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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22

WAR NEWS FROM South AMERICA.-A let
ter from Rosario. July TO- furnishes many in
terestng particulars relative to the existing
state of affairs between Buenos Ayres and the
Argentine Confederation. Active naval and
military preparations were under way in Bra
ziI and il was thought the forces of that coun-
Try and Urq uiZa would be united. The Anle-
rican Minister, Mr. Eancey, had gone on 4
mission of peace to Bnenos Ayres from br-
quiZa. with power TO settle the questions at
issue between the Confederation and Buenos
Ayres. The result of his mission had not
IRA nsnirpd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22

Ricer RiSiag.-Yes tcrday afternoon, James
river was again on the rise, and if the late
rains have been general in the up country, an
other treshet may be expected.
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PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD, 70. s. 1.-The Synod
of Baltimore, composed OF the Presbyteries Of
Baltimore, Carlisle, Lewis, Winchester and
Potomac, viii hold their fall session in the
First Presbyterian Church, Alexandria, Va,
on the 18th OF October next
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ECONOMY IN NEWSPAPER OPFIcEs.-The
EXPENSE of running the calorc engine used in
printing the Cincinnati Penny Press has been,
for six months, but SIS, while that OF steam,
with the necessary help for the same time,
would have cost upwards Of Siuu
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DRY GOODS. CARPETING. &c.
rALL, i~ay.
\. X. PARKER e co.

l'AIis, lNsY-
4 \. X. PARKER & co.
SPLEND DID ASSORTMENT OF STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY GOoDS.-We take pleasure in an
noupcing to our frends and the public generally
that NC have now u store large and wall select
ed stock Of FOR EIGN and DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS, to which We very respectfully invite their
attention
Iie!n; Black and Figured SILKS
Eich Black GR0S DE E'COSSE
:. GRQS DE EPSON. for mourning
- 9 two Flouncea SILK ROBES
Extra Rich Colored SILK ROBES
pon,.e Paris Prir ted NOUS ELM
Rich PARIS Chlnsz Printed MoUsSELINES
foPLiiNS, A Ia 4 mt las. POLL DE
plan and Printed French aIERINoES
b.eck French MERINOES
Black MOI SSFfINES
lhack R0MBAZINES; Black ALPACAS
CLOTHS, CASSfMERES and VESTfNGS
81 and Ga Heavy FULLED CLOTHS
sheep prey SATiNETFS, LINSElS &c.
Bed BLANKETS
White and Cold Servants BLANKETS,
Together with every article usually kept in p
htsi-class Dry Goods House. All o which We will
sell very cheap. sc l9-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22

A DEBuTASTE--A young singer has ap-
peared in Turin, an English girl, called the
Signorina Camilla, whose name il Camilla
who used TO drum in the old Park Orchestra,
New Orleans, but who now drums ia Eng-
land.
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INTENSE GRIEF OF A MorHrR.-some five

INTENSE GRIEF OF A MoTHER.-Some five
or six mon tbs ago, the idolzed baoe of q wor
thy couple residing III Camden, New York,
died and such was the poignant anguish of the
would not permit it 10 be removed from her
sight. The necessity for burial became appa-
rent. but it was thought that if its remains
Were inferred, the mother herself would die
The corpse was kept some time in the house,
preserved in ice. and no hopes being entertain
ed of the mothers iuiatuatiOn being dissi pated.
it was PUT into alcohol, and IS yet kept within
sight OF the mother.
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TIL AURORA AND pTHETELEGRAPH.-AL I Lon
don paper of the I'd ul:., says: Electric tele-
graphic communication with all quarters was
singularly disturbed and very uncertain, to-
day, owing 10 some peculiar atmospheric in
flnanca
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22

Elertion.-The polls will be opened this
morning at the First Market, City Hall and
Lacy's Shop, for the election of Common
wealth's Attorney. Voters should bear the
fact in mind and vote early
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22

The Streets were cleaner yesterday than we
have seen them for many tbs, they having
been well washed by the pouring rains of
Tuesday night. What a pity they could not
be kept so.
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DiSordsrly.-Rebeeca .. Patten was be fore
the Mayor yesterday, and fined ST for getting
drunk and disturbing the audience at the The
atre, on Tuesday night.
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-, rn NlEN>Rs. oro. ]. suMNER.

y = J. = IuplIal0, q, D. SheiI, \. hudson
-..re lG#n T. angton. John W. Davies, Angus.
/, nj. Josssh D"efGiuger =. Mayr, c. Wendln-
... s. n Mst.rst. r. =. Cgump. lnO. w. Card
N H. = t.agas, Aibegt l.. West, aud others:
et>ItsSrN. m rcpi$ 3" your request, that
"a frslat su, uausc q ee .Gn3qnced as a canai-
I..E F4 !o. lNe tlrCuit Court OF the City. | have
ST.. rszf. aTFyNc1atina yOur kindness, accede
. .a. se.l 5ad II elected tot the office will dis
..,.c IS j4seS So the best OF iny judgment and
. r.. Yours, SC.
y. A. STUDIRVANT.
r. ..Eurlt. Eur- @aj}, 1o5J. au Pts
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NAVAL NEws.-The sloop p-of-w war John Adj
ans, Com. Mason, Ga brother of Senator Ma
son, of Va put into Rio the 2Ist of July,
leaking and very much strained, owing TO bad
weather experienced on the voyage, and the
immense weight of her batteries. The john
Adams was on her voyage to the East Indies.
Lieut.. ID. NJ. Cohen had been sent 10 Washing
ton with dispatches, and Com. Mason would
await his return. So says letter in the New
York Times. The T. :. ship Leyant, Com.
Hunt, had sailed from Rio previous 10 August
9th. A Il on board we'll
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Mnu Dis--A vicious dog, owned by Nelson
House, was ordered by the Mayor to be put to
death for biting q child i'll the street.
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DISEASE AMONG THE FoWLs.-A fatal dis
ease is prevailing among the chickens about
Cheraw, South Carolina. Soon after being at
tackled they get blind, tumble about, and die.
The North Carolina Argus humorously re-
marks that there is an epidemic among the
fowls in that neighborhood. IL says: Soon
after being attacked their heads come on
and they go 'bobbin' around for a minute or
So and then stifen out in death. But the
disease does not prevent them from being
patpn.3
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Stabbed.-A negro man, slave to Fred. Swift,
while Ill Il playful scuiie with another negro
yesterday afternoon, received n severe stab on
the right arm, near the elbow, from which the
blood flowed freely. DIR. Waring dressed the
wound.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22

Not .So.-Our informant was mistaken in
stating that the City Collectors Office was for
cibiy entered last Monday night.
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CoBlmitted.-R. +. Sheppard, for getting tip
sy and making a sleeping room of The market
house, was held TO bail by the Mayor
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LAW AND MEDICAL CARDS.

-, DIR. p0LISR ID has removed ms of
--l hce Ird residence 70 "a" "tottase' on
-ra"r street, next door Above the Richmond
...-. Sc Zb-lul
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FAMINE IN NAPLEs.-A late letter from
Naples says:
Much excitement is ausedamong the people
by the high price of corn, and the Govern
ment has Just given orders for the purchase
abroad OF 100,nU0010 ducats worth. Several
vessels laden with maize have arrived from
Sicily. This winter there will be again the
sad spectacle of bread being distributed to the
ueOpIe.
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Detention Of the Trein.-The Central cars
due al haif-past O'Clock yesterday did not
arrive until a late hour last night. The
detention was caused by 'swashings'' of the
road near Charlottesville. Several sbreaks"
were produced by the rain of Tuesday, but
they VIII all be repaired in n short time. At
the depot in this city, the rain was so heavy
that the section MASTER to guard against all
Danger, started at II o'clock at night and
walked over his entire section. The ''swells
IN the Chickahominy was so great. that fears
We're entertained for the safety of the bridge
ana the road. but neither sustained any dam
age At that point, Unless great preeaution is
used, after heavy rains, the night trains may
run into break and do a vast deal OF damage
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Coon PAW. w. Wright Esq, Of Csettys-
hnrg, Pa, has been chief engineer Of she con-
fe.apsated Honduras Eaiiruad, in Centiai
America at salary OF Slsu00 per aunmIn. -
The estimated cost Of the road 10 Mfdtan,taks
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mA- Elegant Stack
DOMESTIC AND RICH FOREIGN DRY
GOODS

DOMESTIC AND RICH FOREIGN DRY
GOODS
AT THE CASH STORE OF
PERKINS & CO., No. l.l, Eagle Square.
We have opened and will continue to receive
for several weeks. the largest and best stock of
DOMESTIC and FOREIGN DRY GOODS We
have ever offered. We invite wholesale and retail
buyers to give us call. We are prepared to furn-
ish large and small buyers, at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
In Dress Goods, rich SILKS and 81 ltlkS ROBES,
NALENTiAS, PoPLtNS-very large stock.
Rich Paris DE LANES. MERINOS, PpPLIN
DE LANES. BoMBAZlNES and ALPAC~
CAS-,
Very rich DE LAME RoBES-new STYLES,
LACE and FRENCH WORKED SETS, COLI
LARS, &C,
SHEErINGS and sfIiR TINGS, every grade.
our stock cannot be surpassed. We call your at
tenton TO these leading articles with the assurance
that orr assortment IS complete IN every particu
lar We have marked them at prices that will
command the trade OF cash and short time buyers.
Call and see.
PERKINS & cos. Cash Store,
sc l9-lm No. III, Eagle Square.
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S-.i-ss MeND.--As already announced 10 so9, !
#. % innEer 2 candidate tor the vacant o'iice ol
n NbNN EhLIH'S ATTORNEY. IA the CIR
'oaft ~ Gsi cIts, VIII defend accused per
.n tJst aH1 other Courts.
.s sffs candidate tor practice ~ All The Courts
... H ,otr cats: prepare deeds and other writ-
ii al biuas: slrc ogal advice and written
....ss. ct..5ert auu secure claims, ard discharge
A .sfec BUSINESS oj ai, sorts, and the cutes oi y
.t.t u bl.tC, for tais cIty aEd tae county ei
-..ln (au g1-iuil B. Il. MINOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22

HORRIBLE CRUELTY IN THE BRITISH ARMY.
The London Times gives the following report
of a case OF 1logging i'll the British army for
desertiOn
The first man. named Green, bore his pun
ishment as stated by an eyewitness, "like a
true soldier" but The second, named Davis, Il
young recruit, protested his innocence OF the
crime of desertiOn, beloved and screamed for
mercy, and supplicated Col. Talbot and the
medical officers, and others who were present,
to have passion on him. or he should die
His back was covered with q mass of large
red, inflated bOiIs, which bled proiusely at
every stroke, aud reddCned the ground under
his teet, upon which the cat was ordered 10 be
withheld for q few moments, when. finding
that his punishment was not at an end, he gave
vent 10 eXclamations for mercy, and partly
succeeded in delivering himself by force, from
the traps which bound him 10 the la lyards.
The punishment was again ordered To be con-
linued, when at every succeeding stroke his
cries and ordinations were most lamenta be.
iusomUCh that the officers and men sWooned
away at the sickenlng spectacle, and had 10 be
carried into the open air. One officer and up
wards of twenty nOn-comn issioned officers
and men long in the service tainted, and 9TH
ers stopped their ears and closed their eyes,
lest they, too. shoul6 become unneryed, and be
subject 10 the reproach and ridicule Of their
comrades.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22

Hon. John S. Carliie has been elected Presl-
dent OF ths Merchants and Farmers Bank at
Clarksburg, Va.
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-. OF kItHN0N U.-i hereby respectfully
.nasu.s '1f>Tit s candidate for the Office of A T
~ - FoR TIE COMhONW EALTH, ln the
...E +nHfi %! thiS cil5. which has iUst bee made
r..s' he i4e .csl nation 81 MAEMA DUKE JoHN-
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Agents for the city Of Richmond,
ns-Sms No. 2Dl, Broad street.

NJ Mrs. J. A. williams. NJ. D., Offers Der
services TO those of her own sex, ana 20 chnofeas
WIN nav need medical advice or attendance.
Especial attention given to The manSsemehtoi
female diseases, and dlspaeeIents. .
can address Post-0ffce. Box SH
REsIpEScE on Clay, between 4th and Sth streets,
Richmond. Va. an nA-&m
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CARPETiNGS, CURTAIN GOODS, &C.

We respectfully invite residents of, and visitors TO.
the city to examine tins season stock OF CA r
FETINGS. CURTAIN MATERIALS, &c, which
Think more extensive and varied IN assortment
than ans We have before offered, and which
now have reads 10 exhibit at our Carpet Ware
rooms. No. % Main street.
Giving cur individual attention to this business,
and importing a large portion of our stock direct
frcuI the foreign manufacturers, are enabled at
ali times to supply hOusokecpers at prices t0,rey
then O'herlciSe ordinarily DC GF0Fded, IN the
following description of goods, viz:
CARPETiN NGS:
VELVET.
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RA Ague and Fever.
DEBILITY OF CHEST
AND LIMBS.
STILL ANOTHER CURE; EVERY DAY WE
HEAR OF THE WONDERFUL
MERITS OF HAMPTON'S
TINCTIRE.
SALVnA, MIDDLEsEx Co.. vA.,l

SALUDA, MGpDIEsEx Co.. VA.,(
August II, 1859. {
MesSrs. Mortimer S Motcbray:
Gentlemen: 1t is with unaffected pleasure |
bear testimony to the great merit of your Hamp-
tons Tncture. | was taken, last spring, with the
aglve and fever, and debility of chest and limbs |
tried medicines, but found relief; hut on
being advised by friend to try your Tincture,I
did so; and am enjoying excellent health liav-
ing taken only one bottle "aHrabtts dtctK.o
You use this as best suits you.
Very truly and respectfully yours,
+. ADDISON BRIsTow.
Call and get Pamphlets, and SEQ cures of Congh,
Rheumatism, Scrofula, &c.. AS restorative and
inv2orator, it has heen highly recommended.
Hundreds will testify ol cures on themselves and
friends, alter all other cures have failed.
FEMALES AND cEiLDREN.-This Tincture
Will be found great medicine for all their diseases
nA Call and :. ct Pamphlets and see
Sod hy PURCELL, tADD & co. Richmond;
by DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg by al the Drug
BRAY, baltimore; and by Druggists and shop-
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle; six bottles.
SIS. iy I6-d&wts
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CREAT oPESINa: or rALL GOODS 4 I

u :. HIRS II :. I'd Bf0ad Street..
On MONDAY. the 10Th of September. will open
an entirely new and we-seiected stock OF TRI NJ
MiNGS, FANCY and VARIETY GOODS, which
embraces every thing new and desirable IN that
line. Having bestowed, usual, great care and
attention upon the selection of my stock, and with
n long experience IN the business, and great facli
ties in buying. can offer purchasers Inducements,
which not often met with. | would call partic-
ular attention TO my stock of WORSrEDS of
evsry description, which, being of my own direct
importation, and under the management OF expe-
rlenced hands. is by far the largest and best ar
ranged of any in this country. ! am always de
termined to accommodate purchasers with the
BEST of Goods at the Low EST market prices and
confidently submitm CLAIMS to their juds sment.
l9-lmH s. HlkSH. 2n9 Broad street.
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ELECTION NOTICES

$3.50 TO THE VOTERS OF TuECtT
o. OF Nn.-MARNAnukr IomN-
y, 50. hsVing RESIGNED the Office of CON MON
"a kAi.lB ) ATTORNEY, for the Circuit Court
tao city cf RiehmoRd. | hereby announce nay
s. a oaudadate for said oticc
.. liza FRANKLIN THOMAS.
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Nicbmonn 4ispatrh.
ny cowanpIs 4 HAMMERsLEY.

~ THE DAILY DISPATCH rs served to snh
,-,.]frS at six AND QUARTER cESTs PR wFxK,
ratah'e 10 Ire Carrier weekly. Price fer mailing
& = scar. or S25o Tor SIX months, in advance.
~ TRE SENT WEEKLY DISPATCH is,ssuei
,,ef, TUESDAY ard FRIDAY AZ $2pa in advance
Tfi1s and mailed to subscribers at s rer ami nnm.
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IA Licsrice, In Mass and stick. Of the bsss
GUN ARABIC tgenuinel, for Tohaceonsts.
TONQUA BEANS-Angastura, Black and Csye-
OLIVE OIL, IN glass, Of new crop. In :.ors and
for sale low BY ]. PIfFIELD GEOk0E
mvl-Am l3ih and Cary sfs.
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EmBER. 1859.

THOMAS n. PRICE & co.

HUM Il. y %.
Have already opened, and viii continue to add
les every arrival for weeks to the arkest and
most varied assortment of FOREIGN AM DO
MESTIC DRY GOODS which 1t has ever Teen
their GOOD fortune to offer 90 the citizens of Rich
moud and the Virginia public
They viii attempt no detail Of their supply; suf-
fee 4 To say, that IN elegant SILKS and SILK
ROBES. tsame surpnssiEsls beantiiuil every de-
script!nD OF WORST T. h aud other DR f.SS GOODS:
say, Popiaias, popIanetis. Falentas, Mousancs,
hSured and PLAIN Meriuos, Foularde, (entirely
Few they have abundant stock OF.
Their 4 y r. Liza DEPARTMENT will be
crowded with the newest shapes and choicest fab
I!cs.
in CURTAIN GOODS. Cornice. Bands. Loops.
Lace and Muslin Curtains, Damasks. Brocatels,
NoTeenS. d c., &c, they have full line and will
have made up upon the lowest terms.
Their Cellar they keep packed TO its utmost ca
pacify with every article IN the way of FURNISH
ING GOODS, for servants and Iaborcrs, such as
Linens, Shcetngs, Damasks, Towelings Fulled
Cloths, kerseys, Llnseys, Satinetts, 0znahurRs.
Brown aud Beached Goods. &c. &c, all of which
viii be offered at the very lowest rates.
Sc lG-dim IHOS. r. PRICE & co,
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BuSIry FSs NOTICES.

t&~l l.. " AG Err. N
I.'cD- hPtTIITCARY sNB DHUEGIST. %--AS
CORNER 6IH AN d BROAD STS., AK
Earls constantly on hand iull and select LIA
.'..s of Hilb~, MEDICINES. OILS, &c; best
I..hti NEBf and TOILET ARTICLES. All
HEltcIN rs are pure ana genuine. Sc 3-iIts
@.UI iIIs.gN ;HtpORT TING HOUSE.
> SAN'b E!TH hELAND, No. I-~sszS.s,-
It..9t., II aaa Gsa}sr ~ q NS,
~ Tolls RIFLES. FuWuEk ,FLASKS,, SHOT
POUCHES. GAME BAliS. NADbtNG nud Sport
,,.c o-t.,l.> oi III Iiaks POCKET CUTLERY,
EAhHiNtj CANE<. FISHING TACKLE, &c,
a.. fDLE HEfDLFEhS, III oag qauHt1fg, md
a.. lrs p.asf f4~arHi{s terms. i~ Ab-ts
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PRICE ONE CENT.

Fast Trottsrs are to have good show for the
premiums of the Virginia Central Agrieulsu-
raj Society, at their Fair, next month The
first premium of $3.50 will be awarded TO the
horse, mare or gelding that trots mile in the
quickest time, provided that time does not ey-
cssd 2:t5. The second premium Of 500 is to BE-
awarded TO the fastest trotter. Except the win
ner of the first,) provided the mile is made in
thrss minutes or less. The third premium OF
Sf5, must be won in $3.50 or less The fourth
premium of $50, must be won in four minutes
or less. Each of The above are for horses in
harness. The fifth, of SIS, is for double team.
time to be four minutes or less And the sixth
premium of $50, for double team, can be won
in five minutes or less
The Executive Committee have made the
changes just noticed, to satisfy all owners of
frotfing stock, and we think they have sue
ceeded. Let the a;iu nags come to the score
now, and rake down the piles so temptingly
offered.
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mN Notice to Tobacco Manufacturers..
The UNDERSIGNED hsving made arrang ngefnents with
Mr. GEORGE LINDSAY OF Petersburg. Va, pfa-
prietor OF WIN. canleIon's PATENT HTDRAE-
Lie AND RETAINING PRESS, are now pre-
pared TO manufacture them. and are getting ZIP two
diAere Mt sizes. which they will guarantee 70 per-
form the entire satisfaction of ali who may favor
them with their orders. -
au 39--lm TALbUlt q EdO.
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DELAINES.
TURKEY RED, &c,
With TRIMMINGS of every description and quail
Ity.
FLOOR OlL-CLOTHS. of various qualities and
patterns, from to - feet wide.
WINDOW SHADES, of every style and grade,
with all proper fixtures of good quality,
Having exclusively in our employ an experienced
and competent npholstcrer we are prepared, when
desired, to make up Curtains in the latest sty les
Carpets in the best manner, to hang Window
Shades, cut and put down Floor Oil-Cloth, &c.
RICHARDSON & CO,
au 25-d2mw5tN % Main street.
No. -; y rv1 - sew n rsr NO. IS
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L SAINT. NJ. PRICE & CO.
Are now receIvInE by every steamer and packet,
their Fall stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
of the very latest impo portations. Among which may
be found
Eiegant two and four Flouneed silk ROBES
Rlch Brocade and Bayadere SILKS
OUbARDS, IN great variety
Bayadcrc F0PLINS
Br0cade do.
Plaid do.
Paris Printed De LANES
De Lame ROBES
Robe de MATILDA
Vaieucin ROBES
VALENCiAS plain and Bay yadere
VEL0GR Il DE PARIS, new styles
Toufquise CLOTHS. all colors
POLL De CHEERES
English PRINTS,rd GINGHAMS
Mourning GOODS of every variety.
Also u large lot OF beautiful
silk and Velvet VESFINGS
CLOTHS and CASSI VI ERES. in great variety.
All of which they will sell as low as can he
bou=ht IN this any other market.
Sc 3-ts SAM'L VI. PRICE & co.
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DiNLI HoNCjkE.
IL lrlN1LLISNIGN II ERlHII NTS

RICHMOND, Va,
Ofer their services for the sale of TOBACCO,
CORN. WHEAT, FLOUR and ALL KINDS OF
iRuDC CT, 10 which they viii devote their entire
and exclusive attention.
sA Office Shoekoe Warehouse.
ly IS---dA ,V.u
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T'ALL AND WINTER

general assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS,
Received and in store, for sale at the lowest
market price by
WADSWORTH, TURNER & CO.,
Sc l3-2m No. Is, lith street.
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"a NFIS AT LAW, Practice n the Courts
. e. IA Richmond, aenTico, OOocAlgud and Han
Es No.7Iies Public and Commissioners of Deeds,
Pee thes are 2ufhurI Zed ~ take Dtpns itious, AiIda
--. Araunn, tsHieutS of Deeds, Powers of Attor-
, q. 's ol Sale. o.. 20 ho used recorded IN the
..rral States ami Territories ui the Union.
Office nH il'H ST., Sd door from Nam.
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III.
y IL At l. Wv

- ATTORNEY AT LAW.
MANCHESTER, VA.
Practices nh the Courts Of Chesterfield, City Of
" "....tH..l, Heurlco, PowAatan, Amelia counties,
US t'.tf 1t Petersburg.
..rr.rH.ar attention given to the COLLECTION
.f Ci.t tF>. aut prompt returns uiadc.
k DHse uH Msln street, opposite Town Hall.
.U II-Ei54
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TI,O MERCHANTS, MANUFACTuRERS.
L AND OTHERS

NALL TRADE, I-lJ. : =
L CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE EXCLU-
WORD & WEISIGER,
No. II PEARL STREET,
Have in store tho largest Gad best assorted stock
OF READY MADE CLOTHING they have ever
offered for sale Their Goods have been manulac-
tured upon the bsst terms and made of the BEST
MATERIAL and in tbs most FASHIONABLE
STYLE.
Merchants of Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
nessee are invited TO examine our stock before
making their purchases elsewhere. We are deter
mined TO offer eqaaL tadRceBasats with any house
III this or any 0thsr market.
WORD & WEISiGER, No. IL Pearl St.
sc 3-d& WIN Richmond, Va.
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nA Lfcortce-A. q. q. Hrand.-Ihe a0eve
vel fnovr fayoYite Brand always ON s1is ~
~" LANES c. McANpkEW.
dsa-lv S.Fne street. New YarE.