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The following sanderous paragraph goes unre-
buked: wag has invented a new telegraph
He proposes to place line of women fifty steps
apart, and commit the news to the first of them as
secret,
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Governor Banks Renominnted
FITCHBURG, Mass. Sept. 20--The Republican
State Convention to-day renominated Mr. Banks
for Governor. There vas opposition.
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PRINTING CLoTHs.-The following are tn

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-Cotton-Saes to-day of 400
bales the market closing quiet Flour is heavy; sales
OF 200 b6s at decline of to 10 State s4G4 25
ONO S47595.15, Southern 81 90l5.10. Wheat is buoy
ant sales of bushels red at l5G2O cts white 2
a9o cts Corn scarce and buoyant sales of is 900
Dushels mixed IS cts, prime white 92 cts Pork closed
ouoyant; Mess Sl550G15.6S; Prime $40 06S61075 Lard
Is hrm at 10 ?SG114 cts Whiskey is heavy 264 27
cts Groceries generally closed firm The stock coffee
IS estimated at $1,000 bags. Spirits Turpentne dull at
a. cts Rosin is heavy; sales 5000 bbs at s1.52b0
Lob Rice is quiet Freights quiet. Cotton to Liver
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EDITOR REsIGNED.-Mr Charles G. Leland, who
has been for some time employed as an associate
editor of The Bulletin, has given up his connection
with it, and departs to-day for New York. where
an opportunity is offered to him of engaging in
pursuits more congenial than the work on a daily
paper. His scholarship and accomplishments, to-
gether with his amiable character have won for
him the warm regard of all associated with him;
continued prosperity and happiness.-P Philadelphia
Bulletin
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EXPRESSIVE SIMILEs.-A New York mercantile
house (says the Boston POST held an unsettled claim
of long standing against lame duck "out West,
and hearing that he was becoming ''well-to-do,
sent their claim to Western lawyer to collect In
due time they received a reply which effectually
crushed any hopes they might have entertained of
receiving their money. 1t ran in this wise =
s'Gents-you will never get any spondulic from Bill
johnson. | called upon him yesterday, and found
him with nary tile, his feet upon the naked earth,
and not clothes enough upon him to wad gun ?''
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SOUTHERN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, September l7.-Arr. schr. Ann D.. New
York I'D. .--It t. 81. III q.
RICHMOND, September lT-Arr. schrs. Jas Parker Bos-
ton.-Crd. schr. Grace Darling, Providence. - tfs
CHARLESTON. September l5-Noon.-Arr. steamship
Columbia, New York.
SAVANNAH, September I6.-Crd. steamship Potomac,
and schr; John Boston, New York
NEW ORLEANS, September I2-Arr steamship Grena-
ua New York---CPd bark Growler New York 49,
7. Mayo Havana -; - ''7S - " "r'
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At the last term of the Circuit Court of Page
county, Va, Judge Kenney decided the important
suit of d. H. Forrer Richards, Bros. Co., in
favor of the plaintiffs. There was large amount,
$3.50 900, involved in the decision of the suit
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young singer has appeared in Turin, an Eng
ish girl called the Signorina Camilla, whose name
is Camilla Chip, the daughter of Chipp, the drum
mer, who used to drum in the old Park Orchestra,
New Orleans, but who now drums in England.
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Consols close 95X to s. for Money and Account
Messrs Bell & Son nnnte Federal and State sec

The return from the Bank of England for the week
ending Aug 81 gives the following results when
pared with the previous week
Public deposits G7 SIC 4S0 increase 81 669 ,941
Other deposits u 740 S33. Decrease. f43 020
Eest...,....... 3,6s9 OIL Increase. 245, ,229
" On the other side Of the account
Governm't securities ell 22O 01S... Increase f535O
Other securities IS ,99l SS2 Increase. 6S7 AGA
Notes unemployed. s,S62,545.. Decrease. 15S 32C
The amount of notes in circulation cpl 5S3 056 being
decrease of &1353S0 and the stock of bullion in both
departments is SIC 654O454, showing decrease of 1896
sol when compared with the preceding return
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COME UP.
Brig Roseway Belle, Cole 10 days from turks Island
sorted cargo to master Towed up by seamug Tigress
BELOW.
Schr. Jas, Rose, Adams, from Havana,


List Havre per steamer Ports
mouth, September IS, 1889
Boat Jno A. j. Sheets Cartan ort-lumDer to C. E. Goa
Boat Saratoga Captain Hultzhser-lumber to r. K Haw-
Marine Mills, No . Captain Kanner-lumber to H
Boat North Star Captain Home-Iumber Henry James &
Boat NJ A. MoConkey, Captain wnler-pg iron to Brooke
Boat John Snyder, Captain snyder-lumber to Carr,
Boat Sarah 4 lice, Captain HofImau-wheat and oats to
Boat samuel Sheafer, Captain Bedeman-coa to William
Boat Colonel Button, Captain stetercoa to Charles Gil
Boat I. BARLEY; Captain Carr-coql to R G. Reiman.
A. Robins " y o. '"p'''i' 10 f.
Boat Gem, Captain Trousur-cPal to YIN A. House
Boat htna, Captain Hartnan-coal Grove Miller & Co
=, Boat Union Wader, Captain Gramm-coa to William A.
Boat Geo. strouse, Captain Mastron-umber to Carr,
Boat John House, Captain Jennings-lumber to Carr,
Giese Co.
Lstof Canal Boats from avre de Grace per Steamer uni
Boat Ibbie Aca a aPptan SsPemnfr ~, lS u
Boat F Fink, Captain sechier-eoaI TO Carr Giese Co
- Boat Frank, Captain kreder-unlber 10 c. E. Coates &
Boat Dauphin Captain McCarty-coal to L A. Robins
Boat Emblem, Captain Bitting-coal to H. Laugr & Co.
ASHORE
Sehr Ada Frances BabSon hence for Proydence with
parted chains both anchors aud went ashore near the
mouth Of the Rappahann4ck river where she lies in four
off-she will have TO he lighteRed to get off
ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE
Steamship Georges Creek eager, New York. 18th inst
Ship Chas William: Pendleton Marseilles, 3lst ult
Brig H len, Miller, Pernambuco, 18th ult
Brig Handy, Handy, Boston, 18th inst
Schr Randolph, Phillips. Richmond. 10th inst
Schr A. j. Horton. Elwel Boston. 18th inst
Schr VIM Bacon, Tyler, Fall River, 18th inst
Schr 4. Ii. AbDOtt Smith, Warcham 18th inst
Schr Sarah Mills, Rowey Providence 18th inst.
Schr Alabama, -, Charleston. 10th inst
Schr r. Healey, Mitchell, Wilmington, N c. 18th inst
Schr. Maryland. Palmer, Charleston, nth inst r
Schr Rebec-a Foster, Richmond, 10th inst
Schr Mary Willis North, Richmond, 18th inst
Schr Champion, Mitchell, Richmond, 18th inst
Schr. Ashland, Graves Richmond, 10th inst.
CLEARANCES FOR BALTIMORE
Steamship Wm. Jenkins, Hallett, Boston, 18th inst
Brig Elisha Doane Lorng, Boston, 10th inst.
Nary
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Gle RED

Steamer PocahOntas Travers, Richmond-J Brandt, Ir
Brig Nckers9n; NickerSon; Philadelpha-with inward
cargo from Finks ISland)-Heslen Rogers.
Brig Hannah, Creighton, Rchmond-Travers 4 Mitchell
Brig Union State, FONwell, Wilmington n C C-Dobbin 4
Warfield
Barge n S Buckley, Pendergast, Albany, n. Y.Dobbin
& Waried.
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NEW YORK, September l9--Arr steamships Columbia,
Charleston ships Chas Cooper, Cardiff Manhattan, Dewitt
Clinton National Guard Marathon and Revenue Liverpool
Glasgow. - 7' " '
CID ships fhalata Mobile Atlantic, New Orleans bark
Jasper, Galveston hrgs j. Anderson, St Marks Empress
Santa Cruz: Princess Royal, Bermuda
PHIL LADELPHlA: September ls-Arr. brigs Riheman,
Rio de Janeiro Zee Nymph, Rotterdam schr j. A. Bayard
Wilmington, n. G. vi = = : - >
PHILADELPHIA September ls- Arr steamship State of
Georgia, Savannah brig Alfaetta Sagua schr Pandora
Richmond,
Cid ship Emily Augusta New Orleans; .chrs F. A. Cum
mings Petersburg; B. Ia Berry, Savannah; s. B. Hawes,
Richmond,
BOSTON, September l7.-Arr. ships Western Empire
Iyerpool: Cushing, Calcutta Amity Glasgow. Same
set, Havre bark Arthur Shanghai schr JAS Miller, New
Orleans.
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Steamer Richard willing Claypooe, cleared for Baltimore
Ship White Falcon Drnmmond. from Baltimore for Mar
seilles was spoken 18th ut lat Al 20, lon. % 81.
Liverpool, ID inst
Ship Victoria Reed, Preble from Richmond, arrived at
Bark crgssde ;s Moore for IGnqge to load nitrate for Bal
Bark Scotland, Rowe, for Baltimore. sailed from Paposa
Brig Taylor Hart I'm Baltimore for Newburyport, was
at Holmes Hole l4th inst p'''' was
Bark Cen Stricken Mcdonald, Rio de Janeiro entered
outward at London, Both ult.
Bark Isabella Jones WOodburn from Rotterdam, arrv
ed at New York, goth inst-Per tel
Brig Civilian, Dyer, hence at Charleston, 18th ns-er
Brig Hobart, Jordan, Baltimore, sailed from Eastport
'fB Brg gs Wappoo coombs for Alexandria sailed I'm Eastor
schr Aba, tBr.l SnegroYe, for New York. sailed from
for Baltimore ~ '''' pi''iOu'iS 'o''''"s
schr Fl Adams, Hinckey, for Baltimore, sailed from
schr I PredmOre, Cramer, for Richmond, cleared at AL
Schr, ! W. Baylcs, Thompson, from Alexandria, arrived
schr Nicanor Parker, for Richmond cleared at Bangor
Schr Nancy Brayton Gage from Baltimore arrived at
schr Maryland Capt RUSSELL arrived Charleston On
Amytis Baker for Portland, sailed fan Providence
sailed from Newport 18Th inst f 'o'
Schr Wonder Northup, for Alexandria sailed from Wick
schr, Enterprise =, for Baltimore, sailed from Eastport
schr salla Mear Richardson, from Bristol R. l., ariv-
ed at Havana, nth inst -l
sehT. Champion, Mitchell from Baltimore arrived at
Mary wills, North, from Baltimore, arrived at
Brig Lizzie Bliss PesOn, for Alexandria cleared at Pro-
Schr Edward Sade Bayles from Alexandria arrived at
Wareham, 18th inst.
DISASTERS.
Schr. Mississippi, Gauld fm Buenos Ayres for Baltimore,
ticulars 80 : !. : =
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BUFFooNERY IN THE PULPIT.-Rev. Mr.. Bartlett, of
the Tabernacle, in New York, after brief sojourn
in the Franconia region of the White Mountains,
assumed his pulpit, when he discourseG from the
text, "Bring ye now of the fish which We have
caught" which was quite appropriate, inasmuch as
said, he preached upon the words, 81 go fishing"
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Two mills in Kanawha county, Va, are turning
out 200 gallons of coal oil daily.
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MEMOIR ANnA

CLEARANCES FOR BALTIMORE
Steamship Wm. Jenkins, Hallett, Boston, 18th inst
Brig Elisha Doane, Lorng Boston, 10th inst
Schr. Mary Adeline, JONES' Richmond 10th inst
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and worst form has attacked the potatoe crop in
that quarter. The fact of its actual appearance
journals, but the tale is now told with more cir
cunstantiality than usual, and longer set down
flying rumor. The Eraminer says: ave re
gret to say that, far as has come under our OBJ
servaton, in the rural districts around the city, po
tatoe disease is becoming very general. In one
instance that has come to our knowledge spen-
did field of fifteen acres, excellent land and highly
cultivated, the crop on which was at one time eX-
pected to realize $500, is now become absolutely
worthless. In many cases half and even two-thirds
of the crops have been lost An esteemed cores
pondent informs us that the blight has set in with
deadly virulence along the coast from Kinsale to
Clonakilty."
The Dublin Erening Post, in noticing the harvest
operations, says: "Here potatoes are excellent
quite equal to the quality before the blight-and
the produce is large, although considerable por-
tion are small"
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EASTERN PORTS.

DISASTERS
Schr Mississippi Gould, fm Buenos Ayres for Baltimore,
put into Penambuco 18th ult in dstress-No further par
ticulars. = =
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Mr1 PIANOS, do.-P. IL. TAY-
Ss5IS& LOI's MUSIC SALOON AND PIANO
IS5 MAIN ST, RICH

agent In this city for the sale of the celebrated
S,JNhs n CI,AKK's PIANO P0RTEs. These In
strunepts have received the unqualified approval of
the greatest piansts in this county and Europe lie
also keeps Pianos OF Hale d Co. and other 2ood anu
well established makers.
PHI. T. keeps constantly on hand al assoI tment
Of the best MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, and Musi
cal Merchandise in general
peianbat's superior MELODEONS, of ~, 5 and
octayes, with single and double reeds
Martins uiirivalled q UITARS
In abort every article 10 the Music line may be
had at this establishment at MOST REASONABLE
PRICES. =.
ionsble. new and standard SHEEr MUSIC to be
found IN this State.
aT- A liberal discount made to Teachers and
Schools.
81 Planes tuned and lot to hire. Old Pianos
taken in exchange for new ones.
Il
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IN Day GOODS.-From


BARGAINS In DRY GOODS. From
ID this time TO Ist of March next. we intend TO re
duce our large stock of Goods on hand consideiapy
70 receive our spring supply Having, within the
last few days q ne through the entire STOCK Ia TAX
ING Inventory we have. at the same time, improved
tina oprortuniry 20 marx down q large portion of
onr stock frGni Is to so cents on the dollar. P.'
ohasers of goods in our lima will certainly derive
great advantages by giving call. We here
enumer4te few leading Goods, marked down to
low water mark:
1860 yards Of Dress Silks, OF various styles anu
qualities
100 Dresses rich Paris Mouselines
JDt yards Lyons Black Silk Velvet
500 pieces Velvet Ribbons
$50 pieces fire White Tar,atans
100 pieces fine Pink 10
100 doz Jouvin's Bid Gloves
$50 Muslin Embroidered sets Of Sleeves and
Collars
Rich White Sash Ribbons
Cambria kdg,ngs and Insertions in great va
riety
Irish Linens of superior manufacture
And other White Goods, in good assortment.
j MILLHISER n BIO,
BROAD st,
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- AoTxARxEe.
CPAk1A ACADEMY LOTTERY.
CAPITAL raIzE sbo.o0ei
TICK ma only $40.


NOTICE TO TUE PUBLio As Ihe mempsr : r =.
sr nf the rrants chartered By the 6tAses Of Dei:.
ware. Kentucky, Missouri. and part Of tnose n
aeorixia under the manaGemsnt OF Messts oIsso ,r
i Wsnrv ~ WILMINGTON Delaware. We have oeen..
I'D IL pedient TO change the name OF our III ~
and after January lst, 1859, to that OF ri
d CO. who will hereafter have the manaseam ars ar
tie sparta Academy Lottery. and the Others ~
In ali transactions We have endeavored 70 and
onr bnsiness with Integrity and prom ptness. aau
zee car aasuI q the pubic that the patronage hene
fore bestowed on as Is well deserving OF pE,nS '"
ferred 10 our successors. Very respecIui 20
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IOfSi6;FRT T. DICKfNHON,

m ROBERT Z. DICKINSON. III
Successor to Binford Diekinsopr ;r VIII nav.
~ m, ssd the ca ire interest Of hnI3ro anu
II the Arm Of gniss ~ eli ts
son az The old stand in the name OF Hooert
Dickinson. ,.,~.t ...+rccau "a besfowed
tyt.nrion and Keeping well selected stocAs W
merit = continuance Of the same. 49,, ,;,t tba
IA Arm ana years remains with him, where. No
usnah he viii be glad 10 serve his friends: ,ooupu
ia has aIso secured the services Oh SUcEf,m
n sTEGAI.. 40 well known. who respectfully soil
cits q call from his friends .,4.,aaa.o
AL oi"o ROBERT l. DICK lSSON,
No IS Main sire ct.
Np-AIsa I have secured the services OIL d aIno
n nh hH EY of Bath cOnntg. Va. !e 10
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BELLEVUE H0SPlTAL.--This Institu-
ID dion which has been in successful operation icy
The last 6vs years. Ia situated on
A CHUHCH HILL, RIG IM0ND, VA,
In delightful airy position and IN furnished With
ayerv convenience conducive TO the comfort Of ps.
TENTS and the successful treatment o! diseaA
IL has lately undergone extensive repairs. Hooms
nave been nicely furnished suitable to the accom-
rnodalion of gentlemen who may find IL incoaye.
nielit to be treated az their private lodgings.
Particular attention will be paid TO the lrina. IN
cords which arc peculiarly commodious.
White patients. Per week......-....-...........te
OoiOTto
Private Rooms, ..............$T to $i5
esr City acceptaDces required for patients from
the country unless whore the parties are known 10
one of the Physicians of the Hospital.
This includes al charges for Beard Medical attend
ance, Nursing and Medicine. By an arrangement
with the Infirmary Of the Medical College, small
additional fee, ranging from 81 TO $50 will be charg.
ed for Surgical cases. The particular sum may be
sscertained beforehand By application to one Of tho
attending Physicians.
No small pox admitted.
No patient received for less taan a week.
The undersigned viii give their personal atten.
ton to all patients placed In thsir Hospital
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
JAMES E0LT0N ND,
Grace street, between 4th and stu
THOMAS POLLARD, 81. D.
Basement Of the Powhatan House
o. A. CRkSsHkW, u. D.
franklin st., next door below Trinity Church
VIM. W. PARKER, Nj. D..
Law Building, Franklin street. next door to State
THos. NJ. NIXON. NJ d. Resident Physicisn
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~ NEW HAT STORE. eRS
FRANK RiNFORO.
Late - firm OF Bpford. Dickinson eisiger,
,snnl5 I'm mis- friends and the public that. hay
,n, si his entire interest ia the ab1ya concern, he
Il in no way connected with it, but will open about
Tie 18th of February. at
Ne 80 MAIN STREET,
Two doors above his cid stand. with al entire new
stock of
HATS. CAPS AND STRAW GOODS
Thankful for the patronage bestowed upon him
heretofore he would solicit continuance of the
same assuming the public that rs fine assortment
of goods and on as accommodating terms, caa be
had Of him elsewhere.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS are invited particu-
lsrly to examine his stock, ths wholesale depart
meIt will be complete. ja6-lm
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A,ousta Georgia. Dec. Is, 1853.
voon Emmy 4 co. managers, Successors U
"NS~t q AVIAN CO.

The following coneina will be draw" hcademy Lot
tapr ~ each of their siugle Number Lotteries ,or
January ls ss AUspsTA a,; as ~ pu0' sn'''
SLAss draws on SATURDAY. January !. H., ,ss
CLASS 5 draws on sATukpnA.Yy y ysnusIy as iS 8
G GLasss dra~s on SATURDAY: January z. iso'.
on THE PLAN OFSiNGLE NGAbhh&
"" DlSD TICK hTSl
u,uu rrroTasNn FIVE HUNDRED AN
i've TEN PRIEST
49, I,xe "a ersru Nine Nckefsl
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TMPOkTANT-LOUK AT THIS!

To buy a cheap Dress: go to ,,,o,, :,
MAILERT'S CHEAP STORE
To buy Bows and Mems Wear go to
MAIlkkT'S Cheap Store
To buy cheap Dress Eringes, go TO
MAiLERT's Cheap Store
To buy bargain in Stockings, 20 TO
MAILEkI'5 Cheap Store
To buy cheap Cotton Cloth, go TO
N' MAiLERT'S Cheap Store
To buy cheap Linen Hicks, go 70 -
MAtLERT'S Cheap Store
Te buy cheap Collars and Embroidery, go to
MAILERT'S Cheap Store
To buy cheap Hoop Skirts, go to
IAILERT'S Cheap Store
Ts buy cheap Table Cloths and Towels. go TO
MAILERT'S Cheap Store
To buy Men and Boys Under Shirts, go to
in Is MaiLEkT's Cheap store
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, NsarIv o7se Prize 70 ersfy Mlns 1scHetsf
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMki

$50 prizes. amounting 10 - 70
''Whoie Tickets $40: Halves IS; Quarters " ~.
n% Circular showing the plan OF the to.sor,es
vii be sent to any one DESTROYS OF receiving n.
Certificates ofpacsage will be sold az TIE ioiio~ins
rates which In the risk: se,
Certificate ofpackase Of 10 WHOLE mol t'ckse' 20
10 quarter " ~
10 eighth 10
In EyDxsIys TICKETS on CxRTIFI1Afts.
Enclose the money 10 ouf address for the 11okets
nv first mail Purch can have Tickets ending IN
any figure they may designate
tonnrc hssers Immediately after the drawing.
k6- Purchasers will please write their signatures
cain. and give their Post 0sdee, County and State
AZ Remember that every Prize is drawn and psy.
able in full without deduction.
A& Ali prizes of 81 COG and under. paid immediate
IN alter the drawing Other prizes at tho usual tzne
OF N SaiTiiiC 10 CORRESPONDENT who
pre! fer rot sending nonev by mail. eau use
THE ADAMS EHPRESS COMPANf,
whereby money for Tickets. in sums OF Ten Dollars
and upwards can be sent us
AT OUR RISK AND EXPENSE,
from any city or town where they have an office.
The mo ley and order must be enclosed III "SOf-
ERNMENT POST OFFICE STAMPED ENFEL-
OPE," or the Express Company cannot receive
them.
Address orders for Tick cts or Certificates to
WOOD, EDDY Il co, Augusta, Ga,
Or WOOL, EDDY CO. Atlanta, Ga.
or WOOD, EDDY a. co, Wilmington. Del.
aE list of the nalnbsrs inst are drawn from the
entitled Co. will he published after every drawing In
the following papers: The Augusta {3a.l Consti
t1tionalist, New Orleans Deta Mobile Register,
Nashville Gazette, New York Weekly Day Book.
Paulding (iiss Clarion. ana Little Rock ,tAIk)
Trne Democrat de q
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Toys FAB BELUW COST TO clos

Toys FAB BELUH COST TO close
out the remnants of tie Christmas stock. We
will! sell at great sacrifice. Plenty nice toys left
and they mnst be sold ia hurry. TO make room for
our House Furnishing hoods. of which splendid
assnrtms Mt has lust arrived.
We recsivod a largo assortment OF looking Glass
Plates and Frames, of oar own i'm p srtation Re
taiiers and housekeepers will study their interests
by giving us q eAll-New York prices.
Kerosine Oil Lamps and Old Dominion Coffee and
Tea Pots TIE greatest novelties of the day, nand
il abundance, well as Silver-Plated, BritaDia,
ton.
Our stock of China and Glassware, notwitnstand.
ing our immense sales about Christmas, when we
supplied many happy couple, made happier still
by our low prices is well assor ed.
Ledger. Day aud Cash Books, Japanned Bill Head,
Cash aad Letter Box 8, and other goods for the
counting room, of which we bought lot ABDUCTION,
can be had right cheapat
SCHArP co.'s,
Corner Broad and I'd streets.
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yHTATT's CUFF BRACED pLOWS-

1859. 1859.
John j. MEL L N Importer and
Wholesale Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Bran
dies, Wines, w hiskeys. Runs aud C3rcials-No l34
Cary street Richmond, Va, offers for sale
paid '
Holland GIN; Port. Sherry, Madeira and Muscat
WINES
Scotch and Irish WHIsKBY; Jamaica Rra
In store, 40 bbs of Domestic BRANDY g in and Whis
Key; 10 bbls Mountain Rye Whiskey (maru-
tsctured for me expressly
Fine Old Peach and Apple srandes, from to years
old
Choice brands Of German. Domestic and Havana
Segars
few casks Of RhineW iue, which Twill sell low to
c'oss cut the season.
Thankful for past favors. 1 respectfully solicit
continuance.
81 sole Proprietor Of the celebrated "Excelsior
Pure Rye Whiskey. ia l-3m
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SALES OF STOCK IN RICHMOND.
I'm JOHN A. LANCASTER Son. Esr The week sssdino
7hnrsddD. January ~, 1852
Virginia Der cents, GALES Sg7 and int.
Ronds guaranteed BIZ the State. sales S93 and int.
Richmond City Bonds, sales SgS and int
Virginia Bank Stock, tpar 500 saies TAX.
Farmers Bank Stock, sales $ld3
Exchange Eank stock. salee Sl0s
virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock sailed
At 500
Merchants Insurance Stock. last sales at $50.
Richmond Fire Association Stock par $2 last sales
sS7.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
stock, sales at x7e.
virginia Central Railroad Stock. ssles at $40.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock. sales
at So.
sichmond and Danvle Railroad Stock. sales at
S4i
JAmes River and Kanawha Stock last aAles 81.