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No. -; orHrNSdE VIEW HoUsE NO. IS
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]. II. SIRIC II,
), T.. Rs.Z., MI. ~.

j. II. 5 K / Z II,
Dealer IN Fine Ready Made C!oiaiHg, Farafsaiag
Goods, &c,
Respectfully informs the citizens of Richmond and
vicinity, that he has taken the store No. rs, Main
street, and is prepared to offer them ono of the
finest stocks OF CLOTHING ever seen in this mar
ket, embracing the latest les of Paris and New
der. - -
Also. large assortment of FURNISHING
GOODS: Shirts, Cellars, Gravats Tics Stocks, & q:
IN TACT, everything to be found ina
FlRST-CLASS CLOTHING H0USEt
Atof which Will be offered at prices taaf defy com
petition, and he selicits the patronage OF discrm
luatns public, feens assured OF pleasing the mas.
Remember, NO, Is MAIN STREET
Sc I6-Im
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DREADFUL RESULTS FROM HYDRoPHoBIA-
A letter from Portsmouth, Ohio, written by
lady to her husband in this city, makes men,
short time ago a young lady was bitten by a
dog. Hydrophobia manifested itself on her
and while confined by the disease she bit her
sister, who was waiting on her. The sister was
soon attacked by the same disease and bit the
mother. All three were alive at last accounts,
but all Were raving mad, and there was no
prospect Of their ACKNOWLEDGEMENT JcRr.
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STEAMSHIP "RoANoKE,'' GEO H. CoucH, Mas
WIN. Knocks, r. Lawson Jno ]. Dornley, III ISIS
Julia Middleton, ?. NJ. Lane. W. A. Watson, H.
B. Burroughs, J. Van Dyke, Bernard Donley, VIM.
Jones. Sarah Brown, Susan Collins. MISS Ann
Pridy, Miss Kate Blair, AdeIia Perry. N. b. Whita-
T. L.. Armstead,. E. James Mathews. f. D. Keel
,9s, A. Eastboshrr hi W. Bailey, Miss Mary Huler,
Rev. NJ l.. Weller Rev. 7 S. Mott, j. T. Perkins,
Miss Day. Miss skinner, A. Rosenstock. H. Ma
son Miss Cartin. Mrs. Berth, Miss Corten, N ISIS
Roberts Geo. Allen. Mrs. Geo. Allen. u. Parry, j.
W. Snow, I. Lewis. and Il in steerage.
ALSO FROM NoRFoLK:-Major l.. Smith. Col. T.
Boyd, Capt. 7. d. Groner.
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On Thursday the 18th Of September, 1859, SALLY
EGBERT, daughter Of Jose pin ana Maria u. Fn-
qua, in the I'd year OF her age. .e
Theiriends ofthe family are respectfully request
ed to attend her funeral, from the resiuence OF nor
father in Sidney. this afternoon, AT haii-past Two
o'clock. without further invitation,
On Thursday morning 18th inst. VIh1iNiAS
ANN, dan ghter Of W m 8. and Mary Ann y Brlen,
The friends and acquaintances Of the family are
invited to intend the funeral. from the residence 81
her parents, 18th street. near Arhioiso 'Ais III
day morning, at 1eta O'Clock.
In Chesterfield county, Va, on Wednssday, tbe
I4th Sept, at Q o'clock +. NJ. TlMoIHl Moh-
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AssAssrNATED BY MoRMoNs.-M Mr.. Frank
Mcneil, having been unjustly imprisoned in
ing TO reach California lately instituted a suit
for damages against Brigham Young and 9TH
er Mormons. During the progress of his suit
several attempts were made to kill him. of
which ore proved successful. Considerable
excitement was caused by this act among the
Gentle portion Of the citizens
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III. weekly Dispatch.

The welFy Dispatch is issued this mernins,
and nay be had to-day at the counter. Among
az ~ ,en,s are the story Of Three Nights by
~. ~, aMarshals Of Francea--"Me-
,a,,~s ,hout Japan''-"Death Of Lord Sey-
- "a sad Domestic Story''--"Distress-
s,r csiau,ty in New York." &c. &c. besides
ra,,nria, News, Local and Commercial mat
ter.
pri~a. three cents, or four cents when put
mn in Il rappers, ready for mailing to friends in
tho country.
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NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG RAILRoAD.-The
receipts OF the Norfolk and Petersburg Rail
road, from all sources, for the past three months
have been sl2 e2i.32, and theexpenses Sl2, 063.1i
leaving a balance of l,75e.lS.
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FATAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II. Barclay. n
student at Washington College, Va, died on
Monday last from wounds receiysd by the ac-
cidental explosion of his gun while hunting on
tho before
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DEATH or A NETERAN.-The Kentucky pa
pers notice the death on Rock Castle River. in
that State, of Uriah Gresham, a native of King
William county, Va. He was for many years
member of the Kentucky Legislature, and
fought under Gen. st. Clair, in 1892, and was
one of"Mad Anthony Wayne's'' soldiers in
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SHIPPING.
EXCURSION TICxETsToA>n

<z&t EXCURSION TICKETS TO AND
sSILT.1S FROM NEW YORK 80 TIME ET.
1'-317'~r9 TENDED TO THElsr NOVEMBER.
In order to give those persons who may desire rn
VISIT the great levIathan steamship Great Eastern
that Is expected shortly at Portland, we have deey
m,ned to iSsne excursion tickets by the steamers
hhIoNN, JAM ESTOWN, and R0ANOKE T.,
up to the LIST November next for SIS the ronni
trip; meals and state-room accommodations in
cuded. "
Ihls Arrangement will give parties ample time 10
gfatiiy their curiosity, and at the same time To
attend to BUSINESS in their tourney.
Ih-IM IIfNI NJ
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Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch.
TIE Explosion on the Virginia and Tennessee
Rat9road-Firginia Railroad RtcsiPts-Shoe-
makers Strike, &c.
LYNCHBURG, VA, Sept. IS.
The cause OF the explosion of the locomotive
Arkansas on the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad has now been fully ascertaned. 1t
was solely the defective iron used in making
the crown sheet. which was very uneven, and
in many places less than quarter of an inch
thick. This crown-sheet had the appearance
OF being made of old scrap iron-such rs
country blacksmith would scarcely use to
point Il plough with. TO say the least, the
whole affair does not reflect much creait on
the locomotive works of Smith Il Jackson,
Paterson, New Jersey. The injured parties
have been brought TO this city. and no doubt is
now entertained of their ultimate recovery.
The twelfth annual meeting Of the stock
holders in the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road was held in this city on yesterday and
the reports of the President, Resident Engi-
npPr. and General Superin tendent, were read
which showed the road 10 be in Il highly pros
porous condition. The gross earnings OF the
road for the last year Were S672,s9l.5l.-
The expenses for the same length OF time
s}J; 1871. Leaving IA nett gain OF S27e, $500
This amount shows an increase of tOrty-fre
over the report preceding this.
house on Sixth Alley vas discovered to be
on fire yesterday, but was luckily extinguishea
before The flames spread.
The journcymen shoemakers' strike in this
city, on Monday last resulted in their obtain |
ing IN advance CT about i24 per cent, Oh the |
Old bill OF Wages-the amount asked for.
pINKNEY
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EPTEM Err, 1859.
PLEN DID STO OK.
THON sSP PRICE r. 90

THOMAS X. PRICE Il co.
Have already opened, and will continue to add
by every arrival for weeks come, the largest and
most Varied assortment of FOREIGN AND DO
MESTIC DRY GOODS which 1T has ever been
their good fortune to offer to the citizens of Rich
mnud and the Virginia public
They will attempt no detail of their supply; suf-
hce It to say, that in elegant SILKS and SILK
ROBES, some surprisingly beautifully every de-
seriptIon Of WoRSTED and other DRESS GOODS:
say, Poplalns, Popianetts, Falentias. Mouslaines,
figured and plain Mernos, Foularde, tentrely
new they have abundant stock of.
Their M A n TILLA DEPARTMENT will be
rics.
In CURTAIN GOODS, Cornice, Bands. Loops
Lace and Muslin Curtains. Damasks, Brocatels;
Moreens, &C., &C., they have full line. and will
have made up upon the lowest terms.
Their Cellar they keep packed to rs ufmosf ca
pacity with every article IN the way oil UHNiSH-
ING GOODS, for servants and laborers, sneh as
Linens, Sheetlngs, Damasks, Toweings, Pulled
Cloths, Kerseys Linseys, iSatinetts, oznaburgs,
Brown and Bleached Goods, & c.. &C.. all of which
will be ofIe red at the very lowest rates.
Sc I6-dIm TH0S. X. PRICE T. CO.
MO. is. NEW NO. w
IN CT OTHING HOUSE. Al
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BEARs.-These animals are quite trouble
some TO the farmers west of the mountains in
Virginia, and sportsmen are having fine times
IN shooting them. One was killed lately at
Crawford's Springs, in Augusta county by
MIR. Henry Crawford.
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FIsH.-A correspondent. writing to the
Washington Star, that on the 25th ult, at a
single haul of the seine, at Piney Point, 3,502
yellow filmed front Were secured-by far the
largest lot ever caught at a single haul on the
Potomac.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, VA, SEfI TO- ioos'
High Water this day Friday Ga O'CLOCK.
ARRIVED,


ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New YORK, mdze,
and passengers, Iudiam Il atson:
Schr Butterfly, Hubbard. Baitimsre' guano,
Schaer. kohler & Co.
Schr Emma Jane, Phillips, Baltimore guano'
Schaer, koher & Co.
mdze, w ID Colauett CO.. - Ar
Duwney. D.
Schr Baltimore, Philips, Baltimore, guano, Bacon
4 Baskervill.
SAILED,
Steamer BelvIdere, Keene, Baltimore, mdze. and
passengers, d. Il W. Curre.
Schr Marshall Chichester, New York, mdze, d.
i w. Currie.
Schr Josiah Achorn, Merrill, Salem, feed, ID. IL
w. Currie,
Schr Myers, Rhodes, Boston, mdze, W. d. Col
quit 4 Co.
Schr Ben Vandiver, Holmes, Baltimore, Indze,
W. d. Coquitt & Co. -,
Schr Magnet, tBr.) Halifax, -four. Womble q
ClaihOru.
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Rio. August 4.-In port, barks Sally Magee and
Reindeer. of Richmond.
NEW YORK. September l3.-Cleared, schrs Val
ler Grant. Norfolk; Leroy, Osborne, do, lith;,C
Arrived. schrs Jas Steele, Norton, Conway boro. ~
c.; Crinoline. Paddock. Edenton, n. c.; Zenith,
Harris, Little River, N. s.; Ann; Cole, City POINT.
C.LLAo. August I'm port, ship James Hovey,
Robinson, lds, fer Hampton Roads for orders.
Rio JAXEIRo, July I1,Arrtved. barks GieenT1od'
per Monteyideo; 21st ships Archer. Lewis. Port
land tand sid 23d for Montevideo;l Esther. Leslie,
Phiiadep hia:} bark Mount Vernon. Hall, Phila-
dclphia.
CALAIS, September 2.-Arrived, schr S. E. Par
ker, Fitzgerald, Norfolk.
BY TELEGRAPH1
NEW YORK, September 1.-THE ship Perth
shire, from Newport, Wales for Wilmington, N.
G., loaded with railroad iron, put into Queenstown
in a leaky condition.
he brig Harrisburg, from New Orleans, has
been ashore near Genoa, and her cargo is badly
damaged.
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En- To avoid having Sour and HEAVY
Bread, use Semple's Infalible Baking Powder.

mA- Sora Shooting and Squirrel Hunting
are the smusements of sportsnien now. and the
season for PARTRIDGE. DICK and TURKEY shoot
ing is only three weeks eff; but to enjoy these and
TO he in no danger of premature explosions, or
bursting barrels, man must have good Gun, the
best PowpER. diamond grain.l Shot, ELEY's
Cars and ELEY's CHEMICAL or Elastic WADs.-
If he has these, he needs only a SAFETY FLASK,
good BIRD Bag, a small CANTEEN and q LEATH-
ERIN Cur. to complete his outfit. and he is then
ready for tho field and wood and for enjoy ment.-
Of late years many botches haye turned gun
makers in Europe, and so many cheap guns have
been shipped to this country on sale, that II an
rans some risk in buying, unless he knows the
dealer. As we are we'll acquainted with Mr..
JAMES w WALSH. at No. 60, north Main street.
and know him to be entirely reliable, we always
purchase of him, and never fail to get Just what
we wish His guns are inferior to none in the
Union his ammunition is the best to be had. his
PISTOLS, RIFLES. KNIVES, and FISHING TACKLE,
cannot be surpassed; and, what is equally mpor-
tant, his PRICES ARE AS Low. If not LITTLE
Err, than similar articles can be found elsewhere
We the refore take pleasure in commencing HIM to
our brother sportsmen liberal, honest, stra CHIT
forward; candid merchant. and as man that
be relied on for whatever he says. Remember, in
making your purchases, to call on JAMES WALSH,
sunmaker and importer, No GO. north Main street.
and il he supplies yeu, you ready for the field
and for genuine sport. Sc 1j-lm
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EAif you want Doors. SaoEs, or CATERS of
Coed quality, go To ALEX. HILL Il COS and IL
you cannot get them there, do not know wheFs
you can fnd them. lse l6-Stl x.
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PATENTs.-Among the issues last week. were
patents TO Henry Miller, of Grafton, Va. for
improved shingle machine. George Lindsay
and VIM. Cameron of Petersburg, Va, i'm
proyement in tobacco presses
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SUsPENsIos.-The Boston Courier states
that several shoe firms suspended payment
on Saturday, the principal of which were l..
4. Waite X Co. I. &. Webb & Co, and Charles
Packer.
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ER - RELIGIOUS NOTICE 1.-The Sc
Gs>-l-a cond Presb terrain Church, on 5th street,
will be re- Opened for Divine Service. next Sab
bath. The pastor, DR.. HOGE, will preach in the
forenoon. at II O'Clock, and in the afternoon, at
o'clock. Sc l6-2tt
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Correspondence of the Richmond. Dispatch.
lfiiffarg Eieetien--Fsre- Grsat Easssva. $e.

military Eieetien-- Fsrs-Tse 6rsat Eastsyn. r..
NORFOLK, Sept. Is.
A meeting of the commissioned oticers a.
the 5ith Regiment TO which the Juniors.
Grays, and Rifemen, of this city, belong. and
the N. l.. A. Blues are attached, was held at
the Armory of the Juniors yesterday after
noon. and the Regiment organized by the cleo.
ton OF the following Officers: Colonel, i. q.
Robinson; Lieut. Colonel, V. ID. Groner; list
Major, VIM. Lamb; I'd Major, w. c. Morrow.
The first named three are In command rcspec-
lively, of the Juniors, Grays, and Riflemen,
and the last named gentleman is a Lieutenant
In the Juniors. Capt. Groner, 1t il proper to
say, was elected without being candidate for
the post Ase
james S. Foster, the young man charged
with setting fire to the Odd Fellows Hall, in
Portsmouth, was yesterday found guilty,
and his punishment fixed at five years IN the
Penitentiary.
The sash factory Of Mr.. F. DE Cordy, was
discovered to be on fire last night, about .
O'Clock It's timely discovery prevented a des-
tructise confagraiion. The fire was acciden-
6l.
l'he now Opera House was formally opened
and dedicated to the MUSES. last evening. A
large crowd was present, and the prospects for
n good season are quite fiattering
The Merchants and Mechanics Exchange,
Ct his city, held a meeting Yesterday after
noon. Cader Biggs, Esq, the President took
The chair, and james Y. Leigh, ESD was ap-
pointed Seeretary-when the following reso-
lutions were unanimously adopted:
ReSoleed, That a committee OF three BE- APP
pointed by the Chair, 10 open correspondence
forthwith with the agent or consignee of the
steamship Great Eastern, with instructions to
tender 10 her owners cordial invitation from
our citizens to bring said ship into the waters
of Virginia, and into our harbor.
ReSolced, That said committee Il, m TINS
body call immediately on the President OF the
Councils, and invite them TO call a meeting OF
The two bodies TO unite with the Merchants
aud Mechanics Exchange, in extending the
above invitation.
IN obedience TO the above resolutions, the
following committee was appointed: james
Y Leigh. John H. Whitehead, John i. Hardy
On motion. the President Of the Exchange
| was added TO the committee.
The Common and Select Councils hold
| Joint session this evening, and Will, we doubt
| not. reconsider their hasty action in the pre-
misses. PERCUSSION.
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IpEBiIITY OF CHEST
STILL ANOTHER CUR Ei EVERY DAY WE
HEAR OF THE WONDERFUL
MERITS OF HAMPTON'S
TINCTURE.
SALUDA, MfDDLEsEx Co., VAT
August II, 1850. 4,
Messys Mortimer & 1Torbray.
Gentlemen: II is with unaffected pleasure
benr testmony TO- the grsat merit OF your Hump
tons Tinrture | was taken, last spring, with the
;arre and ever. and debility Of chest and limbs.
tried various medicines but found no relief; but on
being advised by a friend to try your Tincture.
did 20; and am now enjoying excellent health, hay
ing taken only one bottle. " MtrdbHs dtefR.
You can nso this as best suits you.
Very truly and respectfully yours,
Call and get Pamphlets; and see cures Of Gong m
inyigorator, It has been highly recommended.
Hundreds will testify of cures on themselves and
friends, after all other cures have faled.
FEMALES AND CE1LDREN.-This Tincture
will be found great medicine for all their diseases
M, Cal! and ct Pamphlets and see cures;
Sold byPURCELL, IADD Il CO., Richmond !;
by Or. COOKE, Fredericksburg by all the Drug
gists in Petersburg: by M0RTIM ER d NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle; SIX hotties.
So. jy l6-d&wts
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LUDLAM & WATSON.
FOR BALTIMORE TRI

tEssslhszzSwEEKLY LiNE"PoWWHA9TssN
Sc ssS-ss STEAMBOAT COMPANY.HThs
steamer PoCAHONTAS.C Capt. Thomas TRAvrRs,
will receive freight TODAY IF ridsy. J and up to
the hour Of IL O'Clock NJ, SATURDAY, unless A
sufiiciency is received before that hour.
Freight taken Tor Boston via Baltimore, at low
rates. with great dispatch
No hhds. received this trip unless engaged al our
office.
Passengers will please be on board before II
O'Clock NJ. SATURDAY, the hour of departure
Tickets for passage procured either at our Office
the Slip. opposite Columbian Hotel or M the
steamers wharves. DAVID X VIM. CURRIE.
sa n-2t
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THEAPPROACHING FAIR,

49, sHOCKOE HILL GENERAL
90 AGENCY:-G. ". H. TYLER, office on
RENT OUT HOUSES, HIRE OUT NEGROES:
SELL REAL ESTATE. SELL NEGROES, and
acts as a GEN ERAL AGENT. He returns his
thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
for two years past au 3I-6m
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49, TO THE VOTERS OFTHE CITY
49,, OF RICHM0ND.--Th Dispatch of
yesterd was In error IN stating that would ad-
dress the citizens of Richmond. at the African
Church, on last light. 1t is my purpose TO sneak
at the African Church To NIGHT. IF riday 10th
at ~ O'Clock. FRANKLIN THOMAS
Sc l6-It*
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Sal NOTECE.--We most respectful d
CO., ly call the attention of our friends, III
customers. and the public generally. to our ~
PET-BAGS, VALICES, &e., as they will find the
largest and best assortment of Goods in our line
expressly for retail, that be found either here
elsewhere, and at all prices. either of our own
manufacture, or of the best Philadelphia and
Eastern work. Please call and examine for YOUR
selves ALEXANDER HILL Il CO.,
Manufacturers and Importers
Of Boots. Shoes, &C., No. l27 Main street.
icnr
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MArprEn.
DIED,

On Thnrsday. the 18th inst: By The Rev. ]. L.
Burrows. Mr.. LANES b. .NlNo1oN TO Mrs.
JULIA A. CRANE All OF this city.
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70 Baths! Baths!. Baths Hot Cold
and Shower Baths can be had daily, from O'Clock,
A. NJ. to half-past 9, 2. NJ. at the Hair Cutting,
Shaving and Shampooing Room, under the Anne
rican Hotel Entrance on 1lth street. Single Bath
25 cents, or five tickets for 81.
au 29-ts II. G. HOBSON.
10 Removal. wv. Leigh Burton, Dentist,
has removed to Browns building, on ct street. one
door above the Mechanics Institute. au l9-3m
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no The School of Willis & Winfree, on
Broad between Goth and 2lSt streets, will commence
its first session of ten months THURSDAY,
September 18TH Sc 9-lltf
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ma. Auction Notice.-.I ask attention to
nv sale of JEWELRY, TABLE CUTLERY, &C.,
THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock. A. M, at my store
Sc lott r. CAUTHORN.
-
EA We invite attention TO our sale of
Damaged Blankets, THIS EVENING, at o clock
Sc I6 KENT, PAIN f K CO., Auct's.
=
M. The Very Best.--Semples Infallible. Bak-
ing Powder is acknowledged by all to be the cheap
est and best. For sale by all Druggists and Gro
GERS.
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Ha- Fall Dry Goods! Fall DRY Goods -.
BREEDEN < FOX,
BROAD STREET,
Have been opening for the past two weeks very
large assortment of Dry Goods. and by to- day s
steamer from New York will be in receipt of their
FALL STOCK
Of every description Of
DRY GOODS.
In Drexs Goods department. the STYLES and fab
are very and attractive. and the variety is
greater than that OF any former season.
SERVANTS CLOTHING, HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS, EMBROIDERIES. LACE GOODS, &c.
We invite the attention Of buyers, both whole
sale and retail. to our stock assuring them that we
shall endeavor to give entire satisfaction.
BREEDEN K FOX,
Sc l2-1mlf 27 Broad street.
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- FOR PHILaDELPtIIA. EMERY

a-ETH SATURDAY AND TUESDAY.-The
fs<Ef1o'f"% No ] Steamship VIRGINIA, Capt
], r. KELLEY, is now ready to receive freight,
and will leave on SATURDAY. September 18th ut
O'Clock p NJ.
For freight passage. having superior accom-
modations, apply to II. u. FUTILE, AT.
Rockets.
Freight through to Boston via Philadelphis, by
steam At moderate rates, and with dispatch.
lf-St
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ftsAR.-co bbls., IN good order, for sale by
X. II. WHtfL0cK l. SON.
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u EMGFAL. 1.-The subscriber having removed
IL to his new building, the north side of tho
Mechanics Institute Hall, is prepared to exhibit
the lareest assortment of Patterns for IRON
RAILING, VERANDAHS, BALCONIES, &C.
to be found in the city. and which, with his in
creased facilities, he ls prepared to manufacture
the most reasonable terms; also. every descrlp-
ton of SMITHS WORK for building purposes.
He will: in addition. keep on hand an assortment
Of IRON FURNITURE, embracing. in part
BEDSTEADS. HAT RACKS. u MBREI 4
STANDS. FIRE-IRON STANDS. SPITTOONS,
WASHSFANDS. &C., to which he would invite
the attention of those in want
JAMES o. BROWNE,
9th street, next to the Mechanics Institute.
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THE BEST COUGH SYRUP

THE BEST COUGH SYRUP
The best COTGH SYRUP in the world is
HARTSHORNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF
WILD CHNRRY.
This article is prepared by chemist. and is pro,
nounced by medical men and these who have used
il, 70 be the best grenaration for COUGHS; GoLps.
CATARRH, BRONCH IS. HOARSENESs,
SORE THROAT FROM COLI D; and = proven
tive of that lion of diseases. CONSUMPTION.
Persons who sing should use it, It is pleasant to
the taste softens clears and the voice.
allays ali irritation of the throat and lungs, and
prevents taking cold.
go Bottles IS and 50 cents and 81
N. B.-if YOU are bilious. and have bad cold.
use HARTSHORNE'S AETl-BfIdOuS PILLS.
They remove all bile and colds from the $, STEM
Twenty i've cents box. Sold BY all Druggists in
X Richmond. Sc lo-9m
I OOK AT THIN.--FOR SALE--TWO EN-
IL GINES-6 and S-horse power, tiue boilers, hay
ing been but little used. will be sold low for cash
or good paper, at LOWNES Il COOKS, Sth St.,
80 door from Main.
Our facilities are greatly increased for manufac-
turing IRON RAILINGS, VERANDAHS, &c, at
MACHINERY WORK, GENERAL JOBBING
AND REPAIRING. Sc l6-tf
BACON.
ID Prime SHOULDERS and sugar cured HAMS;