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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-02

pxnso tAeneoss Eae - A.
court propseasa Y uonpissns g sss 49, Il.
nssS mr. train of carri14ss which the luy.
aity OF the railroad strectors has offered 10
their Maiestfee. The Travelling palace consists
OF niue carriages, ia which are Tour sttttae
rooms communicating WIN cdcn osneh Ia. 3, e
the roof being or dark maple wood. The
apartment Of the Prince Imperial, the ladies'
in-waiting drawing room, the dining room,
the Kitchen and Offices cemprise the sr ..,na -
OF the Court at Ccmpiegnv, IL likely 70 nase
decided influence on the fashions OF the sea-
son. That, at the instance Of the EmPiessl
crinoitne Il to be definitely aeannonsa, Sn
woollen stuffs are 10 be adopted LOT wai ~
dresses. not worn so long in the skir ~, as %
late, but so as to show the ~ ~.
sorry to lleAtr,y the iilusive nope Whien uae
above paragraph has sp,eru ~ ep,noine ha.h
here and in England, the writer's assertions
h.x,m,s heen copied In the French and English
press. -
raia costume which have been prepared tor the
Emprsss aud for the dfstinguished lady guests,
is an undeniablc contradiction 10 the stare
ment that good sense has prevailed at last. and
that the rofundity OF womens garments IS
about to be reduced to reasonable fnilness:-
The eight yards of wide moires and brocades
which form the iupes of these robes necessltate
an under gigantic superstructure OF muslin
and steel to support the Volume 81 shA ui1se-
rial. There is certainty a change in the shape
of these under GARMENTS the morning ana
walking robes which are generally THIS autumn
made with the body and skirt In one piece,
don't admit OF the fullness of the pettieoat
commencing Immediately az the waist; the fiist
hoop is lower down, thus giving the femaie
form more of the bell shape. The wide, open
sleeve is only now permitted in full dress for
dinner or reception toiettes. The tofiette de
riFie has either a tight sleeve with pniis under
the shoulder or a small bishop sleeve, conhned
at the wrist by q band.
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THE LABOR OF MAKING HooPs.-A CORES
pondent of the Hartford Times gives the fol-
lowing curious facts respecting the manniae-
;ure of steel hoops for ladies' skirts, at the
mill Of Henry S. Washburn, of Worcester,
Mass:
He showed us specimen of No. b2 iron
wire finer than hair. II weighed only seven
ounces, and was Is 800 feet or 10 miles 10 RODS,
~ feet and inches in length! 1t was drawn
cold from a piece of iron i inch In diameter.
Mr.. Washburn manufactures 2o,oUo YARDS
say Of steel crinolne, or fiat wire, which Is
hard tempered and covered all ready Tor the
ladies' skirts. The manufacture OF thls klnu
of wire, or hoops, is immense. Mr. WASH
burn estimates that at least 5000 tons OF steel
and iron are used annually in this way for
the ladies Of the United States, South Amer
lea and Mexico 1t is sold, when covered,
Mt wholesale, at about fifty cents pound, and
about three-q quarters of pound is required
for each Indeed, we supposeethat his esti-
mate of 5000 tons of hoop year Is quite too
low. There are, undoubtedly, ten millions OF
females in this country and the South Amer
lean States who wear hoops. MANY of them
wear out half dozen skirts year. suppose
the average TO be three u year to each, and
that the iron of each weighs only half pound
we have 15,0Uu,000 of pounds of steel and
iron hoops used up by the ladies of the United
and South American States every year, or
1862 tons, costing S7,5000Uu
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MARBLE WORKS.
JAMES u. BROWNIES
" ORNAMENTAL IRON wnpYS

ytn street., next 70 the Mechanics Insf,tute.
Ey S nnafftpa s ss;,wERANDAHS. BALCO-
ault and Cellar DOORS, and eysiy other Una el
IRON WORK for ornamental and bnid;ns " n,, Va
poses. manufactured at snort notice ins pui-
Ia Particular attention given TO onelosir, n,,, u
Lots III the CITY and country. oSiAss
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PIANO FoRTEs.
LiGHTE & RADBURY' s
49, MANDATORY OF
III RI GRAND AND SO UARE PIANO FORTES

REPkEsEvTE
NATHAN'L CARISI. Broad Richmond,
Where an assortme ntcan seen Their o who
sale retail
LIGHTE BRADBUR respectful. yInform the
public that within the present year they have re
organized their whole establishment, that the
patrons can rest assured that all improvem nts
made to the Pr NO FORTE will be most speedily
introduced in their mandatory, all of which are
warranted for all time. The attention Of the public
is particularly called 10 their premium so UARE
GRAND PIANO FORTE, made by them, which,
for power, volume sweetness of tone. elasticity OF
touch and elegant exterior. stands unrivaed even
by the Concert Grand. The unanimous opinon of
the greatest musical celebrities (which be seen
at Mr.. Carusis is that our instruments defy COM
petition.
xx1a PIANO STORE. No. 2is BROAD ST.,
HTEH opposite Breeder q For's Dry Goods
III RI Street.-The subscriber would invite a call
from persons VISITING the city IN want of PIANOS,
other MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. He keeps
constantly on hand a large assortment of kne In
strnments. selected by himself with special care
Having been many wears In the trade, and being
thoroughly convcrsant with the mechanism of the
Piano, he possesses peculiar advantages. and never
sells an instrument which he cannot recommend
and endorse. He is Solsa here FOR Steinway X
Sons, of New York. whose instruments are well
known throughout the country. and also keeps an
assortment of the lnstruments made by w. Knabe
q CO., OF Baltimore. and the Pianos of other well
known manufacturers. Those who wish to buy
will consult their interests by visiting the estab-
ment OF Il. MAYR. No. 2l8 Broad St.,
Opposite Breeder Fox.
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Engineer and Sap't n. L P. r. X.
THE ADAMS, EXPRESS CON-.

<sdsnA the ADAMS, EXPRESS CON-;
sGIG pANY ~ MslS ST., hsx,n ns rs -
from NoRf As'f sfF F aksKh Eh and RICH
SokE, Which Iesvs NV York svsly YEP
kk6 sp X sg sb1NaRifM ns fspSss
pal pisces in VIRGIN IA and NORTH CAROLINA,
arc now prepared 70 forward s,sss ses,fa
able Parcels, yewelry, TO the sbovo named 81
ties. and all places on the scabosrd. =,
oss k q % H.
give their personal attention to the ssfsiuI @
s 81 FAN snIf i'' EXPRESS Ii -
,oInss n vrsnRs ss and North Wi q
By Steamers. unless otherwise msrked. 81.
P. NJ. J; l, Mcp9NouGH,
SPECIAL. NoTIC E.vE Express psskssss ics S Me-
fox, Pefersbur gs Richmond, and Al pisces In vi
gnia and Nc5tk CsTSlea nsspsMsf isF sI
hereafter 30 received By the ADAMS nAfnEEs s..
COMPANY who are the aathoriSs d agents iof ia
press privileges ON these ships ", s....h;>
cs oss q The ENt sS 1Gls ri
G Soss ss
three times 4 week, TUESDAYS THoAspAi'
Sss! EISSS Ss S.; ses VIZ DIst wseD.e.
MAJ RRISTof.. Capt CHAs.J J. Johnson.
Rss. 2IyIAAr SaFi c s VIZ sa cssxrlAss
Thsss Sosts are al OF The 6rst Glass. and con,
manasd bs careful and experience@ caRta,ns. ssd
save promptly ~ ~ 80
lIss ysar' Ssss e0as'a%sfSSssP = OK s2s Axsa
Az the Shed. Dock ct. in rear oiold ass Hesss.
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Passengers eaktast and sup at Ashland and dine
on board the comfortable steamer between Aosnis
Greek and Washington. '~se
IA For further information, Apply Mt this of6cs
Broad street. Shockoe Hill.
JAS. :. WINSTON, Gent Ticket Ar't
SAM'L RUTH, Sup't.
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STATISTICS OF HEApAcHs.-The Medical
Times and Gazette contains some interesting
medical data obtained by inquiries made III
the usual course of professional experience,
concerning the causes of headache. OF ninety
cases cited, seventy-six were females-7a num-
Der which establishes pretty strongly the tact
testified to by most of the old writers, that ie-
males are more frequent sufferers. Vi the
seyenty-six females, forty were single. The
predisposition in the case of females is believed
to originate in the nervous system--snscepti-
blity of nervous disorder being much oftenef
found in the female than in the male subject
1t is likely to exist in organisms which evil
ence a capability of so much flneness and deli
cacy of perception, united with so much prone
ness to emotional excitement ana IN which the
functions of organic life are Observed to be so
readily wrought by passing states of thought,
sensation and emotion.
or the exciting causes, emotional disturbance
has the highest number. Out of the ninety
cases fifty-three declared this 10 be one OF The
causes OF their attacks, forty-eight Also con-
sidered that atmospheric states were to be
blamed and TWEEN ty-hye specified thunder. In
regard 10 inheritance of the liability, in nine
teen cases the mother is mentioned, in nine the
father, and in twelve both parents; i'll ALL for
" gave explicit evidence OF hereditary predis
position. and a few others mentioned cases in
collateral branches Out OF the ninety cases
oaIy nineteen blamed their diet As TO the in
fluence Of climate, twenty-nine seem very
clear that they are at least liable TO attacks OF
headache in places where the air Is dry and
bracing; six commend cold atmosphere and six
condemn il; eight praise warm atmosphere,
and three dislike il: six are in favor of sea air,
and four are adverse TO it. Fatigue is men toned
as an exciting cause by-thirty TWO.
FORESTS UNDER GRoUND.-The Racine Adj
vocate notices thar, i'll digging for water in
soughs throughout the whole town OF York
willie, Racine county, Wis, traces of dense
tanarack forests are tonnd, and generally in
leaning direction, their tops towards the south
east, as though some mighty flood had sudden
" overwhelmed them.
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1aE0 5ssf KkCai'Skb. 1850.
NV ls4s e. ssgBISY sTslek q

- WO9U4ls - n - g
1as0 sssf FECsi'Skb. 1880.
NV !. Az ss z sss' sIi|9s q
1h.s. .s.l,sa n NV ros "a esis ssiss
s..sss Il ss .syEaE :. m! s "a PssAo..,
81 Sslss q .r.,, speeds. md
"a sss ;sE,f's s :sssl q
s stASk :ss F "a SILK VEST
A'''''s s'''''' us $ 4 .u,srs,
Al:S; s II. Il,.s s &C yyERps. sATlEETs. &C.,
large ana spleniid stock, which cannot be sur
An Of the above Goods have been purchased
sna m e e. P Win
small profits and quick sales
CAL and examine Tor yourselves before pnrehas
Sc a-dScwam No. 70 Main street.
n HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEAP GOODS.
II By going to JOSEPH STRAuSE'S. and purs
Cent ass "
bay.ioo pieces fine Beached Cotton ton; at cents ln
dondae undressed fine Cotton at ia sellina eve
rywhere at shiin yard wide Brown Sheetng
and Shrtng at and 10 cents. cheap at l2's; the
ed Bands and Cellars, &c from the lowest prices
up: 900 ladies' Collars from auction, at cents;
shaw!s selling at the low rate of 70 ots l,Oo9
Shawls Of dirent apality and PRICES; lSo ass9rted
Nc, at astonshingly low prices: ne "a, 10 10 and
l24 Bed Blankets closing out very cheap; eoo
small and large servants Blankets from Slts cts.
upwards; COO Yards the handsonlest patterns OF
Muslin Deaine, ransin,a, from l2's, Is 70 and Is
cts, richly worth %1,; BLACK Alpaca ior iz,a CTS
Black, White aud Mixed Wool Hose: plain or rib,
he'd at rs cts; for children, 10 and - cts; adies
the che apest and greatest barsaIns YOU buy in
Carpetings OF JOS EPH STRAUSE. Remember No.
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DOGGETT L. ANDERSON.

Would invite buyers to examine their Fall stock
of CARPETfNG, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, aud
CURTAIN G0ODSwhioh they selling much be
low the usual price that such goods sold ut.
Also. large and varied assortment of PAPER
HANGINGS from the cheapest to the finest that
is manufactured: both French and American,
which will be sold very cheap. We are also pre-
pared with the best of woTkmen TO make and fit
% rooms, IN the city or country: CARPETS, CUR
TAINS, OIL CLOTHS and WTND0W-SH ID Els,
at the shortest notice. Also, PAPER HANGING
done by superior wor kinen. Housekeepers need
ing anything in our line, Will and our assortment
good and our Prices low. 5-3m
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SUP'TS OFFICE R.a ORR,
RIcnMosp. Oct. n 1889
$500, GREAT SOUTHN EST.

kck4 g. ERN NAIL RouTE.-B, a
= ate Arrangement. the Richmond
and DanvifIe, South Side. Vireinis and Tennassss
East Tennessee and Virginia, East Tennessee and
Georgia, and Memphis and Charleston Railroads
have entered into an Agreement to pass Nesre
Children under three years of age, FREE. over their
respective roads, TO take effect ON and after Eeysm-
Der LIST, 1853.
To persons trading in Negroes and others. TIN,
route offers advantages unsurpassed by any other.
For further Particulars. apply at the Ticket OF
Zee, Richmond aud Danvtlle Railroad, Richmond,
PC U-dts Y. CAMPBELL, Eapt
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ERS.-THROUGH TICKETS AND THRorGH
CHECkS.-GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE-Car-
rying the great United States Mail. Twice asiiv
Sunday night exec tedl between Richmond, AIex
andria, Washington, Baltimore, Philadel phia New
Creek and Washington, over the Richmond, Frsd
ericksburg d Potomac Rsjrosd, TO the Potomso
river, 70 miles, and by splendid and comfortable
steamers thence to Washington, 50 miles, in ali ~
miles IN seven hours; being acomfortable and per-
fectiy safe rate of speed. W
Hours of departures: $50, A. NJ, and an p NJ
BAGGAGE, under charge OF Special AGENT,
CHECKEDTHROUGHt to Washing ton. BatimnrS'
Philadelphia and New York. - -''.'o''
THRorGH TIckETs can he secured at the feiIov
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OILS. pl.NTs. WINDOW GLASS. AND

0sLs. PANTS. WINDOW GLASS. AND
~ ARTISTS MATERIAIS-WM SATTLER
so a osmpssa our Fa sancR Of the
above-mentoned articles, to suit purchasers 600
boxes French Window Glass l.ooo feet of stained,
Oil; 500 gallons Boiled Linseed OIL; 1000 gallons
Varnishes, OF every descriptions; eco gallons Spir
Its OF Iurpsntlne; 500 gallons Machine Oll 1900
lbs White Lead. American and English; 8 600 lbs.
Zine: in OIL American and French !. 80 bbls. Coop
English 20 bbIs Kalsomlne; 20 bbls Paris White;
80 bhs: Mineral Paint. chocolate and slate color
sale purchasers and others to large assortment
OF Brushes. of every description; ColoIs ground
Artists Materials. of everv dissertation; Mathe-
NAUTICAL Instruments; Drawing Paper; American,
hsh and German; Looking Glass Plates Picture
90 WIN. sATTLER CO.
Notice. 1.-The undersigned beg leave to IN
i, form the trade Of Riehmend that they have
th5s d9y aPeSes o WHoLEsatE GROCERY and
8 hhds. new Baltimore BREAST BACON.
10 hhds. Western and Baltimore SIDES.
bas ss Ssffs SGa c Gf.iEs
Is bbls. Bakers BUT TER.
50 btls. and kegs No. ] LARD.
IS boxes superior MOULD CANDLES.
Is boxes BRoWNsoHP. w.
Ard Ane stock of WINES and LILO uORS
We offer the above on as reasonable terms as
s''o' S-.. ~ -'''1 - ''i'' e''3 PaRKs e. MINED
- -. .e.' = -.."oo oons olu se1no.
bacon. BUTTER. LARD CHEESE 60
- Prime new Hams, Shoulders and Breast pieces:
10 tubs choice Goshen Butter: rs bass Bnckwbeat:.
No Leaf Lard English Dairy and Pine Apple
A'''s' "n'S i BRooK sf' P G.fals Art
-------------------- -eo. Maln ST., cor. Hth
ERESH AMANDINE. far oh.oned h.nas.
Il fresh Cold Cream. also o,r celehrated Dn1 Jus,
Pure Siyeerne, G'xeerine Loiioa, and isalsamine,
one oil the most delightful and ehectual remedies
"a AZ can be used Tor the prevention and cure OF
chappeo r'ha anf fn III lase; p ior sac hy
LAiphEf q hobiNsON Chemsts,
atn ara rankin SIS
y from the finest to the chsanest oaaty Fsrs.
Blow or Stands: Fenaers: Foot Warme rs: Er;uets'
with other goods adapted Tor the winter season. To-
be found at BULKLEY,s. lsz Main ST.
NO PARTNERSHIPS recelved. supply of
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DENTISTRY.

ARTIFICIAL TEETH.-.The Cleo
hfYT plastic and Vulcanite Process.--G. w.
--.t1Io JONES, DENTIST, having the right for the
above mode Of making Teeth, and being satisfied
of its absolute superiority over all other methods
full or partial sets Of teeth, and especially snch
as may be dissatisfied with those they are now
using. The perfect adaptation OF the plate to ths
him to insert one or more teeth withoai clasps
This method having been adopted by those stand
testimonials will be given and specimens exhibited
to those wishing to see them. Sets of Teeth. on
those preferrins them. Filling, Cleansing, Ex-
tracing, and all other operations gently ana tho
roughly perfnrned. Office Main street, opposite
Cofinthan Hall. Ally
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MN. AATTLEk 4 ~, -
-, lsPoRfEns AND DEALERS IN
Oils, PAINTS. VARNISHEe AND NIND0w
GLASS. ~~~ -

bkuShEs.-We received by the late stesmev /.
erge sapply of Painters' and Artistas Brushes. al
eopesi0r enaAfy TO which We call the attention Of
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ID coni ia Ii sY rHi !: Or 81 GREAT PEcTQRAslis;
FOX CQNsI,,IMPTIoS III p pSi gnnRp pvHhfi

tbs. AND ALI. DIS EASES OF INF LUNuSs-..
sInsrsnc ~ remess for irritation or Inamma-
from II tho LUNGS, Throat. or Bronchitis ID aclnow-
ether known COMPOUNDS used for the relief and
radical cure o. Cons r. an1 s5nn inr general usc,
the physcanor but hyss si, Should At
tempt ifn, 9' narts 81
man !" avoid sntreIs the addition OF drugs that
a +; ~ tsnS ~ do ininry His object is not
,n, - - ss symntom. such as Coug to stop
ss' i IL should patent
sqn and ps
oa the " -, s, ave =, nowsr t .tnn enush
and the deI,dee victim is iullcd into an incnrable
form OF disease, OF perhaps ar aea. fro
anSss wh;cb stsI1 cnntpne to onerate sncS ns
rnhernles' Ahscess. Chronic Inflamnafion ~ tbs
Lungs rs, Liver ,onshaa &C., a. & g., still the lungs
eapseausntis ssssacs 9sfS,nssmgtisqi = s' al'
cure cough but IN ali cases prevent that Lion ~
disEea Sea. &c Ns,l a. "a:
pwsE,S III ~ sen,ery, ".
3; sb,s CA mda = BALsAM is the
roses bo PAN GuRER III popular remedy
joints. Spine Disease Or sny pam, iaternsiy Of
ea.erhaay-price ~, 70 ana % cents. Inc Doctor
practice for IS years. Depot sos Arch street. Phil
adslphia. ~,
o, Sola oy + w WAfiNG lo7 Broad street, above
none Of our medicines without the written sisnas
tnre ever the cork and on the OUTSIDE wrapper Of
- AND
The ssses " s
ysays e rial. Us,bosnesd satiaessoa Is rs"Ssred
BY them an all cases. and the pc epls ha pr
them lcortkg.
LIEER C3MPLAdMT, RxSPEPSM, yAUN-
SYSTEM, DISEASES OF
THE KIDNEYS,
ssasss tie and dissstsrs ossess. are
speediiN and permanently cured By the GERMAN
BlTTERS
tatsoa sxrpassiag thar Of any similar preparation
rsrs end long stendsag .-
OUCH, COLD, OR HOARSENESS, BRON-
CHITIS. INFL UENZA; GROUP, PNEU-
and has s..
""'" CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION!
f.,, Joxss All niso ~ o,ce ne! nrd ,,,ve I'll.
,nnsf ss,,s-s nj Ees n,ocssd;ns from Cor IN
10y H SevvIS ga ~ o"' ooIp
Taess nSdie;rss are y-spored bv DR.. C. M.JAcx
SOY Co., No. z1s Area stres:, Phiiadslphia,. Pa.
s,.sr~,rhSp. ~ * nsr bodtIs Tbe sigmo.nre Of
G. ii; A.1sos ssdH 81 on the essssde erapps1 Of
s@f - ~ st,,,ro. ,.bIx5ea an-.a,s, by III. ,,o
,,asto-s ecffsd EyFpVaonWs AIMsNsc " yo, ~. ,r;U
Ed o,,,, n tor. - fyo,,, Iii
an-+s ~ tss soasfyu TLess aJ,yamrcs ,ys g:,,s-
r rsnn, H. H. III o,,r - asy.s ~ - wv e'''"
~ "'' PiJRCEIi,. LADD & co. Agents..
ier1-3kc,rIy Richmnnd Va
yIRGJNIA REMEDY.-VRS DaWS'
"A C0iI(IH ELIXIR. one Of the he's. Known re,pe-
dies for COUGHS and COLDS, has been in use in
R,chmond and its VANITY for the mast f;ftaon ~
twenty Years and has aWsvs proved eeaei"us in IN
Combs and Colds. The foowing certilcate was
voluRariIy siysn By Rsy Nj Wes e iss { ,s.
Mr.. q G. Ws1TFR"Dear S;r. T tale niea,snre in
informing Won thai Mrs DAVIS, Couch Eiixir -
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FALL, 1859.
L A. X. PARKER & co.
SPLENDID ASSORTM ENT OF STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY GOOpS.-We take pleasure in an
nounoing to our friends and the public generally,
that we have new IL stoTe large and well seleet7
GOODS, to which We very respectfully invite their
attention:
Plain. Black and Figured SILKS
Rich Black eros DE E'COSSE
" eros DE EPSON, Tor mourning
Extra Rich Coored SILK ROBES
s. .. Paris PrlT ted NOUS s E L I N i
Rich farls Ch.ntz Printed MoUssEIINEs
PoPL,IiNSfsip 20 A l. Mt s, POLL DE
PLAIN and Printed French MERJNOES
Black French MERINOES
Black YOURSELVES
Black BOMBAZINES; Black ALPACAS
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES and VESrINGS
"a and o. Heavy ,FuLLED CLOTHS
Bed BLANKETS
White and Cold Servants BLANKETS, A
Together with every article usually kept in a
first class Dry Goods House All OF which we will
sell very cheap. &C S-ts
GtLks, SILKS, SaLkS.-NOVEMBER SrH.
- lS59.-Great Ba gains in DR. ESS SILKS at the
Cash Store of PERKINS x co, Il Eagle Square.
PLAID, ard Striped SILKS, at rs cents, worth 81;
Rich Bayadere Silks, at 81, worth 81 80; Rich
Bayadere silks. at SIPS, worth Sl75; Rich Bsya-
dere Silks, at $50. worth 81; Rich Silk Robes At
low prices: Plain and Plaid Popiins and Nalentias.
Also. Qalentias and Pol de Cheveres. at Is cts,
lately sold at 571a and so cents.
Lame Robes; Rich Trimmed Lace and Muslin
Sets.
We invite the Ladies to give US a call.
PERKINS i CO., No. al Eagle Square.
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BUVlS AN SHOISS HfAu6 10 0ruef
0S for ladies and gents.-We are row pro-
pared to make to order at short notice and
able prices, Boots and Shoes If every known variety
and style now worn. Having in our employ the
materials, we are satisfied that we can suit those
IN want with Boots, Shoes. &c, which, for quality
style and nlsh sufpas sed by in the United
States. MARCUS HARRIS & BRO.
Manufacturers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers
in Boots, Shoes, Trunks, &C., Main street, next
to American Hotel.
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JUAN PIZZENt takes pleasure to offer to the
- town and country merchants the following fresh
Goods: 6uQ drums Smtr na Fiss various qualities
500 boxes Layer and Bunch Raisins. in whole. half
and quarters: 40e boxes No. Gold-Chop Fire
Cltron, superior quality 10 boxes Malaga Lemons;
10 casks fresh Curranfs; 80 drains Sultaua Ralsns;
900 lbs. Gum Drops; 2,U0 lbs. French Candies;
900 lbs. Aprcots, Glazed Fruit just received from
Paris: COO lbs Prunes. Glazed Fruit. just received
from PARIS; 900 lbs. Cherries Glazed Fruit, iust
received from Paris; 600 lbs. Figs, Glazed Fruit
just received from Paris: in store and for sale at
JlfAN piZZINI'S. No I2S Main at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-02

80 NOTlCE...Hsvln rented the iarge and
commodious store lately occupied by Mann s.
. Valentine, corner OF 9th and broad sts,. Rich
- mond, Va. beg to inform the public and my
friends generally that, In conneciion with gentle
and whose name will duly appear, intend to opon
DRUG STORE, ON or about the 1T dee. nexf.or
JAMES n. pKARCE.
late Of the firm of Warinx 8 Pearcs.
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