line N JONES co.
Wholesale and Retail DeAlersin
Eacffo navfa WVratf a
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n-, CHANGE DE III o U H.
The teamsr GLEN COVE, Capi ain
Barnes wal IN aud after MONDAY next, DIN inss :
l. Az. the wharf at Rockets regularly, every mOs.
DAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY mornings. at
O'clock precisely; and the CUSTis PETk HsRta
and SATURDAY mornings. at the same hour.
ocIockand each Boat will return each aitetns ,u
mornings frosa Norfolk. leaving ~ the sa'ns noul
s O'Clock an touol at all the regular ianuihss oh
The river going and returning.
R4re usual ,o,,cuINs
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- GUNS AND GUN


EEkY.-As the season for Psli M
8 <ff asport has arrived, and huuts- Xxx
Dmen only waiting good u ~
tides 20 enter The marshes and beg the Fora, beg
10 remind them OF all that u necessary To
good time: First then, you want geod FoxiING
cE-no Dcteh east iron affair, that may burst the
hrst fire and cripple the Sportsman instead Of kill
ing the Rame-then you want o sAfETY FLASK, Iseh
As cannot be exploded by accidental sparks. nth
these As a foundation. get you good SHOT BAG, -
sufficient qnsrt thy Of Nc. sHor. one or two CAMS
ters OF DIAMOND GRAM POWDER. few boxes OF ELYs
WATER PRoeR CAPS and CHEMICAL WAps. q Peekif
FLASK and IA LxAJHEaN CUP. thrn HE 10 the Marshes
Jump into light hat bottom boat. aud With fair
tiles and skilful policeman. yoa may pop over
CORA after sora. until you have more than yoa want
Voc fear however. that GU may MEG tide or grow
weary Of shooting, be sure TO TAXA with you ytur
Ft-HisG TACKLE. for wc have had many pleasant
hours with speckled, white and ring Perch. while
waiting for rise Ct water. Or. IL yon prefer hsp
py hour Ia the woods, let your RIYLs be your com
panion. and the Dyrsiis of squirrels TO De found
every whe:e. win supply you ni,s tar0ef practice.
by way Of varying the seenes hut, says The sports
man, ne ba- no sat h outfit as you reeomme I'd,
@bat shall do! Go at once 20 SAMfS WALSH.
o. 60 Main street, and be does not rig you oit In
he most egant manner. and Upon such terms as
will asIound you by their moderation. then We con
less that we are m judge Of shooting uApping-, or
air prices Though have been devossd 10 The gun
aud the line for quarter Of . century. SO s-dlm
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DEMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS,
N NEURALGIA AND NERVOUS HEADACHE
The fact has been well knewn for long while that
MRS. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR is the best remedy
known for Coughs and Colds; but perhaps it Ii not
generally SO we'll known that it has relieved perma-
nentiy several cases Of Neuralgia and Nervous Head
sche Attention Is requested tn the following GER
tificate from mir. WINSTON. . gentleman well known
In this community: -
"RICHMoND, January IL, lS5S-This 10 TO certify
that have suffered from Nervous Headache And
Neuralgia most severely for several years. I have
tried various remedies, but found no relief until,
about the LIST of November, 1857 l was induced te
try Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR. which j found
OF great benefit to myself Ny daughter, who has
entered with cough since her infancy has been
tireiy cured BIZ the use of Mrs DAVIS medicine and
il now free from cough and more vigorous than she
has been at any period of her life believe it to be
a most valuable medicine, we'll as very pleasant
Elm nervous and general debility:
For sale By Mrs B DAVIS, Fisher Winston;
Millspaugh Johnston, Il Picot. A Bodeker and
Iherfes u YaIe. fec
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PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
VIRGINIA 4 TENNESSEE RAILROAD Co..
Lyuchburg, Aug 6, 1881
NJOTICE.-1he Eleventh Annual Meet
~ ing of the Stockholders of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company will be held in the
Hall of their Depot in the city of Lynchburg ON
"Wednesday. the 18th day of September next
FORM OF PROXY.
Kno,u aH nses by these presents: That We, the sub
scribers, being stocA hoiders In the Virginia and
TeEnessee Railr ,ad Company. do hereby Constitute
and appoint our true and lawful attor-
ney and proxy to represent each of US in al general
meetings of the stockholders OF said Con pany when
We are not personally present, with full power and
authority at such general meeting, to give such
vote votes and to do such other act or acts. as
each of us could give Sc do If VIC wore personally
present.
Witness our hands and seals. this day OF ls5
(sE1Ll
WITNESS, SEAL
lSEAL.l
10th Bylaw: proxies to represent stock in their
general annual meetings. shall only be valid for the
space of two years from the date thereof.
By order fthe Board of Directors.
an ll-dti5S VII Il HUddNc. ces'y J.
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n II. CHALKLEY,
We pxALER IN
LEATHER AND SHOE FINDIH0S,
AND INPoprss or

(rhirteenth street. between Main and CsryD
RIcaHoxp, Va,
Keeps constantly on hand, sn assortment Of ell
kinds Of Leather, Oak aud Hemlock Sole Leather
nnsset and Wax Upper Leather: frspeb German,
sud American Calf and Kip skin% FTeneh and
Gern an Patent Calf skins, 6lack and Colored Mo
rocco and Kid skins; Roan's, all eolors aeat and
Trees; Lasts; Boot Web: Avis; La.ttng Tscks SIX
Twist with . tuIf assortment u fndfngs 81 svtrT
iescriptisn Of the best quality. All Of which arc
being sold At reduce prices for cash or Gocd pspr
am now in receipt Of . large and well selected
stock of Goods. for the Fall trade 20 which invite
OF articles ia nay line. xy
an 3t--dimew3n ChALhLGt.
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y4-ss once opposite stt.msr's " arves.
LaHR M, GREAT ! , N NoEra,

81 a :, GREAT , ~ Ny sl1rss
no UTK-JznKYlNU THE GREAT UNITED
csptedJ between Richmond, Washington, Balti-
more. Phiidelphia and New York, and al iwgor-
iUKSBURG and pUTuMAC RAILROAD. - miles,
and By APPENDED and comfortable Steamers thence
Washington, So miis, In all 100 miIes. IN hours
Hours Of departure, 6:43 A. N, and ~ f. ~.
BAGGAGE, under charge of Special Agents.
OHkCKED THROUGH to Washington Baltimore,
PhiladrIpha and New York.
PARE To THE NOaTHERN CITIES:
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- sPECTACL s-PEB.

@4@ SPECTACL L S-P e B.
SS ~ BILE GLAssES.-The public ar.
hereby informed that in our very complete as
we have done for many years. full assortment o,
PEBBLE GLASSES in steel and gold frames. With
an periel Ce Of thirty years in this department. o..
our business and particular attention in ada pting
glasses 10 all the requirements OF the eyes, are
enabled to give general satisfaction in cur specta
ces
CATARACT GLASSES. also, always on hand. cyl
GLASSES, gold, steel and she'll OF every variety
GLASSES Of every variety fitted In old frames.
MITCHELL TYLER,
gu 23-d3m&cw6m lbs Main street
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F.5. III THE CONTRACTORS FOk
80 THE CONSTRUCTION ON THE DOM
pgDEn THE DIR: OF BRAZIL, WISH TO

First Foremen or Overseers, BLACKSMITH general
and for sharpening tools. Nhselrigbts. Mas rs aud
come Stone Cu,teIs those men VIE be sent ont IN a
tfii. noah. (SgPrEMBEk) and all those that
hays been employed will get their passports and
hid themselves In readiness 10 embark after
that time They will alsp employ $50 labore,s
70 work IN shafts and tunnels and rock ex-
cavatians for frs rate men Of this cass. they viii
october either from baltimore on Philadelphia. (os
which dus ncsics will DO given) with the above
Apply % W. MINOR ROBERTS. Carlisle,
Penpsy lvania JACOB sHUMHIRD CunheriAnd
MARYLAND. and koBsKr HARVEY. Richmond.
flrsjniA Al
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TRIESEMAR PROTECTED BY ROY

1NRlESEMAR PROTECTED BY BOY
L AL Letters Paent of England, and secured by
the Seals Of the Ecole Dc Pharmacie de Paris, and
the Impei iai College Of Medicine, Vienna. Triese
mar No il remedy for Relaxation, Spermatorrhe,
and Exhaustion of tue system. Triesemar No 2 Of
feetualy in the short space Of three days complete
y and entirely eradicates all traces OF those dsor-
ders which COZ via and cubebs have SO long been
thought antdote for, to the ruin Of the health Of
a vast Portion OF the population. Triesemar No is
great Continental remedy for that class of disorders
which, unfortunately the English physician treats
with mercury to tho inevitable destruction Of ths
patients constitution and which all the sarssparlia
in the world cannot remove. Triesemar Nos I. q
and are alike devoid of Taste small, and of ali
neuseating qualities. They may lie on the toilet t.
BILE without their use being suspected. Sold in til
cases and divided in separate doses administers
by Velpeau, Lalleman. Roux Record &c, &c. Price
s. each four cases ia one for 3d. which saves $s
and in $27 cases. Sold by DR. III A BARROW. Nc
l57 Prince street, few blocks west OF Broadway,
New York. Immediately or receipt of the amount
DR. will forward the 80 cases of Tresemar and ths
large sizes. carriage paid, thus insuring genuine
European preparations. The S. cases also sent bat
not free of carriage. Consultations usual, from
eleven. NJ, till two. d, frorn four till eight,
At No Is7 Prince street. few blocks west Of Broad
FISHER 4 WINeTON. Drurg.ets.
mh 29-dl2m Richmond.
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NEW RIVER WHITE sULP HUR

NEW RIVER WHITE U LIP ID U Il
LN SpRINGS.-The increasing popularity and pa
tronage of this place. exceed the present accommo
cations without the benert of convenient access
contract has been made with responsible CON-
pany, having much experience in such operati-hs,
to prepare New River for small steamboats, or Ger
tany comfortable barges. in lime for another sea,
SON. from the Central depot, on the Slrsinia ana
Tennessee Railroad to the Springs, and some dis
tancs below the work being now III active progress
The Turnpike to connect this place Win the ear.
sweet (}reenbrier White sulphur. &C, oy the
Mountain Lake, Tor Salt pondo will be hnished IN
q few weeks The magnificent scenery. nne sulphur
water beautiful river. with probable access ~ ran
road water to all parts of the cougtry, render an
increase of its capital stock desirable to effect the
n.cessary improvements or the saie Of portion or
all to . company desir ~ 70 engage In sucn Dust
ness. -,..
in the country i've hundred acres sufcient for the
productions necessary for extensive accommooa.
lions. The company has been regularly organized
under an act OF incorporation The original cost
under the most uufavcrabie circumstances, together
with eubeeouens imprs vemants. amcu1u 20 about
Is shares aI 81 $50 each. $3f, $50. The present
owners are willing for the stock to share in all
resperts the advantages of the old stock. believing
that the additional fhcilities In buildings, nnating
baths &c. will much increase the dividends on the
whole stock; they would sell the whole property
for very reasonabe advance on the original cost,
though circumstances have very mueh enhanced
Appiicstions mar DO made 70 VIM: E00LEsTQN,
PRECEDENT and Proprietor; JNO LANoAsTkk
aON or " PURCELL 90, kichmoud; or ~
PANNILL and PAUL HINTON. Petersburg.
aa7-dAW1M
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nIssOLUTION or Co PARTNER

~ SHIP.-The copartnership heretofore existing
between MYERS JAhNKE is this day dissolv 81
b. limitation. g. a. Myers alone is authorised b
Indebted TO u, will make payment to him; those
having claims against it will present them to him
fbf settlement
The business will hereafter be conducted By 8. A.
Myers on his own account, he respectfully begs
. continuance Of public patronage that has libe-
rally been bestowed on the late concern.
r. 8. A. MYERS,
ant AZ JAHNKE
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- FOB SALE.-The sTEAa-

- rR BERBDkT. vas built 1t Nor.
folk, We q Au Of 1854; sbs y n ret 10 lsnsth
IN breath. So fest depth Of hold. dravs whom load
ed feet she 10 planked with white eak. tinhersd
with live oak ceied With yellow pins. 10 veil fasesp
ca and sound u every respect; shs nsssusss .
tw vessels admirably; che has ample deck oom Tor
bsrresof oysssrs. vegetable :. %. knain& 90 hcrg.
Cyin9Af e6 inctsea, stroke Is iuehes. Boiler nev,
hayiag ksen psea bat about threemenths. rune q
90 expsnse Of ~, per diem; seosnmes tne e coas
saehors. ssars. ssiis. rssnss. hswsetSe ,1e, sat
u rsAdy tor buainese. Y. DRANRr. IA.
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:ARRAIoD MANUFACTURERS

RAIVD EX&N UEACTOfIIH6
osENA CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
1ss The subscriber has on hand, at his Coael
Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley. between
iumbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARI0TEEs, BA
R0UCHEs, BUGoIES, with and without tops ar,
and Workmanship; all OF which win be sold as low o.
good work of the kind can be in the city OF Rich
moad, and respectfully ask call from those IL
termined to make to order aud sell at the loves,
prices possible and all work sold, that IL new war
ranted. MIOAJAH MAEGUN
fe I8-9ra
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DISSOLUTIONS, 90.

COPARTNERSHIP The undersigned
~ have this day formed copsrtnershp under
che name aad style Of PERKINS Il 90. for the pur-
pose of conducting the Retail and Wholesale DRY
GOODS business, for cash. at the store b lately
occu piso by W Perkins Co. So I4l, Eagle Square;
and In this connection beg leave to thank our old
friends aud and the public generally, for
tho kind patronage extended TO Us under other
citations and TO bespsHk q call I'd examination of
our stock which will be pesed and ready for sale
he 18th bept-svsry article entirely new aud fresh.
We scarcely ehink 1t necessary to remind our old
customers Of the great advantages We shall offer
ihsm ia the One Price Cash SYSTEM over the old cus
tom Of long credits aud large profits. 1t 10 fact
familiar to all that they can buy goods cheaper for
cash than they can credit. We perfectly sat-
khsd that We sell at least 10 per cent. lower. and
Intend 70 try It, We invite you to cal. and SEQ:
WP PERKINS,
August Is, lS53-au2 rs no PERKINS.
THANaED HANDS.-The subscriber,
~ having bought the we'll known BAKING Es-
1ABLISHMENf of Isaac Briggs. is happy to inform
bis frisnd add those Of the Did that he will
be able to supply them with every thing usually
kept 10 . frst-ciass Bakery. Having ensaged come
Of the best hands in tue STATE he hopes by strict
attention to business. to merit share OF public pa
ar0nage. THOMAS h. GILL.
return my since re thanks to my friends and the
public In general Tor the Very liberal patronage be-
slowed on NE for the last two years. and am happy
to inform them that the new proprietor, Mr.. Gill,
an slim. ' ~ ' ISAAC D. BRIGGS.
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= ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
NH sPLEN DID PIANO

aExl SPL Il N ID / ID PIANO
Ns-Kl5as FORTEs-JoaN DUNDERDALE
" H hi Nofiers for sale, at Col. Johu II Rich
v uafdson's Bookstore, No I'll Broad
street between 9Th and 5th, aod q Ho~e's furL
ture store, on Main street. between 9th and 10th
some choice, splpndidtone5, seven-octave ROSE.
WOOD PIANO F0RTEs, selected by himself In
New York. made by the well known and highly
temed manufat turers, "Soebbelcr Schmidt" AZ
Rroome street.
These instruments he can recommend to purcha-
seTs most highly, knowing that they will give sas
isfaction In all respects.
References and testimonials Of the highest chsrsc
ter can be given, both In Richmond aud New Yoi /,
g-lmR.
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sEM FALL STOCK OF MI
iTs13 HATS, CAPE, LADIES' AND Chill ~
DRENQ EANEY EukS

No. rs MAIN STREET, RIcHMoNs, VIRGINIA.
BINF0RD, DICKINSON a WEfSIGEk beg leave
to inform merchants AID others that they have
in stare On entire and com lite ste OK of BATS
Caps Ladies' and Childrens' Fancy Furs, &C. select
cd from the largest and most extensive manufacto-
MIA, North Carolina and Tennessee trade. which viii
be sold at Wholesale end retail to panetuat customers
on the most favorable terns Great inducements Of
.ered to those who purchase for cath
Merchants and others visiting the city would dc
well to give Ms a call before purchasing.
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160 BAGS Rio, Laguayra, Old Gov
keSO ernment, Java aud Mocha Cofss: 400 boxes
iAdamantine, eperm and Taliow Candles assorted
SO bbla RectiHed and Gid Rye Whiskey. Apple and
Peach brandy, Imitation French Brandy. with full
stock OF Pure Rrandies, Wines and LiquNrAt gene
10 hhds good to prime Porto Rico Sugar; hhds
New Orleans Sugar for ssle iov bx-.
% a-2W Ne u Pearl utrnt.
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A NTHRACITE AND VIRGINIA. MI

II COAL-The subscriber, dealer in the above
GOALS, wsuid say that he has and will keep on
hand, the best white and red Ash Philadelphia Coal,
and Lump Coal from Midlothian and Black Heath
call upon him before giving others orders, on the
pretence OF their selling Coal lower, being deter
mined to sell coal low any dealer in the city,
who will wrigh his Coal All he asks is call TO
satisfy them LARUS. "a Mains
\ Or office on the Dock. between Htn and 18th.
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