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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10

nANnAIN1 IN DRY EsOUDS...ws have
ID many goesls oi recent purehese much nna .,s
the price the saIc goods sold At earlier n the
season. which We shall from tbs date auer a. very
low prices Weenuerate few 81 tns He nafS asns'
say. Rich Two. Flounped and clik noes g
al an to 500; Rich Dress slihs A. worm To-
Rich Dress silks at . IS worth ~ g vs.
Ia, ,bas ~ = 10. worth Is.J1; kich striped We
inar de- Paris Sias and 80, worth 15o Printed
Mer,nos. Delaines. Poplins, Sc,, &C.. at equally
ps n 81 per yard; ingram at s2acs, worth isc;
Pres AZ 81 worth 10 %. and other CARPET goods
eaaally low We have three makes of Bleached
cottons, which are the cheapest eocds - t,wn-.
l2ssc. per yard. The best makes nt heavy goods
far servants, At the lowest prices; Bianksts F!an-
els 1.inseys, &C.; ia Bed Blankets, all wool, at
SO. worth 81; Cloaks of all qualities: chiidren's
and misses Cioaks on hand and made TO order;
Gents foods such as Cloths, Casstmeres and Vest
Ings in great VARIETY. together with good assort-
ment of everythinRi IN the dry goods line, which we
are determined Co offer at the lowest prices. We
have adopted the plan in business OF closing out all
onr Fame, Goods every season. and to accomplish
this. BAR ains may be looked for
CHfIFS & CHENFRY.
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2 FALL, rsa9.-HATs, Gaps AND

"a FAIL, fs30.-NATS, GAPS AND
l1FURS ROBERT L. DICKINSON, successor
to Binford, Dickinson & Weisiger, 78 Main ST.,
begs 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 manufactories
the most favorable terms especially for the Fir-
GINA. North Carolina and TeatnsSsse Trade. com
prsing al the LATEST and MOST FASHfONA-
BILE STYLES. too numerous TO mention, which
will be sold at wholesale and retail, on the most
favorable terms.
Merchants ara respectfully solicited to examine
my stock, knowing that In price, quality or style it
cannot be surpassed.
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A GRICULTURAL FAIR.-

THE NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. will transport visitors pass!ng
TURlL FAIRS to be held IN Richmond, Peters
burg, Lynch.urg, Suffolk and Norfok, during the
months Of October and November of the current
year. upon R s9s 1GilS" aki ifF@ fficKErs:
For each one Of the said Fairs separately,
at the following reduced rates:
For he Central Society. Fair to be held in Rich
For the State Fair, to be held in Petersburg com
meneing on the lst November, tickets will be issued
and good till the 5th November
For the Nansemond County Fair. to be held in
q bs en ss ss the h o s
and good till the 10Th October.
For the seabq pso sl FaS to be held Ct Nof(Pk
Issued on the It'll sth, 9th, 10th and 18th, andgood
I'll the 18th Noyember;
I'd do, so cents; Norfolk and Windsor, LIST do
s7 do s5 No of and and f fn i iss d do
ss9o q do, g .; Norfolk and Waks6ed, lst Do
$3.50 I'd do, Sl.75 Norfolk and Dlsputanta lst DO,
$500: I'd do, S200. Between Petersburg and Nor
folk 4 lst class $50, I'd class; $500; Petersbarg
Petersburg and Waverly, LIST do, 81 90, I'd do rs
cents; PETERSBURG and Wakefield, ist do. $50, ID
d. co. Ppe s and ivor, LIST o. 8 Is ID
do; 81 Is Pete sburg and Windsor LIST do, 500
I'd do, Sl50; Petersburg and Suffolk; lst do: So 80,
| I'd do, $500. Between Suffolk and Norfolk, lst
class. SIoo, I'd class, so cents; Suffolk and Wind
lst do. rs cents, I'd DO, so cents; Suffolk and
Zuni, LIST do. Sl0a. ID do, IS cents Suffolk and
Igor, lst do, 81 %, I'd do, rs cents; Suffolk AID
Wakefield LIST do, 81 so, I'd do. 81 00 Suffolk and
Wavery, LIST do, S1.75, ID do. Sl.25 Suffolk and
Disputanta, Isl do, ss2.0e, I'd do, s. so.
The Train earring stock and other matter, for
the State Fair at Petersburs will leave Norfolk at
50 A. M, Monday, the 3st October. Returning
will leaye Petersburg Monday the LIST November at
I. 80 A. NJ.
The Train carrying stock and other matter for
exh biton at the Seaboard FAIR Will pass down the
road Monday. the 9Th November leaving Feters-
burg at 73J 4 NJ.
The Tram carrying stock and other matter for
the Nansemond Far will pass down the road, leav
ing Pc tersbnrg. Monday he 2tth day OF October, at
7:30 A. land up the road the following dag, leav
ing Norfolk al $50 A NJ.
The foregoing schedule of trains will take the
place of the Freis hit Trans as they now run-for
the period merely which they smbrace-that is,
from the 2ith October till the 9TH November.
A special Train will leave Suffolk at p. NJ, for
Norfolk, Wednesday and Thursday. the Goth and
9th OF October. in order TO accommodate visitors
to the Nansemond Fair from Norfolk, Portsmouth
dndsicnty. WILLIAM MALONE.
: ,.fk
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RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
ssS II - $50 CENTRAL AND PET +. r s.

e- RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
4 sSS IL -. - 49, CENTRAL AND PETE s.
sasz s--sk. ssf7,5 i IIRG STATE AMI, UNION
AGRICULTURAL FAIRS.-Memberso OF the As
rcultural Societies visiting the above Fairs will be
furnished By the agent az the station tat the time
of purchasing their tlchetS) on presentation OF
their Ger ifcate of membership. with FREE RE-
TURN TICKET.
Stock or other articles DESIGNED for exhibition at
either of the above Fairs will be charged iui fare
down, but will be returned free of charge, If re-
manning in possession OF same owners.
Persons having stock 10 send to the Fairs. Will
please notify the agents at the stations THREE
DAYS IN ADVANCE. proper arrang ements can
be made for their transportation.
C. CAMPBELL, Supt.
Supt's Office. F.. & D. r R.,{
Richmond, Oct. 49, 1859. oc l3-lm
x-4-- -- IMPORTANT NOTICE
4li1sss gEEsasssaasss ssss CHANG OF H0URS.-On and
aa-s2 s1sX-,Ss- after MON 18th inst, the
Mail and Accommodation trains will be run as fol
lows:
Day Mail leave Richmond Depot at..- $50 A. NJ.
And arrive in Richmond at ..........-. .2:l5 p. Nj
Night Mail leave Richmond Depot at 100 z. NJ
And arrive IN Richmond at. ..-........ $3.50 A. NJ
accommodation leave Richmond at. -. .s:I5 p. NJ.
Returning, leave Milford at .......... 7:l5 A. nj.
SAINT RUTH, Suyt. Trans.
Office R., F. & p. 4. Il. Co.,i
Richmond, Sept l6, 1859
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49,. CARRIAGEN. CARRIAGEx.-

nESFsSaR CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES
~ The snhscribeT aas on hand, ~ has Coach
~ Making Establishment. on Lombard All
ley between Main and Cary 18th and issh streels,i
near the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHAkl0-
TEES, BARoICHES. BIZ KS with and without
ssr ps ana slLkiks-all OF has own make, OF 90,
be sold as low SIS good work III the kind can 10 IN
The city Of Richmond. and respectfully ask call
from those IN want OF any article in the CARRIAGE
iine, as am determined to make to order And TO
sell al the lowest erlcas possible and all work sod
mh7-om
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NEW FALL STOCK.

~2AfAFO UR UNDRED CASES u
We have jq,t received four hundred cases of
BOOTS. SHOES. and TRUNKS. suitable for the
Fab and Winter sales, comprising a good assort-
ment of the following kinds: Men S and BOYS Bro
sans, lar@e sizes; Mems and Boys Kip and Calf
to 9. very heavy. with heels; Women's Dutch
Boots, OF the verv best quality; Mems heavy Double
Sole Peged Boots laree sizes. made to order; La
dies fine Heel Boots, KID and Morocco, some very
lar-e sizes. We invite all in want OF Boots and
Sroes, At wholesale retail. to give MS p call: we
will sci! them very low. PUTNEY & WATTS.
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17sHE best co ITCH sYR UP .a
The hest COYGH SYRUP in the world ID
HARTsHoRNE'n pECTQRaAL SYRUP OF

TIs. AND Ali, DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.
This Syrup, haying stood the test oil many years
perence remedy for irritation or thhliiiiia-
ton OF the Lungs, Throat, or bronehi1' IL achhow
led ed by all to he remedy emnentiS superioI "
other known compounds used for the feiei anu
radical cure of Coug his aud Consumption
In compoundng Couch syrup LOT Sehef :, use'
the physcian--for none but physleian shoaiu o.
ledge of the constitution and constituted parts y,
man to avoid entirely the adoition OF tins not
can in any way tend to do injury. ms ~ s,,,n
only to cause a symptoin such as CouAh, 70 ntsoP'
tor that he should cure his patient radically WniiS
the nretender may aay Coush ps ms optui1 a.au
souills ulolasses and laudanum antiinphy, . upi,
mia and wild cherry bark, and NOT De account
for the after health oi ms pate,n' ,n n Cnuph
nostrums of the day have power To STOP CouSShi,
and the deudea victim is iuiled INTO an ihcuiapie
form Of disease, perhaps dsatn ;o. ~
Although a cough may arise from 'aIiey VI
causes. which still continue 20 a., 81 the
Tubercles Atscess, Chronic inflammation 81 tis
Iungs Liver, Broncbia, Act &c, stlli .De Iuhsss
are the orgaas compelled to do the cooshihs' anu
consequently produce consumptloq; , -,
Dr. ]. S. ROSES COUGH 81 nOf WI, hoa a o1 of
cure cough but IN all cases prevent sha' hioN VI
disease sGCONSUMPTIoN. n n.
For Bowel Complaint. DarrhPa, uysentery. ".
Us. ROSES CARMINATIFE BALSAm is tas
most reliable remedy-pries 70 cents. VI. =. p =.
R0SE'S PAIN CURER-This popular remedy
cures Cbolic Pains in the stomach or, Bowels,
Rheumatism Sprains, BRUISES, fatas II the LINUS
IoiutR ppiue Disease. or any PAIN, inhsI hIt5 OF
externa Ely-price IL. 25 and 90 cents. Inc Uoctof
has had ample time to test these reilieutes ~ His
~ Sold By w L. wARING, 1O7 Broad street, above
9th, Richmond, Va.
tnre over the cork and the outside Wrapper OF
each bottle Ise 2-tsl Dr.. i. s. ROSE son.
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, UPTURE GUREDF9 FIVE DOLLARS
II DIR. SdERMANS great radical Cure Truss
can now lie had for onls five dollars. Every nedi-
nounces it superior to all others. II desired we
will cheersnily refer to any of the very numerous
persons who have been thoroughly cured ny this
Truss. Persons owning valuable slaves thus afilict-
ed should procure one, they being durable. and
the cheape the end. We will send this Truss
tn any part of the country By Express or mail.
For the Truss. or Information concernin: IT. ad-
dress G. G. JACKSON.
No. II Main street, Richmond Va.
Persons not knowing us, can send their money TO
any merchant OF friend in this city.
The Truss can be had also at Nessrs. NEADE&
BAKERS and MlLLSPAUGH Il JOHNSGON'S s.
DTug2sts. DS CIV
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vI,UE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS IN ItE

i CRY, YOU GAN FIND AT NO. II MAIN
ST.. BY JOS. STRAUsE --1o00 Shawls Tor ser
wants at q cts worth 81: 500 ards the handson-
est patterns Of Valencia. at l2a cts cheap at Is;
Ladies' Md Gloves, at rs cts. ard higher prices;
Is pieces Irish Linen. from 375s cts, c. selling at
other places irr twice the money the incest and
best quality Muslin DeLaines. from l2s, Is and np-
STRAUSE'S.
Larse stock Of Extension skirts, from 50c;. to IS
cts: 80 Spring az 500 Just received another lot
goIng off very FAST 1000 dozen Ladies and Children
Hose. WOODEN and cotton, at low prices; Bed and
Servants Blankets at half Their value; Ticking,
Flanneis. Sa'inetts, CassImeFes, for Men and Boys
wear. at all prices; Bleached ard Brown Shirtng
and Sheeting at prices to please every body. Car
petu2s of great many Qualities, and the prices SO
low that every body get one at small outlay o.
the cost, Is cts per Yard 1874 ., T7a anu o. al
wooien and n great many more Goods too nunler-
Gus to mention. Call soon, without delay, before
all the cheapest Goods gone
49, - I0S AIfSE No 81 Main st.
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oF TIE mrnllAL CO...

TNFIR HAKf OF THE II E-DitAL tUGs-
L LEGE.-Th lntrmAry is situated at the corner
OF Marshall and COLLEGE streets, in elevated and
Geathlu position, convenient to the Railroad De
pots Hotels and other centres of business Il is
furnished with every arrans cement requisite or
the successful treatment OF diseases and Injuries,
aud Tor the comfort of the sick 4 persons re-
CURING MEDICAL or SURGICAL aid, except
the insane and those laborlne UNDER conta ious
IN women are also received and carefully attended
tn
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all the cheapest Goods gone,
JOS STRAUSE, No. q Main st.
CxTR4OR BINARY aTTa ACTION

T. 6oons 70 BE CiosED OUT AT HALF
bred Corsets all qualities; $50 CIoahs; 80 hana-
some Embroidered cellars at = 30 aha % ffbts
NJ % cents worth 80 cents; $50 Yards Bonnet vel
vets at great sacrifice; 400 pieces Dress run
nngs. guaranteed save OF 90 per cent 3oo iai9 -.
cbiidren's Wors,ed Hoods, Sacqnes. and CapeS; 70
ladies' and children's MeTno Vests 5oo par hld'
broderies. Trimmings, Hosiery, Gloves, me
Goods: ind line of Millinery Goods. Geaul
nTesses. Hair Pins and lots of other Goods, which
viii be closed out az nnpreeedoGtea low prices, at
GOLDSMiT'S Trimm ng and
VARIETY Store. 2D5 Broad st.
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nGGGETT L. AMBER son.

~ GOV EkNUE STREET,
= Would invite buyers to examine their Fall stock
I of CARPETING. FLOOR OIL CT Otis, and
CURTAIN GOODS, which they selling much be
low the usual price that such goods are sold at.
Also large and varied assortment of PAPER
HAEGINGS, from the chea pest to the finest that
rs mann featured. both French and American,
which " Ill be sold very cheap. We are also pre-
pared with the best OF wofkmen % make and ht
TO rOon!s in the cts or country. EARPETS, CT X
TAiNS, OH CLOTHS and WINDOW SHADES,
atthe shortest notice, Also, PAPER HANGING
done hy superior warkmen H0nsekeepefs need
ing anxthing in our line, will and our assortment
good and our prices low. 5-3m
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UNDERTAKING.

ss~-
WIN. F. CHA NDLER,
SsN s.xzlr--5 CABINET MAKER,
FRANKLIN ST., Bet n 18th and 18th
Haying opened shop az the above location. Will
ING, ALTERING. VANISHING. ac., of all
kinds OF FURNITU RE, at the shortest notice,
He rs also prepared to attend to all the branches
of UNDERTAKING, and soIicits call.
A- SHOP on Franklin street, between 18th and
18th. Sc I~sni
THE UNDERSIGNED RE-
tzzss - TURNS his thanks to his friends
and customers for their patronage
in the UNDERTAKING BUSINESS for the last
ten years. lie is prepared to furnish COFFlNS OF
all sizes and qualities TO suit the circumstances of
all who feel disposed to bury their frenrs genteey.
He has n fine HEARSE, with glass windows.
SERVANTS C0FFINS of all sizes; also,
SHEETS, SHROUDS, &c, on hand, at the corner
of Franklin and 18th streets.
JEREMIAH SATTERWHITE,
au 9-6m* Agent for JoHN NETTLEs.
TURPiN, ROPER u MUIR
tzuIs sas-r RAY,
ENDERTAKERS.
Governor street, between Main and Franklin, Rich
mond Va,
Keep constantly on hand all kinds of ready made
COFFIES AND METALLIC BURIAL CASES. :,
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JOIN e. DOnERTY. fpEl

=. JOHN 4. DOMERTY, 1pEO
MERcHANT IA Ito 1913.
IA ls'A ST BETWEEN az Mad AIRY.
IN Has received SIMPLY 81 the best FOR
--A~ EIGN and AMERICAN GOODS. which he
VIII make up for the lowest resnunstative profits.
Il. S.---Having small expense. | can make W
the same garments twenty per cent. cheaper than
~ any other establishment IN thu ests. &c e-Sm
GOvERNMENT JAVA COFFEE, 81 snps
~ ror enality-ls0 has I FOR salebs
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RICTFNIoNg AND YORK

f--yr--- $500 RlCEEAIoNlt AND YORK
1s gsi.s y ! k !. I + ! N aNg
CHANGE or. SCHEDULE-Resularc connexions
with KlNG AND ALIEN sti &c, G N 81 AMP URBAN
MA, NORFOLK, Est POINT, and all the IN
RIvers.-on and after MONDAY, October H. the
PASSENGER Trans :stoppnS at Eaf oaks, Meadow
and retufnin-, viii
Leave 24'h street, Richmond. daly texeept Sun
days. at 67s A. NJ Arrive at the W hite House, do.
RETURSISG Leave the White House daily lex
on TUESDAYs and SATURDAYS an Accom-
mediation Train will leave the White House at s14
a. Vi. Arrive a 2ithst.. Richmond, at 90 A NJ.
~, + Nsae4Ee re- 2tth Isl street RleEmond at
- PASSENGERS !eayins. Richmond at G5<e 4 N on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS,
FL W Tfs F F6TR Y H6Rs hsT f6s
S0 seas sF IA ata N s S5 sr@nfF k stors
on on oNDhYs' WEBNEsbAYs S' and FRtpAYs,
House. same day s, al 5 p. NJ. for Richmond.
Thr"ugh Tickets to F!azisrs -. :, 81 Is
Th,ou&h Tickets to Cartons Store. .-...... 3 90
Throuah Tickets to v rlsht's Store. $50
Ihroush riekets TO Ghqrehvliie &C.,. $1,000. 400
On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS the steamer 1,sG
vii The Sf hs House at H. on the s
rival Of the cars from Richmond, for Norfolk and
all the Intermedlate landings on the PamuDkey
and York rivers. Returning, will leave Norfolk
on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS. at 7 A. NJ,
touching mt al intermediate landings and con-
Meeting with the treln, leaving the White House
at 5 p. NJ. for Richmond.
FARE THROUGH 81 so MEALS EXTRA.
FREIGHT VIII Re received ut the Office at Rock
etts, near the lower Gas Works, daily, TIL 4 P.
NJ, and Will he forwarded on the following days.
tTeig lat IN all cases TO be paid at the Rockets
Office. before shipment or delivery.
Negroes will he required. when travelling alone,
TO leave with the Ticket Agent Conductor pass,
stating expressly that they have permission to
travel on the cars. THOS. X. SHARP.
Oc I4-ts nte n1eut.
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-y-s TRUNKS, TRUNKS, TRUNKS.

~--aTB 6. HELLER Il CO., 1888 Broad st ~
formerly NJ Harris Il Brn.l have Just received u
iarge lot of INKS. made by the best manufac-
tory in the country TO their especial order, for the
best of city and c0untrs trade and are selling them
at prices to suit all in want OF a good Trunk.
Besides her large assortment of Boots, Shoes,
CATERS and Buskins for tents, ladies', misses and
children, they are daily recetvIHs and fashion
able Goods TO suit all want of the best manutac-
tured goods IN the Boot and Shos line
G.HEliLER & co.
lS3 Rroad street, between 9th ard 9Th
n. B-Aso. 200 pairs of ladies' fine Heel Caters,
only 81 IS.
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JEW STOCK OF FRESH GOODS as

NEW STOCK OF FIX ESH GOODS as
~ GREAT REDUCTIONS FROM FORMER
PRTCES-SOUTHERN IMPORTING HOUSE -
SAMUEL; SUTHERLAND, No ls2 Main street
Pistols. Rifles. Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches.
Game Baas. Waddng and sPortlnf Articles Of all
Tackle. &C. &c. Colts Reyovers in any guam
tity and on the most favorable terms.
This certifes that at the sixth annual exhibition
of the United States Agricultural Society, held at
Richmond Va, October, 1858. one Silver and three
Bronze Medals were awarded to SAMUEL
SUTHERLAND. of Richmond, Va, for Guns,
Pistols and Rifles. TENCH TILGHMAN, Pres't.
REN PERLEY paoRE, Sec'y.
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RAu,RoADs, 10.
zEss , sSs'a2l lAg2s Il Is I:

4Sk az GSI 4 IA q N ks i H i Aw An.
EERRss.effhnHkSu6n IIsk o.asH
CHECK No a,,s. Mai. niT Twice all,
n'e glu III .pted between Richmond. Alex
spa.a, Ba,ti .ss. Wess. VA Aesss
York and a. Inpot I'm over the Richmond Fred
erieIabnrs Potaaae Rairssd, to the f9.9msc
IissIs 20 To- Washing ton. IS miles, IN All ~
s,n - ssu, hours: icing comfortable and Der-
feffls SAFE ,ass p 3d. A. NJ and $50, M
RaGtS GE Under charge Of speciaI iA s;.nl
CHECKED "a koUGH 70 W ashihss oh' Da's'.''o'
phiia,lephia and New York. ... r.,,x.-
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~0 MoND SToNE.WARE
TN POT cry,

~ RICHMOND, Va.
mn REESE PARR, Proprietors
Ihe subscribers respectfully inform the mer-
chants of Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee
that they are manufacturing the yer, best quality
SIoNE-W ARE, which they are selling at factory
prices; with liberal discount for CASH.
ga All WARE sold by us will be delivered in any
part OF the'city free Of charge.
KEESEE & PARR.
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ELLETT Il wEfSlGER,

oPPosI SIZE II. 20 E t;lli'f fi'gVs' BANK.
Have inst received ALL OF THE LATEST
STYLES OF GENTS FINE DIR EsS HATS and
FRENCH SOFT HATS. viz: The GARiBALDI.
ZoUAVE, VICTOR EMANUEL, and a SPLENDID
assortment of YOUNG GENTS FINE CLOTH
CAPS. Also, BOYS DRESS HATS and GAPS.
in great variety.
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loOJ. SrR n 20 u IL, LIZ " Al y
SIMPSON n MILLER, at
J. ID. Goodman K Co. 8 old stand ITO Main st.

nfEkA GLAS>ES. spy GLASSE as, ma
~, -. KIM GLASSES, &c.-The subscriber has
Pearl and liver, OPERA GLASSES, MARINE
GtLLASssS SPY GLASSES, STEREoSCoPIC
VIEWS, MICROSCOPES. nj A N q
GLAssEs, &C.. DC. tie takes pleasure ia an
nounc,a, 10 his friends and public. that nil of the
aeove articles OF the best quality hoping TO os-
Ter such Inducements that cannot fail Ia please.
y. A. MYERS. cor. Nam and Pearl sts
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pUkE IRISH NHishEy .-k4ce.sin- t.s-
gay. through Custom Hense, one rane,ieon
81 ewaft's Selebfased IRISH Malt Whskey -
thoss sho appreciate a glass OF genuine iiat
WHtskS5 fHHch have now opportunity 10 get
asnpeis Liberal discount made 70. Restaurant
keepers. ], r. KAxANAGH,
Family Grocer, and deaIer in Wines,
,L,4nars and ci 5afs. l72 Broad ST below 9Th,
JuSf TO HARD-2s no ses kaisins. hsz Sweet
Aaaiends, ~ bt,sE hne Potatoes ie bags of Oatmeal
~ ~ Huckwheat, kc.. ke. '
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nAsf1ssgt CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
gzStt1gs3s CARRIAGES.-The subscriber intends
~ CLEANSING his business and Wi otter for
sale his stock OF CARRIAGES. Ne. Of his Own
make, consisting of RocKAWAYS. BU6GikS,
with and without tops &c, which have been put
up with great care-inr this msrket-at Is per eent
lower than regular city prices, he intends tn sell
every vehicle on hand / would further state, that
all persons in want Of CARRIAGES. BCGGIES.
&c will fad 10 greatly to their interest give
call, as am determined To sell at all haxsrds,
lower than any one else. in order 20 close oas my
stock. John DOES.
&C 2i-Imt Corner 9th and Broad as.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10

saEY BOOTS AND SHOES made to order
for ladies and sensitive are now pre-
pared to make to order at short notice and reason
able prices Boots and Shoes of every known variety
and stS now worn. Having in our employ the
best workmen. and using rome but the very best
in want with Boots, Shoes, &C. which, for quality,
style and finish, are SURPASSED by none in the United
States. MARCUS HARRIS Il BRO.
and wholesale and Retail Dealers
in Boots, Shoes. Trunks, &c, Main street, next
to American Hotel.
nj Ne Enrpman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10

CHUES, and
BOOTS.
Mems and Boys fine Calf BOOTS.
Calf and Patent Leather CATERS.
Oxford Tt ES.
SCOTCH BOOTS-something new.
Also, large and complete assortment of
SERVANTS SHOES.
Constantly on hand large lot of CITY MADE
BK0GUES.
All We ask a call to our new store as we Will
not fail to please. NJ. & II. MYERS,
Oc 24-lm 296 Br Dad st. above 1st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10

<@w7 ANOTHER lot ofthosc Ladies' Heel
szSS14S ed CATERS. at Si.s5, at
q. HELLER co.'s, lss Broad ST.,
Formerly MI. Harris Il Rra
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10

Ssa G.. HELLER & co.. Is3 Broad ST..
have lust received their second supply oil
BOOTS. SHOES. TRUNKS, tc.. and are ready to
eiIaf a most complete assortment to tho trade
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10

CRATES. TENDERS FINE SETS OF
" sHoVELs. ToN6s and foK ERsCI bay f, for
Including every STYLE of TENDERS, SUMNER
RIECEs, hand som z apd PLAN sets ct sHoyELs
coal SCGTTLES, Cinder SHOVEI.S, Fire SHO-
yELS; hsndsome STAMPS fer sheSes CESAR, and Pokers
BRICK: are SLABS and JAMS; sets Of SOAP
stone for setting up Crates; Tavern and Church
BELLS, ef sweet tone. Builders, Housekesrers
can be supplied at the lowest Northern PRICES.
an manufacturing all kinds OF Brass and Iron
BRASS FOUNDRY, and CRATE aud FENDER
MANDATORY, No. 225 Main street, between
Sth and eth streets. west side. K chmoud Va.
au Ism s. d. DENOON