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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispaseh.
Religious Isfsifigsaes.

FARMv1II.Ks J uiy "a, ia5o
The annual meeting Of The James River l3up-
fist Association II now In session o few miles
from this place, and Is being attended by Large
numbers of tho citizens of this and the nd
Joining counties. This Association has rs
churches, with n membership OF 3,5o0 and Is
Rev. J. b. Haulwicls preached the open ns ssr-
mon. Rev. Mr.. Spencer was elected Modcra-
tor, and MIR. b. Il. Smith, Clerk From the
reading OF the letters, II appears that the past
year has been one OF much prosperity and
neariy 400 additions Were made To tho churches
Yesterday afternoon was devoted to the dis
cussion OF tho citins OF Ooiportage. key. A.
=. DICKINSON appeared rs tho representative Of
which mnch larger sums will he given to Col
portage in future. Rev. ]. ID. Tayior made an
appeal in behalf OF Foreign Missions. Rev.
mr Iaber appeared as the agent of the Heal
ing Springs Church. and made some cneour-
aging statements in reference TO tho success of
the cause in Western Virginia. Rev. MIR. Hard
WICK was received as the agent of the Abe
marie Female Institute. Collections wore
made Tor several OF the above objects.
HALIFAX, July %, 1859.
AS religious views are as acceptable TO many
OF your readers as any other, I'll tell them of
4 meeting which is now being held at the Cio-
yer Baptist Church. The Dan River Associ-
alton, which includes nearly all the Baptist
churches in this county, is holding its annual
session. Rev. Mr.. Mclaughlin preached the
Introductory sermon; Mr.. G.. L. Sutherlin was
made Moderator, and Mr.. Sydnor, Clerk. Du-
ring the past year 27o person had been received
into the churches, and $1,000 contributed to
send the Gospel TO the destitute. Rev. A. M.
Poindexter advocated the claims of Foreign
Missions; Rev. DR.. w +. Broadus spoke in
behalf OF the Greenyille Theological Semi
nary. and procured S575 for that object. Rev.
A. +. Dickinson advocated the claims of Sab
bath Schools and Colportage, and took up col
lection, amounting to we know not how much.
Prof. Winston, President of the Richmond
Female Institute, is here. and is gaining for the
nobleinstitution over which he presides many
warm friends. BY the way, this Association
and the Roanoke, (Which includes Pittsylva-
MAI are preparing 10 establish large female
college in Danville. and $4,000 have been raised
for that purpose. That matter will be up to-
day, and will elicit spirited discussion. The
Baptists in this portion of the State are very
numerous and influential. In this county
alone, they have more than twenty churches.
Then eolporters are going from house to house
scattering books and tracts broadcast over the
land In this way Il vast amount of good is
being effected,
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WARP RAILROAD BAGS.

I
full supply Of the above .uper,o, srtiele now 81
hand, to which large additions are daily made.
And Corn; Plaster, Gnano, Bran. and Mn STUD
tee Saes A Ss ~ sizes fss BENTLEY Assnt
GRAIN Rags, GRAIN BAGS,
3 ~ MAN
R Ra sr Bas full Mad. ssps IN he q m sssxs
ner. expressly for raiFosd purposes Can also fur
rial suitable for saan0' DswstHs[ H. hap Pow ~ Rae''
10 A-dlw&2aw4w Arent.
EOR SALE.-Canal Boat AMERICA, carving
i $50 bbls. Flour, end is the heaviest tlmDered
Boat on the Canal. She has, recently been over
hauled, and is in complete order; ,o
jyM-zw Corner Byrd and nth sts.
SPECIAL NOTICE:-Al persons indebted 70
y the late firm Of Bell Gibson, are requested 20
call at once 2n W. Dennis nc" o s Man asInI
cannot be granted. Mr.: Dennis u alone authorised
70 settle for the firm Those having csims sganss
'n FoR ps SALE, also, eriv..sly HOUSE and LOT
tsntiary II not cold before the ist August It will
A ss FoGR Tors fog ssls e The :.%. nsish
iyAlm Xxx Of Vim. 9. Bell, decd
No. III HnIf SsHasoss6 S1 SfEfolP.ss1uso' Va
Asf II well IS o soss q
Easii.h sna bet refined ,x ] BOZ sises.
Nail Reds and Horse, Shoe IR0N -bsst brands,
f9Hk Leg sf B sas s 5slasa kossd M.
Al.o. s SHELF s||sd 4 n. .Aor,... tune.
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by Crenshaw & Co., Aucts.

CARGO SALF-4.117 BAGS RIOCOFFEE
~ AT AUCTION IN DnU BILE BAGS We shall
sell at auction, at our Warehouse the Basin. on
FRIDAY. 9Th August next, at II o'clock. ALI bas 8
RE cOFF EE. in double bags, being the oargo of
the Barque Winifred, Just arrived from Rio de ia
metro. This Coffee was selected expressly for our
market and is said to be of the best cargo that has
been sent to this port during the year.
TERMS -Four months credit, for approved nego-
table paper. CRENSHAW co.
jy 25-tds
Will he added to the above sale:
2S9 ba prime La uayra COFFEE,
80 bbls. c Extra SUGAR,
81 do. Coffee do
10 do b Coffee do. .
hhds. N. o. SUGAR.
100 boxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES.
jy 26-tds CRENSHAW & co.
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INSURANCE.
TIRE INSURANCE

TIRE INSURANCE.
T. MARINE INSURANCE.
Incorporated 1882
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSCR
ANCE COMPANY.
No Office No l3l Main Street, Richmond. -N
Capital and Surplus, SEQ 000
THIS COMPANY has the advantage OF ttrenty-Segen
gears experience in the Insurance business, and
having enjoyed the favor of the public during all
OF that period needs no special recommendation to
the citizens of Virginia.
1t effects Fire Insurance IN city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts of the world.
its cash capital and surplus are above, and it's
sfsirs managed pludently, but literally and its
btes are as low as those OF any other good lnstltu
t oE. DIRECTORS:
w. L. Cowardin, ]. E. Wadsworth, Patrick Cullen
H ,raee l.. Kent, Thos. Samson, B. l.. Winston
W III. Palmer, Chas. w. Purcell Jno. Gordon,
Ale K. X. Parker, Jos. p. Winston, Arch. Thomas.
Jas. A. Inb,es, II. A. Claiborne,
A ppiy to the President or Secretary, In person
by letter W. l.. COWARDIN, President.
VIZ. WILLIS. JR.. Secretary. je 9-ts
INsUKANoSSE THE LIVES OF
WHITE PERSONS
Can be obtained IN the
INTERNATIONAL LIFE ASSURANCE So
GETTY OF LONDON.
Actual. CAPITAL, So. SO0,0 coo
Agency at the Office of tie Virginia Fire and Ma
rine insurance Company, No. III Main street, Rich
Dr.. JNO. S. D. CULLEN, Medical Examiner
Office at the office of Drs Gibson and Cullen. south
side of Franklin street. between 9th and 9TH streets
fe 2-ts w. l.. COWARDIN, Agent.
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FOREST HOTEL,,,,na, ,,,o,.

This House 10 open for the reception and en-
tertainment of the travelling public. Persons 20
Healing Springs, set off the cars at this point, and
stage il to the above places. Those who are dssi-
rous of avoiding night travel on stages can do 90
by stopping with us until the next morning, when
thcy caa be accommodated with HACKS TO any
point they may wish to go. A share Of the public -
tronage respectfully solicited BY the PTcpretoFs.
je 22-dtAuls CATTHORN WARE.
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1UrUa1D1Ys.


yang trustee, aud the Protestant Episcopel Com
Richmond, we shall sell nj pubic auction, ON the
premises. 81 FatDAY the Sth Of AqEust ~ ct
which the said church stood prior TO its being de-
stroy cd BY hre has front on the south side Of
Grace street OF q feet, and depth 81 let fact
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, 90
cured by trust deed. or title retained.
~ q GODDIN 4 APPERSON, Auct's.
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THE Wool TRADE. - Six different wool
dealers in Adrian, Michigan, have purchased
and shipped, within a few weeks, no less thar
2H,D00 pounds Of wool. The average price
paid, was A cents per pound.
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RooK AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

II MENT. T. C. C. DREWRY,
respectfully informs his friends and the public gen
the BOOK AND STATIONERY BUSINESS. AT
iSlta MAIN STREET. He would especially inform
that their favor is solicited and their wants will lie
promptly attended to- He prsgoses to kseB gen,
LITERARY PUBLICATIONS, RELIGIOUS
BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, AND STATIONERY
AND VARIETY GOODS, embracing, as far as pos
CLASS BOOKSTORES. He is regularly in re
cept of late publications and new stock suited to
the season.
=. b. PRICE respectfully recommends Mr.. DREW
RY his friends and former customers, as q young
gentleman worthy of their patronage, and would
inform them that he has yet pecunIary interest
the success of tie establishment, and is still to
be found at the store. jy2Elm
Richmond. Juiy L. 1880.
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BY Dunlop, Moncnre x Co., Aucrs.

CARGO OF SUGAR AND MOLASSES AT
- AUCTlON.-On SATURDAY, the 9Th of Au-
gust, commencing at half-past 10 O'Clock. we Will
sell at our Office the cargo of the brig Montrose,
from Mayasuez, Porto Rico, with
z25 hhds; SUGAR, prime and choice quality.
40 puncheons MOLASSES, prime.
ALSO,
$50 hhds. N. O. SUGAR, prime and choice
quality.
l26 bills. N. O.. MOLASSES. prime quality.
And other articles suited to the trade
TEkMs-Under 500, cash; over 500 months
credit, for approved neg stiabe paper,
RA- The sale will commence precisely at half
past 10 oclock IN order to give dealers time to at
sale of Coffee. Salt &c.
jy Is DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO., Aucts.
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VVDOI4N huCt q.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TRACT Of LAND
BY Jas. NJ. Taylor 4 Son, Auct's.

TWO BRICK TENEMENTs AND LOTS,
srk AH9 T HT HATGANST w r oN GRaG 81
eng At u e'cleok T. n. tive Brick TENEMESsTs
on the north side of Grace, between Madison and
Monroe streets, with rooms each and a framed
The Lots front sss feet each and run back $50
feet to an ale, l6 feet wide.
immediately after the above. viii be sold, two
and Pine streets, fronting 80 feet each, and run
ming back l52 feet to alley Is feet vide. Persons
DO to ana
sale.
months. for nesotiabIe notes, with interest. and
jyN JAS. Nj. TAYLOR & SON, Aucts.
HOUSE AND LOT IN SIDNEY AT AUG.
past o clock P. NJ, A HOUSE AND LLo,'f. in n" he
has rooms. and IS renting Ut So per annum The
Lot fronts 49 feet BY IFS feet TO a 20 foot alley.
TERNs.-one-tb cash. the balance at and u
months. for mes otiable notes, with interest added
Is JAS NJ TAYLOR SON, Aucts.
TWO VACANT LOTS IN SIDNEY AT
alter tho above ss two Tors IN sidney ONE on Elm
feet to an alley 20 feet wide. The other on Fede-
raj havng the 1s same ts and depth
months, for negotiable notes, with interest added
any 5ss s''' '''A JAS. NJ. TAYLOR SON, Aust..
SEaEp Ok IN nE t6hsF7 6F H Hkssc OF
cult Court Of the County Of Henrco. hy degree
as ssf Sef' s. ss h St s sa shall
II Rc ST ASp M e.. as
IN 8 mentioned This tract Of land lies near the.
snd the as ."
Cottrell, VIM. +. Harris. and others, Il contains
two hundred sd sf "e 81
arabic land and-the remainder is in wood and
timber: Thirty acres Of the cleared land are Cree.
for cultivation. The remainder of the arabic land
sf.. well ..sd HGsf5 e. sff TGS
9FEkEEks HOSE ae
The eudnSs are somewhat S out OF req Gsgs n, sSt
ton. There are three never failing streams run
ming through the place. This farm is regarded. by
excellent and desirable Place plat ' and survey
Of the land can be seen at the Office of the Auc-
TKRMs-One- fifth cash the balance in four equa
instruments, at IL, 5, and years, from the day
of 2ole. with the interest upon the deferred pay
payments, and title retained until the purchase
ss =
COMMISSIONER'sS SALE OF 219 ACRES
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE WILLIAMS,
BELOW THE CITY OF RIcHMoND.-As Com
missioner appointed by decree Of the Circuit
and Virginia District, pronounced on the 2Ist May.
1851 in tho esse sl the . Bank Of the United States
at PUBLIC AUCTION, in front Of Henrico Court
House, on NONE the 6rst day &c Ansust. 1850,
atEo'clock, being, Court day, the TRACT Of
LAND located e. above. containing 3is xcR''Es.
CHRISTIAN, Richard Gaskins and others:
months, for negotiable notes. and title retained
till all the purchase money shall be pais and con-
-yeyance ordered by the Court.
'''~1'' ' ANDREW JOHNSTON. com'r.
10 Ivtdfd
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BENZ. M. Barron, the oldest pilot on the Del
aware, died suddenly on the 26thtnst.
John Scressn, OF Savannah, has been elected
President Of the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad
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AMERICANS IN PRISON IN CHILI.-A letter
from Naidaraiso states that DIR. Whipple and
"a mechanic named Stevens, both Americans
are in prison there on trifiing charges implica-
ings. George Cotton, another American, was
released from prison on the 4th ult.
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A PRIZE FseHT.-TwO men, named McCar-
~ and kearney, had prize fight, ten miles
from Louisville, on Monday. Sixty rounds
were fought. McCarty was terribly beaten,
and Kearney won the stakes of &200.
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Jy Io-oIH hlcnIHond, va.
RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE
II The Sixth Session will begin October Sd, 1889.
and end the last Of June, 1885,.
M.HE f. as PRESIDENT ndeT bs d.
tion some important changes will be made; but the
s:snd objects for which the Institute was founded,
carried out, will eyer be kept in view.
j. To teach ererything that should form part of
young lady's most liberal education.
g To afford Instruction suited to erery stage of
point in each branch, to which it may be desirable,
or possible, for the pupil to proceed,
s. To teach whatever IS taught thoroughly and
'' CHARLES H w1k SsiyHSs 4. .unv of Va,
President and Prof OF Moral Science and English
Rev. j.. l.. BURROWS, D. D., Evidences of
JAMES LEIGH JONES. A. NJ, UNIV of va..)
Mathematics and languages.
Rio FE EMfoN ed D. P nasu5a Ff Sciences
\. B. GhAPP, Principal of Musical Department.
o. A. ERICSSON, Guitar.
JOHN W: REEVE, P Raa@sasl rs'H''ns' &c.
Miss s: p. ROYAL and Miss y. s. VALENTINE
F. MALLORY. and Miss MARY {. LATHRor, in the
fhe President will hear the reetations of all the
classes at regular intervals, giving special atten-
ton to the Primary pupils.
TERMS:
Ger session oil nine months, half payable In ad-
vance, October l, ls59-remainder, February IA,
1861
English Tuition in Preparatory Department. $40 90
French in Preparatory Departmen ........ 10 90
English Tuition in Collegiate Department. so 90
Ancient and Modern Languages, each .. ~ 90
Music on Piano, with Vocal Music ......... 80 90
Music on Guitar - " .......... 40 90
Use of instrument. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5 90
Vocal Music alone. (taken by all, in classeS,) 2 90
Drawing, Needework, or Grecian Painting. 20 90
Oil Painting. ..-....... .-.....-..-..-.. 50 90
Board. including every thing except washing. 100 70
Washing. ...-...............-... 20 90
Ministers daughters will be received at reduc-
ton of one fourth, on all the above charges.
&C. Ne extra charges. Pupils provide Books and
Stationery at their own expense. In case of pro-
tracted sickness, deduction will be made for alb
Sence.
1t will be noticed that the price Of Board has been
reduced from 500 to S LOO. No change is contem-
plated in its quality. With our ample accommo-
datons, it was thought the reduction could be af-
forded, and that it ought, therefore, to be made.
Boarders are regarded as members of the Presi
dents family. Money t. meet their incidental ex-
penses should be deposited with him, and all let
ters for them sent to his care.
Pupils should be present, if possible, on the first
day of the session
For Catalogues, Circulars, or further informa-
ton, address CHAS. II. WINSTON
President Richmond Female Institute,
iv I3-21am Richmond Va.
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LIQUORS., &c.
7 AGER BEER,

7 AGER BEER,
II PORTER, ALE, &c, &c.
Your attention is called to a new establishment
and firm. under the style of DELARUE& PEYRO-
NET, on 9TH. between Broad and GRACE streets
where they will keep choice lot OF LAGER BEER,
PORTER, AL &c. in kegs and bottles of all sizes
so rs to ynit families and Others
Also, all kinds of imported WINES, LIQ UORS
&c. AS We keep good article and sell cheap, we
expect S hare of patronage for which we return
our thanks, and promise to please all.
p. S.-Uoo DIS forwarded to any part of the city
free of chargs. DELARUE & PEYRONET.
my l2-3m4
CHAMPAGNE WlNES.-We have In store
~ the following fine Champagne Wines, viz:
La Perle and Rui us, superior
Jules Muinm & ca. Verzenay Cabinet !
:. !. Flsar De siilery, Wins de Danes Very
Heidsck & Co.; Slie ~ Mousseux; LIE Marquis de
Poncet.
All of which we offer to the trade nd the public.
For sale by DUDLEY Il c., ~ Main st.
CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE...The sub
~ scriber has in store a fine supply OF CIGARS,
SMOKING TOBACCO, CHEWING TOBACCO,
PIPES, PIPE STEMS, and the usual va -lety of
goods kept in such establishments. which he will
sell low for cash. FRANCIS STAUDE,
Importefand Manufacturer of Cigars, &C.,
my 7-3m" No. les Broad street.
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HENRY l.. BROOKE,
Jy D-dtlstO Richmond Va.
old DOMINION FEMALE INSTITUTE.

- CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND 9Th SITS,
RICHMOND, VA.-This School for Young Ladies
will open the first OF October, 1852 and close the
10Th of June next ensuing.
Terms for the session, one half pay able FIRST Oc
tober, 1889, and the remainder the 18th of Februa
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TITANTED-For the balance of the year.to 30 to
w Prince Edward county IAN ENINCUMBERED
FEMALE SERVANT, used to waiting in in
ING ROOM, and accustomed to GENERAL
HOUSE WORK.
Also. WHITE GIRL, who is a good SEAM
STRESS, and willing to be useful in the lighter
q. w. GRETTER,
iy al-eodlwN 2aw2w No. 81 Main st.
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BAPTfsN or A NovyLIsT.-SylsanusC Cobb,
with all the members OF his family. was hap
tized not long since by the Uniyersalists, OF
NORWAY Maine,
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~ HOk&ES, CAmRIAGE. AND DVos
~ GY, FOR sAhIk no ACCIi0N:-Wih5 $
Lot. near the Central n r. Depot, several $3.50
aud Work HORSES. second hand CARNAGE.
WAGON. THOS, w KEESEG
ApDITIONAL.-Wili b added 20 ny - Tf{fo
MORNING., q very handsome see0nd- kan1 opoa
Carriage and Harness, in GOOD order. - ss7-e &.
30 THOS. W.KEEHEE, Auet. Z
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CAM'L w. HARDWOOD.

CAMsL W. HARDWOOD.
~ Successor to VIM. RITTER,
Governor street. Richmond
have now on hand the largest and most extern
sive stock of FURNITURE and MATTR ESSEs
that has been offered to the public for many years
The GOODS are of the latest and most fashionable
styles, and made oil seasoned timber and h, the
best workmcn. AL in want OF articles in my uc.
will do well to examine my stock before buying
TETE A. TETEs, MATTREssEs,
WARDROBES, PARLORFURNIrURE,
BUREAUS, LOUNGES,
TABLES. CHAMBE FURNI.
WASHSTANDS, TURE,
BEDSTEADS. HAT RACKS.
SIDE BOARDS, SPRING BEDS,
BOOK CASES, EXTENSION TABLES.
LOOKING GLASSES. ETEGERES,
COLT g Z FURNI ROCKING CHAIRS,
rHRE, CRIBS, CRADLES. &C..
With great variety of other articles.
jy l9-lmift
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BY Edmond, Davenport & Co., Aucts,

CARGO SALE OF RIO COFFEE, SALT
SPORTFR AND FINE TEA.-On SATURDAY,
the 9Th Aug we will SELL at our Office at IL o clock
NJ the cargo of the barque Sally Magee, consist
ing of
$500 bags RIO COFFEE, quite a number of the
marks of Laguayra style.
6,225 sacks fine SALT, per ship Mary Russell, d.
rect from Liverpool.
500 tierces pints and q udrts LONDON PORTER,
just landing from ship Amazon and ship Ca.
ravan.
ALSO,
225 half chests of fine Gunpowder TEAS, impor-
ted by us by the ship Romance of the Sea- from
China. EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 CO.,
jy 26-tds Auctioneers.
Will lie added to the above sale. $50 BAGS La
guayra COFFEE, damaged, sold for account OF
whom it may concern. r., d. h. co.
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THE TUNSTALL HOUSE.
L CRAGHEAD STREET.
DANvILLR, VIRGINIA.
With new furniture. and newly repaired, We -
visitors that efforts will be spared to proroto
their comfort. and we respectfully solicit trial =
The TUNSTALI HOUSE in also the STAG
OFFICE, and our omnihusscs will always b il
readiness to carry passengers to and from the
Depot. A. g. WALTERS.l
nu-,,s " NJ r WsiAMhkx6ENE ss Pfo'ris'srs.
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PIPES, PIPE STEMS, and the usual va lety OF
Ell low ier ssss
ImportsFand ManuiactaSer Of Cigars, ke...
NOTICE.-The unders.gned having qualified in
traitor of Charles Roberts. decd, free man of
color. late of said county, hereby notifies all
them duly authenticated, to him for settlement; and
all persons bted to said estate, to make Inime-
''n'' '''nsn, i rf1@E a'j KERsE, Port Mayo.
Richmond, July q, 1859. jy 25-3t'
J,ACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.-The place to
sssf S Rff ss e bsons srae to buy
Parasol at half the usual price, go to E: Godsmt'
cos sa tas i 0Ga VS.
2o5 Broad street. The cheapest Bleached and In
ss ses sed Bands s
Cambria and Swiss Edgings, arc sold the cheapest
nj +. Godsnit's POS Broad st. large lot Of IRISH
Broad st. Hosiery, Gloves. Gauntiets. TRIMMINGS
and Millinery Goods, selling at reduced prices Ct E.
the Greatest D' f. Il 81 siEs 81 ss Bload
GUNNER wR iPPiNGs. --Lace, Nantes.
Raslans. Check busters, &c, &c, We still haves
is advanced, we viii sell them at very low prices.
s-4 Berese, "a Black Berefe IS 81 Wh.ts 90; for
sale low By CHlhES CHENER1.
4 MOTHER FRESH LOT OF. NILES
superior lot of BOOTS, CATERS and oxFoRD
TIES from the justly celebrated manufacturers j.
Miles & Son, which we should be pleased ta show
those in want Of somethIns really pretty ana com
Portable. PuTNEY 4 WATTS;
iyN No. lis Main ST., Richmond, Va.
NOTICE TO LADIES. --Ladies will plessee
IN call at No. l13 Main street, where they VIII Ind
Avery superior ns.ortInent of aides, Misscs and
CAildFen's BOOTS and SHOES, of the different
81 we
selling shsm q very rsasPnrhle grises cS end
GAVE rs PER CENT, by going TO N. Wal
- KEK CQ.S-Shirts for Sl2: Shirts for
$Iz; Shirts for $I2; Shirts for Sl2; Shirts FOR
$l2 los corner Main and i4th streets, Richmond,
Va.
DONSACk'S JEANS.-Asagents for the man
ID uiacturer, have in store full stock OF
these very Superior gocds. which We offer TO the
'fs'e = 'Aa''''' KENT. PAINE 4 co.
collar, WHALE AND ELEPHANT
- OiLS.-l 500 gallons Of very superior quality,
1ss' 49, PURCELL. LADD 4 CO..
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