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. as,ne. CARRIAeEx, CARRIAGEs.,

EEtk The subscriber has on hand, at his Ces sia
Making Estahsishment on l.oinoa sIs.,sJ
lew between Main and Cary 18th and lffh stteslsJ
near The Columbian Hotel. COACHES. eHAkiV,
TEES. RAROuCHES. HUGGl rs With aud wiips ~.
tops and SULkIES--ah of has own make, " lawg
hest materials and workmanshlp-ail Of whien VI, y
be sold ~ low as good work OF the kind saa - III
the city of Richmond, and resyestissy srs,sss
line, ~ am determined 10 make 20 ofns. 49, s,i
sell nj the lowest prIees possbei ana Y. wwvssrN
that L new, warranted. AlCAJAh MA4'"3
NH T-am i
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ga ,,pDFLaNDs GERMAN RITTEKS
I

HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL,
TIE great standard medtefnss Of ne present age,
sags s & pSRsagt g
By hea ia al cases, and people Aa reprono.nesd
L III. * iCc59iMPLA.dN,T, gYsP,EPsLAs JAUN-
THE RfbNEYS,
,gsaA4ssS IF Ike stomach end atssstfrs organs ~
spetaiLy aHG permanently cured By the GERMAN
RE Bf4LsAMIc CoRDIAL has eeqairsd a yspp-
tGtioa surpasE that Of any similar rrspGratloa
er:aat. Il foi!I cnrs, WITHOUT FAIL, the most Sc
co cs5l Ugh % corr. or HoARsENEss, BRoN-
CHRIS, mel UENZA, GROUP. PNEU-
M0Ef4, INCIP' TENT CONS UMPTION,
and has psrf2rDied the most aSt0HtShfGg
S"0''" CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION!
A fee dOSeS 7ckk GlSo at c1cs check ard cRye the
most ssrsrs DIARRHGA proceeding from COLD IN
son "ss Co. No. AS 4rth s. strest, Ph,ladpia Pa
and ar6 seid by druggists Gnd dealers az nedieiass
eesrychsYs. at cents per bottle. Tae Signotgrs Q
C. NJ. JACKSON 'oiH be on the eH!s:ds wrapper q
In the Almanac Published annually By the pro
prtstorS GATED EyERYBoDy's ALMANAC. goa 1sin
md testimony n:sG c0Bltqedatoyy notices from all
pcrtS Of ths eoaHtyy 1AeSe A5nsGnacs arc girsa
PURCELL, LADD 81 Co, Agents,
je U-d&cWly Richmond, Va.
a C0UGH ELIXIR, one Of the hest Known rene
dies for COUGHS and COLDS, has been in use in
Richmond ana IT'S vicinity Tor tire past hfteeh or
twenty years, and has always proved efieacious in
cousins and Colds. The following certificate was
voluntarily given by Rev. Mr.. WIes in 1854:
BOWLING GREEN, CAROLINE, March %, 1854.
Mr. G. c. WA LII, Sir: take peiasqre IN
purchashed OF you. has acted like charm pom my
little daughter, when she had the Whooping Cough
very bad. have used il also in Of Colds at
same happy results have been produced. regard
this preparation an excellent medicine, and IL
' A. WILEs,
Pastor of the NJ E. Church, South, on the Caroline
Circuit. Va. Conf.
For sale BY Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Fisher K Winston,
Milispdugh Il Johnston, J: w GaTllck. +. J. Picot,
A. Bodeaer and Chas. D. Yale, Richmond.
TURECUREEF@si. f3EE DOLLARS
II DIR. SHERMAN'S great radical Cure Truss
cal nan who has examined this instrument, pro
nouHces 1t superior to all others. If desired, we
VIII cheeriuity refer to any OF the very numerous
persons who have been thoroughly cured by this
Truss. Persons owning valuable slaves thus aiict-
ed, should procure one, they being durable: and
the cheapest IN the end. We viii send this Truss
to any part of the country by Express or ma
For the Truss, or information copcernins lt, ad
dress q. Z: JACKSON,
No II Main street Richmond, Va.
Persons not knowing can send their money to
any merchant or friend IN this city.
The Truss can he had also at AesSrs NJ EADE&
BAKERS and MILLSPAUGH i JOHNSfON'S,
Druggists. my ely
MEDICAL CARD-Dr PLUME offers his ser
IVA vices to the public in the treatmento ali secret
diseases. Twenty years practice in the above
on Franklin street. near the Exchange Hotel, and
third house below Trinity Church. same side. Al
Ways on hsnd supply 81, OF the 'CHEMlCAL EN-
cines sent to order. All comnF ulcatlons by letter
otherwise promptly attends to- Richmond. Va
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ORDINARY SCHEME
b,0OU pFIzes OF GU are . ivUUUV
g. sSS prizes amounts ng to 80. ..........S329 900

Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters SO 81.
APPROXIMATION Pa zEs.- Fne TWO preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers In those drawing the
Prizes h9vins Approx i'm ttI0Hs VIII be entitled 10
the Approx nation Prizes. accordnZ to Glass II.
For example: If Ticket Number 1880 draws the
1881 ll252 will each be entitled TO S6lv. lfficket
No $50 draws the $50 00 prize, those Tickets mum
bered 54s, SIS ISL $50 will each be entitled to $780,
and ACCORDING to the above Scheme.
The 8 QUO PriZes OF $50 Will he determined by the
last f-ure of the Number that draws the Capital
Capital Prize ends with No. L. then all the Tickets
where the Number ends in will be entitled To $40.
III the number ends with number 2, then all the
Tickets where the Number ends in 2 Will be enti-
tied to go and so on to D.
Ia ordeans Tickets enclose the money to our
address for the Tickets ordered, receipt of which
they will he forwarded by first mail. Purchasers
designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
cent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
E Purch lsers will please write their signftures
paiu, and 1--WE their Post Office County and State.
IA Remember that every frize drawn and
payable without deduction.
90 All Prizes of 81 000 and under paid imme-
diataly after the drawn Prizes AT the usual
time Of forty DAYS, in full, without dedu ation
All comnlu nj atlons strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets 10 be directed either to
WOOD, EDDY q CO., AUGUSTA. Ga,
Or WOOD, EDDY CO, Atlanta, Ga,
Or WOOD. EDDY CO.. Wilming ton Del
M. A list OF the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel. with the amount OF the Prize that each
one 10 entitled 70, will he published after every
DRAWN 10 the following papers:-Augusta Consti-
tntioHast, Mobile Rcgister, Nashville Gazette
Richnlond Val Dispatch, Pauldins Miss CIa'
rion, and New York Times.
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UNDERTAKING.
w NJ. f. CHA NDLER 4,
- sz,-=-z.sz,3 GARNET MAKER

-
w NJ. f. CHAN DLER,
kzszzt zzz.5 z.E.sj CABINET MAKER,
FRANKLIN ST.. Bet n 18th and Iath,
Having opened shop at the above location. will
give his personal attention 10 MAKING, REPAIR
ING. ALTERING. VANISHING. &C., of all
kinds OF FURNITURE, st the shortest notice,
He is also prepared to attend TO all the branches
of UNDERTAKING. and soiiclts a call
To- SHOP on Franklin street, between 18th and
ltth. Sc l-s3m
, TIE UNDERSIGNED RE-
Szussr sa.ssz5 TURNS his thanks to his friends
and customers for their PATRONAGE
in the UNDERTAKING BUSINESS for the last
ten years. He is, prepared to furnish CoFlFiNs Of
AL sizes and qualities To suit the circumstances of
all who feel disposed to hury their friends senteely
SERVANTS COFFINS of all sizes; also,
SHEETS. SHROUDS &c, on hand, at the corner
of Franklin and 18th streets.
JEREMIAH SATTERWHITE.
M 9-3m' Agent for JoHS NyrTLEs.
TURPIN, ROPER Il MUIR
tsszst s,FE55rzzsJ RAY,
UNDERTAKERS,
Governor street, between Main and Franklin, Rich
mond Va.
Keep constantly on hand all kinds of ready made
COFFINS AND METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
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n 5 GOODS. cARprrrNa. skc.

rrsllERE.N ONE THING CERTAIN, and
l that IL. LEVY is selilug the ehenrest goods u
e. purchase. TO give LEVY cal before gnrehas,
M elsawhere, M ke is detsrmined to please nj
E@ III the many bargains which he has now in
stare sIi Of which will be found to be equally as
cheas aa represented and well worth the attention
Of those in search of bargains in Dry Goods loo
ps. super fine De Beige at l2a els. per yard. worth
2Do % ps. Twllled Blue Flannels at CSC. rer yard
piece; i5o MarsciiIes Beso,ns at I2sac,, worth 25c
10 ps. yard vide unbeached Cotton at &C., worth
JBc: ps excellent beached Cotton at sse.. worth
I0s. 10 ps cxrs super Irish Linen AZ Soc. per yard,
worth 7Sc. 80 fine Grass Linen Hdks. at % ceLts,
worth &c.. at JACOB A LEWIS,
is Main street,
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,sx R.AILK0AD haNDs LOR SALE ON

fsS* hAIEKUAD kA4NDS FOX NALE ON
E$~ LONG CREDIT, AND AT LOW RATE
-A< OF INTEREST.--The Hannibal and ST. 10
seph Railroad Company having over 6,0, 600 ACRES
OF LAND, lying in the State of Missouri, which
was granted, by Act OF Congress- to aid the con-
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 throughout its
entire length, t206 miles and runs through ceun-
try which is unsurpassed by any in the saiubrity 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. & st. 10. Il. X.
HASsIEAL, Mo-, Juno l4th, 1859.
jy 2l-dAw4n*
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~. c;I5fssssgss.s.-1 = SGR ONnIVIBGiNiAl
saa - - BURG STATE AND UNION
AGRICULTURAL FAIRS.-Alembers OF the Az
ricuitural Societies visiting the above Fairs Will he
Of purchasIns their tickets on present,tson OF
their certificate of membership, with FREE RE
TURN TICKET.
Stock or other articles designed for exhibition at
either nt the above Fairs. will lie CHARGED full fare
down, but will he returned free of charse il re
mainin1 in possession of same owne
Persons having stock to send to the Fairs. will
please notify the AGENTS ut the stations THREE
DAYS IN ADVANCE, so as proper arrans ements car
be made For their transportation.
C. CAMPBELL. Sup't.
Supt's Office. r. & d. r RI
Richmond, Oct IS 1850. { ae l3-Im
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80 ME |snN 3 nca rExiI5, Is. 1921.
lNk ST. RETWEEN NJ INanas 4 A6R
az HsS ssssiysdl n asssp ts;od 1is wa wsisS 10
viii make mp Tor the lcwest remune1nhvo Fseas -
n S--HaviRg ANAL expense, can m IN, shs ~
Il AM other establishment IN the cits. 40 s~sm
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: ,1,nR- aAkRiAGLs, aARRIAGEs.

= Inrtot q, tAKKfNtLN, YAK II Z G Z ~
S5S1zS2 cARRIAG ES.-The suisse riber intends
- citans ,ng his business, and will oder for
make. consisting of ROcKAWAYS, Bi6GIES,
with and without tors. Ne. which have been pa
up with great carefor this III, rket-at 70 per cent
lower than regular city prices as he intends to se
every vehicle GA hand, would further stste, thss
all persans IN want of CARRIAGES BUG6lbe,
Ike, will had il greatly To their interest TO giye 70
call, as am determined To sell NJ all hazsrds,
stnck JOHN DUE&
oc 2l-lms Corner oh and Bread SIS.
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I,KoM LEsLIE.S FAMI..Y uAaAzIxE

asst IL proper and n 1tnrai for our lady friends
70 make themselves lovely as possible we feel IL
our duty 70 Indicate the best means Of bringing
about IA a much desired umnaton; and We can
confidently asset that sny one Who uses Burnett &
celebrated KALI rs roN ,.may obta,n n fresh and
satsn like complexion. This delightful prepare
ton removes tan ana frecktes and in parts vel
ysty so!spess 70 the skin For chapped hands II i.
eous perfume render il agreeable IN ever ses !,
For sale bS JAMES p: DUVAL. Druggist.
Cor Main and i0,h s,s
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40 TRUNKS, TRUNKS, TRUNKS.
FALL STYLES FOR 1850!

=. FALL STYLES FOR 1850!
VIM. T. MO0kt,
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Deal
err in HATS, CAPS and FURS, No. 207 Broad st.
near Messrs. Breeder & Fox.
Havins made large preparation he is now IN rece pit
Of the largest and most complete stock OF 49,.
HATS, CAPS and FURS. that he has ever offered
in this market beore-conslstIng Of Gents and
young Gents fine MOLE SKIN. OF my own and
Northern manufacture; French and American
SOFT HATS of the latest STYLES and kinds; Ladies
RIDING HATS. Boys HATS and CATS, Misses
HATS and ChIldren's HATS and CAPS IN great
variety. -
Also, large assortment of NEGRO WOOL
HATS and CAPS for farmers and railroad con
tractors. Also, Ladies' and Children's FURS of
all kinds and styles selected with great care and
can be especially recommended, as they will be
entirely fresh. and desirable.
All he asks Is a call. feeling certain that such in
ducements will be offered as to ensure sale.
VIM. +. NJ FORE.
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sUP'Ts OFFICE r, F. L P. R. co.,

SCA 80 Va = :. - 49, ~ I.eo
r.. r-,z5=-.,.z z,zzz-- kisiiMoNn VA CEN
- Al AM And f TNI6H bGR r.
CULTURAL Notwithstanding of the Agricultu-
nshed by the Agent at the Station, at the time Of
purchasing their tickets on presentation Of their
TuRN Tc K Gtn articles
for exhibition at either of the above Fairs, will he
charged fail fare down; but VIII be returned free
Of charge, ii remaining in possession of the same
Persons wishing to send stock. must give at least
six days notice to the Depot Agent, that proper
10 No Freeht Train will he run from sATUR-
DAY, ed October. to TUESDAY, LIST November.
FreIshts will be received on MONDAY, 3lst Oct.
The Return Tickets issued to members are good
elusive, Icc l5-tsl SAMUEL RUTH, supt.
f>-.4-.. r- ,,.zz-zzszzzzz,-- RICHMOND AND YORh
b 20 I RkEN tA 4 / i 4 TN HN5
CHANGE OF sCHEbnE z connections
NA. NoRF ok. WEST POINT. and ali the IN
Rlvers.-On and after MONDAY, October II. the
PASSENGER Trains, stoppin9 at Fair Oaks, Meadow,
Dispatch, Tnnstall's and the White House, going
Leave 24th Street, Richmond. daily Except Sun
days. at 81 A. NJ. Arrive atAhe White House, do.
RETuESING Leave the White House daily Tex
cept sundays at r. n. Arrive at Gath st Rich
NJ On a. f u JAYS and sATURpAYs an Accom-
mosaton dfaa VII savf 5es fe at Ssse 4
RETU&NINe-Leave 9th street, Richmond, at
80 p. Nj. Arrive at the White House at z. NJ.
PASSENGERS leaving Richmond at Ga A NJ, on
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS,
will connect at the White House with Messrs. R.
+. NORTHERN L co.'s FOUR HORSE POST
COACH STAGE LINE, for Frezier's. King <
Queen G. H., Cartoons Store, Wrghts Store,
Charchville, arriving at Urbanna at 4 ,. NJ. same
days Returning, will leave Urbanra at A. NJ,
on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS,
and connect with the train leayiag the White
House, same days, at 3 p. NJ. for Richmond.
Through Tickets TO Frazier .......-..S 81 rs
Through Tickets to King Il Queen C. III. -. 2 80
Tn ough Tickets to Carlton S Store......,... SEQ
Through Ttchets.to W rights Store .......... $50
Through Tickets TO Churchv!lle ........ 400
Through Tickets to UTbanna ......... AGO
On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS the steamer
SEA BIRD. Captain Thomas NJ. SouTAGArE,
will leave the " hite House at A. NJ, on the ar
rival OF the cars from Richmond for Norfolk and
all the inteTmediate landings on the Pamunkey
and York rivers Returning. will leave Norfolk
on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, at A.. NJ,
touching at all intermediates landings and CON
meeting with the train, leaving the White House
at z. NJ. for Richmond
FARE THROUGH So 50; MEALS EXTRA
FREIGHT will he received at the Office at Rock
etts. near the lower Gas Works, daily tlll Z.
NJ. and VIII be forwarded on the following days.
Fral ht in all cases to- be paid at the Rockets
Office before shipment or delivery.
Negroes Will be required, when travelling alone
to leave with the Ticket Agent or Conductor pass
stating expressly that they have permission to
travel on the cars. THOS. r. SHARP,
&c i4-ts Superintendent.
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GUS. P,INTs. WINDOW GLASS. AMI

~ ARTISTS MATERtALS.-WM. SATTLER
4 CO, No li2 MAIN STREET, Richmond. va
We have Just completed our Fait STOCK OF me
above mentioned Articles, to suit purchasers ooo
boxes French Window Glass; Loo feet OF stained,
enameiled, and colored Glass; GOO pure Linseed
Oil 800 Gallons Boiled L,nseed Oil; LOO gallons
Varnisbes, of every description, lep salons SPIT
its of Turpe milne: 500 gallons Machine On l5eOo
lbs White Lead. American and English o tto lbs.
Zine in OIL American and French 81 Dois Coop
ers' Glue. various grades; Is bbls. venetian Red,
En2lsiI 20 bbis, kalsomtne ~ Dds Paris w hite;
SO bbis Minefa Paint, chocolate and slate color.
In addition IL this we call the attention Of whole
sale purchasers and others To our large assortment
OF Brushes, of every description: CooIs ;:-9und
in oil of the most faForite brands; sand Paper;
Artists Materials of every description; Mathe-
NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS; Drawing Paper; Americas,
In. lish and French Drawings: Pencils, Eng
hsh and German; Looking Glass Plates; Picture
Frames, and Gilt Mouidm,ni,s,. s.rrrpp 20
1893. srREET-FALL AND WiNTER
CL0THfS6.-OnI senior partner has Just return
ed from the mandatory, North. where he has Sc :
ectGd with eat care. and with especial reference
To the retail trade. the LARGEST most fashionable.
and complete stock ef CLOTHING ever offered
brfore. Our sto1k embraces all the new and va
fious styles, cuts, &c.. out tins fall In consequence
OF having larser stock on hand than usual, We
onef great Inducements. Those in want, are re-
eneEteo to call and examine before TREY purchase
our En- lish REAVER BusiNESs Coats; Fine
f.s,neh LASS MERE COATS, In iSh BEAVER
pnEh -CDAis, various prices We most respect
thiiy invite the patrons of the old and tie
phhiic generally, to cali AZ iig Main street, Rich
noiid. Il. Our stock is now complete.
SIMPSON MILLER, at
J. D.Goedman Il Co. old stand, ll9 Main st.
RAlON.--1 hhds. prime Western Sides; 20 do.
- Prime Western Shoulders for sale by
MAsSIE b PLEAsANTS.
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r. FALL, 1889. iAIS, cars A. NJ
AFURS-ROBERTI l.. DICKINSON. successor
to Binford. Dickinson < Weisgor, Is Main ST.:
bees leave to call the attention of his friends and
customers to his large and extensive stock Of
HATS. CAPS and FANCY FURS. which have
been selected from the largest manutactori on
the most favorable terms, especially for the Ftr-
giaia, North Carolina md Tennessee Trnds, com
prising ali the LATEST and MOST FASHIONA-
BILE STYLES, too numerous to mention, which
will he sold at wholesale and retail, on the most
favorable TERMS
Merchants are respectfully solicited to examine
my stock, knowing that In price, quality sly le 1t
cannot he surpassed.
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"A ALL MBERs.-We have all numbers and
colors of these superior Gloves. for ladies' and
gentlemen. WATKINS & FICKBEN
BARGAINS IN DRY GouDs.--We have
ID many goods, OF recent purchase. much under
the price the goods were sold AZ earlier In the
season, wNch We shall from this date offer at very
low prices. We enuinerate few Of the bargains,
say: Rich Two Flounced and fwo-Sklr ) llk Robes.
at So 80 To GO; Rich Dress Silks at 81, worth 70,
Rich Dress Silks at i % worth 62. &c &c; Mus
lin Robes at $40, worth l4.d0; Rich Striped We
nur dc Paris ) % and so. worth LIS; Printed
Nernns, Delaines, Poplins, &C., &C.. at equally
low prices; Brussels Carpets at 81 per yard; ihIee
Ply 1T 81 per yard; tnSraln at 621ac., worth 13c
Rugs at IS, worth 1000, and other CARPET goods
equally low. We have three makes OF bleached
Cottons, which arc the cheapest sqods ~ town.
heavy. medium and light makes all yard VIDE, ~
i2hc. per yard. The best makes 81 heavy goods
inr servants, at the lowest prices; bia1Sets, IAN
oils, Idnseys. Ne. IL ( Bed Blankets, all wool n
50, worth 81; Cloaks of all qualities; children s
and misses Cloaks on hand and made to ordeI;
Gents Goods such Cloths, CassimeTes ana est
mss, in great variety, together win sooo asioI
ment of every thing IN the dry goods line WHICH We
are determined to offer at the lowest prices w e
have adopted the Plan in business OF closing out az
oar Fancy Goods every season and to accomplish
| this barr may be looked for ,--,,-
~ CHlLFS & CHENERA.
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The Cause.

mans affections move
ses,ss b,cnet raven hair.
nsre.,i,red rity5aas. spatksihs Eyes,
- a. vny ,ov,na heart. coauetslsh Ar,
At os,ne OF snoastroHs sisei
Az Whst makes 4 woman fall IN love-
q wh,ske,. sa ss,i la n.y. collars.
.t.lixh coat. q eiE crsVa,,e
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1870 NOW READY FOR 1QsO
1909. THE FALL TRADE. loC0.

10 oJ: THE FALL TRADE. 1893.
GEORGE sIA RI tBelvn's Row, Cover
r.vaed by that of any preceding year. Our taeili-
ties oT d9q w95 in sed pES W StoFss
pairing pieces for Stoves sold in years past, for
5 PoF,s 2 o
Patent Heater, sizes; Flre-Place or Chimney
Heater formerly known as ia Irohe = brilliant
Burner. lwarranted to stand free 3 sizes; Ameri
can Cookipg Range, for brick, sizes; tAmoEiean
Cooking Range, (portable,l sizes. Helpmeet
trade wR Hot Water Reserror Tin iof Roase 1"
Boiler holes, and large ven-"smple, strong and
varieties ana sizes, suited to the varied wants Of
the people. Country dealers buying here Stoves,
save Early orders Viii reesve mpedate
attention. Those coming later will be promptly
filed IN their order and as last as the work can be
~ GREAT REnTcTloNs ERosi FORMER
IInr OR 5 HOUSE
FistoIs;, RIDES. Powder Fiasks, Shot Pouches
kinds. Pocket Cutler, Walking Canes. Fishing
Tackle, &C., &c. Colts Reviewers in any guam
tity, and on the most favorable terms.
This eert6es thai at the sixth annual exhibition
Of he United States Agricultural Society held at
BTqp5e y AedSS w We awarded to SAMUEL
Pistols is and Rifles TEScH TfIcHM INA Prest.
BES.PERLEy PooRE. Sec'y.
CRATES. TENDERS FINE SETS or
" SHOVELS, TONGS and POKERS.-f have for
S aeudss ovars sa of FENDER SIMMER
RlESks hapd s0 agd pan sets + 81 saoy ELS
coal sCUTTLES, Cinder sHoVElS, Fire sHo-
Blower STANDS; Bass and Iron FOOTMANS, FIRE
BRICK; FIRE SLABS and JAMS; sets Of SOAP
STONE for setting up Crates; Tavern and Church
and Others IL want of any of the above articles,
can be supplied 2s the Lowest n, N9rih sa PRICES
Work of the above description at my. BELL and
BRASS FOUNDRY: and CRATE and FENDER
MANDATORY, No. 225 Main street, between
Sth and 9th streets, west side, Richmond. vs..
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EeuNp SUprLY OF CARPETING-
> GREAT BARGAINS.-Pn Purchased at q aacr zee,
and will b., sold at n small advance: Rich Tap
Dfnssels Carpets,as S1oo; rich Tap Velvet Carnets
81 2s: extra Three MY and Ingram Carpets: Eng
fish ingTaia Carpets, Mt I5e., very cheap; Rug and
Hemp Carpets; DTusgets, Rugs, &c.. DC.
CHRISTIAN 81 IATHROP
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-05
LOTT r Y
WOOD, EDDY & 90 ..
w SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES,
iBi STATE ACTHDRIT}i
A -
ALTON PRIZES.

$50 Prizes amounting to.............-- S6l5 900
Whole Tickets so; Halves SO; Quarters So;
ElShths 81 so.
The following scheme viii be drawn by WOOD,
EDDG-& Co, Manners of the SPARTA ACAD-
ENVY LOTTERY. of Georgia, in their Ordinary
Single Number Lotteries for 1859, IN public, under
the superintendent OF Commissioners, as fol-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-05
,I,IEE CMEAPEsT DRY GOODS IN .IMGs:

L CITY, YOU CAN FIND AT NO. 2 MAIN
ST. BY JOS. STRAJSE loco Shawls Tor ser
wants ct rs cts worth 81; $50 Yards the handsom-
est patterns of ValencIa. at l22 cts, cheap at 70;
Ladies Kid Gloves, at Is cts, and higher prices;
% pieces Irish Lnen from 317a cts, &c, selling az
best quality Muslin Delanes from l21s, Is and M
wards that YOU find in Richmond, is at JOS
STRAUSE'S.
LARGE stock Of Extension skirts, from 50c;. to IS
cts: 30 Spring AZ So 30. Just received another lot
OF those cheap M4utiilas, Raglans ard Cloaks,
going off very fast; 1900 dozen Ladies' and Children
Hose wooen and cotton. at low prices; bed ana
Flanpels S1'inetts, Cassimeres. for Men and Boys
wear. at all prices: Beached and Brown Shirtlns
and Sheetng ut prices tn please every BODY. CaI-
peiings OF a great many Qualities and the prices So
low that body can get one NJ siGd outiit' ~
he cost, l6 cts per yard: 1874, %. 571a ana 90 an
wooden and n great man, more floods too ntltilef-
Gus to mention Call soon, without delay, before
All the cheapest Goods gone.
'' 'N Ni JnS AITSE No 27 Main st.