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CUPERIoR NEGRO CLOTHING,

NUPLHIUN NEGKU ILUTITTNG.
~ AT OUR
WHOLESALE CLOTHING WAREROoMS,
H9S it5 aad iG5, Main sfreef.D
We invite the attention of Wholesale purchasers
10 our large stock OF NEGRO CLOTHING, OF our
uai materials, ns follows:
Extra Heavy Fulled Cloth Goa D ana
Extra Heavy Tweeded satinet COATS and
PAN rs. .a.uo
Bes! Heavy Sleeps Grey satinet COATS and
PANTS. ,,re
Brown Cotton and Hickory Sill KTS
Heavy Red and Grey Flannel II II / D and
DRAW Frs.
The above goods will be sold on RS reasonable
- - KENT, PAINE K co.
LrNGLIsH REFINED IR ON. $50 tons En-
Ia aish Refined Iron, en- braeing a full assortment
of Flats, Squares, Rounds, Ae., &C. Also, English
amt American Eiistsred Sres l. for safe bs
EDWIN WORKMAN d co.
QlCE.--le tlerccs prime Rice for sale by
AAsSlE u PLEASANTS,
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oCxsMITuINc. BELL. HANGING,


L. SILVER PLATING. &c.-The subscriber has
lust retained iron the Northern cites, where he
has tald large supply OF materials, of the best
quality, used in l4OCksMiThtN6, BELL HANG
ING, SILVER PLATING, etc. and invites pub
lie attention his business. lie has employ ed the
Lest workmen tn he had, and is prepared 10 make
20 order every kind Of Lock, 70 HANG BsLLs in the
hest manner and to do Silver PLATING IN style not
TO 10 50 rp sssed By any establishment IN this coun
try. All his work is ~arsanted, or no sale.
After al experience ui many years IN this city
and AN see with the best Lock makers In
this country, ne aattsrs himself that he can give
sAfisfsetion both as to workmanship and prices
and therefore solictts orders from town aud coun-
try, which Will meet with prompt attention.
Persons wishing to have Lock MADE OR EPAIE-
vp Bells HUNG in any sly lie, or SILVER PLATING
executed in a perior manner. are invited TO call
NJ his estab an meat on 10Th street, three doors
south of Main, where they wall be attended to at
the shortest notice.
Orders from a distance, sent throush the Post
Office will be immedatel, filled; and Bell Hanging
done any part of the country a. cits prices.
Address WA. w. SNEAD,
Silver Platter, Locksmith and Bell Han zer.
oc f7-d3m IDth Rirhtuand Va.
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. FALL. Is5o.-HATs, GAPS AND

FALL, 1NaY.-H Is, tAfN AND
AFuRS ROBERT L. DICKINSON, successor
TO Blnford, Dickinson x WeisISer, IS Main ST.,
be leave to call the attention of his friends and
customers to his large and extensive stock OF
HATS. CAPS and FANCY FURS, which have
been selected from the largest manufactures, on
the most favorable terms. especially for the Fir-
xfufa, North tarclian and TsHasssse Trade. com
prising ali the LATEST and MOST FASHI0NA-
BILE STYLES, too numerous to mention, which
will be sold at wholesale and retail, on the most
favorable terms.
Merchants are respectfully solicited to examine
stock. knowing that in price, quality sty lie il
cannot be SURPASSED.
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- - RICHMOND VIRGINIA
La CENTRAL AND f L s.
y q A

.tS a iEi.sslsslss d z EN- T I'D AND u = 4 3
81 g1zes-xs-s BURG STATE AND UNION
AGRICULTURAL FAIRS.-Aembers of the Az
rioultural Societies VISITING the above Fairs will he
furnished by the agent at the station Cat the time
Of purchasln. their tickets, on pre9ent = OF
TURN TICKET.
Stock or other articles designed for exhibition at
either of the above Fairs will he charsed full Ia re
down, but viii he returned free of charge, If re-
mainins in possession of same owners.
Persons having stock to send to the Fairs will
please notify the AGENTS at the stations THREE
DAYS IN ADVANCE, SO MS proper ARRANGEMENTS can
be made for their transportation.
G. CAMPBELL, Sup't
Supt's Office. r. & D. r Ri
Richmond Oct l3. 1859. oc l3-Im
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ELLETT e. WEISiGER,

- mo 167 Main street,
PPOSfTE EXCHA NOE BANK
Have Just received All OF THE LATEST
sTYLESOF GENTS FINE DRESS HATS and
FRENCH SOFT HATS, viz: The 6ARlBAIDI
ZoUAVE, VICTOR EMANUEL, and a splendid
assortment of YOUNG GENTS FINE CLOTH
CAPS Also, BOYS DRESS HATS and CAPS.
in great variety.
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DIR, HooFLAND'S BAISAMtc CORDIAL,
M great sa"aGyG Of re o nJssf az
years Of rial Uabosadsd satisfaction IS readsred
5y them in all cases. and the pc cpIs hoes reaon"esd
IiKSg eSNgLAthHN2T RY Ti{F REhR6 JAyN
SYSzTHHHh' k RI5k4fYss or
and all diseases arsng Jro d'sorasrsq ssTef Q,
speedily aGd permanently cured ~ the GERMAN
tn BafsAMfc coz ALhos acquired e repx-
talon snypaSSfRg that Of ANY similar preparation
satGn,. Il aeiA cwre, WITHOUT FAIL tas most Sc
co U 81 &c COR. az HOARSEEEss, BR0N-
cHtTIJs INf7 TENNTT4 SR2SbP F FOX
AID has psformed the most ast0ntshtHs cures svs'
*"0"" q CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION.
A fer. GoxsS lriU Else check and care the
mos. ssre-s DIARRHQsAp 7oeesGisyJTOm Cold IN
Ta5s S nsdiciass are PREPARED By DR.. G. NJ. JACK
son 4 Co.. No 4l8 arch street, Phi!adetphta, Pa,
srfyy1rhegs at IS cents per bottle. The signature o.
G. NJ JACKSON 1ojA b. on the eatstde arTapPsr o.
{a The Ainan1c published Annually by the pro
prset0YS called EvERYBoDT,s ALMANAC, yo% featt
parts Of ne country. Tkese AIaaaaaes are gErsn
assoT fTRofLi' LADD k Ell Ass9t "a.
A VIRGINIA z e8sEDy.-MR DAVIS
"A C0U6H ELIXIR, one of the best knownreme
dies for COUGHS and COLpS, has b3en IL use IN
twenty years, and hass, always proved efeaeous in
Coughs and Colds. Tie following certificate was
voluntarily given by Rev. hr. Wles in 1864:
BOWLING GREEN, CAROLINE, March 3, 1854
Mr. c. c. WALTKR-Dear Sir: take pleasure in
informing you that, Mrs; DAVIS Cough Elixir" |
purchashed Of YOU, has acted like Charm upon my
llttle daughter, when she had the Whoopns Cough
very bad have used il also in cases of Colds, at
tended with severe cous hing and IN every case the
same happy results have been produced. regard
this preparation an excellent medicine, and in
my judgment no family ought to be wthoutlt
A. WILEs,
Pastor Of the NJ. E. Church, South, on the Caroline
Circuit Va. Conf.
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Fisher s. Winston,
Millspaugh 4 Johnston, J. w. Garlick Z. ]. Picot,
A Bodeker and Chag. ID, Yale. Richmond
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EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION

- OAoDS ~ BIZ ClpfsI.D. ! 'hte'''
THE PRICE OF IMPORTATI0N.-Flve hun
bred Corsets. all qualities; $50 Cioahs SO hand
SOME Embroidered Collars at %. 80 and 70 cents,
worth donb,e the money: 2Si Embroidered Hdkis.
at s6 ecnts orth 80 coats; $50 yards Bonnet Vel
vets at a sreat sacrihce; 400 pIecrs Dress run
mirgs guaranteed Save o. o. per cent: so iaoles
and children Hoop Skirts at Il great bar gam; i5o
cbildren's WorsFed Hoods, Saeques and capes; 20
ladies' and chidrens Merino Vests; 800 pair Nd
SIX and Buck Quantities.; a full assortment 81 fnl-
broderes. TTimmnss, a?sery Cloves Ges Ms me
T,te.ses Hair Pins and lots of other Goods, which
viii he ciosea out at unprecedented low urces, at
'-'f' GOLD2MiTiS Iriminlng ana
VARIETY Store. POS Broad st.
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es~0 NEW FALL STOCK. Il
EyeNN OCTOBER 23FH, 1859.
~2iTAFO UR HUNDRED CASES -
We have Just received four hundred eases of
BOOTS, SHOES, and TRUNKS. suitable for the
Fall and Winter sales comprising good assert
ment of the following kinds: Mems and Boys Bro
gans, large sizes Mems and Boys Kip and Calf
Brogans, Women's Boots, all sZes,3 to 8. 5 to 9,
to 9. very heavy. with heels; Women's Dutch
Boots of the best quality; Mems heavy Double
Sole Peged Boots. large sizes, made to order; La
dies fine Heel Boots, kid and Morocco, some very
large sizes. We invite all in want OF Boots and
Snoes, at wholesale retail. to give call: We
will sell them very low. PUTNEY & WATTS.
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INSUR ANCE.

49, ~ -e-g -so.,,s 49,. ,--~~- ~
flames BosI4 Err. INNURANCE
llTH STREET. BETWEEN BANK AND MAIN
STREETS: % DOOR FROM The CORNER OF
IiTH 4 - AIH.-l an prepared to issue POLL
~ ~ ES or iNSU RANCE on BuIldlnss Fqrnture,
Property, tthe subject of FIRE risk against loss
or damage by nre, upon terms As reasonable as can
he offered bY any responsible company. The capt
tai represented hy NE is actual and GH9Pts-the
standing and business character of the companies
unqueStiOnahe. From the long experience | have
had and my hnoWlsd5e of this branch OF business.
am enabled to oder my numerous friends and the
pnpiic fuil assurance that all business transacted
with ne Will receive prompt attention, nd cases
ct loss or daniase by ire viii be satisfactorily au-
Justed and speedily Sc tied
Country Risks and inland Navigation Risks as
snred on most favorable terms.
SOUTHERN PRoTECTtON INSURANCE
~ COM A N Y, ,O,.
Chartered BY re L.gtslatnrs 81 H,rg'Htd IN 1914
HOME OFFICE, ALEXANDRIA. VA,
lnSureS on the Cash and Mutual fiah'
HENRY W. THOMAS ANGUS R. BLAKEY.
+ In .; h1Ns 5Is KfR WI WI s. s. MAss PY
In. K. H. STABL,ER. THOMAS I, HILL
P. d. LIPSCOMB, ROBT. f LESTER,
S W. II nlIti u51RNER, WI. WRRfdhT.
HESgs99 " THoM IS S;d frf pdss,9sn.
THOS. T. HILL. Treasurer.
WIN WRIGHT, Secretary.
JAS. L. CLOSE, Actuary and General Agent.
Applications for Insurance granted and policies
issued and renewed on the most favorable terms,
b. A. COOKE.
l.. q. CLOSE,
18th ST., Exchange Hotel Building,
oc Sim Richmond Va.
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ErytRS2 CARRIA6ES.-The subscriber intends
SsS-kSr- ehaHglng his business. and will offer for
sale his stock OF CARRIAGES, &c.. OF his own
make, consisting of RoCKAWAYS, BU6GiES,
with and without tops. &c, which have been put
up With great care-for this IA rket-at Is per cent.
lower than reg ular city prices he intends to sell
every vehicle on hand. would further state, that
all persons IN want OF CARRIAGES. BUGGIES,
Ac., will fad il greatly to their Interest 10 give mo
q call, as am determined to sell al eli hazards.
lower than any one else, IN order 20 close out my
stock. JOHN DOES,
oc 21-fms Corner 9th and Broad SITS.
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS..-Wa nave
ID many gcods Of recent purc5as: n r,.ar 10 ia
the prlce the same goods were solo az eaas. "a s0
season, which we shall from this date nnfr ~ .e
low prices We ennmerase few 81 ~" ss r. Re
n 4 10 to soo Rich Dress silks e ~, worth ixo,
Ricn Dress Silks at l2s wor,n liz ,cS s;seea w
In a, E IL Paris ss and 80, worth i7s Printed
Merao.. Dela'nes Popllns. Se;, Ne, a. equally equally
l ps u 81 per yard; Ingram at e2sc worth 7sc
Rnas al S.. worth 1890, and other CARPET goods
"mauslix low We have three makes oil Bleaehed
gns,o,s. which are the cheapest goods in town
6eavy, medium and light makes, all yard wide, II
ior servants at the lowest prices; Blankets F!an.
els, Ianseys &C.: l2.4 Bed Blankets, all wool, ct
So worth 81 Clnaks of all qualities children 8
and misses Cioaks on hand and made to order;
Cents Goods such rs Cloths. CasslmeFes and Vest
ings in great variety. together with good assort-
ment of every thing in the dry goods line. which We
are determined to oiier at the lowest prices. we
have adopted the plan in business oil closing out al
our Fancy Goods every season, and to accomplish
Wis., oai sa'a" navy - t,IIIi E2 G. CuENERy
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1910 SIMPSON Il MILLEH. 10 MAIN
lO1lO. STR Z EFT L 4 L !.

vSh4 ntSyN nfLLGk X, !lY VI A n
ICCv: STREET-FALL AND WINTER
CLO hi NG.-onr senior partner has Just return
90 IRON the mandatory, North, where he has Sc
iected with great care, and with especial reference
70 me retail trade, the LARGEST. most fashionable,
aha compete stock ei CLOTHING ever offered
before. Our stoak embraces all the new and va
NOUS styles, cuts &c, out this fall In consequence
o. having a larger stock on hand than usual we
oueT great Inducements. Those in want. are re-
q4esteo 10 call and examine before they purchase
epewhere. We would call particular attention 10
our In .lsh hEAEER BUSINESS COATS: Fine
r rf,, en- CASSt Err Z COATS. En.lish BEAVER
h-CoA rs, various prices. We most respect
iuis invite the patrons of the old concern and the
PUBLIC generally, to cal al ll9 Main street Rich
mond' a. Our stock Is now complete
SIMPSON n MILLER at =
:! ~. Doodman Il Go. Is old stand TO Nam st
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LNALL, 1859. 1,->
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY GOODS.-We take pleasure IN an
nouncIng to our friends and the PUBLIC generall.'
that we have row in store a large and well select
ed stock Of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS to which we very respectfully invite theit
attention:
Plain. Black and Figured SILKS
Rieh Black eros DE E'COSSE
81 GRCS De EPSON, for mourning
50 g two Fionnced silk ROSES
Extra Rich Colored SILK ROBES
Paris Pm ted NOUS + l. / n T.
Rich farjs Chlntz Printed MOUsSELINES
POPL1NS, Y Al IN I A s, POLL De
CHEVRES ,,r
Plain and Printed French MERINOES
Black French MERINOES
Black M0USSELINES
Black BOMBAZiNES; Black AI.PACAS
CLOTHS, CASSIM ERES and We a NOS
81 and GA Heavy PULLED CLOTHS
Sleeps GREY SATIN ETTS, LlNSEl &c.
Bed BLANKETS
White and Cold Servants BLANKETS,
Together with every article usually kept IN =
frst-class Dry Goods House. All OF which we VIII
soil che
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TIRE INSURANCE.
L MARINE INSURANCE,
incorporated 1897
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSUR.
ANCE COMPANY.
n-Ofhce No. l3i Main Street, Richmond. xa
Capital and Surplus, S230OOO
THIS COMPANY has the ADVANTAGE of tscenty- screen
years experience in the Insurance business and
having enjoy ed the favor of the public during ali
of that period needs special reconme nSation to
the citizens of Virginia "
IT effects Fire Insurance in city and country, and
marine Insurance TO all parts of the world
It's cash capital aud surplus are as above. and it's
aiairs are managed prudently, but literally, and its
rates are as low as those of any other good insttu
tion. pIRFcToRs. ~ ~
w. L. Cowardn, J. f. Wsdswortb. Patrick cull.p.
Joseph Alien, VIM Beers Geo. N SMITH
Horace l.. Kent, Thos Samson ii t. Winston'
VIM. Palmer, chas. w. Purcell, Jno. n. Gordon
Alex, X; Parker, JOS. p. Winston, Arch. Thomas.
Jas. A. Inoes, H. A. Claiborne
Apply to the President or Secretary, in person or
by lesteG w. i. CoWARDiN, President.
WIN. WILLIS, JR., Secretary. ie 9--ts
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f-~ r-z===- RICHMOND (VA.t CEN
1sss zsls.1s I II, + Il X, AMP PETERsBp
CULTURAL FAIRS -Nembers of the Agricultu
raj Societies visiting the above Fairs, will be fur
nshed by the Agent at the Station, TAT the time OF
purchasing their tickets. on presentation OF their
certificate OF memberships with FREE RE-
TURN TICKET Stock or other articles designed
for exhibition at either of the above Fairs will he
charged full fare downs but viii be returned free
of charge, If remaining in possession OF the same
owners
Persons wishing to send stock, must give at least
SIX days notice to the Depot Agent that proper
cars may he provided.
rs No Freight Train will he run from SATUR-
DAY, ed October. to TUESDAY. LIST November.
Frelghts will be received on MONDAY, 3Ist Oct.
from Saturday. ed October to 9TH November, in
elusive. oc l5-tsI SAMUEL RUTH, Supt.
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M3 NOTiCE.--We most respectful =,
- y call the attention of our friends, IN
customers, ana the public generally. 10 our n
ifEI-BA6S, VALlCEs, &c., as they will ind the
ARREST aud best assortment of Goods ia our line,
eApfesss lor retail, that be found either mere
or elsewhere, and az all prices either az eur own
Raanniaesnrs, ST OF the best Philadelphia and
selves. ALEXANDER Hill. Il Co,
Manufacturers and Importers
OF Boots. Shoes. &e.. No. ~ Main street,
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1870 N9W REAnyFoR 1870


GEORGE STARRETT, (Belvins Row. Cover
ST. offers to his customers assortment I'M
rivailed BY that OF any preceding year Our laclll
Factories, Churches, &c, cannot be excelled Re-
pairing, pieces for Stoves sold in years past, far
Richmond Portable Furnace, sizes Hedenbu S
Patent Heater, sizes; Fire Place or Chimney
Heater, formerly known as La TroRe''; Brilliant
Gas Burner, IA fuel saver sizes; Factory Coal
Burner. ,{warranted to stand fire., sizes; Ameri-
can Cooking Range, for brick. Ssizes; American
Cooking Range, (portable.l Sizes: Helpneet
VIII Het Wner Fin Rdaer
Boiler holes. and large Oven" simple. strong and
complete In addition 10 the above, some City
varieties and sizes suited to the varied wants Of
the people Country dealers buying here Stoves,
save freieht. Early orders will receive immediate
attention. Those coming later will be promptly
hed IN their order, and as fast as the work be
NEW STOCK Og FRESH G0ODS AT
~ GREAT RERHGTif2NS PRQM EoRMER
SAMUEL SUTHERLAND, no. l33 Main street,
stos Rides Po%der i sa p Shot Pouches nhes
nds POCKET cGe. avg akn canes aref Fis 81 al
Tackle. &c, &c. Colts Revolvers in any guam
tity, and on the most favorable terms
This esrt6es thai at the sixth annual exhibition
Richmond Va, Ocfooer, 1853. one Silver and three
s BT2pz9 iiedts w we awarded v to SAMGEL
Ben PEBLEY PooRE, See'y.
CRATES. TENDERS FINE SETS OF
" SHOVELS, TONGS and POK ERS.-I have for
includiug every style of RENDERS, SUMNER
PIECES, handsome and PLAIN sets OF SH0V ELS,
TONGS and POKERS. Seven different sizes q
coal SCUTrLES, CinGer sH0FELS $. Fire SHO-
Wells; handsome STANDS for Shoyes md pokersi
Hover STANDS: Bass and Iron FOoTMANS: fire
BRICK; Ere SLABS and JAMS; sets Of SOAP
STONE fer setting up Crates; Tavern anu ChnTcn
and Others any Of he aogs , articles
can be supplied T the Eads e Bpass end IRON
Work Of Che abqys dsssrRsien Ct my FIN fna
1ANUFACTORY, No. 225 Main street. between
sti and 9th streets, west eide, Richmond, Va.
otn %, ID. DEEOaN
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CLARKAON 4 ANDER>oN. ~ nod;

LAKkSoN Il ANDERSON, No Iu5 Main
E HAAhRbpWhhREs CUTLERY, GUNS, AND AN
ships .ca ssompiSG CLOTHS; have received, per
Thompson" their Fall inportatiun. comnris,ns =
y, ,sI e assortment of fine and heavy HARDWARE
" yMien the invite the attention of the Merchants
~ siIsinia, tennessee and North Carolina. guar
.srihs 70 sen as cheap be had any city.
they are also sole AGENTS for Fairbanks justly
geSofatSo Sca!ss, Vests improved Forcing and
Ll Lily fumP french Bur and Esopus Mill Stones,
Hose and Packing
II: b-orders shall receive their prompt and care
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,T7nE CHEAPEST DRY Goons ~ TME

CITY, AoU SAN L FINp Ioo At NO. Ma saI
wants at rs cts, worth 81: 500 yards the handsom-
est patterns Of Valencia at l21a cts, cheap at 25
Ladies' Kid Gloves. ut Is CTS, aud higher prices;
other places for twice the money the incest and
hest quality Muslin Deaines. from l21s. rs and MP
STRAUSk'S. -
LARGE stock of Extension Skirts, from 50c;. to %
cts. 10 Spring at $3.50. Just received another lot
Of those cheap Mantillas, agans ard Cloaks
gong of very fast; 1000 dozen Ladies and Children
Hose wooen and cotton at low prices; Bed anu
Servants Blankets. at half Their value: Ticking,
Flannels. Sa'inetts, Cassimeres, for Men and Boys
wear at all prices; Bieached and Brown ShiTting
and Sbeeting Mt prices To please every body. Car
petiues o. great many qualities and the prices SO
low that every body pan get one at a small outlay oi
vooien and great nj any more Goods too numer-
Gus to mention Call soon. without delay, before
all the cheapest Goods are gone, ,r
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MFR HAkf or iha- ka-JsS
L LE6E.--Ths iuhrmary is situated at the corner
of Marshall and Collie streets, in an elevated and
hesthtui position, convenient Ia the Railroad De
pots. Hotels aud other centres of business. II is
furnished with every arrangement requisite for
the successful treatment OF diseases and injuries,
and for the comfort of the sick. All persons re
curing MEDICAL or SURGICAL aid, except
tina insane ard those iaborlng under conta <ious
diseases, admitted into the institution. Lying
in women are also received and carefully attended
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x1, MEMS HEAVY RROGASs--The
best and largest assert me nj In sfass az. ns
offered Tor sale, very cheap for superior sualItv
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CHICkERtNG PIANOS.--A new
NO. and full supply ofthese splendid instru-
III Sf ments have been received
10 addition to the heantlfu BOIX DE NOIX the
CIRCULAR ACTION and the GRAN d, we have
now the B0uDOIR. splendid instrument of an
uprlSht form.
The Chickering's have received 80 First Prize
Medals, ali over renowned competitors and from
rstrank Institutions and Fairs of America and of
Europe. The ssilave manufactured and sold more
Pianos than any other factory in the world.
From the Chickering's have emanaIed the best
and most permanent Improvements that have
brough hit the Piano to its perfection and by
the great capital they have invested in manufae-
turing eonveneRees, they can sell full fifty per
cent. cheaper than any other factory. None of
their Instruments leave the wareroom without
their having been u inspected by the best artists
AS their factory has never more than agency
be sold bs the subscriber.
The factory warrants all PIANOS sold by this
aeeney.
Orders promptly attended to.
.W4REReoMs-North side of Broad street near
NINTH and at II aELIsToS & BRo's.. No. log Main
street. NATHsI. CARIfSI S.,Ia 40
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pURE IRISH WHISKEY.-Rece to-
81 n,ewart's Celebrated Irish Malt Whskey.-
uMnose who appreciate glass of genuine Hot
Mickey fuBch have now an opportunity TO get
supply. Liberal discount made 10 Restaurant
Keepers. J. p. KAVANAGH,
Family Grocer, and dealer in Wines.
LIQUORS and CHARS. i7a Broad st below 9Th
JUST TO HANB-as boses Raisins, bag Sweet
Almonds % bois fine Potatoes. ~ bags of Oatmeal
% basG Buckwheat, &c., DC.
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T,O THE FARMERS OFVlKGINiA.-Fa

ITO THE FARMERS OFyERGINiA.-Facts
l. which have recently come to our knowledge,
together with advertisements. and a card which
has been sent extensively through the country TO
our friends and customers, and from which we
make the following extract: The subscriber have
ing conducted the above business for the last 5
years, Oh Franklin street, under the ST. lie oil g.
WATT x CO., begs leave to inform his friends
and the customers OF the old concern that that
firm does not now exist" have satisfied us that a
regular and systematic effort has and is still be-
ing made to deceive the public. and lead them to
believe that the concern OF GEO. WATT co.
IS not IN existence. and that the only place tn get
Watts Patent Cut Brace Pow is from a man who
is daily violating the Patent Laws, and unjuSty
depnvIng George " att OF his property, by making
his Patent Piow, without his authority or consent.
We desire To correct the impression thus sought to
be made, and inform YOU and the public that the
concern of GEORGE WATT Il co. is still in ex-
istence; that Geo; Watt, the inventor and paten-
tee has not sold the rsht. or authorized any one,
except Mr., F. ". Scott, of FREDERICKSBURG. to
make any OF his Patent Flows, and that we keep
constantly on hand large stock, OF all sizes. made
under our personal supervision. from the only
genuine patterns. of the best materials. to-ether
with variety of other Agricultural Implements
which warrant to the aver, and are deter
mined not to be undersod by anv one in the mar
ket Our GEO. WATT returns his sincere thanks
10 his friends and the public, who have sustained
him heretofore, and we solicit continuance OF
their patronas 30. an 29-tsi GEO. WATT & co.