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NHRISTMAS Observation-Disclosures and
~ Rqber Toys of new and beautiful designs Hard Rubber
Finger Rings diamond setting Hard Rubber Gold Mounted
Pen and Pencil Cases Ladies Travelling Satches Cabas
Children and Ladies Umbrellas Parlo and Foot Balls Rub
her Dolls and Doll Heads Hair Brushes, and great variety
of articles suitable for presents.
f. VI. PUNDERS0N co,
daft No 2Og Baltimore street.
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DICHMOND FLOUR.-The undersigned have
IL been appointed by the manufacturers, Richmond,
Agents for the sale in this market of the well known brands
of four-"TALLIAFERR0h and &c. TH0RNTON' and are
prepared negotiate for entire cargoes less quantities
this Flour delivered board vessels Richmond,
cturers prices in this market with the addition Of usual
charges for freight &c.
supply sufficient fill requiring deliu
will be kept hand Warehouses; which
solicit the attention of shippers
P. MALCOM CO,
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TobattU.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

MI
T. j. Martin, lb. R D. Banks, lblA r. Courtney, los
e. ). Gravely, Allen Knight, " g. H. Lawrence los
W. L. Saunders, +" Tobacco Queen, " Goode Co, los
Brce Thomas, " F. Taylor, I" &c. J. Wood, los
J. Sheldon, IS S. Law, Twist F.. j. Ward, los
J. J. Crittenden, " IT. NJ Ross, Dennis los
Harry of the West "A. K Courtney IT, Newman, los
j. s. Turner, " IRoseneath, g IT. L. Orton, los
Queen of May, " fPikinton's Plan Nicholas, 2O's
b. 7. Preston, ter'S Pride, '' Uncle Toms, 2Os
Ferguson, Hatch Old Dominion, g Marigold, Il lb
err Co., g A. r. Courtney, SIS Planters Pride,
lG. III. Lawrence SIS
In store and for sale by COURTNEY son,
iaJ-t SouthC etra
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NOTICE. will contract to winter 10 or II
HORSES the following Six dollars per month
hay with of comfortable stables and regular attention.
all grain given be paid for at the market value,
and the horse at the risk of the owner.
have fine HARM ESS HORS ES sale and pair
of Pennsylvania FAMILY HORSES.
Several superior DEVON CATTLE, (male and female and
lot of imported ALDERNEYS, (male and female) with
many Ayrhres (mae and female of the highest milking
properties.
DURHAM STOCK, from the famed SALLIE WALKER.
For Particulars address call on
MARTIN GOLDSBOROUGH,
No. IA n. Calvert street, Bait,
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r#a TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY ON
LII POPLEToN STREET:-By virtue of decree of
the Circuit Court of Baltimore City, affirmed by the Court of
Appeals the undersigned Trustee will offer public sale
the premises TU ESDA1 the 18th day of January next at
io'clock, p. NJ,
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND the side of Popple-
ton street beginning II feet 43 inches north from Ramsay
street. and running thence north Poppeon IL feet
10 5l3 nches with depth of 60 feet to foot alley.
The lot is subject ground of $S and is
improved by good two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
being the 7th house north of Ramsay street
Terms of saleCash on day of sale
JOHN CARSON, Trustee,
L, t.etr..
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JOHN CARSON, Trustee,
II Fayette street
dos -laW3W SAMUEL H. COVER. Auct'r

TNRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of Decree of
the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, the undersigned
Trustees will offer public sale the Exchange Reading
ROOMS 10 South Gay street. SATURDAY, the 2d day
January, 1859, at o'clock, z NJ
l. All THAT THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE AND
LOT at the Southwest Of Lombard street and Marsh
Market Space binding twenty four feet six inches Marsh
Market Space, and twenty six feet on Lombard street
o. 3,4. THREE THREE STORY BRICK DWELLINGS
adjoining the above each fronting thirteen feet six inches
on south side of Lombard street. with depth of twenty
four feet six inches.
Terms Onehird cash and the balance in six and
twelve months, with interest and security Title in fee sim
ne indis tah
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7; PARkIM SCOTT, ! trustees
+. w. BRUNE, JR., iruslees'
IN = IL EAA ER AIch

TNRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of decree of
the Circuit Court for Baltimore City, the undersigned
Trustee will offer at public sale, SATURDAY. the 22d day
of January 1889, at O'Clock 7 NJ, at the premises
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND i'll Baltimore City fronting
Fourteen eight inches the south side of ons
sixty nine feet inches from Schroeder with
depth of hundred and fortysx Boyd street The i'm
proyements consist Of TWO STORY AND ATTIC BRICK
DWELLING on Holns street, and TWO STORY BRICK
DWELLING Boyd street.-The whole subject to
annual ground rent of thirty dollars payable half yearly
first of April and October, being the property
toned in Mortgage from Septmus Hopkins, dated the ih
March, 1855 and recorded in LbeT g. T. s. No IA, folio 473
&c
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Dlumbsrs,

DLUMBlNG IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES BY
JAMES FAY No. 16 Sharp street, doors south of Ger
man street, Baltimore. Keeps constantly hand
sartment of HYDRANTS, Lift and Force PUMPS, Rams
Water Closets, Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Zinc. WASH BA-
SINS and BATH FIXTURES of every description up
the shortest notice the most improved principles. All
terms s2S-ly
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BALTIMURE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. Is SOUTH STREET
INCORPORATED IN 1880 Charter PerpetuaL
JOHN l. DONALDSON, President
IINHlS COMPANY proposes to insure lives fol
for life. With their rates the as
sured enjoys the benefit immediate lieu of prospec
tive and uncertain bonus He risks neither his policy MOI
the premium ne has paid.
These premiums may be made payable annually, semi
nually or quarterly, at option of the assured
The Company buys and grants annuities
Sells endowments for children.
Makes all which Life interest Money
is involved A. b. COULTER
49, Secretary.
Medical Examiner, DR. DONALDSON, "a Franklin street
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rHRISTMAS GIFTS.
~ choice assortment Of
GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
For sale by d. c. DRISCOII,
AT his fancy Perfumery and Furnishing Store,
30 Baltimore street,
d2lu next door below Frederick street
EHRISTMAS PRESENTS
" AT WEBB'S.
CORNER BALTIMORE AND CHARLES SITS.
FINE WATCHES,
RICH JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
FINE FANCY ARTICLES
Embracing great variety of elegant goods to
suit every taste. d20t
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BALTIMORE, Sept. l3.-Flour in good request
Howard Street IS. Wheat ower-whte Sl.l5S
Sl.40 red 5lU5GSlI3. Corn steady-white and
yellow Sl&S2c. Provisions steady. Whiskey firnl-
Ohio 25s..
NEW YORK, Sept 3-Noon.-Stocks active-Va.
6's 94a4. Flour slightly hsher-Southern S5s S5.l5.
Wheat quiet-white S12SAl35; red Sl.23. Corn
unchanged Pork dull-Mess SIS. Lard quiet
Whskey dali at 2ss4c p Motion iirmer-saes
OF 1850 h.lss. tpland mddng is quo4ed at liz a
IL, Wheat declined 3g5c. Sugar steady. Coffee
hTla al liG1lia. New Orleans molasses 40c. Resin
dull at Sl55
Sales in New York. Monday. of $1,000 Va els,
$50 At 9sa LOCO do. at 24 and 81 GOO do at ga,
and SO 900 Tenn. Is Mt SsS53.
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Z ottOn Statistics.

NEW YORK, Sept. 13-The shipping list re-
ports the total receipts of cotton for the year.
al all ports, ut 3,s5i.4Sl bales, and the total
crop at i,90o,700 The total exports were g.
2U.5I9 bales. The receipts at Northern ports.
by railroad via Tennessee. We're s5, 900 baiesl
AUGUSTA, GA, Sept. l3.-The Charles ton
Courier, in it's annual cotton statement, puts
the crop at 3,s5 ,2s2 bales.
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Massacre Of Western Emigrants.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. i3.-Papers by the Utah
mail give an account of the massacre OF emf
grants at the Raft, in Oregon river, on the oath
Of July by band of Bannock ShoshOne In
dians SIX men and one woman We're killed,
and as many wounded-some morally. The
party was robbed of s. go and their stock.
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A LIPT FOR THR MONUMENTAL the Ma
tional Masonic Convention, held this mont in
Chicago, Illinois, a patriotic lady, wife of one
OF the prominent Masons from New York, will
submit plan for enlisting the influence and
other AID of the ladies by forming Ladies'
Washington Monument Society to be espe-
cially under the auspices Of tho wives of Ma
sons, but 10 welcome all in behalf ofthe noble
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100000 GIVEN FOR THE EDUCATION OF THE
PooR.-A Georgia paper says: 1.-THE late NJ.
hundred thousand dollars to the Chenille
College and Military Institute. The interest
on this large sum is to be applied to the pay
ment of professors salaries and the education
of poor boys. This is, we believe one OF the
largest requests ever made to any one institu-
ton in the country.
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Illinois State Fair.

FREEPoRT, H., Sept. 1.-THE Illinois State
Fair closed to-day, after very successful eI
hibition. The three thousand dollar prize for
a steam pillow was not awarded on account Of
the condition OF the ground.
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AUCTION sAI.A
FUTURE Days.


rTRUATEFE SALE OF 119 ACRES OF
l LAND IN UPPER PART OF HANOVER
E0UNTY.-As Trustees in two deeds OF tsust, ex-
ecuted by Fl. v. Graves. one dated 9TH February.
lS57 and the other the 10Th February 1851, and both
duly recorded in Hanover spd Louisa counties
we shall cell at public auction. to the hi host
bidder. at Hanover Court House. IN TUESDAY,
day a tract of LAND, containing l19 acres, more
or less. the greater part Of which les IN Han
over county. adjoining the lands of Edward A.
Rouge. b. 3. Dickinson, William T. Dickinson,
nnd the laHds lately held BY Lucy T. Dickinson as
her dover of the estate Of Nathaniel Dickinson,
dec'd being the same land which was allotted to
the Trustee Of Susan H. Graves. in the division of
the real estate of tbs said Nathaniel Dickinson.
dee'd.
TERas.-Cash for no much a. will be sufficient to
satisfy the purposes Of the oeed; for the balance,
the terms will be made known on the day of sac.
The title is believed to he unquestionabis, hut
selling a. trustees. We shall convey with special
warranty only.
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Destructive Fire.

HALIFAX, Sept. PA fire, Saturday, de-
on Granville street. They included thirteen
extensive dry goods stores. tits reported that
three men were killed during the contlagra-
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CARPETINGs.:-IN

4 NAKPET1NES OVERWHELMINGLY! = Y :
OtGRAIN, THREE-PLY. TAPESTRY. BRUS
Sells, VELVET, BOOKINGS. FELT CLOTHS,
RUGS. DOOR MATS. &C., &C.
BREE DEN & Fox,
BROAD STREET,
are receiving. THIS DAY, Monday. 18th August
the ARGEST and NJ LOST ATTRACTIVE assort-
ment Of CARPETINGS ever Yet exhibited by
them. We have made arrang enents to keep our
newest and most desirable sty les. Our constant
attention shall be given to this branch of our bust
ness, and 10y adding the lnducement of a large and
we'll assorted stock to the very LOWEST scale of
prices, we hope to increase sales in this De-
partment very LARGELY.
BREEDEN K FOX, 2I7 Broad st.
P.S.-We have en4ased the services of UPHOI-
STERERS. who will be prepared to cut and Law
down Carpets for us at shortest notice. 90 1mf
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Action Of Gen. Harney nd Gov. Dourias,
NEW YORK, Sept. I3.-The Herald has news
from Victoria to August 18th, stating that both
ten. Harvey and Gov Douglas were concen-
railng all their forces At their disposal at San
Jnan Island. The American troops were still
on shore. The British ships were in
the harbor
1t is reported that the British have deter
mined not 10 permit any more OF our troops
to land. No British troops had landed nor
had steps been taken towards Joint oce patton.
All the British troops of the colony were hur-
rying to the spot. Gen. Harvey had answered
Gov. Douglas protest, and issued orders to
concentrate all the available forces in the Ore
gon Department at San Juan 10 reinforce
Capt. Pickett. Affairs were extremely threat
ening.
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I.ArEsr.--Leados, Wednesday Evening"
Ccnsois closed to-day at SSk e5k for money
and acconnta-market firm
Coffee hrm at a slight advance on all grades.
Breadstnhs dull at Mondays decline. All
other articles of merchandise are without ma
terial change.
AMERICAN SEcuRrTIEs.-~-Saies had been
made OF Illinois Central shares At 4eA a s0s.
dlscounti Erie Railroad a u.s. ditto Bonds
IS rs, ditto 3D. mortgage honda 81 a o.: New
York Central shares g q ~
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Maine Election,

PORTLAND. Mn, Sept. 13-The returns in
dictate the elect OF Morrill, (Repub) Cover
nor, by at least 10, 900 majority. The Legisls
turs is largely Republican.
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- Observation-Disclosures ACRES. !,

fHENRIC0 COUNTY. 8 LIES NORTH OF
HALF MILE EAST OF THE
RAILROAD, FOR SALE
or ESCHANGE.nWe are authorized by Mr..
James Phillips to sell very desirable little Farm,
located as above, adjoining the lands Of MRS.
I;ownes and others. Il contains lslaeres, of which
oak and pine. The buildings on the place are oil
new; consisting of a Dwelling with three rooms, a
Kitchen. Barns, Corn House, &c. To effect
speedy sale, real estate in Richmond or young ne
Eroes will be taken exchange. or it will be sold
on Sc .cnt STed'' b aoppN 9tsres Anc,
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United state. Agricultural Society's Fair.

CHICAGO, Sept. l2--The National Fair
opened to-day. The weather was splendid,
the attendance very large, and the prospects
very flattering. Nearly three hundred cows,
bulls and calves; two hundred sheep, mostly
French and Spanish Merinos; and nearly one
hundred horses, Of the Morgan and Black
Hawk stock, were entered. The mechanical
and agricultural departments We're filled TO
OVERLOOKING. On the whole, this promises to
be the most successful Fair ever held by the
Society.
fsECoND DIsPATCH.1
CHICAGO, Sept. BAT the National Agri-
cultural Fair, Gen. Tilghman made a speech.
and was followed by Vice Pres dent Cri item
den and Senator Douglas. Senators Hale.
Stuart and Chandler Were present
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80 FOX SALE. "A small TRACT OF LAND.
~ on the New Bridge Road, three miles east OF
the City of Richmond, known Auburn"
s A Hart and others. The above tract contains lz5
acres; and is situated in pleasant and desirable
mel heoIhnod: IL has upon 1t , very good DIVE
LING HOUSE, contai lining or 10 rooms, with
suiiciency OF wood and water. The soil is produc-
of grain, grass. &C., and would make a most desI-
'able We esable garden. is highly susceptible OF
Improvements, and by the iudlcous use of lime
satisfactory results from the use of these manures
on other lands IN the ueighborhood will attest The
eral and accommodating terms, or would be ex-
changed for city property. Apply to
RAWLINGS Il HOLLADAY
18th street, between Main and Franklin,
RIehpr ".
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..n-,d. Il Il. 4 4. ckaTBekRiE,s Trustees.
DRIVATE LTBRARY.

On THURSDAY MORNING Sept 18th,
IA the Basement of GEO. VI. VESTS Bookstore
Books are the Works of Lord Bolin. broke. bacon
burke; swift Calhoun Clay, Webster and Frank
ssarce and rare PRODUCTIONS of Ioha TAYLOR. OF
SNh iI.n L,ie Of Pinekney the Prose Works of
sope; Dsws' Digest; Dickens Works; Wayerly
novels "a vols. &c. he. Catalogues will be rendy
very valuable. o'A' arc
my resuiar sales this neason io'
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BY Thos. W. keesee, Auct.,
Coffee corner of 18th and Cary streets.1

CTOcK OF GROCERIES FOR SALE AT
y AUCTIoN.-Willb be- sold on MONDAY MORN
ING next. Sept. 18th, neneins At 10 o'clock at
the store Of Mr.. r. r. Sale. on Cary; between 18th
and 18th streets. opposite Mr.: r. Rahm's Foundry
oil of his stock of Groceries, &c.
se il THOS. w. KEESEE, Auct.
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s<s% FOR SALE-A small FARM of one hundred
s4@ Acres, one mile beyond the termination of the
Mechanicsvie Turnpike, about six and hall
miles from Richmond. in an excellent neighbor-
hood, and in the immediate vicinity of one or more
churches. The improvements consist of DWELL
ing with four rooms, and all necessary out build
lnss, all OF which are new. Also, an orchard OF
choice fruit trees.
It will he sold for one fourth cash; the balance
credit of one, two and three years with inter-
L. B. THOMAS.
jy 8-ts $50 Broad street, Richmond.
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1859. FALL AND WINTER. 1879
1rupoNs urry,Nyn1- IOOU:
PATEVT F FIaRo As cnEMrNr eoovrra

FIBRots CEMENT ROOFING.
Stances With 1oSs snS
.red yiih Mica. which mai. i FIRE fR66t ssl
perfect Tssstsncs OF the atmosphere n every Oh
nate and .' Wv w siFias' P'ihoop.
maes cooler ses Il isn In
n. Ysre *; .s s' s.ss: &;
Ss'' ss.,. ,s' &
printed insirucsions for applying. We also .slT
81 Gni ss' ss.ss. O. aa III '96a z CO.
TO THIRIY.IHAEE
PARAsoIS AND U M DIR ELIAS RE coy
mana colas, ' 81 sna osa
POWELL bess respectfully To inform the irhabi-
ssss. 81 saa u sssiSRi !G e:
proficient artists, to.ether with nnpreeedented
..w PsGss ~. %s'; ssss rss' s;o
'iNscnB ~o,f En- =. .Ss s. S nsss
b called for within sixty days sftsr isavIps "
sus .issr sSs 81 hat sims =
fos0 THE FALL TRADE. 1RE0
.sekcf corr ZERO NER \. PRtIT, xL!MoNDs,
fEEsERyssS Is. as sirsfo,, .sl1s:sd
sss s .ss s ana q & Ss s Il y:
al : shk snsis ss:s ..,,
tufed expressly for transportation. and vasreeeea
& 81. R. :sssaa e any sA 1NbREM ia
ss,s-lm Main st.. ss.s does . s. 1ssl.
-, yRess,A cssrsAIt I aAnanS4n
amount Of Wheat and othsr REaaqes asrlve4.
and the Depot being - ccmpiseely foi!. = - 80
come &c .s,s = g s,ss ~ ~ -
osded ffom - esFs z q he ri.k q he sv9{s e
cons!znse; end e not Tsmoysd ae@: l ses 49,
within - hours Ahsr pelnS unceosas vas
= IS -iasf1 ifHos, DoDAMEAI It's. ss..s
DXLTiMORE GLASS WOnKo ..neiag IN
ID full opersflons - sse psspafea = - Z"
'' sssSiiF fSSosf4hp sg r sIssEktIk IN
| EEkI aAfs q s 81 kInss. WIKI b5ffLEs.
ssS$|.|4 IT -.
~: :s.::-s'. ~ So ! 8! 8 :
TS6KbkdzA I ~ Il - $3.50.
=, s 49, Hi "a 4
4 ! 3 ] B I !
r.Aserua psazss.' sss's hs'Alss1 !. -
- ssSsa%
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CLAVEaUOR aALEs-H avine Sold - lhs4
- cf fhe lefa OetpInea G1efrkees, - - esSeey g
81 AvFk-ls}vsen ilky Ard qixty-- eageiesiAg g
MIN. BOYS. GIL La. WoalEN md chill DMEN,
la families. q tAoss msShsaf g ~ sSsss
Iiehneua, soph 8, - Ot-4&NW
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ON CITIZEN RETUgNEn-

old CITIZEN RETURNED.
~ LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF RICHMoND:-
Alter an absence of a few years have returned to
reside among you. with a view of embar king again
IN my old business of CONFECTIONER AND
FRClTERER, and have located at No. III Broad
street, above 9th.
The general estimation enjoyed, and the liberal
patronage bestowed, in years that have long since
sped, have been, and are, warmly cherished, and
Will ever be an incentive to serve kind patrons.
1t is my purpose. IN all times to come. to furnish
hope. deserve the liberal support OF friends and
citizens lii and out of the city.
Every article in my line will be found equal to
representation, and abundant in season. such as
CAKES. CAN DIES. NUTS. RAlSINS, ICE
CREAMS. JEI.LIES, PRESERVES, LEMONS,
ORA NGES. and other domestic and torei IN fruits.
Gail and examine my stock OF Confectionery and
Fsncy Goods: they are beautiful IN texture and
neutrality-suspicious. To do much service, as
well as adorn. Yours, respectfully,
ANTONIO PIZZINI.
No. III Broad St., above 9TH
n. B.-Parties, wedding suppers and Ice Creams
furnished at shortest notice. sc I2-lml A. 7.
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Masonic Grand Encampment.


CHICAGO, Sept. i3.-The Grand Masonic En-
eampment of the United States commenced its
session here to-day
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DRY GOODS. cARPEr1rc, &c.


NEW FALL GOODS. AT NO. ~ MAIN ST
~ An excellent style Bonnet for only 80 cents.
All kin,is OF Basques. ChesteTfelds and Ragans
for children, only 81. cents. Nnbias and Opera
Uoo,is: Rnehes. of every stye; Flowers and Rib
hons; Quilted Ribbons and Frins in ever, shade
The Solferino Shawl, n new article; Patent kur-
sery Clasps, and endless variety oil bargains, at
GEO. A. JACOBS. 20 Main st.,
se 1885, Nearly opposite st. Charles Hotel.
EALL TRADE.
+ sAM'L NJ. PRICE i co.
Are now recevng by every steamer and packet
'"'" FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
OF the very latest importations. Among which NAV
be found
Elegant two and four Flounced Silk ROBES
Rich Brocade and Bayadere SILKS
FOULARDS, in eraat variety
Bayadere PoPLINS
Brocade do.
Plaid do.
PARIS Printed DE LANES
De Lame ROBES
Robe de MATILDA
Valencia ROBES
VELOUR DE PARIS, new styles
Tourouise CLOTHS. all coiors
POLL DE CHEFRES
En- lish PRINTS and GINGHAMS
Mourning GOODS of every variety.
Also a lar. e lot of beautiful
Silk and Velvet VFSTINGS
CLOTHS md CASSIMERES, in great variety.
All of which they will sell as low az be
bous hit in this or any other market.
se3-ts SAM'L NJ. PRICE K co.
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COAL, COKE. &c.


COAL.-CLOvER HILL and ANTHRACITE
COAL and CQkE-hAIL COAL, Of the best
quality. at - per load For sale bv
NJ. u. WHITING.
sel-ts Near the Petersburg Depot.
coke. COAL AND 1.-THE
~ Yards at corner Of 10th street and Basin and oth
and Byrd will be constantly supplied during the
season with SOFT and HARD COKE and AN
THRACITE and BITUMlNOUS COAL, which
the city and suburbs. The prices Of Coke during
September will be follows: Soft Lump, o47S;
Soft Hail. - 80; Hard Coke $3.50. Anthracite and
Bituminous at current rates.
an Sits JNO, ]. WERTH. Asspt.
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TN mn HEAHT CYYEK6S SHIN
lUUsUUO 6IsE0-For saio low ~ on aeosm-
= Gin Truman A. PARKER. Z
fnN 400 FEET sAasosea as Poplar; ~ ~
lVJU,OlO sawed White Pine PsliHxs. y arfant-
ed 70 last % years; Tor sse q Y slsss Sut
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-14
CAM'L p. HAYES 4 SON,
~ nRAIERQ -

~ DEALERs IN
ANTHRACITE COAL.
A full supply constantly on hand Of Red and
White Ash Egg" Red and White Ash prepared
Stove, for families and factories. and White Ash
Lump for foundry use.
COAL
WEIGHED ON
Fairbanks Platform Scales 1T our yard. Orders
sent through the Post Office left ct the yard ISth
street, southside of the Dock, will receive prompt
attention. 10 G-<m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-14
DENTISTRY,

Il. A. JETEK, SURGEON DENTIST.
hST0SS office on Main street. below Pearl, next
~-AllO door to z. Horton Keach's Trimming
Store. and two doors above Nessrs. ThoS. X. Price
( Co IS Dry Goods Store.
Havin. returned to the city, would be pleased to
those that he has engagements with and all
those are respectfully invited who may be SO un-
fortunate to need the services of q Dental Sur
geon. Sc 13-lm f. A. LETTER.