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The rates west of Knoxville will not into effect
until after the completion of the Cleveland Braneh
RallIoad, which will be about the LIST of April,
Shippers of through goods must send dupieste
tickets giving the marks, weights and destination
of goods. Send to Cox's Line Of Boats.
A. 3. LEE. on the Dock
B.-Goods from Northern cities shl pped through
at reduced rates e lo-tsi A y, l..
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EDUCATION.


ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND MATHE-
II NAUTICAL SCHOOL; also. SCHOOL FOR
SMALL BOYS, 4th street, between Main and
Franklin. commencing 10Th Sept.
Pu pills will be prepared for the University OF r-
GINA, Military Institute, or any college, or Tor
business. :.
The Preparatory Department will he limited to
SIXTEEN SMALL BOYS, and will be under very
favorable circumstances.
Sc lots ;. L. PENDLElON, IrhcIpai.
DlANo FORTE AND 81 NG n G.-Mss
L ALICE C. DAWSON will be happy to receive
a limited number of pupils in the above branches Of
education, Oh moderate terms, either at the resi-
dence of the pupil, at her own, 10Th street, be-
tween Broad and Grace. .
Private lessons given in FRENCH to young
ladies. Sc o-Ili
MISS HARTSHORNE from New York, now
vi in this city, wishes to obtain schol ars for the
PIANO, either privately or IN a school. She is a
pupil Of Prof. WoLLENHAUPT, who gives her ms
hi shest commentator. Those wishing to receive
instruction will please call on her, at The corner OF
Main and Adams streets, or address her through
the Post Office, care of w. A. JENKINS, Ex-
change Bank. ,.., n
Richard Wilmer, Rev. c. J. Gibson, DR.. Hobson,
o. p Baldwin, Esq, VIM. ID. Gibson, Esq.
7--pwS
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CHURCH HUI ENGLISH, CLASSICAL

y MATHEMATICIAN AND COMMERCIAL.
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-The undersigned, both
graduates or profeients of all the schools of the
University of Virginia, have united to establish a
permanent School OF high order, en- Church Hill
and hope to be patronzed by parents, especially in
the eastern portion of the city.
TERMS:
Per session Of ten naoathS, ons-haD IN odconce.)
Ordinary English branches ............... $50 90
Higher Enslish. including book keeping. 80. 400
Ancient and Modern Languages each. 49,. 1000
RsfsreaeeS-F aculty University of Va. Charles
Fl. Winston. President Richmond Female inst
tute; DR.. F. w. Hancock: Or. Albert Snead; Rev.
A. Z. Dickinson; DR.. e. w. Briggs Or. Jno. Knox:
]. J. English, Esq; Wn. Folkes, Esq, Clerk Hem
Starkc Esq, Richmond. -
EA-For further particulars. see circulars
LARKiN WILLIS,
JNO. NJ. WINFREE,
CHURCH HILL, Richmond, June 2Ist, 1859.
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4 LLEGHANY HIGH SCHOOL. At BLUE
n SULPHUR SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
w. J. MORRISETT, A. M. Principal, and In
structor in Mathematics and Natural Sciences.
JNO. NEWTON SHEPHERD, Instructor in An
cient and Modern Languages.
r. D. BEACH, A. B., Instructor IN Moral Phios-
ophy and English.
GEO. W. BUSTER, Steward
The session will begin October lst and close the
last day of June, 1860 The exercises continue
without interruption on Saturdays. and there is no
intermission during the session, except Christ
mas day.
Expenses for Tuition and Board, including every
thing except lights, ) 40, payable one half LIST De-
tober, balance 18th February. Candidates for the
ministry, of any evangelical denomination, who
come suitably recommended, receive tuition free.
furnished at the Springs at Richmond prices.
For pamphlet, containing Autograph of the place,
plan, &C., &c, address
w. ]. NOR RISETT, Principal,
au 4-2m Blue Sulphur Springs Z. o., Va.
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n NEW STORE .--BOOTS,

uSHOES AND TR UNKS.-The under -
>Sssigned have just returned from the North, with
SHOES and TRUNKS, which they are offer
ing such prices that will not fail to please pur
chasers.
Our stock of Ladies' CATERS, BOOTS. SLIP
PERS, BUSKfNS, &C., are unsurpassed in style,
quality and price.
Misses and Children's SHOES, we have an end
less variety.
Our stock of Gentlemen's and Boys BOOTS,
offered in this city.
Constantly on hand large and full assortment of
SERVANTS SHOES, all of which selling
at the lowest cash prices. All in want of anything
in our line will find it to their interest to call on
NJ 4 IL. MYERS,
Sc I'm 296 Broad street, above lst
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DENTISTRY.

=. A. ETER, SURGEON DENTIST,
MS~Sofice Main street, below Pearl. next
S-Lio door to i. Horton Keach's Trimming
Store, and two doors above Messrs. Thos II. Price
* Co.'s Dry Goods Store.
Having returned to the city, would be pleased to
see those that he has engagements with, and all
fortunate to need the services of a Dental Sur
geon. Use l3-imt +. A. JETER.
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WI BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
Miss PEGRAAiM VII resume the duties oil her
She viii be aided by efficient teachers IN each de-
Mn lie BIRAUD viii be retained as French gov
Latin, Mathematics and the Physical Sciences,
will be taught 10y Professor Thk0DokE Hkl-
DENFIkLD, a gentleman whose nigh attalnments
and successful experience in teaching render hnl
worthy of entire confidence.
Circulars, with further details, may he had on
application to Mrs. j. w. PEGRAM, at her resi-
dence, Linden Square se6-lm
l ENINGTUN LAW SCHOOL.-Ihe eleventh
on MONDAY, the 7th day of November next; CIR
cuars will be sent to gentlemen deslring iniorma-
as Se the pr6g HS W. 2S sGGf
LEXINGTON, Va, August 10, 1852 Sc 5-2m
'I'HE EIGHTH SESSION Of Miss JESSIE
! GORDON'S SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES,
viii commence on the LIST OF October, 1859 Terms
as heretofore. Sc 5-lm
G. CLASSICAL SCHOOL, ON CLAY ST, BE,
this School viii commence on Monday, Septem-
Der 10TH and close July 18TH. 1860. 49,,
The Principal has associated with himself Mr..
C. j. FOX. a gentleman of high literary and elias
steal attainments, AID of twelve years experience
liberal support of the public. For further partlcu-
lars see circular which may be had by sddeEssRns
T.. AND ENGLISH SCHOOL: CORNER OF
MAIN AND lsT STREETS.-The 18th session
will commence September 10Th, 1889 The School
Will be limited tn such number of pupils can be
thorouehly taught by the Principal, aided by Prof
GAMBIN in the French, and j. A. CALY0 in
Drawing. Persons wishing 10 see the Principal,
can do no any time before the opening, by naming
place OF appointment IN note, through Post Oflce
Sc lin
T,EMALE SCHOOL ON CORNER OF 1ST
L AND CARY STS.-MRs. G. BARkSDAliE
will resume the duties of her school on the LIST Of
October, 1882 and the term will close on the Both
Having secured the services Of Professor Of the
French Ian guage and an excellent master OF Mu-
sic, she hopes to receive portion oi public pat
few boarders can be accommodated in the fam
| iiy of the principal.
TERMS
| Board for scholastic year. .Sl60
| English Tuition. ......... 30
| French do. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 70
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g., EI !! /. ON D AND ri

tfx1 $50 On and after September 1s.L
iss9 the trains on this road win run AS follows. ''
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND FOR PErERssgRs:
Express. throug h passe ge + daily
stSnndass excepted at ....... 4s2s clock A. M
Maii. through passenger, daily ,at.2:4g q p
Accommodation and FREIGHT. tri-
weekly, viz: Monday, W ednes-
gay ana Friday, at 800 . AN.
Express, through passenger daily,
Mail and through pa.sen daily. go e'ek a. d.
Accommodation and freight train, ~
ni-weekly. viz: Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday. at. 900 :" A, N.
RICHMOND TO CLOVER HILL:
Apassenger ear will be attached 20 the Coal Train
Saturday, at 6:i5 A. NJ.
Passengers going b this train win take the ex
Passengers from Clover Hill leave samml. a.
il;l3 A. n, arrive al Chester at l. M. and then
Richmond at 5:25 P. NJ, on Tuesday. THURSDAY and
Saturday.
The express, mail and accommodation trains will
stop when there are PASSENGERS to take up or Put
down at Manchester Temples, Rice's, Half Way
The express and mail trains from Richmond con-
meet with the Southern trains at Petersburg for
Weldon, Raleigh. Wilmington, &c. Through HEX,
cts for Wilmington can be procured at the ticket
Office in Richmond.
The same trains from Petersburg connect at
ton, Baltimore, &c. Through tickets for washins-
ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York, can
he procured Mt the office in Petersburg
Fare for white persons. ............. SIX
80 Children over Ave and under twelve
years of age. ..~..~............. 600
Colored persons In servants car. go
Colored persons Will not be permitted in the FIRST
class car, except when in attendance on infant
children, sick persons. absolutely recurring their
care, in which the same fare for white per
sons will he charged.
A discount of ten cents will he allowed on each
care when tickets purchased at the office, and
TO persons getting on the where tickets are
sold.
Servants travelling by themselves, must he fur
nished by their masters with two passes, so that
one can he retained at the office; and II mnst he ex
pressly stated on the pass that they permitted
to 90 ON the cars. fH0S. II. WYNNE, Sup't
Office r n p r. r, Cot
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- SHOCCO SPRINGS. WARKEN
YAK CoUNTY. N C.-S. d. SESS uMS, Pro-
JET prietor..st Is 900 For si0-A RARE
AAA DAGGER's WHITE SULPHUR

2E.HI BOTETO URTCOUNTY Va.
:, These SPRINGS, sometimes called '.DIBRFLL's
SPRINGS" will be open for the reception of visi
tor tors by the LIST Of July. The PROJECTORS, having
the qualification to know that they have given
sfaction heretofore to their visitors. latter them
selves that then future tahoTs will ensure full
portion of the public patronage.
Board, per day ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 rs
Board. per week ..--.... .-.-..-..... 10 10
Board, per hotel month"; (2s days.l -. 100
jy 20-2m JNO. F. SHIELDS Il co.
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liam TON AGA MY,

HAM TON ACADEMY.
- 1dI,> INsTRUCTeRs:
JOHN B. CARY, A. NJ, Principal, Ancient Lam
FLEMING JAMES, JR., A. NJ, university of
ETgima,) Ancient Languages, Spanish and
william E. CUTsHAw. (v.M.I..) Mathema-
:, tics, Tactics, and English.
EDWARD HARDlR, Graduate Weimar College,
Germany, Instructor of Music. FRENCH, and
Miss f. A. CLEVELAND, Female Department.
The exercises OF this school begin on the hrst
MONDAY IN October, and continue ten menths-
Board lights extra) and tuition In Ancient In An
dern LanguaP es, each, $40, and Music, $50, extra.
For catalogue, or further information, address the
Principal. Hampton. Va. an +-u1n -
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL school,
Il MAYO STREET.-The SiATEENIddH rS SE e,
the 26th September next, IN the basement OF the
Mr. JOHN #. BEALE IA. graduate Of da William Ia
masieai course and the English branches.
Mons C. BOULANGE, faithful and laborlous
p1 m soH and Mr. JOHN w. REEVE n BooE
Keeping and Penmanship.
For any further information, apply to me. after
the Sth September, at the Richmond House, or ad-
u' aa as I'D - G. P. BURRUss.
>. HE EXERCISES of Miss TAZEwELL'S
IN October next, and close the last day of June.
Competent and experienced teachers ia the sew
eral departments have been secured.
All other requisite Information will be commu-
Eicated through circulars, which viii be reserved on
For higher English Branches. $40
For Primary English BRANCHES ,-..v... so
MuSlc-ProfeSs0T' s fees, All l6--2ms
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wap<1 GEO. J. SUMNER a. 20. IMIUKI-
TA(ERS AND DEALERS IN CHINA, GLASS
aE AND EARTHENWARE, NO. ~ PEARL
~ STREET, RICHMOND, VA. are now
daily receiving their Fall supplies of CHINA and
EARTHENWARE,. mostly OF their own lnpofrt "a,
the lest manufacturers. Their stock of GLASS
WARE. LOOKING GLASSES, FANCY CHINA,
BRITANNIA PLATED WARE and HOUSE
ever before, making up most complete assert
ment.
We urgently invite the attention Of the mer-
chants of Virginia. North Carolina and Tennessee,
to an examination OF our stock this season. and
claim thai are can and feiN do icsI for them
all respects, as any regular Northern Ts-paektns
house.
Intending to remove on the LIST January to our
new warehouse now in process OF construction, we
wish to reduce our stock to avoid risk and expense
customers.
Orders will receive prompt and faithful attention.
STONEWARE OF the best quality, at factory
rates. au 9-2m
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PRIMARY SCHOOL mis- JULIA l..
jon NSfQN Will open School for small Bows
asid Girls AZ her house, on Third street. between
September, 1859. an l6--sw
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CHINA, GLASS, &c.

>~aN CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHEN-
@}WARE, III MAIN STREET-l am now In
&.s& receipt of my fall stock of goods embracins
and EARTHENWA re- in sets and by the piece.
also keep constantly on hand Il fine assortment
of PLATED and BRITANNIA WARE, ia BIZ +
CUTLERY. JAPANNEp WARE, ORNAMENTS
OF great variety, LOOKING GLASSES. LAMPS
and CANDELABRAS;S STONE VAR +. at factory
prices: Green and Black TEAS, &c, &c.
My stock for the wholesale trade | have selected
with great care, and feel assured that can sell on
as good terms as any re- packing house at the
North as | receive the greater part OF my goods
direct from the manufacturers. All goods packed
with care and shipped promptly
au 3l-6W q. b. TAI IOR, lE Main ST.
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$aS FOR SALE-A small FARM ofone hundred
5$zF Acres, one mile beyond the termination of the
& Mechanicsvile Turnpike, about six and half
miles from Richmond, in an excellent neighhor-
hood. and in the immediate vicinity of one or more
churches. The improvements consist of a Dwell
Ings, all of which are new. Also, an orchard OF
choice fruit trees.
It will be sold for one fourth cash the balance
on credit of one, two aud three years, with inter
est. Possession given immediately. PppIy to
l.. 3. THOMAS,
jy 8-ts $50 Broad street, Richmond,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

COUNTY; TWENTY MILES BELOW
notwithstanding 100 acres of LAND.
stage road. and from % to miles from the Rich
mond and York River Railroad-with frame dwell
ling and out houses. and has 60 or acres of clear
ed nigh land. IL or is acres OF excellent meadow.
tpartly clearedl and the remainder in wood land
"a suiiciency to support the place. with spring
OF excellent water and mari bank on the premises
and is offered for sale on very accommodating
terms ANY person wishing to purchase can apply
at a. TheRa of above
Sc Its JANE P. MORGAN. Executrix.
sfsx DESIRABLEFARMo of IOI AZ X :, IN
RcHMoSb III HALF NILE EAST e lY Of TIE
FREDERICKSBURG RAILROAD, FOR SALE
4 qao D.; h h, lii are authdrIed y MT
located as above, adjoining the lands of Mrs.
lownes and others. 1t contains le1acres, OF which
oak and pine. The buildings on the place are all
new consisting of a Dwelling with three rooms,
speedy SALE real estate in Richmond or young ne ,
groes will be taken IN exchange, it will he sold
on Sc Gas credit Rse opBN EARRs Auc
sssx FOR SALE.--A small TRACT OF LAND;
E$ae on the New Bridge Road, three miles east Of
- the City of Richmond known as auburn
5. A. Hart and others. The above tract contain l25
acres. and is situated in pleasant and desirable
neighiorhood. 1t has upon it very good Dwell
LING HOUSE, containing s or 10 rooms, with Il
suticiency OF wood and water. The soil IS produc
tye. and is well adapted to the growth oil all kinds
rabie vegetable garden 1t rs Lightly susceptible oil
Improvements, and by, the iudicions use of lime
and guano, can be made desirable farm, as the
satisfactory results from the of these manures
on other lands in the neghborhood will attest The
eral and accommodating terms, would be ex-
changed Tor city ps9 aW1 Ap2ly 70
18th street, between Main and Franklin,
au2- Richmond, Va.
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AIRS. BROOkE'S
vi BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

FOR YOUNG LADIES.
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
The session of this School will commence on the
1st of October 1885, and ord on the LIST day of July,
] $50.
All the branches OF female education will be
taught, including the fioosfn Languages, Latin,
Music and Drawing, IN all of which departments
competent assistants have been employed.
Particular attention will be paid to the manners
of the young ladies, and every effort will be made TO
give them The best moral and intellectual culture.
TERMS:
{ One half payable in advanoe-the balance the
18th OF February, 1907
Board. GU v
English tuition, (higher branches, ).----... 40 %
Modern Lansuag es, each 20 10
Music Professors fees.l
Use of Instrument. Observation-Disclosures 90
Primary Department. ...-...-............. 80 10
REFERENCES:
John Randolph Tucker, Dr. d. II. Tucker, Rich
mond, Va: st. Geo Tucker, Ashland. Va, Hon.
4. NJ. T. Hunter, Loyd's, Essex CO., Va; Hon.
James N. Mason, Winchester. Va; Rev. T. V.
Moore, D. D., Richmond, Va; Right Rev. Bishop
Johns, Alexandra, Va. Rev Chas II. Read, D. D.,
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Richmond, Va; Judge Il. FL.
Marshall, Charlotte g. H., Va. Rev J. R. Ora
CartersvHe, Va; DR.. Gessner Harrison Dr. Jas.
H. Cabell, University of Va; DR.. R. Fl. Cabell Mr..
Il. 7. Daniel. Richmond, Va; Gen. A: A. Chap
man, Mr.. Allen I. Caperton, Mr.. Oliver Bierne, Mr..
John Ecbols, Union, Va.
For further Information. address
HENRY l.. BROOKE,
iy l5-dtlst0 Richmond, Va.
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C. W. THILOW-Plano.
HEINRICH SCHNEIDER-Harp
@. ERTCSSON-Guitar.
Rev. NJ. D. H0GE, d. D.,

- iCHNt0ND FEMALE SEMINARY.
u On Gkace. heLLosaM TAird nAd EoMrth s.
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Ii NOTICE.-The subscribers would <B
most respectfully invite the attention rsss
~ f their friends, customer and the pubic gem
erallv. to their Spring supply of Ladies' Gentle,
mems Boys, Misses and Children's BOOTS e and and
SHOES, of all the latest styles, and OF the best
ouaIiry both of our own manufacture and of the
lest phadephia and Eastern work. All of the
above purchased In person by one OF the hTni'
with particular attention being paid to the retail
department. All of which will be sold low for cash,
or to punctual paying customers as usual ,o
No. I27 Main street. Richmond Va.
p s. Ladies' Gentemen's. Boys Misses and
Children's BOOTS and SHOES, made TO order, as
nsual nv IjylI-tsl A. II. i co.
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$50 - GREAT SOUTHWEsT-

lsss1 .:ss.sssssss''s5 ERN MAIL RoUTE-TwiCE
excepted. l--RIcHMoND AN y pANVILTE
ACKNOWLEDGING or SCHEDULE.-On
and after MONDAY, August I'D, 1889, the MAIL
and PASSENGER TRAINS of this road will iun
daily, as follows:
Leave Richmond twice daily Sunday evenings
exceptedl at A. NJ. and 340 p NJ, for Junction,
(Burkville,) Lynchbur Bristol, Knoxville, dalton,
Chattapoaga, Nashville. Memphis, Atlanta, Mont
gonery, Mobile and New Orleans
Leave Richmond daily texeept Sundays,l for
DanyIle, Va, and greensboro. N. c., AT S a. NJ.
RET L RN n G-Leave Junction, tBurkvile.l
daIiY (Sunday mornings excepted, at a. III. and
3l5 7. NJ. and arrive In Richmond at $50 A. Nj. and
6l5 F. Nj
Through from Richmond to Memphis in fifty -ono
hours.
EA The above trains connect both rays with the
South-Slde Railroad trains to and from the South
west, at the gunctos, and with the virginia Cen
from the North, at Richmond
Through tickets sold, and baggage checked thro'
To the above points; also, to the Virginia Springs
For through tickets and further information. ap-
ply at the Ticket ONCE of the Richmond and Dam
vile Railroad Company, Richmond
c. CAMPBELL, Superintendent.
e. r-,sr1s.,,,s,zz5- IN CONSEQUENCES OF
fHs9 ga:sfA ss!:..g the lars amount OF Wheat and
lAS---- Xxx ~other Produce arriving. and the
Depot being so completely fall, it becomes neees-
sary and this IS to give notice to AL ,eh0H may
concern that. II not taken away when delivered
from the cars, the same will he stored at the risk
and expense oil the owner conSgnee.
Z. CAMPBELL, superintendent.
sUP'Ts OFFICE X. &c ID. r., Aug. 18th, 1859.
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HATS, CARS. BOOTS. 90.

n NEW FALL STYLE OF HATS AND
SR GxFs ,ssfSsSt e p ss Skw
n K. AE YsEs ~ Of r Sae
determined to sell as low as the lowest in this city
be certainly suited both in price, quality and stye.
Call at No. M Broad street.
1859. FALL TRADE. 1889
ELLETT& wEIsIGER, MANUFACTURERS
Al ND 7, W w LESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
STREET, 4oPPosITE EXCHANGE BANK,l
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA, having made the most
and " oe
nane e tf HIS o. F5ene AND
American Soft Hats, OF the latest importatons and
designs; Ladies' Riding Hats; Boys Hats and
Caps; Misses Hats; and Children's Hats and Tur-
drens Furs, of all kinds, selected with great care
from the largest importing houses, and can nc es-
Pecialy recommended, as they are all ehtireiy
All we ask is call, feeling satisfied that such
'a' sa'nS win DC 'ns'sf aILaTT SWEIsiGER.
n FALL STOCK OF HATS. CAPS AND
APURs-JOHN D0OLEY;si MAN h,,, STREET an LET,
RICHMOND, Va IS now ready 70 exhi ny n q III
CAP and FUR line. The stock CONSISTS OF all tiie
popular S'''eS I HATS AND CAPS
Dress Hat, of hls ow2 and t ed NGgthsrn Manuo
Breadh b siy1e' Ne0 Wool HATS.
from the lowest quality servants to the hnest sax
ons N EMS BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CAPS,
of Fur, Cloth. Plush, Hair. Seal, Glazed, &C., &c.
LADIES RIDING HATS;
of Beaver black and brown. and richly trimmed
VeiSs' tHILDREN's HATS AND, CAPS,
of latest styles, some just imported from Paris
''oh p''''' LADIES' FURS,
Victorines, Tippets. Half Capes, Capes. Muffs,
Mutfatees, and Chldren's and Misses Furs, all
a'a caiRR asia 81 AND TRAVELLING ROBES,
Wolf Buffalo, Persian, Chinese, lined and rough
Merchants and dealers are particularly invited
to examine this extensive stock, for effort is
spared to make Richmond as good market to pur-
H aa ss@im ''''' ''''' - ''''' JOHN DooLEY.
AFURS ROBERT l.. DICKINSON, successor
to Binford, Dickinson i Weisiger, 7S 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 manu- factories: on
the most favorable terms. especially for the Fir-
giaf0, North CdrntinG and Tennessee Trade, COM
prisng all the LATEST and MOST FASHIONA-
BILE STYLES. too numerous to mention, which
will be sold at wholesale and retail, the most
favorable terms.
Merchants are respectfully solicited to examine
my stock, knowing that in price, quality or style it
cannot be surpassed.
~ NEW STOR .--BOOTS, ~
HSHOES AND TRUNKS.-The under es<S@@
<4signed have just returned from the North, with
entire new and well selected stock of BOOTS,
SHOES and TRUNKS, which they are now offer
ing at such prices that will not fail to please pur
chaserS.