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ALLEl.IIANY HIGH SCHOOL.

~ y L = srI1 M, n 10 nnSM SCm0CkL;r
M J. MoEIisETT, a. NJ, Principal aud Instructor
w In Mathematics and Natural science.
JOHN NEWTON SHEPHERD, Instructor in Ancient aud
Modern Languages.
K. D. BEACH, 4. Il. Instructor in Mora! Iho' ply and
Ena.i-h.
t.En. W ErS1rr, Steward.
The Session viii bc.in j.; 81 October, AMI close lie last
~ Jane, l>GaI
Ttc Exercises ccuirrc, without int rruron Oh saur-
,lsys and there is nt"inI,ion except Christina. day
Expenses !"r Tuition and Board including every ,ihiS
except lights. tliu payable "ncial; Isl October balance
18th February.
Candidate, for The Alin! % sny Evangelical Drn"n-
nation, WHO suitably n-. receive tuition
free" Sons Of ministers pay hail price for tuition.
Bncss furnished, ut the sprns.. Richmond price.
For Pinphlci,, containing Autograph of the lace,
plan, &c, &c .dircs, ". }. Mcl;i:ISETf,
I,.i..n Il
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4. II Dl.ENlH,
HENRY A. WlNPREE,
biz. JN0. HOWLETT,
JNO. A. COLEMAN,
t<ah a. nrDnI=Ts
July I'D lr'H'-.1WcSu2ni !Nu. v. fthpIl..
AIRS. AND MISS MINOIs,S FEMALE

AVA hClDfM1, near SheHteI, VIII SoHiHeHSt 'o Hc4
session October l l-9 and continue till July Isl, 1850
The location is remarkably hraiul and eligible, AMI Is
very accessible being the Railroad Richmond
and Petersburg
The family and boarding department will he Under the
charge OF Mrs Minor whose known character and cNpe-
rence sufficient guaranty Of her fidelity and cicency
The Literary Department will be under ;hc charge OF Miss
Ada Byron Minor aided by her sisters anu other competent
Instructors.
The course Of studies will embrace every branch OF
English, together with French Latin. Music and Drawing.
reference is confidently made In all the former patrons
OF the school, and TO all who have any knowledge Of lis
character.
No deduction made for loss 81 time, except In case or
pro,ractcd illness.
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KAll l..

HARE.
IF YOU want oneof the prettiest and heaiest Farms
around the city just miles distant, 2l2 acres ~ clear
ed new brick improvements In beautiful grove, gooh
lands water and neghborhooh 10 the sale OF II on
TUESDAY, the Goth Instant, at ~ o'clock
Call on me at Forest Grove, or on Mr.. r. "; Look
auctioneer for information. iiEL u. AhShE"'
CuhsrEEvigLp, Sept 12-c2cf
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W.T.. LAUREL ACADEMY,

PIKE povERs Principal. -- Assistant
T OCATlON-Fivc miles from Clover Depot on the Hch
nnnd and Dsnvle Railroad, remarkably healthy. re-
inoe from temptations vice and convenient TO churches
srrIr,1s TIrGHr.-Anc;cnt Languages, Modern Ian
yiar, Mathematics, Physical Science History and ueoS
rnphy.
TrrTs-Board and tuition, ten months, f:oo, payable
half In advance Lights extra. Pupils conveyed from INC
depot without expense. m 49,, .
t,res, , subscriber at Siaun,on till 9th August, and
I,Iv i.,,vt, PIKE POWERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-16

DlCII Fancy SILKS, and SILK EoBES
l. 4 Plain ColJred, and Heavy BLACK SILKS
vELOSS. POpLINS, and EPlNGLES
New Winter DRESS FABRICS
French and Scotch, Fine SHAWLS
Riches: Printed, YOURSELVES
French MERISOS, Plain, and Figured
POCLARD ROBES, OF entirely New Designs
BLANKETS, QUILTS and LINENS
TABLE COVERS and FURNISHING GOODS.
SHARPLESS BROTHERS.
No. sol Chestnut street Philadelphia.
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ALEXANDER GARRETT,

CARY STREET,
Second Door jelo,r 1871 ~. adjoining Tie old t@."'LG
HOtSi. Richmond. In.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANI
DEALER
G. r . G H X +; :.
DE.CvIAN and Glide Island Guano Ruins Phospho
Guano, Plaster, &C. Particular attention paid TO the
sale Of all Kind OF country produce, Wheat Corn, Flour
Tobacco, Oats, &c.
Ihave made arrangements with Sir. John VI Sheppard
Jr Of the best judges and statesmen Of tobacco In the
city, attend TO the sale Of all Tobacco consigned to me
return my sincere thanks to my friends for the liberal
heretofore bestowed upon and hope by strict
attention business merit continuance OF the sane
Aug ls-cw3m
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MIR. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL,
GRACE STREET, BETWEEN 1ST AND F0CSiIEE

INHE next session Of School begins the LIST day Of
October, 1852 and terminates the last day Of June,
l>GD.
long experience in teaching anil the very liberal pa
rona;c have received for many years have both en-
abled and encouraged 10 make important improvements
In our Institution.
course Of Literature, comprising English French, Ger
man. Italian Spanish classics e four last through the
next
We have engaged Nr Edward c. Howard TO take charge
OF the English part this coursc, well the Rhetoric,
Bellies crcs and First Reading classes Of our Institution
Mr. H. il gentleman OF the highest qualifications We
feel confident that his services will he duly appreciated
We wUuli earnestly recommend Literature class to
graduating pupils.
The new house which have erected will greatly add TO
the convenience well the comfort OF the Young La
dies boarding in our family. Two Young Ladies' only will
occupy roo excep, in when three would desire
to occupy the same chamber.
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CARPETINGS, CURTAIN GOODS, &C

CARPETINGS, CURTAIN GOODS, &C.
NITE respectfully invite residents OF and vltors to the
city, examine, this season, our stock OF CARPET
We think extensive and varied in than
We have before offered, and which have ready 10
exhibit at Carpet Ware Rooms, No. IS Main street.
Giving undivided attention TO this business and In
porting large portion OF stock direct from the foreign
manufacturer enabled 1t all times to supply 'he
wants OF housekeepers at prices ioer than ofhrT"
generally b. GForde, in the following description Of
CARPETINGs.
TAPESTRY.
BRUSSELS
TuEE-PLY,
INGRAM.
VENETIAN,
DUTCH,
HEMP, &C,
With full assortment, OF Rugs Door Mats, Table Oh CoIhs
Piano and Table Covers sorsc -piencio' hoekn8 |u0
Cloths, Stair Rods &c.
CURTAIN GOODS.
or ,o., md a.sorrent OF which unsurpassed In any
ho,xe in Virginia
pANASK,
DE LANES,
TURKEY RED, ke,
with Tr!an,inss Of every description and quality
M v.rou, qualities and patterns from 70 u feet Vide.
W WINDOW SHADES,
or every style and grade, with all proper fixtures OF good
quality. -.
competent upo sterer prepared when desired TO
RICHARDsOS CO.,
August os-ek.lims 81; Main street
w M n N a. TRRDWAT,
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eR-No extra charges.
All letters 10 be addressed 10 HUBERT +. LEFEBvRE,
Richmond, Va. Juy11-ctdtl.
RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.


IL the last OF June, lsGn
CHARLES H. WINSTON 4. NJ, succeeds Rev. b. MANLY, Jr
President Under hi, administration some Important
changes will he made but the grand objects Tor which the
Institute founded and which fo- i've years i. has
SO successfully carried out a!li r s-p in view
These rs follows:
l. To teach that should form part Of ayounS
lady most liberal education.
9 To afford instruction suited 10 ersry Sdge Of progress
from the first element, the highest point in each branch
TO which IL may desirable possible for the pupil to
proceed. IN
g. To teach whatever i, taught Thoroughly and ieeH.
YAcrLTY:
CHARLES II. WINSTON, A. NJ, Qinr. OF Na) President
and Prof OF Moral Science and English Literature
Ecy j. L. BURROWS. ID. d., Evidences Of Christianity
JAMES LEIGH JONES, A. NJ, itnv. Of Nal Mathena-
tics and Languages
X. A. LEWIS, NJ d., Natural Sciences.
Prof J. EMi0N. (of Paris.) French.
" i. CLAPP Principal OF Musical Department.
q. 4. ERICSSON, Guitar.
SENIOR CARLOS C. MEI,A, Spanish AMI Italian
JOHN W. REEVE, Penmanship.
Hiss p ROYAL and Miss " :. VALENTINE will continue
70 teach the English branches in the Collegiate aud Miss
JISg STASAKD, Mrs ASH f. MALLORY, and Miss MARY G.
LA1nRor the Preparatory Department Some assistants
will be appointed hereafter.
The President will hear the recitation OF dH TIE classes
ut regular intervals giving special attention 10 the Primary
pupis
months half PAYABLE in advance &C.
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GRIsT MILLs-GlsIsT WILLS.

GRIST MILLS-GKIST MILLS.
L MON
FARM AND PLANTATION MILLS.
a CKNOwLEDGED TO BE- TIE MOST EFFICIENT,
N SIMPLY CONSTRUCTED MILLS ~ TIE MARKET
1t will grind from ye ;we,y bushels Of corn or other
feed per hour according hnenes required and power
applied. II Is adapted either steam, water or horse
pOwcr--cas!y applied to cotton :in power.
~ send for descriptive crculi fr:ce only 80.
Manufactured by
TAYLOR & sIIINN, No. ..ri Noble street,
sent ii-Itd.l,cllty pliladelphia
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FALL TRADE. lSj!
FISHER d WINSTON,


1859. FALL TRADE. 1859.
FISHER & WINSTON,
DRUGGISTS,
No. 1o5, MirS STREET, RTcuNosp, VfEGiSii.
A RE now receiving their FALL SUPPLIES Of pure
"A DRUGS and MEDICINES, choice CHEMICALS,
PAINTS and OILS OF all kinds: WINDOW GLASS, DYE
STt:rFs FANCY ARTICLES HAVANA CIGARS, PER
rUMERY, &C. all Of which have been purchased on the
bes, terms which they invite the attention Of wholesale
purchasers and Others Their stock consists, in the whole
sale department, OF
200 boxes French Window loo boxes Pearl Starch
Glass 10 tons Snow white Zinc
10 bbls EPSON Salts 200 kegs Bicarb Soda
900 gals Castor Oil $50 cases Olive Oh
3 cases Refined Borax 2D00 lbs Bluestone
500 ounces quinine 81 bbs Copperas
5 cases Indigo is Dbl, Putty
10 tons Pure White Lead 1000 gals Pure Linseed Oil
10 bbls Alum 100 81 Havana Cigars
~ bbls Winter Whale oil 10 gross Bakers Bitters
~ bags Pepper and Ginger 20 barrels Alcohol anil
10 gross Ayers Cherry flrid
Pectoral
FISHER WINSTON,
Sept elm No. 12J Main street. Richmond, Va
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HAS CONE! HAS COME!
"ne On"

HAS CONE! HAS GOMEZ!
Ha9 SO"C.s.
THE GOOD L + II \ ) 20 NJ + q.
SINGER's No. 2 MACHINE can now be purchased for
- ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
The and oly reliable Machine for Taors Msaufac
iurers and Families.
No. Machine, ninety dollars.
l. N. SINGER & CO.. New York.
NJ A. STEARNS, Agent, Richmond. Sep, l3-2v
MEDICAL PRACTICE FOR SALE.
DESIRABLE location for young Physician Wit h OF!
N Gce lot physc aud all else pertaining TO the practice
rhysic and surgery. No competition Al the terminus OF
the " T. I. D. X. L., near the centre OF the W. W.
u H. hi. l. thriving and new place, surrounded By
wealthy farming community. Terms easy For particulars
address l.. ". HARRALL, NJ. d.,
August ao-csn Florence, S. c.
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,, r.. ,,;,. ,,.,,I. .....,. t2.a ~
iy,sh;,,, and iirh,s - ......... - ~
T,,,;a, l., pr;m,ry n.,a r,,n,nt- ......,. 80 90
Tui,inr In orJinary rnplsb branches . . 40 W
Tr,,;on l., HANGED ENGLISH branches ,..... !0 IN
Modern .nd Ancient Lanvua -cs-cach ......... - W
'."n a tnp nnr hnur nrr 30 90
ia ~ Ins,r,man, - . ~ %
onrhaf naynhe on The list day OF October 1852 and III.
remainder IN the lth OF February 1860 strict conpl
ance with this requirement must be Insisted upon.
Deduction will Ice made FROM these charges, in cases Of
protracted sickness.
Money should also lie deposited TO meet the contingent
expenses of n hoardcr.
Boarders Will always accompany the Principal 10 Tue
Presbyterian Church on the Sabbath unless otherwise de
reced by the parent guardian in which all proper
facilities will be afforded, TO enable them TO attend The
churches preferred.
DR. oge will take pleasure In answering any letters OF
inquiry with regard so the School.
All business letters should be addressed TO
Iriv iHm A. NJ DCPCY Richmond, Va.
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY Evil,
On Grncs, bet,csen Third and Fourth STREETS.
Rxv. NJ. D. H0GE, I. D., rr,yc,pus

REV !; NJ h, d h?GE' D. d. PRINCIPALS.
SEMINARY for the Education Of Young Ladies, under
N the control of the above mentioned rcnsIuen will
be opened the city OF Richmond the l.; dry OF Oc'o
Der, 1859.
Dr. IoGg will have Presidential supervision Of every
thing connected with the Institution; and while his other
engagements Will permit him to devote much tine TO
the business Of actual Instruction. he viii be present day
BY day. at the lectures and recitsons-w personally
acauaint himself with tie standing and proficiency OF the
pupils and do all In his power /" promote their inelcc
:uol and spiritual Improvement.
Mr. DrPrT viii devote his whole He 20 the ircct lnstruc
Lon OF the Young Ladies committed 10 his care Those OF
them who arc boarlers will be treated members OF hi,
own family aud every provision will he made for their per-
sona comfort IN health aud in sickness This parental
CHARGES assumed with due appreciation .! Its rcs",
bilty.
An ample and competent corps a assistants Will be r
,oy-d In every department. The hes; masters OF French
German Italian, Music, Drawing and Painting VIII be Sc
cured Great pans Will he taken TO have pupils In the
French language taught, oaly TO read and write cor
rcc,y hut 10 speak with facility To secure Ills advan
faye a French lady will reside with the family.
good apparatus Will be employed to Illustrate the Truths
OF Physical Science and TO Inn them on the MEMORY
frequent cause OF the indifferent proficiency In Muslc
The want of time and inducemet TO practice The lessons
which have been given by the Professor To ovia'e s
evil Teacher OF Music will b. member Of the house, DID,
and will personally supentend hc pupils during Tic hours
allotted 10 practice.
COMPLETE and polished education, from the rndimenis OF
the English tongue. To tie higher branches 81 Mahrna
tics Mental and Moral Science and Anclehi Language
Written Examinations conducted in prvate) VIII he "i
convenient Intervals aud always al the close OF c c'
SION and u, the completion Of the whole course Of studies
Dplomas will b. presented the young ladies Mho have
rcdtally passed al hc examinations
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WADSWOKTH, TURNER & co.
ITAvE jus, received superior Virginia Manufactured
I'll Pulled Kerseys. Also. Blue and Black Mixed satnst1
suitable for servant. and field hands, which will be sole
= ,.;..s
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". N. & II. n. TKEDWAi.
ATT o RNEYS At - ,a
WILL attend regularly all the Courts OF rsyN liz $50
w Franklin connties and also the Quarterly ana sSPs
rior CoGr:. ~ the county OF Henry. $500.
~ address, P!t,syiIsnia 9. T., VI b~'-fV
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PAIN CAN NOT EXIST
EHuEkE ms

,.,.,,or and Proprietor, 10 Walker si., New York.
,,h..S', Magnetic Plas;.r IS SOD ~ al DrCgcSIs nni
d.sIs,, 10 orSriSg xEDIcisEs everyvherr.
ll--1K
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DiINNAVANT'S MOUTH WASH

A GODDESS vICTORYi
100000 EOxo0 sold
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LADY, educated In England Is DESTROYS Of obtaining
N situation as Governess In private family or school
She teach the various branches Of plain English edu
cation, French and Muslc. Has unexceptonable refer
enees. address NJ. h T., box 1,775, Boston, Mas.
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JANIS VI. TAYLOR SoS, Aucis.
- BAf-r the crops have been gathered, they will b.
sold together with the stock Farming Implements, &C. &c.
o. which due notice will be- given.
Srr, ln-LSctla NJ
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Arg t-ot'"oci B'rc sulphur Springs J.. a., Va.
AMELIA ACADEMY.
fE1E Twenty Seventh Annual session oi this ln.ii1on
Il will open Oct. Isl, l>?, and closc Aug. ls lsG0
Terms. session. exclusive Uf lights, s.osloo pnya-
bic Oct lot; 800 on March lst.
For further particulars, see Catalogue.
Direct, 'luGnre y. a., Amelia county, Va
NM. II. 1IARElsON.
tsiyrEsiTY as SIEGfSiA, June %, !s'''.
Wci,ieyc 'he Amelia Academy, under the management
Mr. w. IT, HARRISON o the best preparatory schools
in Sirsiia GESSNEE HARRISON,
JOHN Is. MINOR,
JAMES L. CABELL.
$. MAUPIS,
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BY SAMUEL. TCu

OFFICE CORNER OF WATER, CONG REss AND
BATH STREETS, BOSTON.
GREAT SAIL: OF NJ ACHINERY
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UTANTED. situation as TEACHER In an Academy
w Private Family by College Graduate who has adj
considerable experience In teaching Can instruct in
English Latin, Greek, Mathematics, and French Address
stating salary +. Z. NEAL.
Sept i3-c2ts Har.isonbur-, Va.
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pulled out.
They are all made with the highest mechani::
kinds Of goods, from the Lighest Fabric p
Hea Wy Leather. In particular, we would Ga
the attention of all to our new Family Se~ .als
Machine. 1t has been manufactured exr X SrO,
all. 1t is SO simplifed as to rende, u aimo PSI
impossible to get out of ordsr, OF oerange US
operations; indeedit is so sipSie as 70 astonish
one, that so small piece OF mecnah!sm WALL
Below. we give a description Of the different
styles of the Weed Patent.
No isa,ery COZ ysnient style, which can
be worked by hand or foot, on or of its own
table. FOR convenience Of shipping, and also
for large manufactures, where 1t is necessary
60 place a number OF Machines into long
bench, making one table answer for them all.
No. 3, With walnat or Mahogany. Table,
either with or without Box Top, which iocxs
down. Price $l00. and $llo,
No. 3, Same size as No. 2, but runs Win
belt, and at a much higher rate of Speed. This
kind is well adapted TO manufacturing Clothing
or Leather work
This is really the cheapest Machine in tn e
market, as there is no work done on Sewing
Machine that il will not do. 1t is confidently
ASSET ted that this Machine runs easier than any
machine now IN use. Price, 800
no A. This Machine has long arm, to &C
commodate large work It runs at high rate
the best Machine for Tailors' use, ever offered
10 the public. 1t is also peculiarly fitted for
plantation work, as 1t is very simple yet sub
stantial and durable, with but little Liability to
get out OF order. Price, $780,.
No. 5. This IS new and cheaper style, and
general iavorite for Family, Light Leather,
and great variety of work. II has been gotten
up with reference to furnishing a strong and
durable, yet light and tasty Machine, at less
price than either of the above. 1t runs very
easy, rapidly, and is pronounced the best ma
chine now in market, for $50.
No. 6. This IL Machine got up on an entire-
ly new principle, different from anything ever
before offered to the public, and we confidently
assert that, for family use 1t has not an equal.
1t is very light and tasty, runs very rapidly, Is
almost noiseless in its operation, and uses
straight needle. It Is SO arranged az to be
utterly impossible for it to miss stitches 1t has
tension on both sides, and carries a large sup.
ply of thread on the under spool. The motions
are gained by TWO small cranke that run with.
out perceptihle noise. The two threads are
worked in such manner rs never to both pull
at the same time, and consequently, little liable
TO break. The seam Is very elastic, and the
thread does not break in washing. 1t will do
coarse work better than any cheap machine now
In market, as it uses silk, cotton, or linen with
equal facility. Price, $50.
Descriptive Circulars furnished gratis.
OFFICE ATT BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
WHITNEY & LYON,
PrOprietors.
AGENTS WANTED my % 6md
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Mr.. Chisel, understand that you are
about getting up bust OF Judge P.
From what kind of marble do you in
tend TO make it,"
From that piece lying in the corner.
why, that is TOO much stained is 1t
not?"
* OF at all, In getting up ousts
sculptor should Away endeAvor to pre-
serve the character of the iginal.
Scene closed with Pumpkins staring at
the coal scuttle. fhe idea struck him as
something new.
HEHAD HIM.-An old gentleman once
sent notice to pain'er to letter the
name Of his ship 'The Ash. The paint
or, not understanding Tie word, asked
him what it meant,
"Wby, i have named her the '1he
ASIA"
But" said the painter "A-s-h-a don't
spell Asia"
What does /, spell. then?" inquired
the ship-owper.
The painter aa.l not tell and gave up
the controversy.
A NAty e!itc, announces, in the
following Terms, that he has suspended
specio payments Of any man wants
to see stars, and appreciate one OF the
uses to which brickbAts may be perver-
ted, let him approach our vicinity with
an account. ?. S.-We keep pile Of
bricks in cur sapc'um, and carry one in
eur hat" IL. 81
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FIR EN- C II ID u E II.
MIR. ROUSSEI.L, from Paris, Dying and
IVA Securing Establishment at Norfolk, corner
of Bank and Hill streets.
Dyes and finishes all kinds OF Wooden, Silks
and Cotton Goods to any color. Also, cleanss
and remove stains ON Mesino, Silk, Dresses, Car
pets, Table Covers, Gauze Wells, sc. Cleanse
and repair Goats, Pants and Grape or Silk Shawis,
to equal new. lu l9-ly
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SPLENDID FALL GOODS.
il. BLOODGOOD d CO,
rs OPENING very rich Double Skirt Silk
l. Robes, ~
Very rich Single do do do
Splendid Black Double Skirt do DO
loo pieces very bes, Black Silks
Splendid stock of Fancy Silks at rs cents
Do do ~ do dc 81 g
Very rich Double Skirt De Lame Robes b.
Do do Plaid Poplins
Splendid Lawns in every variety
Small figured do for children's wear
100 pieces Plain De LANES, all colors
Plain Merino of all shades
Rich Figured GA De LANES Es.
Do do Ga CashmeIes
Very rich small figured Merinoes
lou pieces Plaid Valencias
Very Rich Plaid do at l2X cents
In our Shawl Room we have
An extensive stock of Splendid Shawls OF
Stella, French Blanket, Long Broche and
Canton Grape, and the very best assortment
of very rich Cloth Cloaks of all kinds
Strangers visiting Norfolk will find it to their
advantage to examine our extensive retail
steck-it being the very largest in this city and
our stock is entirely new.
J.I. BLOODGOOD,
seq Head OF Make square.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

lust RECEIVED a splendid assortment Of
d Fall and Winter Goods, comprising Black
and celoured double Skirt. Silk Robes, plain,
French Figured and Printed Mouslines CASH
meres, Merinoes, stella and Blanket Shawls,
Cloaks, Nantes &C, &c. 9
y Also, a beautiful lot of black and coloured
Cloths, tCassimeres and Fancy Vesungs. Also
Gents Mesino and all wool, shirts ana Drawers,
Handkerchlefs, Socks, Collars. Cravats, S.c, &C,
L. BENKLEY'S
Sc 21 ,,.-f. ..,.fr $40 4 No. 81, Main street.
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GROVER IL BAKERS

GROVER a. BAKERS
CELEBRATED NoIsELEss
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
NEW STiLES-PRICES, $50 TO $l25
HEMMERS, IS EXTRA.
lSI Baltimore st. Baltimore.
READ WHAT DISTINGUISHED MEN SAY. 4
II take pleasure in saying, that the Grover
Baker Sewing Machines have more than sus-
tanned my expectation. After trying and re-
turning others, have three Of them in opera.
ton in my different places, and, after four years
trial, have no fault TO fnd."--J. III. H1znnoad,
Senator of South CGroiiae. r ss5 s-s-.ls
My wife has had one OF Grover b Bakers
Sewing Machines Or some time, and am sat
is6ed It is one of the best labor saving machines
that has been invented. take much pleasure
in recommending IL to the public "--J. G.
Harris, Governor Of Tennessee.
For sale in Norfolk by .-ss-z.s q
ieu S 20 MERWIN.
EAMILH BEEiF-3O Bbls. Family Beef, 81
i Bbls. Mess do, 50 Bbls. No. do, In store,
MAPS $40 6 Roanoke Square.
NEW ARRIVAL
A T No. 10 Market Square, of desirable goods
Ladies A Morocco and Goat Boots,
Do do do Buskins,
Misses do do and Goat Boots,
Childs do do do DO do
Gents Calf Peg and Oxfords,
Ladies Heeled Peg Goat Boots,
Childs thin sole Morocco do
The above al e made of good nice selected
Stock, and not only neatly, but well made. s,s
u27 Z GUhNEY's CO.'S Ola stand.