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CARpETiNGs AkPfTING,::-

\ GRAIN, THREE Ply, TAPEsTRY, BRtTs.
RUGS DOOR MATS. &c, &c
BREEDEN q FOX,
are receiving, THIS DAY, Monday. 18th August
tle LAR6 EST and MOST ATTRACTiV r assort-
:nent oil CARPETINGS ever yet exhibited by
them We have made arrang gements to keep our
Ctraet Department constantly supplied with the
ueW est and most desirable STYLES. Our constant
attention shall he gwen to tins branch oi our busl
ness, and ,iS adding the nducement Of a large and
geti-assnrted stock Ia the very LOWEST scale u
prices, we hope to increase sales IN this De-
lartment Vert itrseh.
BNEEpEN & FOX, 2I7 Broad ST.
+. S.-We have engG-ed the services of UPHOI-
: TEX tRS. who Viii be prepared 10 cnt and LAY
down CARPETS for shortest notice. an ~ imit
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nA Selling Out ~ leave. 80 per cent. Be-
l.0Iy UsT ALPRfCF.-~ GREAT EXCITEMENT.
IS 600 people have visited WATSON 10 see hss
have their portraits taken. His PORTRAITS cam
not be exeeed; aud feF eheapaass and durability
are seldom eaualea. Cali and SEQ them. Por
traits ffoas Is cents; pi,sto ffaphs from to rs.
Old dagnerreots pes copied diminished to aay
Size, palnfed either Water Pastiie- ar Oil coiors.
SONS, Whitehurst's oisi tiaIiery, n Main street.
sc l3-lm
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PRICE ONE CENT.

Last Of the Eatievs.-0ur pIaygoers vii, rs.
gret to learn that Mrs. aud Mr.. Waller make
their last appearance on the boards of The
Richmond Theatre tonight. The bill for tha
evening Is certainly an inviting one and
should ensure crowded house. The pro-
gramme commences with the inserestin q
Siytnoiogfcal Burietta of Midas in which
Mrs. w WALisER sus tains the character Of "A pol
10, ana sings six songs and TWO Duets Az
r, 1er thls, is an Irish LIt,'s by Miss SaIome--
I ne entertainment to conclude with new
asia l,nriiling romantic dramma In four acts,
ehutieu Masked Riders To s.ose vhs ad :
mire thrilling situations. terrific eomhats
artuhg faoieaux, etc, this new drama will
ne exceedingly interesting while 10 the legion
oI trends OF the Walters, their last appear
make part of the audience. ~
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EA. Great Barsains-
FOR CASH, AT
PERKINS < co.'s.

PERKINS < CO.'S.
s,,,tnr.. No. Ill, EAGLE SQUARE,
- BIsash5I BTown sIHiRflNG, Heavy, at g.
u bleacheu at6d
upper. nj 10 cents
~, nne ness ~ ave- sold here, at i2ts els,
Best English and American PRINTS, Mt II cents
% p,s Y ALkNTIAS and nELAiNES, at i2Is cfs.
DRESS SILKS. very cheap ~ III '' - U.s.
3 Very R,sh SILK ROBES, at s25. worth sts
\ I'D GLOW rs, as good MS Alexanter's AT 75 cts
Best l0-4 Bleaehed s II ETlN6s at 2s eta.
PERKINS Il CO.
Sc Its No III Eagle SaGare
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,mA- fIaaks, Mant,iias, shawls, &c.
OPENING OF
FALL. AND WINTER
MONDAY. I2rd SEPTEMBER.
Ne I2-imif M Bro1d street.
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l,KEAr urlN,auof f4LL ooODs, a

- :. HikSII'S. 209 Broad Street.
On MON DAY, the 19th ui September, i'll open
aa eutires new and we'll selected stock Of fh NJ
AlNGS FANCY and VARIETY GOODS, which
embraces every thing new and desirable IN that
Ilue. Having bestowed. as usual, great care and
attention upon the selection OF my stock, aud with
long experience In the business, and great taciil
ties in buy fns can offer purchasers Inducements
" h!eh nut often met with. would call paTtic-
u!af attention to nay stock OF WURSTEnS of
every description, which, being of my own direct
i port alton, aud under the inanag ement of expe-
rienced hands, rs by far the largest and best
.guSed of any IN this country. | am always de-
BEST ol Goods at the Low EST market prices, and
confidently submit my CLAIMS to their judgment.
Sc l0-ln@ s. HfRSii, 21g Broad street.
Ff'O MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS
i AND OTHERS.
TURNER BRO, Con- MISSION MERCHANTS,
Garner llth and Bank streets,
RIrHMoSD, VA.
W,ll he pleased 10 receive ADVERTISEMENT
lnr the following papers, NIL having large and in
erehsiag circulation. Splendid chances for adver
ttxlne.
HSoqnTIHlERN CHRONICLE, Orange C. H..
ElHGlhlh ECR0, Halifax e. H.;
fCQIrsVil1.E REGISTER, seottsville;
VALLEY DEMOCRACY Harrisonburx:
TENTH LEGION, Woodstock;
VALLEY GAZETTE. Front Royal;
CULpEPER OBSERVER, cnlpeper C. H.
FACE STAR, Luray, Va. Sc 1a-dIm
I EONAKUA INSTANT kELIEr-FOK
Il COUGHS. COLDS, &c., ac.--0ne of the most
popular and efficient remedies In use, constant,
PURCELL, LADD & co, Druggists.
lzz Main ST., kicnlload, Va.
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rooa SPeff-The late high water has been
most disastrous to Sora. While it has f,rnishsd
aouhdant sport to those who shoot them. and
eous ,an' en- pioYIaent - another class who
butcher them with paddles A fste slsys si".aa
,nree gentlemen Of our aequaintauce-tw NJ
=. ana Deputy Sheriif-yisited one of
the marshes on James river, and in the eonrse
ei ei ieW nours Killed four hundred and thirty
hNe pirds! For ordinary shots, from eight To
ten dozen, at single tide is considered good
shooting; but there are gentlemel living near
the marshes, and accustomed to thar hind ~
speT', VINO, on first rate tides kill their fifteen
ahd SIX Teen dozen. and some lines more Sora
eouid be bought yesterday at from IS TO y, cts
per dozen, so abundant were they
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mA Iurr for Worms b. A. IahnestoCk's
VERMIFUGE. the only safe and efectnal remedy
for E.XpELLING WORMS FROM THE SYS~
TEN.
The lives of thousands of children have been
saved by the timely of this extraordinary med
iclne.
This standard and valuable preparation has
been before the public twenty SIX wears, and there
cannot lie any better evidence oHeIed ot ITS eihea-
cy than its constantly increasing reputation 1t il,
without doubt the safest and most elieetuai meGl
cine for expeng WORMS from the 81 stem that has
ever been discovered The KNOWLEDGE of its
medal virtues IL not confined To the United states,
but there is n constant demand for IL tfom Ing
land South America West Indies, &c, where il
is extensively used It is perfectly harmless, and
mas be administered with the utmost saety 10 chli
dren of all a4es.
Ply sicians do not hesitate to recommend IL and
use il exclusively in their practice. Many OF the
most eminent and skillful of the profession from
all parts of the country, testify to Its nm inr sue
cess. Fer sale by FISHER x WINSTON,
SO 2-lm Wholesale AGENTS.
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) N The VERY Bsst.--semeie'x lnfabae Hak-
ing Powder ii aeknowledg ed BY all 70 10 the cheap
est and best. For sale by ail Draxgisis aud Gro
GERS.
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sA Mrs. j. A. Williams, VI. D., offers her
services those Of her own sex, and 70 ehisafsn,
who usss nees. medical advice uF attendance.
Espec.al attention stsen TO the mana.sEFhf u
female diseases, and dis piaeesnents,
Those wishing an interview al fhstf fesiaeace,
can address Post Office, Box csI.
q u!sss.,nS auf--2sas
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DUTCH,
HEMP, &C,
With full assortment of RUGS. DOOR MATS,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS, PIANO AND TABLE
COVERS, tsome splendld.j BOOKING, CRUMB
CLOTHS, STAIR RODS, &C,
CURTAIN GOODS, our stock and assortment of
Which IS unsurpassed ia any house IN VlrgniaJ
BROCATEL,
DAMASK,
DELAINES.
TURKEY RED, &C,
With TRIMMIN INGS of every description and quail
itN.
I .oOR OIL-CLOTIS, OF various qualities and
Lqttefus from i to II tset wide
WINDOW SHADES of every STYLE and grade,
vita ali proper fixtures of good quality.
IiAvia- eXclusl Vely in our en- piuy an experienced
competent upho!Steref We are prepared, when
sFcd, tn make up Curtains IN the latest styles,
carpets III the best manner, To hang Window
Shades, cut and put down Floor Oii-Ciuth. &c.
RICHARDSON X CO..
Main etroct
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are the alnusenents OF sportsmen now, and thn
season Tor PARTRIDGE. Duck and TuRKFv Shont-
ing is only three weeks off; but to enjoy these and
to he In no danger of premature explosions, or
bursting barrels, a man must have q good Gus. ths
best PowpER, diamond grainJ SHoT, ELEY's
GAPS and ELEY's CHEMICAL or Elastic Aps-
If he has these, he needs only a SAFETY FLASH,
good BIRD Bag, small CaSTKES and u LFArH,
ERN CUP, to complete his outfit. and he is then
ready for the head and wood, and for enioyment- =
Oi late years so MANY botehes have turned gun
makers IN Europe, and So many cheap guns have
been shipped 10 this country sale, that q lpau
runs some risk in buy Ing, unless he knows the
deaier: As we are we'll acquainted with Mr..
JAMES w AiSH at No, 90, north Main street,
and know him to be entirely reliable, we hlwa,s
purchase OF him, ard never fail To get Iust what
we wish His guns are inferior to none in the
Union. his ammunition is the best to be had his
Pl>TuLs, RIFLES, KNIVES, ard FISHING TACKLE,
cannet be surpassed; and vhat is equally mpor-
tant, bis PRICES ARE As Low. ~ nota LiTTLE Low
Err than similar articles can be found etsewhere--
We the raioTe take pleasure In cumneuding ham To
our brother sportsinen as liberal, honest straight
forward, candid merchant, aud rs man that can
he relied on for whatever he says. Remember IN
making your purchases, to call on JAMES WALSH,
gunmaker and importer, No. co. north Main street.
and II he supplies yeu, you are ready for the field
and for genuine sport. Sc i5-lm
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LATER AND IMPORTANT FROM BUENoS
AYREs -AdviCes from Buenos Ayres to I'd ult
announce that the mediation OF the American
Minister, Mr.. Yancy. between the rgentine
Confederation and Buenos Ayres, was pro-
positions of the Buenos Ayrean government
before Urquiza, and had several long inter
views with that leader. after which he
had returned to Buenos Ayres, and, it was
on both sides spoke seriously Of peace and ii
was rnmored that UrquiZa had furloughed
two divisions OF his army, remarkng that
time
Mr. Iancey bad persuaded TrquZa to release
all the officers ofthe Buenos yrean steamer OF
war Gen. PintCs, which was captured by mutt
nPefs. The officers We're on their return to
Bueuos Ayres. taking with :hem the body OF
the brave Capt, Mnratori, who was killed
during the mutiny
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M. de Ia Guerroniere had gone TO st. Sauyeur.
His mission refers to the intended liberal re-
form of the press laws.
The monthly returns of the Bank of France
show an increase in cash of 6,75o,0UO francs
1t was reported in Paris that France had
notified the Porte that she does not intend to
treat the Suez Canal affair as a political ques-
ton
The Paris Bourse fell daily. On Friday the
article In the Moniteur sent the rentes down
to 6-f. sGc. bat a vague rumor subsequently
was current that treaty of peace was signed,
and the rentes improved to 6-f. 6Gc.
ITALY.
The conclusion was general on the CONT
nent that the answer of Victor Emanuel to
the Tuscan depatation, in regard 10 annexa-
tion 10 Piedmont, was preconcerted with Ma
poleon.
The Council of the different districts had
officially proclaimed TO the people of Turin
that the Tuscan deputies had presented a deed
ofannexation to the Sardinian government.
The National Assembly of Bologna on the
fth, adopted a resolution declaring that the
people Of Bologna desire annexation to the
constitutional kingdom of Sardinia under the
scePtre of Victor Emanuel. Bologna was IL
Illuminated in honor of the event. The Assem-
bly, also authorized its President to present
an address to the Emperor Napoleon and
King OF Sardinia, expressing sympathies for
Nenetia aud offering 10 make peculiar sacri-
fees in her favor
A deputation was about to leave Turin on Il
mission 10 the French government.
1t was supposed thai the Papal army was
not in condition TO act against the forces Of the
Romagna, led by Garabaldi.
SPAIN.
The Madrid journals say that the Emperor
OF Morocco has declared traitors the tribes on
the coast who insulted the Spanish flag and
promised to iDflict eXem mplary chas stisement on
them. The Spanish government, however,
doubt the fulhllment OF this promise, and con-
tinue their preparations for the expedition.
GERMANY.
The great autumn fair at Frankfort was
progressing with much brskness. Many
dealers in cotton. silk and woollen articles had
been completely run out of stocks aud in
some cases prices advanced > to i per cent
The wool safes would take place the following
week
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.rALLA>D WINTER

A general assortment of
SIAfLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS,
ReceIyed, and ia store, for sale at the lowest
ma hrt plice, lay
WADSWORTH, TURNER Il CO.,
I3-2u No. Is, 18th street.
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l. X PARKER &. co

WHITE asd Cold SERVANTS BLANKETS.
To ether VITA r'ery article usually Kept IN p
fist ,i,a-s pry Goods House. All OF which We wIil
se.i very cheap. Sc PTS
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Nirhmonb Qispattb.
SATURDAY MORNING. .. SEPT. "a, 1859
FOREIGN NEWS BY THE ARABIA.
Tr.a. Trip OF the Great Eastern-Spiendid
Periormanee--Her Reception on the Route
1.-The San Juan Island Seizure--Italian
Affairs, &c.,&c.

The Arabia arrived at Boston, Thursday
morning, and we have further interesting de-
tails Of her news. She brought Isl passen-
geTs-among them, Prof. Agassiz and his wife.
We give the following summary of her news I:
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~ LIcsSiee.--A, % 2. 9. srand. : Jhss Z sssvs
veil .'s.f ''s'''' jznss a.sfS q y ;l 1 l
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NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL L.fB IN.
II SIlRANCE COMPANY, 0Ae.. n.issSS s. Th;s
Company insaes the lives of findivdsais .-
Of years for life, the NuSrAI Pxcists the ussurd
for life participating in the pis of the Company For
policies granted for the whoc term Of lie, when The pre-
half the amount Of the premium bearing uier at per
cent without guaranty.
The prompt in which all Losses have 6sea paid
bv this Company, together with the Low rates o psvu
present great Inducements 10 such dspacd To in
SURF.
SLAVES are insured for term Of from one 10 6vs ysars
for iwo-ihirds their value
All losses are paid within 70 days ssr sisesosy proef
DIRECTORS
CHAsLHs & Jouxsox, Mn. D. Cooxa
VIZ. w. uolpsA VIZ. II. JoSEa,
Jxo. q. wiiLiAns Qrixssx Brssss,
H. W. ursrEo, L. y. BASSts,
VIZ. II. McKEs, D. g. towil
c.!:.r. !; r.is's; E. soor. T. H. b1''''
OFFICERS.
Ds. CHAaL.s s. JoGssox, Fses;iesf,
WIllIAn ". hoLpxx, CTcs Prssikssl
r. H. BATHS. SscSsfsry.
WiLLiAn II. JONES, Ticsssyes,
". II. acEs., T.d;esi En~i.o.
S..s.. ss.s. j: Roor. ks.s..;,. ON
c..;... s: jcas.ox. y. b. } Md;cI
R,csD. % D. HaTxooc. II. b. I cssssassi..
For further information, the public srssrd 10 the
pamphlets and torns cf psup"s which may Be- obtained
aI the Office VI the Company, any Ofiis Agencies.
Communications should BE- addressed, (p,si paid) to
-: R. II. BATTLE. Sser.:ary.
Raleigh, June ss-
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usuRAHcR coRA11Ea

N. C. MutUal lns1ranee Coopasy.
At THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
"A North Carolina Mutual Insurance Compsny. he,d on
the 18th Of January. the fowing persons elected
Directors and Ofsoers far the ensuing year:
DIRECTORS:
Henry & p; Turner. Raleigh.
:; :; x; X wiiiams' williams 90.
CIV 3 aa,ehins.. Dc.
Kemp r Battle. do.
George LATHE, do.
James ". Toxlcs. do
James T. Hoyt, Washington
.. Alex. Mitchell, Ncwbern.
Joshua g: Wright, wlmingtoa
30. John ". Jones, Elcnion
Geo. w. Charles Elizabeth City.
F.F. Pagan. rymoush.
J. ". Harrrl. Murfi
H. D. Williams Charlotte.
Geo A. Smith. Milton.
A. W. Steel. Fayetteville.
ys~eph White, Ansou County.
JOSH Boner, Salem,
A T. Sunny. .Asheville.
OFFICERS OF TIE COXPANS,
= u. Selby. Pr.sii.as.
h. d. Turner. rIcs Prss;issI
John II. Bryan. Afsnrssy.
H.mden s smith. S.essss'yssS zsssssr~.
i s:$; V i s Xi.;;;$: Ssi:s;::. n"'''''' a--''".
This Company has bc.n in s.e.a.u, oc-,,,;o. ore, 10
yeara and cnoinues - take risks upon all e.ssss of pro-
perty in the State texcrps Steam Mills aud Tu~uae bis
lleres) upon favorable terms Its Pulcies nov euvss
property amounting to q large psrsios of which
Hundred thousand Dollars in bonds pup-sly see~red
The average Gust ofInssrasce upoa the plan Of this Con.
pany has beer less than third per cent pcr en-
nnr nall grades Of prorersy embraced in It's operations
leigh. Feb S. 1853. IL
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FOREIGN LITERATURE.
vouR ATTENTION Il RESPECTFULLY INVITED
II s sbs eAsr~rsss. cussesss essssss ssss,kst1ssss.
snd s,ssisx isssssy esiee II ske Ecssrs.e MAaXnsa
pas,e sss kixs epssssssdsis.s ssss she psss : 80
ip tie fssss-s~ssed ssisuss.
E sss - rsr :: 81 s. .s: e - 49, ~
fsss.d:s.l q Gsv.i Bsi,sis ss.S ,Is csssrssi.
j-., ss.~ % r:ss . s:s5 ..:s..ss.ss rss< 81 -
+ sss..:.. =. ..n .. q. r..-e. q-.,...s..
il s-i.i.. .;.,..s s.. ss.s .-s.:ss. sssss:ss -.
9ss paSsr.iss ..s -.-,A l.r d. pic. q u. ..k
Il e.'siss shsss lsss ssasss> SssAis esa.ss ssAsso
Ms sss,ss 10 b ,ls sa ..s.sss Il psr.sssss -.,ss
publissed-
|. Tessiasssals asA CsooesAasssea.
We qsnss fsv a The mssy snmssrsdsiiess vAsA -
have rsrsissd ise evsliss a sssssi sAassssss 81
isis'iiesses. ssS kssd sssies iF~e sks pss~ w
f's~ E~P~s;<s.s Ea.~v. Syfsi. De o. isss.
- h.vs .skss u. Erssrne fsu@ i,s cs.sssss..sse =
S.,: s.s 81 10 ss:ss 's;ss S: :s;: ss;s - So
ess.sly sss<. cd ~ vsst 3 v..yy ..l.sas
Frs. Rec. NJ. Asss.
.As sss.sisi..ss .isA shs Eissiesi sssssss = ~
sss ssss yss sss .' .sss s:s -. 81 - .. ::
isaasAi ssd q tsssLae. g or Ssy. Nm sS Sssv,s
= eany ssd sussy. 'hsi ss css esssis - sra ~
viss-sse sks sssss ftse iS.s vsls.ii.a. q. askse
ss.. ss ,''.S' d 'srt AZ c,s :'s'a; :: -
~c. csss.:! % cs..e. n. Tel. 1sSs r.. = ss,s = sA'
Es. ~ n. y~s a.~~r.
.r.s s..s.. e e. ss..srs .s.s s.,y :. :: l.ss.ss
:. : i.:s.t s.: .s:st &C.: sssESassr
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A CARD.

u ZOELLER 4 CO., RESPECTFULLY IN.
lie FORM THE CITIZENS OF RALEIGH and sur.
unding Country. that they will Coutr,ct fur all kinds Of
Painting connected with House Building md Architecture
in general Feseo Encans,ic House and Sign Paint.
ing Banner Painting. and Painting Glass Gliding and
Brnsing, and limitations Of Wo"d Marble in al ,he
mOdesnzed and must approved styles.
They will decorate Halls and Churches in Fesco paint.
ing-a style which has been known last fur cenures
specimen 0f their work in this line can be seen ut
Mr. PERClvALS ARCHITECTURAL OFFICE Smith .
Brick Building Fayetteville St. They will also uvuish
Window Shades of their own workmanship for Dwellings
Stores which, for neatness and durability cannot Be
surpassed in any of the Northern Cities.
All orders left at Mr.. Percvars Office or directed 10
T.wborO', N. G , will be promptly attended to.
June 2S, 1858. 5s-6m.
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(,ANCERS, ULCERS TUMORS, SCROFU.
L Ia and all other Diseases of the Skin, cured by the
rspfIr CIopton's remedies.
Pamphlets c'ntaining testimonials Of the highest chaac
r: .,swa'ded to any that may wish them
Persons wishing t. test the wonderful efficacy Of Dr.
Cens Remedies must CORRECTLY describe their diseas.
rrs al! me particulars from its com1 encenent location
Extent &C." Medicines sent by mail
Address J. A. CLOPTON, NJ. D.
Huntsville, Ala.
JnusryS ... g.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS,
Cures Guaranteed, /,

Cures Guaranteed.
nR. CIOPTON HAS DISCOVERED WITHIN
u The last year a new remedy far CANCER-purelv
~ table and perfectly harmless. Persons visiting him
ri MOI be required pay any,hng until cure is effected
s> cases that have been rendered ncurabe or At least
@rb,,r! bv the of Mineral posona He also treats
- a tuners, disease Of the throat rheumatism, nervous
srslurS, &c.
AFTER forwarded to any that may wish them.
Address. ]. A. CLOPrON,
Huntsville, Ala.
March ls, 1883. 90
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FALL 1855.
HAMILTON & GRAHAM,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
RE now prepared offer the most favorable terms
"A to WAolesole Buyers, . large Stock Of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Selected with great care for the
Fall and Winter Trade,
which, for variety, beauty. and its adaptation to the
NORTH-CAROLINA,
VIRGINIA, AND
viii be found second to none.
Buyers frUm al sections invited to close and rigid
examination Of our Stock. prices DC. ~.
= No 80 SYCAMORE STREET.
Petersburg. Va.
September 2, 1883. 7a-
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FIRE INSURANCE..
MCGEE / WILLIAMS. Agssts

HO0 HAL110u, r c.
REENSBOROs MUTUAL INSURANCE
u COMPANY.-Such has been the care and eeoaumy VI
the officers Of this Company, thst fre va debt
have made assessments, and have hand large
capital viz in premium notes t&s'ass 0s ia cash ti3
34s se-makipe total of tss0s ~ 10 meet any lasses
that may accrue; therefore have hesaiou in saying
10 the public that there Il ssr Company In the Suh
couuisy. The oat Of The Risks In this Compaay BE-
ing in the Western part Of the S,s where The dssE from
fire 10 much less.
OFFICERS:
JAMES SLOAN, FrSssdeul
8. w. OGBURN. vice President.
G. r. MENOENuALL. Attorney.
PETER ADAMS. Secretary end Treasurer
wM II. CUMMINGS. General Agent
j. McCoxxkl,)
, J. A. AEsAxa Executive Committes.
J. n. GARRETT.
All communications busipess eoooected With this o.
Gee, should be sodrcssed to ..
- PETER. ADAMS. Secretary.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
On, DANIEL O'D0NNELL, i.
ACilCAL PLUMBER AND GAS, FILTER,

ilCA'. PLUMBER AND GAS, FILTER,
MAIN STREET,
lOns door aboue Neso Custom Hosas,)
him., Richmonds Va, = 80
CuuasEFARED TO FIT, UP DWELIdN(31si
leps on aks LEES HorEls, &c, with WATER and GAS, and
Armx nand all kinds of articles p the above line viz:
sith n, WASH STANDS, BLOCK TlX PIP4,
RrH Tr"a ~ Tops. GALvAxs1xb lRoN PnH
Gppre ~ ~. SHOWER B1ns, LlvT and Fonca Punrs
Karep r. GLERs, HYDRAulIo RAHs. s.-s Ts.a
RrcBrxI IpsErs, prs All kinds of RaAo CocSs
Sasr1 L.. nAScIRs, and PLA1ID Woxx
Ali r"-a and LEAD P1Ps, Gas FixfuRn, &e.
ne su;.fGone zone on reasonable TERMS ssd ~ssvastsd b
Rrssea,ty or Country. -'''-- : ~
I'd dWSSSts-Rev. W. S.Re Thos E. Skinner. Briggs 1 Dodd,
,E Az ers'vsi, esi, Architecs, Raleigh, N. G.. ~
sy attenSsS SsSers left with AesHA Bee Dsdd pane.
1858. s At-lY.
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t,. for six twelve months and 1t the cloes Of
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roan' =, - h;,... God. ,,o% .....ss..s-a.s,s,.s. !.
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