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Mount ain Herb Pills.

ABOVE, present you with perfect likeness of
Tezuco, chief of tribe Of the strange Aztec Nation,
that once ruled Mexico. You will find full Of
him and his people in Pamphlets and Almanacs--to
be had gratis from the Agents for these Pills.
The inventor and manufactures of '.udsons Noun
tain Herb Pills has spent the greater part of his life
travelling, having visited nearly every country in the
world He spent six years among the Indians of
the Rocky Mountains and of Mexico aud thus that
the g MOUNTAIN HERR Pills. were discovered. A very
interesting Of his adventures there you will find
in Almanac and Pamphlet.
1t is established fact that all diseases arise from
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Carpets
Yankee Notions!

A COMPLETE stock OF Yankee Notions, from Needles
"A up We have decidedly the best assortment OF Fan
cy Dress ButtOns offered in this market; and
Of the beauties Of them Is their cheapness. We have
also splendid assortment Of Fancy isair Pins and
Head Dresses at one-hslf what they have usually
been sold for. Z. w. BLINN / CO.
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state az Observation-Disclosures County UIl cut Uour t
Ora Uuter against Sereuo Fish, Mary h. FISH, and Luz
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SxHERIFF,s sALE.-state # Wisconsin

Sheriff OF Keno ina county.
WEBSTER ScHoFf, Plaintiff Jorueys. Bm2
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Dated AT sheriff Once, Kenosha, Dee. Sth A. D. 1885
AL0&L0 p. TIMESON,
GrrOE GI..tif f.1fEI .ln1-In-L ~.

February 26th 1889 IW.,S
At the request of the defendant herein, by consent
of the Plaintiffs, the il further postponed uut
the 18th day June, 1899, the hour aid place
ALONZU p IYMESON,
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March 2Gth, 1859.

At the request of the d
of the Plaintiffs, the aboV
the 9th day of Septeiu0e
place.
12w2 La
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FALL, RACES.

!. * & n n ~ Al
AAak sAsEs : ALI AEEf I.
= Inc Rsces over, the Ash
land Course in Hanover county, Va, will commune
i've days. - TFsiiasT DAY. !. -.
s sss s ees g a. Club
Of more start Closed With the following Fslt,
r. NJ Hall enters 9. f., by Financier' dam roe'i''
D. Mcp insl' enters L, BY Boston, Jr dam Re-
N. 4. Thompson enters b. f.. by voltaire, dam
Gen. i. j. Green enters Miss Tobacco Fly, BY hed
sreosp a1 MISUNDERSTANDING for three old
colts and FLIES. Two mile beats SzsO ent,aaf fWo
q s's0 ,H,, s.st Closed * s
Joseph BrummelI enters B.. + Cflnoline, py Fihan-
sn m.' M1s'f fa ss 81 Glide Harold
P. G. Bouch enters 8. T. Pauline, by Star Davis, dam
M n nn'e enters gs'ips Minnie Lehimann by
Boston, jr.' DAN sse q EEGpi bSY.
FIRST RAcE-Sweepsfake for three year old colts
and FLIES. which have never won race; sd n 10, lie
the Club provided two or more start. Closed Win
the following entries:
]. T. PIT T. w W. boswell enters Q. f. by GrH Ed
mondson, dam Virginia Payne.
Michael Ryan enters b. c. Prince, by Monarch,
dam Madonna.
o. p Hare enters b. c. Oysterman, by Revenue.
dam MISS Coutts. r
T. M. TAYLOR enters b. c., by Financier, out OF
GEN. T. j. Green enters Mary Blair, by Red Eye,
dam Phil Brown.
Calvin Green enters b. c., by Grit Edmondson, his
dam by imported Prlam - =
SECOND RACE-Proprletor's purse $780, Three
mile heats.
FIRST RAcE-Sinsle dash of two miles; free Ier
all for purse of SEQ on the part OF the CLUB;
$40 entrance, to go with the purse.
SECOND RACE-Jockey Club purse SSU. -Four
FOURTH DAY. :,
FIRST RAcE.-Sweepstake for three year Old
colts and FLIES. Two mile heats, $2O0 entrances;
OF more start Closed with the following entries;
ID. Nc Daniel enters s. (. Minnie Lehman, by Bos-
ton. Jr.. dam by Trustee.
P. c. Bouch enters C. {. Pauline, by Star DAVIS,
dam Monmouth Eclipse.
Joseph Brummel enters b. f. Crinoline, by Finan-
cier, dam Miss Matte.
Fondren, Williams & Co., b. f. Leisure, by Red
Eye, dam unknown.
J. II. and T. w. boswell enters c. f., by Grif Ed
mondson. dam Virginia Payne.
Gen. 7. J. Green enters Adde Currier, by Chal-
lenger, dam by imported Trustee.
Calvin Green enters b. C by Crit Edmondson, his
dam by imported PrIam.
F. NJ. Hall enters g. (. Faith, by Childe Harold, by
imported Priam.
SEcoND Race Proprietor's purse $500. Two
FIFTH DAY.
Handicap purse $500, for the beaten horses of the
meeting. Two mile heats.
NATHANIEL A. THOMPSON,
Secretary Ashland Jockey Club.
Ashland, Hanover Co., Va, Oct. 8, 1859. oc5-td
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EDUCATION.

MR.. .LEFEHyRE Els gCH00IS ,p or Ann
FoUsHEE, R1CHMoNp. vA1Ths, next sss5g ~
Of enr School begins on the ist dfy ., @
Our long experience In teaching,, and the very
liberal patronage we have received loI ~ m W. -
yeara have both enabled and encourngea W 70
make important improvements IN our NJ
course Of Literature. comprlsiag .! Ems III.
been successfully tried during the as. session. snu
will he continued and enlarged in the next.
We have engaged Mr.. ED. y. HoWAkp ~ .ss san
charge Of the English part OF this course - Tes
Glasses Of our Institution. Mr. II. H. . gentleman
Of the highest qualifications. and we ieel conna9ns
that his services viii be duly appreciated We
weuld earnestly recommend our Literature CHASE
The new house which We have erected will great.
" add to the convenience well a. TO the comroit
Of the young ladies' boarding in our lamIiy. Two
young ladies' only will occupy ole room, e1copt ~
cases when three would desire to occupJ the same
f apnt1BsERT T. LEFEBvRE, A. NJ, Principal-Nat;
uTal Philosophy, Literature, Moral and Mentai
Philosophy. French.
WILLIAM q. WILLIAMS, A. b.. Vice Principal
Astronomy. Mathematics, Chemistry' History
EDWARD C. HowARD-,nterature. Rhetoric.
Bellies Lettfes, Reading.
MRS. GRACE BENNETT-EnglishB Branches.
MISS MARY C. GORDON-Engllsh Branches.
MISS ELIZA BARTLETT.English branches.
sia' IA, ANToN & ETA ERBA-V ocai Music.
SiG,RA MARIETTA ERBA--piano.
JOHN A. COLLABORATING and Painting.
WILLIAM F. GRABAU-Piano. Organ, sacred
4. N / g Is sc i Nfsfb2;
q ERICSSON-CJuitar.
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= - FAIRFIELD RACES.

49, FAIRFIELD RACES.
49,. 1aa $ d! rs. So r.. IL.
Fairfield snfs d. cq TI1Ts Hlll V COM ,bo
FIRST DAY-A Sweepstake for yrs old colts and
flleys that race to the time OF closing;
mile heats, 500 entrance, $50 tortett-three or
more to make race-to name and close the LIST of
September, 1859. Closed with the following en-
| l. James M. TAYLOR names b. G. Grand Duke, by
Financier, dam Brooks Emancipation mare.
2. c. Green names b. C. By Crit Edmondson, dam
g. Gen. Thos j. Green names J. Wiliiamson's CHI.
eT b Red Eye by ms cb BfSH s1 by
,Edmondsen, dam Virginia Payne; c,,,.
5. j; p Newly nan names Ann Smith by Chide
g. F. NJ ii ali names Ike Marvel by Claude Mel
SECOND Wednesday-propretor's two
'' Tn hftf' bIYeThuIsday- Club mile
FOURTH DAY-F riday-A Sweepstake for yrs
old colts and flleys, two mile heats, 500 entrance,
slOo forteit-three or weIe to make ste raeem .9
with the following nomInatIous: .
i. Joseph BrumIne naines bay iley Crinoline b.,
q Frondren. Williams & Co. names bay 6lley Lei
sure by Red Eye dam si by p,i; MaTsra S n,
VS. g. dams by gass thi aycase 0 ''af
l. John Belcher names ]. D. Alexanders gr. filey
s X BSd f Rs6 dan BY afth a IS
sloo entrance, $50 forfeit. If two or more start,
of September. with the following entries:
/. Gen. Thos. Green names bay hlley Miss Tobac-
2 Hail ii names nam en- IF Fame BY Finaneer, dam
Fidelity by mp. Prlam, by Regent:
3. D; Mcdaniel names ch. t. by Boston, 1r.'
4. Powell & Chisman names b. e. by Red Eye, dam
Sc dan asa EV1 join B bsiG Proprietor
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r. NoEEbb yy5 5ssy g i, ] y An n1ExE 1f9Il-
the Z ssss sss a.. h ~
. y: ~ stsss ssss
ss:sss III |! Y VI. & 's r e.
sss, :fs ssIIi!S,,;i 81 e; 81
G RSf :. .s1. .ad +
Eocd order. The GARDEN and ORCHARD are e
pTsty lad o fn and supplied S :sf With
trsss r.s,y ssns :. and shade
ID SALE i n. q soss e
want II q really beautiful retreat near the city,
ss sna sl s , s s srpf IL.
pleasure IN showing it to any one wishing 10 pnr-
"a s': :: .uo.s 81 .ssy s
&C 12-dtds JOHN F. WREN
- For SALE. a small TRACT OF LAND:
the City Of Richmond. known ~ Auburn
snd ADJOINING the Lands Of Mrs DR.. Christian, DR..
Ling. HOUSE, cgntaInns ] o. 10 r with :
hye, and is well adapted to the growth Of s kinds
OF grain, grass, &C., and would make most desi-
improvements, and by the judicious use Of lime
and guano, can be made = desirable farm, as the
on other lands in the neighborhood will attest The
above property is offered for sale privately. on lib
cha, and f terms or would he ex-
changed '0f city RgIaa'%sIlIfTN GJ Sy Hf e
18th street, between Main and Franklin,
auz-ts Richmond Va
80 RAILROAD LANDS FOR SALE ON
a3N LONG CREDIT, AND AT LOW RATE
- OF INTEREST.-The Hannibal and 81, 10
seph Railroad Company having over 600 900 ACRES
OF LAND. lying in the State of Missouri, which
was granted, by Act of Congress- to aid in the
struction of their Road offer the principal portion
thereof for sale, on the most liberal terms.
The greater part of these Lands are within SIX,
and all within fifteen, miles of the Railroad. which
is now completed and open for use throughout it's
entire length, 2o6 miles, and runs through coun-
try which is unsurpassed BY any the saiGbrity Of
its climate, the fertility OF its SOIL and the extent
of its mineral resources.
For further Information, apply at the Land Office
OF the Company, or address, by letter,
JOSIAH HUNT,
Land Commissioner H. 4 ST. 10. r. X.
HANsrBSL, Mo-, June l4th, 1852
jy 2i-d&w4mf
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. NOTICE.--we mos, respectful

~ NOTICE. most respectful n
AsSs6 ~ call the attention of our Friends,
and the public generally, to our -
PET BAGS, VAIICES, re-, as they will find ths
largest and best assortment Of Goods in our line,
expressly for retail, that can be found either here
or elsewhere, and at all prices either Of our own
manufacture, or OF the best Philadelphia and
Eastern work. Please call and examine for your
selves. ALEXANDER HILL s. CO.,
Manufacturers and Importers
of Boots. Shoes. &e,. No. 127 Main street,
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No. IS: NEW NO. 7E
~ CT OTHING HOUSE. I'D
1 8 5 8.
~. ], H. SIRIc

J. H. SIRICH,
Dealer IN Fine Ready Made Cgothiag, Furnishing
Goods, Sc,
Respectfully informs the citizens of Richmond and
vicinity that he has taken tbs store No. rs, lain
street. ard is now prepared tn offer them OF the
hnest stoeksoi CLOTHING ever seen in this mar
ket embracing the latest sty les of Paris and new
York fashions--ail manufactured expressly to OF
der. 4
Also. a large assortment Of FURNiSHtN6
6oCDS; Shirts, Collars. crayats, Ties, otocks' @c''
IN 'a'i ffRRsyff.epf S 8 cIt SFHf
petition, and he soliciss the petr9nase Of disc rim
naIns public, feeling assured 81 pleasths i'ie hos'
iasst.doas as to style, s vi sna anrNcrREFT
is~iin
GUS, PAJNTs.- WINDOW Glass, AND
~ ARTISTS MATERIALS.--WM SATTLER
4 CO., No, la MAfN sTREer, Richmond, Va
We have ipat completed cur Fai, Stock Of the
boxes French Window Class; 600 fee. of stained.
epameiled, Nnd cutored Glass; 2 600 pure L.nseod
Oil; 600 gallons Boiled linseed OIL; 600 gailons
yaral4hes, of every description; ioo Gallons Spir
~ 81 TnrpeDsine; 6U0 gallons Machine Oil: rs 0D
Us White Lead AinerIcan and English 6 600 us
zinc ~. n OH American aud French 30 bbls Coop,
f rs yiue, sarn,ns grades; rs bbls Venetian Red
En zish; ~ bbis kaisomine; 20 bills Paris Witt.
~ puts Mineral PANT chocolate and slate color
In addition to this, call the att ntion Of shois
sale purchasers and others to our large assortment
81 B!ushes, Of every description: Coorn ground
~ ca q dhs most fayorits brsnds; Sand Papsr !;
nns;ss fsasssls g isysrs dsscreto9 Mashs
Eaglsh md Fseneh pFAwinxaf peneils, Eng.
n r .nd GssmaE !natins- Glass Pistss Picture
'-- - '''''S WI. sArTLER /. co.
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FALL. SUPpLY.

VI The attention of tho public is re- 6ySxN
yspeetfuiiy asked to my Fall stock OF ~NAfHs
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &C.. comprising a full
assortment IN every department of the trade. Is
staple articles and other kinds adapted to the whole
sale trade and country merchants will consult
their interests hs examining my stock be fore pun
chasing, rs am determined 10 offer great induce-
ments to secure portion OF that trade. call u
respectfully asked, at No. 80 Main street. two door
above I. r. Price & Co. JN0. G. PAGE in.
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HATS. CAPS, BOOTS. &c.

& JUST OPENED, At q.
WHELLER K cos, Is3 Broad street. &s6
~ Formerly 81. HARRIS Biol large
sortment of Ladies' and Chdren's SHOES, rpade
by the best manufacturers. which we are selling at
prices to suit all those in want of the best of goods
in our line.
The attention of country merchants and farm
ers. to examine our neey stock of BOOTS and
BROGANS, is yeapeotitf y invited, as they will
find it to their advantage to call before max
ing their purchases. g. HELLER x CO..
Oc l2-ts lS3 Broad St, bet 5th and 9th.
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roR ru1T AND nAxn.


8 si.s dor. ~. 81 ss,ssr q
). III ssd Br0ad ITCH! gsoHks ~ Wv ff
=. ROH RENT. zone sxcsllsnt Recon- cvsr
n my store, suitable for, sins!s gentleman
c C S isa.. :. n Il s.s.a .sii.s,.
ron aI M 3 Bissd :ss Rsss s
u III aoor r fociis-sv. ~ LE6p6Lf ROSE.
sqs sfts e. . s:
1E4ride Of Main, between 9Th and It'll streets, re-
Gently occnpied By Mrs. French. Possession given
a. oe fe.-st Apply y GoDDIN L APPERsoN.
=. FOR RENT-On 18th street, Church Hill,
fRa MEN b aoHe
Iss Ess Il. csn,e SG
ing rooms, with dry basement, small garden at
tachcd, and well of water on the premises. Price
per 90 a iasts s''' Apply y ED. EAcHo.
FOR KEfTNyp esfFses s Csut sGT T
Aa beautifully located, and the view unsuTp assed
q n sr n and from sd to 9Th streets viii
ss scad Apply aas toe VAN
% MI lin q 70 me- ELIZA l.. VAN Lew
An 18th street, North Of vcnable-s good rooms,
E::aand n kitchen with two rooms. Rent, only
sso Apply next door, or to . MM '' Walsh
Ii OFFICEOF THE BRITISH CONSUL
G FOR RENT.-The OFFICE near the corner
9Th and Grace streets, now IN ne occupancy nc,
inst This Office for professional man or almost
any other is one Of the most desirable in the city
ton; detached from other buildings, it presents
un 90 ss B. A Rgpafrkrss 1859 Main ST.
=. FOR KENT-Two TENEMENTS, on
E;:a north side Basin Bank adjoining the Office of
a:A Messrs. Deane: Hohson James. Apply to
81 FOB RENT. 1.-The STORE and BASE,
f3f;:i MENT of the building the west side Of
the .Rsiisiees Herald viii Be for rent or lease
Both store and basement are supplied with gas
aas Tasf' hALeS S MSETaeuE, Bank street.
@a:1 built STORES on Broad, near Third st. To
Igood tenants, the rent will be moderate and
.e s gwen sf[
81 FOR sALE-A new, ornamental COT
Na For TERMS &C., apply GREEN e & ALLEN,
Sc l2-ts Corner Of Grace and 7th streets.
-, FOR RENT-The BUILDING occupied
MH by the Examiner is for rent from the lsto Au-
sus' RI Rfc !srahs sVWsAs WALSH L Note Broker
jy Its Governor street.
-. FOR RENT-The HOUSE on Cary street,
Il coston
atSnoe For TERMS Co. j IRHsIE s THOMAS, JT
TWO FIRST RATE BUSINESS
81 STANDS FOR RENT.-The STORE now o.
M:I cuped by 8. Guggenheimer. on Main st, under
St Charles Hotel. and the STORE No.. g. Wall ST.
The rent to good tenants, will be Low, Apply 70
je Its BENZ. DAY
II FOR RENT-Lawyers' and Doctors OFF,
Gil CES and LODGING ROOMS; on 18th street, IN
kE:l front of Bank, by JOHN A. BELViN.
my b-ts
IL FOR RENTING STORE, on 18th street
f5;a formerly occupied by US, and n CELLAR I'M
Eli der Johnson & Bransford. Possession given
immediately VIM. WALLACE SONS.
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< EPTEM BER, 1859.
SPL E.NDID ST TX.

THOMAS r. PRICE & co.
Have already opened, and will continue to add
by every arrival for weeks to come. the largest ana
most varied assortment of FOREIGN AND Do
MESTIC DRY GOODS which 1t has ever been
their good fortune to offer to the citizens oil hlch-
mond and the Virginia public.
They will attempt no detail of their supply; sni,
fee it to say, that in elegant SILKS and SILK
ROBES, some SURPRISINGLY beautiful, every de-
scrption of WooRSTED and other DkE = 1oops;
figured and plain Merlnos, FoulaIde, tentirely
new, they haye an abundant stock Ct. INIT, :.
Their M AN T1LLA DEPARTM ENT Will be
crowded with the newest shapes and choicest fab
RIGS.
In CURTAIN GOODS, Cornice, Bands, Loops,
Lace and Muslin Curtains, Damasks. Brocatels,
Moreens &C., &C., they have full line, and Will
have made up upon the lowest terms:
Their Cellar they keep packed to ITS utmost ca
paeity with every article IN the way of URNISH-
ING GOODS, for servants and laborers, such as
Lnens Sheeangs, Damasks, Towehngs. Pulled
Cit this, kerseys, Linseys, Satlnetts, Oznaburgs.
Brown and Bleached Goods, &c, &c, all OF which
will be offered at the very lowest rates.
Sc l6-dlm TH0S. X. PRICE & CO.
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r., F. Pa \ TON, President.
JACOB FULLER,
A. Il. NELSON
WIN. McLA UGHLIN,
s, Med MOORE,
ID. l.. HOPKINS.
BUSIN ESS NOTICES.
A LExANDER GARRETT,

LEXANDER GARRETT,
~ CARY ST., p DOOR BELOW 18TH,
RICHMOND, VIRGlN iiItai'''''
GENEf4 pE e2Ii n GEo MEEGH4NTAND
Peruvian and Eide Island lGUANo'' Ruain's
PHospao 6ua 4 \, \, iL .,s n RI &c Pareu
try pTndneeF FAT. COIN" FInifR o" Tn
Bhoto; SsIs. Nc viii, NJ, Isa
raaD JT one Of me best ndsss sad sss;msn Of
D1Pss s to thanks to my friends for the
liberal patrouase heretofore bestowed upon me,
continuance Of The same aa is@dS ws VIM
WARNER l.. WARING-fL4TE WARTNG
in DRfTs nSie Pa Prs Te TiH dMeqsr
and select a.a ssse1smena OF FANCY sRTItLES;
also. SOAPS of all kinds. No. io7 Broad street,
% Juan ~ E,zzEs,, ar.,r.-
y WHOLESALE - D ] !. y i u u ,r,rs
AND REFINED CANDY MANUFACTURER
Keeps always on hand the LARGEST aud freshest
and Is continual, rsesaiy,ng by every steamer and
JAMES z, hksEff IRON WORKS,
s s Rs hss 3l M9sssns baco
sat saa n Cellar DooRs, ara svsiyy Other KIND q
poses. manaiaciarsd At snort notice.
Lots IN the clIs and country. ---------
JORDAN, VIM Il CO.,
GENER1L S9MAMISSII Z! a ,MadEERCHANTS,
aaax basin bA ~ ai III s b.,
&c. ,oSs ~ tstc y Sn1se ol
rhsy az. s sna &C
Paine & Co., Messrs. Crenshaw < Co. Richmond.
GEO, w. JORDAN,
LAT. Of tn: .a s1ss d Fl br waSS, ( Fox,
y so-sls.!s ROBERT 8. JORDAN.
Rch@eas and s pubic Tsnsras p Si1sai hs
tionAer will euttie him tn share of M lio ratrc
age: os.. .,n -.
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R P.y!NCENT. CLOCK AND WATCH I

- P.yINCENT. CLOCK AND WATCH
- MAKER, JEwELER AND oPTicl AN.
&N2 Now receiving direct from the manutae,
ntnreTs and for sale, a eheace seleetson OF
TACLES, among which may be found 5 day, 20
hour Patent Lever aud Alarm CLOCKS, and by
am always pt Of the latest styles and By al.
hering the cash - STEM am at all times pre- pared
believing nlnbe sixpsncs TO DO as good as a slow
shiliing.
Ma Clocks, Watches, Jewclry and Srectaelss
repaired by experienced workmeu and modor-
ate terms. r. VINCENT.
Sign Of the Spectseies, 5tb And
oe 1l-ts Broad street. Richmond, Va.
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!. TALL. I.5g.-n GAPS AND

AFURS-ROBERT l.. DICKINSON, successor
to Binford, Dickinson u Weisiger, IS Main St,
bsgs leave to call the attention e his friends and
customers to his large and extensive stock OF
HATS. CAPS and FANCY FURS. which have
heen selected from the largest manufactures.
the most favorable terms. especially for the Var
gfaia, North CGrakind and IenassSse Trade, com
prising all the LATEST and MOST FASHIONA-
BILE STYLES, too numerous to mention, which
will be sold at wholesale and retail, ON the most
favorable terms.
Merchants are respectfully solicited to examine
my stock knowing that In price, quality sty lie 1t
cannot be surpassed.
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C. w, THILOW-PlanO.
HEINRICH SCHNElDER-Harp.
q ERICSSON-t

All letters to bs addressed to-
HUBERT P. LEFEBVRE,
y23-sm Richmond, Va.
CT. MARY'S GERMAN FEMALE INSTI-
> TUTE. 4TH STREET, BETWEEN CLAY AND
Leigh, KicHMoNp, VA.--This Day and Boarding
School is principally intended Tor girls under ten
years of age, of German parents, that wish their
English languages and TO be educated for the do
nestle life of ordinary respectable society.
TERMS:
PAYABLE quarterly in advance.)
Board and Instruction in the usual school
Instruction only in the Day School. .......... IL
Vocal music bed and bedding washing and
CHARGES. Medicine and Doctors fees postage,
books, writing ana working materials, are charged
to parents.
Boarders are not admitted for less than six
months.
For further information, address apply to
Rev. JOSEPH POLK, S. L.,
Cor. 4th and Marshall sts..
Of fhaJ tt,,ta
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1870 NOW READY FOR 1870
lOOv: THE FALL TRADE. lOOJ.

GEORGE STARRETT, tBelvin's Row, Tower
nor Std offers to his customers assortment un-
rivalled by that OF any preceding year Our aciii-
ties for doing work in and upon Dwellings, Stores
Factories, Churches, &C., cannot be exceiled. Re-
sale. Barstows Spiral Furnace, FOR brick. S sizes
Richmond Portable Furnsce, ) sizcs; Hedenbarg's
Heatar, formerly known ala Trohe = brilliant
Gas Burner, Ga fuel SAVER sizes; Factory Coal
can oooking Range. for brick, sizes American
Cookns Range, rotary top. 8 sizes; Ray State
Cooking Range. (poftable,) sizus: Helumeef
Cooking stoye--a new article, made for my own
trade. With Hot Water Reservoir. Tin Roaster,
complete' In addition to the above, soIne Sify
yafieties and sizes suited to tho varied wnnts sf
NE People. Country dealers huying here Stoves,
save irelsht;, Early orders will receive immedate
ssii,ention. Those coming later will b. promptly
wailtono. sr. - - ~
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1S5g. usTREcEivED. 1859.
Ssx ii g9f EEl lsB sEss. 81 en- sseDs
| have received from Now York and Philadelphia,
my sg fxf,i is Sk s WINTER DRY 6OoDs. IS.
embracing all the newest dessns and suit
ed fer tho present aud approaching season.
A choice and rich assortment OF
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, OF every species ana
Also. : masniaeen, and eemyIss 4, stock Of
E .Ae and and FANCY AN6 vELVEf and SILK VEST
AsreSs'E ssEIs II 2 E
WOOL. SHIRTS.
Also. a fine line Of TwEEDS. sATINETS, &C..
de-, suitable for Boys wear.
In Housekeeping and Servants' foods, ! have a
An of the above Goods have been purchased
within the past week, the most favorable terms,
and will he SOIL CHEAP. as am satisfied vita
small profits and quick sales.
| sing slseW Where at mo L. SMITHER's,
Sc 8-d&cw2m No. % Main st.
y ElOyAL.-LEoPoLD ROSE has removed
II T., his spacious and eieg ant new store at
No. ESQ, BROAD STREET..
And has in store a large and Varied stock OF
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES, &C.,,
| public generally. He has an entire NEW STOCK,
purchased for cash and will guarantee to sell his
goods cheap GIVE HIM A CALL. loc 5-lms
| x EPTE NJ II Err 1889.
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Sr.rx OF VfRGfSrA-ro WIT:
Ians A. GRAY, Cashier of the Ds6yiils Bank, at
snville, this day. personally appeared before
VIII. Z. Clark. Alderman for the town aforesaid.
and III ade oath that the annexed statement made
out from the books OF the Bank aforesaid,
20 the best of his knowiedse and belief
Given under nay hand this Sd of October. 1889.
WILL. Il. CLARK, Aid.
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NEW sTOR y, No. Is Franklin strect.-l.. IA
- COBb hne this day opened q large stock Of the
very best FAMILY GROCERIES,. 1t vhOIssals
iouSbt IN this or any othss market. cali frou
ne :. s q and the pablo geHersly j. invited.
seN-am i. JACOBS.