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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-06

A SENSIBLE LETTER ON BIoGRApnIEs.-
Some time since biographer, desirous of
laying before the American public an au-
thentic biography of the Hon. John j. Crit
tenden, wrote to him asking his permission
to prepare and publish such work Mr.
Crittenden declined the request in letter,
which we give with the exception of such
parts as were of purely personal character:
''FranAJot, Sept. 1S5S.-Thankful as I
am to you for your offer, [ cannot give you
the permission you ask to write my biogra-
phy-because did, before the date of your
letter, promise that permission to another,
whenever, I could bring myself to consent
to the publication of such work BY that
promise am bound
[ may add, sir, that [ have strong dis
inclination to appear to assume place a.
mong the justly distinguished historical
characters of our country, and [ have still
greater aversion and disgust at the very idea
Of being reckoned among that numerous,
vain class, that figure only in biographies.
[ fear the public would hardly ascribe
much Importance to, or take much interest
in, the history Of my life. And I shrink
from the idea of seeming to exact more of its
attention than may be due to me, or of seem
ing to claim for myself the recorded honors
of history. It is time enough when man
is dead, to write his history. Such are my
feelings on the subject. x X x
[ am, very respectfully, yours, &C.,
J. J. CR1rTENDEN."
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-06

never forgotten and during the remainder
of my stay in that country no pretty woman
ever had the honor of being my business
confdante, or of getting possession of my
trusty and unfailing revolvers.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-06

SYSTEMATIC FARMING.-Systematic labor
on the farm, compared with that without
plan or order, accomplishes, far more, and
does the work with much greater ease to
mental and physical powers. Nor, as many
suppose is sameness and monotony connec-
ted Herewith.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-06

BE- 'sambo, suppose dar is six chickens
IN the COOP and the man sells three. how
many is there left %
What time of the day was it," = '.5
''What hab dat to do wild it?' 80 80
q A good deal; if twas after dark, der,
would be none left; dat is, if you happened
dat way 50 .2@aE4 5 So
"Look here, nigga, stop them personals
ties or III shove brick at dat coffee-colored
head Of yours y r.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-06

AN OFFENDED GENrLEMAN.-Asth the even
ing train of cars were On their way from Bal
timore few nights since, Conductor Show
acre found an inebriated gentleman standing
on the platform of.one of the cars, and sway-
ing to and fro after dangerous fashion; and
the brakesman was performing the arduous
task of attempting to steady him. Capt S.
told the tipsy gentleman that he must go
inside. Tipsy gentleman said NO" with
emphasis, whereupon he was lifted promptly
in by the conductor. After leaving the Re-
lay, the man was found at his old post of
danger on the platform, and was again lifted
in and guard placed over him. After the
cars arrived, the offended gentleman accost-
ed the Captain in a style peculiar to Offend
ed dignity when "a little in for it." "Are
you responsible man?" Generally ac-
counted SO, l believe care you man
of pisto1s?' ''No, SIR" said the Captain,
Il don't play that game" ssWell," replied
the offended gentleman, II shall challenge
you in the morning; and if you don't fight
Iii brand you as liar and coward :" and
then zigzagged his way cityward, and was
probably little too sleepy next morning to
remember his ''affair of honor" rge,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-19

8, $50 PRICES amounting to. $5200Uo
W hole Tickets $40; Halves So: quarters 81 %;
APPROXIMATIONS PRIzEs.- The two preceding ana
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
Prizes having pprox iInations vii! be entitled to
the APPROXIMATION Prizes, according 10 lass II.
For examples If Ticket Number Ii25o draws me
y 100 900 Prize, those Tickets ilz15 iiSiy
1921 1882 will each he entitled to S6S0 Ii Ticket
No $50 draws the $50 0Oo prize, those fickets num-
bered 5ia 54 d5I 552 will each be entitled 10 $500,
and So on according to the a bove Scheme.
The 600 Prizes of $40 Will be determined by the
last 6gure OF the Number that draws the Capital
Prize For example: II the Nuinbsr drawing the
t,antal Prize ends with No !, then all the Tickets
where the Number ends IN will be eatltled To so.
II the number ends with number 2, then ali the
Tickets where the Number ends in 2 will be enti-
tied to %, and so on to o.
In ordering Tlekae enclose the money 10 our
address for the Tickets ordered, receipt of which
they will be forwarded by first mail. Purchasers
can have Tickets ending IN any figure thoy may
designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will he
sent To purchasers Immediately after the drawing
"a Purchasers will please write their signatnres
plain, and give their Post Office, County and State
"a, Remember that every Prize ls drawn and
pay able without deduction.
IA, All Prizes of 1000 and under, paid imme-
diatey after the drawng--other Prizes at the usual
time OF Iofty days, IN full, without dsduction.
Al communications strictly confidential
Orders for Tickets 10 be directed either to
WOOD. EDDY 4 Co, Augusta, Ga,
Or Wo ob E pD Co. 60. Wiiminstaa, Del
ia. A list Of the Numbers that are drawn from
the wheel With the amount OF the psizs that each
drawing ia the following papers 4 Ausnsta Consti
tutionalist, Mobile Regisfer, Nashville Gazette.
Richmond VAL pspatch, PaaIding @lss.D Cia-
rion, and New York Times
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WATCHES. JEwELRY, &c.

80 VINCENT. CLOCK AND WATCH
~ MAKER. JEWELER AND 0PTlCiAN,
~ Nov receiving direct from the niannfac.
and fer sale fhSse s se.eG sPnc g,
r aCT IL among which may be found S-day. 30
hour Patent Lever and Alarm c bost and o
80 iwas in reee ut of the latest sty les, and by ad
berins 10 the cash system, am at all times pre-
pared to sell goods ut a small advance on factory
pr;res believing a bic sixpence To be as good as
a slow shilling.
ma Clocks, Watches, Jewelry and Spectaces
renagred nv experienced workmen and on mode
rate terms. r. VINCENT,
Sign Of the Spectacles, 9Th and
,e 1l-ts Broad ST., Richmond, Va.
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n.RCIINS IN DRY GOODS.-.We have

TALL. 1859.
L A. X. PARKER &c co.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY GOODS.-We take pleasure in an
nouncing to our friends and the public generally,
that we have now in store large and we'll select
ed stock of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS, to which We very respectfully invite their
attention:
Plain. Black and Figured SILKS
Rich Black eros De E;COSSE
=. eros DE EPSON, for mourning
two Fleunced SILK ROBES
Extra Rich Coored SILK ROBES
:. - Paris PrlT ted NOUS 3 T. N +
Rich faris Chlntz Printed MOUSSELINE Els
PoPLINs.- LENTIAS. POLL DE
CHEVRES
PLAIN and Printed French MERJNOES
Black French MERi NOES
Black M0USSELINES
Black BOMBAZINES; Black ALPkCAS
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS
81 and Ga Heavy PULLED CLOTHS
Sleeps Grey SATlNETrS. LINSElS sc.
Bed BLANKETS
White and Cold Servants BLANKETS,
Together with every article usually kept in a
first class Dry Goods House All of which We will
sell very cheap. oe S-ts
ECOND SUPPLY OF CARPETISG-
- GREAT BARGAINS-Purchased at a sacrifice,
and viii be sold mt small advance: Rich Tap.
Brussels Carpets,at LOO rich Tap Velvet Carpets,
81 20; extra Three ply and Ingram Carpets; Eng :,
hsl Ingram Carpets, at 75c;, very cheap; Rug and
Hemp Carpets; DruLgets, Rugs. &c. sc.
CHRISTIAN & LATHROP
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- PIANO STORE. No. 2ls BsoAp ST.

PIANO STORE. No. 2lS BROAD ST.,
Xz opposite Brssdsn 4 Foz's Dry Goods
Ui4It Sfors-The subscriber would invite call
from peYsons visiting the city in want OF Fl ANON,
or other M UsICAL INSTRUMENTS: He keeps
struments. selected by himself with special care
Having been many Years in the trade, and neins Z
thoroughly conversant with the mechanism, o. ans
sells an Instrument which he cannot recommena
and endorse. He is sole agent here Tor Ste'hway
known throughout the country, and also Kesps IN "a
assortment of the instruments made " MA al
known manufacturers. Those who wlsn 70 ny
viii consult their interests by visiting the estas
ment of Il. NJ a: ~. W u 90 For
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-19

Aug. !. Sept. Oct. ].
Indebtedness OF 49,, -
Directors S74.305 81 S69,2ii 81 sol $50 90
In addition to the amount of ascertalned Habui-
ties as stated above, Il is proper to ADD that there
may probably lie due at the mother bank To Banks
ard dep ostors about $50 600. the precise amount,
Tor want of time not yet accurately aSceTtained,
for omissions on the part OF the late 1eer 10 IN
tsrcredit it's ior Temittances and deposits. No uit
IL apprehended.
= The undersigned Directors of the Bank of the
Valley of Virginia. have examined the foregoing
state inent and believe It to be correct.
A. r. BALDWIN,
ID. w. BARTON,
WIN. MILLER,
JOHN n. BELL,
DAVID CONRAD,
FRED'K w. NJ. HOLIDAY,
w. l.. CLARK.
JACOB BAKER.
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xx1w TRUNKS. TRUNKS, TRUNKS. /

~sA1ED G. HELLER & CO., 1888 Broad st.
formerly NJ Harris & Bro.,i have just received
large lot of TRUNKS. made by the best manufac-
tory in the country to their especial order, for the
best of city and country trade and are selling them
at prices to suit all in want of a good Trunk.
Besides their large assortment of Boots, Shoes,
Caters and Buskins for gents, ladies, misses and
children, they daily receiving and fashion,
able goods to suit all want of the best manutac-
tured goods in the Boot and Shoe line.
q. HELLER 4 CO.,
ISs Rroad street, between 9Th and 9Th.
N. B.-Aso, 200 pairs of ladies' fine Heel Caters,
only g Is
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MEDICAL CARD.-Dr. PLUME offers his SER
1sl vices To the public III the treatment of all secret
diseases. Twenty years practice in the above
branch gives DR.. P. claim to public Office
on rankin street: near the Exchange Hotel, and
third house below Trinity Church. same side. AL
ways on hand, supply of the CHEMICAL Elk
TRACT OF FLOWERS" one of the very best
renovators for weakened parts now known. Medl-
cines sent to order. Al comm ucations by letter
or otherwise promptly attendes to. Richmond. Va
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TICKETS can be secured at the follow.

PASSENGERS breakfast and sup at Ashland n nd d..
on board the comfortable steamer between Aeanio
Creek and Washington.
HA- For further Information, apply at this offca
Broad street, Shockoe Hill. ''
JAS. 3. WINSTON, ien'l Ticket Ag't
StM'I PUTH SUIT I"
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4 LEaANDEK GARRETT,

Adjoiasas Inc old Coiwna ban Hotel,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
GENERAL COMMISSION 1fERCHANTAND
DEALER IN GROCERIES,
Peruvian and Eide Island GUAN0. ,Rutiin's
PHOSPHO. GuANO. PLASTER, &c. Particu
lar attention paid 10 the sale OF all kinds of
Try produce w HEAT. CORN, FLOUR. TO
BACCO. OATS &c.
PARn. Jr.. one of the best judges and statesmen o
tobacco in the city, to attend to the sale OF all 10
bacca cOnsIg ned ~ ne,
I return my sincere thanks TO my friends for the
liberal pat ropa.e heretofore bestowed upon me.
and hope by strict attention to business, To merit
a continuance OF the same. au l9-dS wSin
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VIRGINIA FREDERICK COUNTY, Set:
This day. Henry M. Brent, Cashier of the Bank
of the Valley of Virsinia, personally appeared be-
fore subscriber, Notary Public in and for the
county aforesaid ana iiaue oath that tie loreg9ine
the true condition of said Bank the LIST day o
October as made up from the books of the Bank
and the reports from the several Branches thereof
TO the best of his knowledge and belief.
Given under my hand, this 3lst DAY Of October
1859. j. :. CARSON, Not. Pub.
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PIANO roRTEs.
- LIGHTE = IN DUR 10.
9 MANuFAcTuRY or
WITlGRANDArps SO uARE PIANOFoRTEs

IGRANDANp SO UAKE PIANUFoHfES
nEpkEssxTE 1yy
NATHAN,I, EARGyT. Broad Rienmon ],
where a., assorfne ntcan seen Their 9 who
'1 TiGH IT & BRAD3UR respectil., INFORM the
mn hlsc that within the present year they have re-
oSsanized their whole establishment, SO that Their
nafrasns can rest assured that all mprover1e nts
,nna.ia T., the PIANO PORTE will be most speedily
introduced Ia Their manniactory all 81 Haicn afe
e narficmariy called to their premium So AXE
GRAND PIANO FORTE, made by thcm, which,
for power, volume. sweetness OF tone. eIastlclty o.
hy tho Concert Grand The unanimous opinion OF
lie greatcst musical celebrities (which can pc seen
at Mr.. Carusis, - that our Instruments oeiy COM
Mi.
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N A UCTIONEER AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT.
VIII attend regularly to the sales Of HORSES,
MULES. WAGONS. &c. at the Horse Lot, ever
SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock.
Stock intended for sale will please he ente red be-
fore the morning of the sale.
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1870 FALL TRADE.
1859.

WHITE OAK PLANK.
l0,0t0 Il az inch io a.
10000 II. 3-inch do Al
1900 II. finch do An
Superior quality. suitable for car works and ma
cnine put poses, Receiving and for sale on accom-
VIRGINIA WORM KlIEER-yIRGINfA
WORN K I4LER--Ona of che bsst and most
emciene fsfmitases il use, tn il For sale 81
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We invite the Ladies to give us call.
PERKINS & co. No LII Eagle Sqnar
ti,HE CHEAPEST SILKS. black and colofet

Z now tull and compiete, consistIns on be3VeI
in ever, st le and at ali prices; Mourning Coaks
Velvet Cioaks, Fancy Shawletts and Children $
Sacques We have a few H. hit coloTed Opera Cioaks
with fancy Hoods. These last are particularly
handsome and are GODS that are not often ionnu
in Richmond Cioaks for Ladies or Children made
4, order at short notice. CT LES CHtNEhf.
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.
nuarN nsa NOTICES.

(SARn, The subscriber takes this method Of m
forming his friends md ths ptsaIe tst R 81 e1S
AMI iENERAB COMMISSION MFRCHhNI.
lie will attend 10 the purchase and sal "t Msr@
chandize generally; also. Flour, heat Corn; To-
HIS gpeciai attention will i've given 70 all business
entrusted to his care. From his long business
experience he hopes to meet with liberal share oil
public PATRONAGE. He refers, by permission, TO
IEwIs WKsB. ESQ.,,
Messrs. puNLor. MeNcuRs Coz, Richmo d.
NAN n IA ~ Y 4 pa IA.
1" BACON Il BAsKERvfLL,
BRYANT, IlNsLsy& HoIMEs,5 Baltimore
SPENc. x REID, !
- TwRLLs a Co.. Phiadelphia.
THOMAS MoNAHAN, ESQ.,, New 10TH,
WIN. y. R0IsTER,
Office cor. of Cary and Va streets.
Richmond, Nov. list, 1859. no It's
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RODEkER, ApotheoaTy and Drug-x,Q
n eist No. 10 Main street, and near Old S<.aaS
Market Richmond, Va, begs. the attention "a
ri farmers physicians. merchants, &c, to Ia
ms complete stock of Drugs. Medicines, Oils,
Paints, Brushes. Dye statis, Soaps; Periumen
cines. Yeast Powder. and all other goods usually
sold by Druggists. New, Preparations obtained as
soon as they appear All which he Will sell as 10"
as they can he bought anywhere:
BUYERS would do well TO examine his stock be lore
making their purchases elsewhere. A. b.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-19

nMENR CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.-
SgSIES The subscribe mas on hand, al his Coach
S---A2-M MAKING Establishment, on Lombard Al
ley, between Main and Cary 18th and 18th streets
TEES. BARoqCHES, BGGG rs with and without
tops, and SULklEs-ali Of his own make, Of tbs
be sold ~ low ga sood work Of the kiad can be ia
the city OF Ichinend and respectfully, ask q call
from these IN want VI any article ia the Carriage
cell at the lowest prices possihIe and all work soS
that e new, warranted. MlcAJAH MAN6UM.
NH IAN - =
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

-~9 NOTICE. --Having rented the large and
- commodious store lately occu pied BY Mann S.
$E Valentine, corner of 9Th and Broad sts., Rich
Ia mond. Va, beg to Inform the public and my
friends generally that, in CONNER ion with gentle
man with whom have formed partnership,
and whose name will duly appear, intend to open
DRUG STORE. on or about the LIST Dec. next.
the store can he fitted up for the business.
JAMES H PEARCE,
Late of the firm of Warng Pearce.
It's Druggists Broad st.
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nOGGETT l. ANDERSoN;,

IL UUN FHNUN HE ;.
Would invite buyers e sxsmJne, their Eall stock
CI,RT AIN GOODS which they are selling much be
low the usual rrise that such goods are s9d q.
iIANfilNGS from the cheapest TO the finest that
IS manu- featured. both French and American,
which viii he sold very cheap. We are also pre-
pared with the best of workmen to make and fit
10 rooms, in the city OF country, CARPETS, Gu r.
TAINS. Oil CLOTHS and WINDOW -SHAD ES,
At the shortest notice. Also, PAPER HANGING
done by superior workinen. Housekeepers need
Ing any thing in our line, will and our assortment
good and our prices low, ec 5--3m
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Law AND MEDICAL CARDS.

0S DIR. BRlCkEN may lie consulted
49, professionally, daily, at his OFFICE, on
Pearl street. next to z. ID, Eacho, between the
hours Of 10 and ~ A. NJ, and To O'Clock, T N.
sionaily any one desiring his services.
MA He may be found at all hours of the NIGHT
g his ysssdeSes on Leigh St. tsouth SIDE between
70 ana 9u' no Him
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S3.27i,sa2 os

A, the death Of the late Teller, which occurred on
the 7ist of August, there was found among h's pa
tsrs var ious checks drafts. &C. which he had I'M
properl, paid and held mp there being no lands 10
the credit Of the drawers at the time, many oi
winch have since beer paid and the ppatent de,
Ec,erc, on the LIST of October. stated above, OF
$50 s es has, at the time OF ,nakns TINS fep" ~
which balance it Is hoped will be fully settled IN
the same way.
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G., GENNET,

% T.. GENNET,
~ EAGLE SQUARE, RICHMOND,
GU Has received per s s some of those
ans, London; NJ. J. Tobias Il Co., Joseph Johnson,
+. D. Johnson, Geo. Heaton, Jas. Hoddel & Co..
Jules Seuer, Geneva ll,n1dtsspendent Seconds
Carbuncles. Pearls, Corals, Lavas, Silver Tea
Sats Pitchers Gablats w alters
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ELLETT & WEISiGER,

2opposeIfTpiEs 20 E Nsic iirses BANK,
Have Just received ALL OF THE LATEST
STYLES OF GENTS FINE DRESS HATS and
FRENCH SOFT HATS. viz: The GARlBALDI,
ZOUAVE, VICTOR EMANUEL, and splendid
assortment of YOUNG GENTS FINE CLOTH
CAPS. Also, BOYS DRESS HATS and CAPS.
In great variety.
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IN ROOTS AND SHOES..GREAT @
ABEHLE, Broad street. between I'd and Sd,
keeps large stock of Ladies', Gentlemen's and
Servants wear constantly on hand. and dehes any
body in Richmond to compete with him in his line.
as he manufactures to order, and superIntends
himself. loo l4-ly] CHARLES BELLE.
IN SOMETHING NEW.-Just received. the
lAZOUAVE HAT-the latest Paris style for
young Gents. Call and get one,
r. L. DICKINSON,
Successor to Binford, Dickinson & Weisizer,
70 Main street.
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l~sN RECHMON ONE-WARE
EN POT T cry,
Corner OF 18th and Cary streets,
~ & ICIT WI VI

KEESEE & PARR, Proprietors.
The subscribers respectfully inform the mer-
chants Of Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee,
that they manufacturing the very best quality
STONE-WARE, which they selling at factory
prices. with a liberal discount for CASH.
A-All WARE sold by us will be delivered in any
part of the city free of charge.
KEESEE 4 PARR.
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FALL STYLES FOE 1859!

IN FALL STYLES FOR 1859!
"a VIM. It. MOORE,
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Deal
er in HATS, CAPS and FURS, No. 207 Broad ST.,
near Messrs. Breeder Fox.
Having made large preparation he isnow in rece pt
of the largest and most complete stock of FALL
HATS, CAPS and + L RS, that ne has offered
in this market before-conslsting of Gents and
young Gents fine MOLE SKIN, of my own and
SnPT I nf me iatet s,aa and krds
RIDING HATS. Boys HATS and CAPS, Misses
HATS and Childrens HATS and CAPS in great
variety.
Also, large assortment of NEGRO WOOL
HATS and CAPS for farmers and railroad con-
tractors. Also Ladies' and Childrens FURS OF
all kinds and styles. selected with great care and
can be especially recommended they will be
entirely fresh and desirable.
All he asks is call feeling certain that such in
ducements will be offered as to ensure a sale
WM TT MOORE.
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eNxyy NEW FALL STOCK.
ExE1X OCTOBER 18th. 1852

EE1N OCTOBER Z3rK. 1859.
3kAEhFO HUN DRIED CASES
We have Just received four hundred cases of
BOOTS. SHOES, and TRUNKS, suitable for the
Fall and Winter sales, comprising good assert
ment of the following kinds: Mems and Boys Bro
gaBs, large sizes; Mems and Boys Kip and Calf
Brogans. Wonen's Boots all sFzes3 to 8, 5 to 9.
Sto 9. very heavy, with heels: Womens Dutch
Boots. OF the very best quality; Men, heavy Double
Sole Peged Boots. large sizes made to order: La
dies fine Heel Boots, Kid and Morocco, some very
large sizes. We invite all in want OF Boots and
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y FAIL, 1sae.-HATs. CAPS AND

IN FALL, 1s59.-HATS. CAPS AND
AFURS ROBERT l.. DICKINSON, successor
to Binford. Dickinson & Weislger IS Main ST.;
begs leave to call the attention of his friends and
customers to his large and extensive stock of
HATS, GAPS and FANCY FURS, which have
the most favorable terms. especially for the Vir-
ginia. North Carolina and Tennessee Trade, com
prising all 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 sty 1t
cannot he snrpassed.