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CIxTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
~ OF THE
VA. MECHANICS INSTITUTE,
PoRTHE
PROMOTION OF THE MECHANIC ARTS:

~
ssEssr Of M
% cav %EbSEsSAY. the isra oy oeToBEs and
facturers Artists Inventors, and all Others, both
in Virginia and in al the other States OF this
unlon 70 avail themselves OF the Opportunity IN,
in the collection about to be exhibited.
The Halls Of the Institute are 20 srranred that
s e y rss
not be required; and no pains will be spared to
give each exhibitor q fair opportunity Of showing
The. LADiE s are especially, invited to continue
Their a az to the nsi,,ne pr w,thoas 9srsi
shorn of one of its most attractive features.
All articles deposited for competition win b.
be Appointed Judges, 10 dsternli ne their merits.
The Premiums TO be awarded will oe mesey o.
For second and third class articles, Diplomas or
Certificates Of Merit.
Giles on MONDAY, the srH or OCTOBER, and
,Gods igtended for scmpetiticnr vii b rscsssdun-
Any information in references TO the details al
the Exhibition will be promptly SyeRPd y sdt'''
se7-sw Chm Of Exhibition Committee.
CITY OF RICHMOND, TO WIT;-At .
~ Court OF Hastings. held for the said city, az
At the Court House, on Monday, the 18th day Of
Si MsHRaA'bGkE JOHNSON ,hi. day ,eadsrsd to
lss si ss IN
which RESIGNATION - accepted. And the Court
s asds, an election 70 % held S v NJ e.
vacancy occssloned BY said resixna.,os, And tho
.Y ss. w.sa .ss n K s cm I.
sonsrs Of said election for Jefferson. isi. Ward.
the same 70 10 hsd a. the Pins. Market, and 70 hs
Whi.hsld, Robert Il. Hovison, and Gsetss. v.
i.on, or %, Ward. the same q b held a tho Guy
Hall, and TO be conducted By Thomas Y, Dudley;
ena sess sas. Bals. t W:n
berlake, and Thomas n. Jones, comInlssionsrs Of
said election 70! Monroe or "a Were, shs s..ss g
dastsd y ,.mss Bray Xad 4 \, orders; s .s.s
eos Sn. e: a'' 4 ho :,'fS% CIR
eIec.ios viii Be- hold Al the inns ssA saces thsisis
mentioned. and the POLLS Will b opened 81 sach
place At sunrise on INF Tsa fssn .. pupLEy,,
% lido Conductor ct City Nall.
NOTICE. where's, the County coartof Has
~ rico have IN cSnismp!es,cs g sshn co,s
sss. q the p0Ss HS @
ss ss s e. :. y os
;s s.: g, q: . sss ;...
miles from the corpofslicr. are sssussesd e Co.
s. s ~. z: s = ssss
q acres. cI.rsessf q the baiAiaxs sd sf'ss q
~ ~ sscrsrty At present cecupied - 4 Poor
Itcass wllf - sold, given In EXCHANGE ~ eeef
= NAY b selected ~ the CcHgt li9E - - ~
Jared. aSrnn AnR8nf
Hsarico county. Sepk 1th. - = ss-asa
NOTICE. have shis day assciasea q Eo&qf<
rrs EIsHNiss k m sifoR = kssn ~ = a.
els Il RishIncnd, 4nd 10 buj Ard AZ kx
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TRI1STEE,s SALE 0FA SMALL FARM,
ESJRABLE MARX GARnEn

~ FARM, CONTAINING q ACRES, IN DU-
Walls AppITI0N, ABOUT HALF AMiLE
EoRRTRH o OF BAffpN UA,RITER eRAN.SH TAX
on WEDNESDAY. the 2Ist Sept. 1882 on the
premises, commencing at O'Clock. p. NJ. the very
valuable and highly improved FARM, located as
above, now. and for many years past, in the occu-
pancy of Mr.. Joseph Fuicher. II has for many
years been cultivated as a Market Garden, and the
Land now is in q high state of improvement. The
Dwelling contaIns rooms, and there is good
Kitchen, Stable, Well OF fine Water, and the neigh
borhood good.
TERMS made known at the hour of sale.
sells GODDlN Il APPERS0N, Auct's.
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MO. 10. NEW NO. ~
IN CT OTHING USE. ID
49, 50.
GIpIr

Dealer an FtHe Ready Made tT0thtns, FRrHtshtns
Goods, &c.,
Respectfully informs the citizens of Richmond and
vicinity, that he has taken the store No. rs, Main
street, ard is now prepared to offer them of the
finest stocks OF CLOTHING ever seen in this mar
ket, embracing the latest styles of Paris and New
York fashons-all manufactured expressly to or
der.
Also, large assortment Of FURNISHING
GOODS: Shirts Collars, Crayats, Ties, Stocks, & c
in fact every thing to be found in \
= PHYSICIANS CLOTHING HOUSE,!
Ali of which will be offered at prices that defy com
petition, and he SELECTS the paGonage of discrim-
mating public, feeling assured of pleasing the most
lastidions as To style, quality and price.
Remember, NO. rs, MAIN STREET.
Sc I6--lm
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I ANU-BEAUTlfgLEA AC4E4.
!.,ss Sfs sn sh s'ss 81 i is.... =, J,
81 osc.ock. the farm on which | reside. called
.forrcst Grove. in ChestsTfeld county, On III
Msnchester and Coal Pit Turnpike. (which g nov
Richmond. and 81 which beautiful visv O. I'D
d 4DSu. g ssrss ere Ssssss asd Y efcS he BRO
ssna,S q ths hi.hsss im;rovs.ss.i Iesss
The buildings. which ars nsw, sFe situated IN .
beautiful grove Of oaks, Towering ans acfs.t and
consist OF . Dwelling. Soxee, With rooms asd 8
psirs ss and Kitehsp and Laundry. both busls
OF pick In substantial and neat manner, covered
nth tin. The Negro House. Dairy, fnoke- House,
re, are framed. The harm. STABLES, CaFriage-
grove ' 80 y '''-
TIL Inns place needs only 10 he sesn to b admired-
ane expenditures OF = few hundred dollars, In dec
o,rst,ons would make Il one Of the most desirable
hr9nnd the city Tho health Of the ptace il
pso'ssshho,sy sood the water 10 superior; the
nssnninp p aunexceptionable. will take pIeA-
view. " '" my o"o wtshnk 70
sale. - HEY "a p ,rT Uush VI
Sc 7-dtdss SA' ""sss""0~t'
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sel.-td. II. & !. c i.lSBHH.Si Trustees.
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~, = sAssSSsbSSbsEg, CONN.
Jas M. TAYLOR l. Son. Auots. au ~

=
GALE OF LAND on DEEP-RUN TURN
premises on FRIDAY, the sd day of September,
ff fair if not, the next fair day thereafter COM
mencng immediately after the sale advertised by
Messrs. Young. Randolph K Cary, tract OF land
Fredericksburg Railroad, about four miles from the
CITY, adjoining the lands of Messrs. Joseph Sinton,
w illiam Saunders, a. Blackburn. and others-and
being portion of the real estate lately owned by
The above is highly improved; twenty Ave acres
of which are IN cultivation, and the remainder In
woods.
The improvements are comfortable dwelling,
TERMS: One third cash, the balance in two eaua
instsments. payable on the 18Th June, ls60, and
:s ISL s'' r. .n fxffo sfdse SON. Aue
i LAND IN UPPER PART OF HANOVER
COUNTY;.As Trustees in two deeds Of trust, ex-
ecuted By I'll. v. Graves. one dated 5th February,
1857, and the other the 10Th February, 1857 and both
duly recorded in Hanover and Louisa equities,
bidder, at Hanover Court House, on TUESDAY,
the 9th day Of September, 1859. that being court
day, a tract of LAND. containing li9 acres, more
or less. the srestsr part Of which Lies IL Han
Roasee, b. b. Dickinson, William 4. Dickinson.
and the lands lately held by Lucy T. Dickinson as
deed being the same land When n was Allotted q
the Trustee oil Susan II. Graves in the division OF
the real estate Of the said Nathaniel Dickinson,
TERMs.-Cash for so much a. vii, b sufficient to
satisfy the purposes Of the deed for the balance,
the terms will be made known on the day Of sale.
The title is believed to be unquestionnhle, hut
selling As trustees, We shall convey with special
.el.-.d. f. & {. sefkl hIsokRik.s Trustees.
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GREAT OPENING OF FALL GOODS AT

On MONDAY. the 10Th of September I will open
an entirely new and we'll selected stock of TRIM
MiNGS, FANCY and VARIETY GOODS, which
embraces everything new and desirable in that
Hne. Having bestowed as usual. great and
attention upon the selection of my stock and with
long experience IN the business. and great facll-
which are not often met with. | would call partc-
MAR attention To my stock of WORSTEDS OF
every description, which, being of my own direct
rienced hands is by far the largest and best ar
ranged OF any IN this country. / am always de
termIned 10 accommodate purchasers with tho
BEST of Goods at the E0W EST market prices and
confidently submit my CLAIMS to their judgment
& i9-Ifns =. HfRSH. 1g Rroad
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by Alex. Nett, Ancs.

hVVDSs EC.-W1Il In
:, sold at auction, At my store, on TUESDAY.
September 10th. commencing at 10 O'clock a large
invoice of fresh Dry Goods. direct from New YORK.
Consisting IN part OF Plain and Printed Ssttinetts
v"stinss and Dress Goods; Stea and Brocha
and Wooden Hoseryi Gloves. Suspsnders and Port
Monnaies; Sewing Silk, Thread Lace; Cheneile
Scarfs and Neck Ties.
ALS0.-aU Hoop Skirts. 4 to II springs.
TERMs-All sums over $50. 70 days credit: under
$50, cash. 91Te ALEX MOTT. Auct
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CAM'L p. HAYES L SON,

~ DEALERS IN
ANTHRACITE COAL.
IA tuii supply constantly on hand of Rel Ard
White Ash Egg" Red and White Ash pTeu.reS
Lump for foundry use """ "n's Asa
COAL
INVARIABLY
r.xs ~ WEIGHED ON
sent through the Post Office or EFF at The ward stb
street, south side OF the Dock, will receive prompt
attention. "a % l,n
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- GRAIN, THREE PLY. Tapestry. BR IA
Sells; TELHET: BOOKINGS, FELT-CLoTfHS.
b Z E DEN f. Fox,
are receiving, THIS DAY, Monday, 18th August
ment Of CA RPETINGS ever yet exhibited by
them. We have made arrangements to keen onr
Carpet Department constantly supplied with the
newest and most desirable styles Our constant
attention shall be gwen to this branch of our hnsi
ness, and by adding the lnducement of a large and
ll-assorted stock to the very LOWEST scale OF
prices, we hope to increase our sales in this De-
paTtment very largely.
BREEDEN Il FOX, III Broad At.
7. S.-We have engaged the services of UPHOI.-
STERERS, who viii be prepared to cut and lay
down Carpets for US at shortest notice. au - lmif
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AND c

ELANNELS AND COTTONS. -.Just re-
Il ceived. 80 pieces White and Red FIannels, all
wool n FIRST rate article, at only Is cts per yard:
and 10 cents per yard. These goods are bargains;
just cal! aud see them. i. GQLDSMlT..
2Qo, Broad stgeet,
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TWI0. gEAUTITgL Lots on DECATUR

AUCTTON.-Wili be sold on sATTRDaV.' The =
24th day Of Segt'r. 1859, at ~ o'clock r. NJ. two
handsome LOTS. located as above, each froptins
IS feet. running hack $50 feet.
. TERMs.-0ne-third cash: balance at and MOI. :.
bearing interest. GODDIN & APPERSoN.
&c 10 Aucts.
7. S.-Immediately after the above sale will ha
sold several LOTS, near the Manchester Turnnike
above Manchester. Terms at sale.
ne 10 GODDlN j. APPERSON Ancts
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BY Jas. M. TAYLOR & Son, Aucts.
AND ON DEEP.RUN TURNPIKE AT

- AnCTI0N.- will sell. upon the premises
on FRIDA!; the 23d day of September. commenc-
Ing s at b. u olGock 4 NJ, a tract Of LAND on the
RIchm9nd containing 80 acres. This land lies well,
and although neglected for several years, is sus-
on account of its contguty to the city renders it
very desirable either a, country residence or a
market garden. 1t will be sold in the gross di-
Land, about hve miles from the city, lying the
same road, and contalnin, 151a acres. This Land
hes we'll, and is heavily timbered.
IERMs.-One- third cash; the balance at one and
Two years, Tor negotiable notes, with interest ad-
ded, and title retained until the whole purchase
money is paid. JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON,
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VALUABLE FARM OF 2art.a arrr.
y IN HANOVER COUNTY, on THE mAfN
kMq}4A Ar. LEADING n. ~, ~ OLD CHURCH, NfNE
AUCTIoN.-Will be sold on Tuesday. ae nte .
Per atb. lssf, At Y o'clock, ~ the vauabls farm
ir2cated as above, now owned and occupied hy Mr..
James +. Jones. Thos. g. Turner. and others. III:
tract contains III acres, of which about i'd acres
balance is web set in fine timber The burIdins, ' one
the Place are comfortable, and sufficient far III"
healthy. '"' As"i
Possession given first day of Januarv MARI hat
IN the meantime such partial possession A to ans
bic the purchaser to seed a crop of wheat. The
chase, by Mr.. Turner, who resides on the p,aces
TERMS accommodating and made known m ths
day of sale. GODDIN ApPERSnN' 'ho
seq Aurtiona.,
ELECTROMAGNETIC above sale IL nn.t-
poned TO FRIDAY, Oct. 7th. 1850. at j O'Clock p
M Sc 10 eoppiN APPERsoN.
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CRIST AND SAW MILL, AND DISTIL.
" l.ERI WITH M ACRES OLE LAND AT:


TACKLED, ON DEEP RUN TURNPIKE, AT
AAppGTi0N.IWs will sell upon the premises, on
next far day thereafter,) commencing after the
sale advertised by MessTs. Young, Randolph and
Cary,tsay clock, r M a tract of LAND con-
Fredericksburg Railroad five miles from the city,
and has upon 1t SAW ard GRIST MILL and DIS
TILLERY, IN toe rabe order The soil is very
good. The improvements are small FRAMED
HOUSE, with the usual out-houses
TERMs-made known at sale.
N. B.-The above can be bought privately before
the day of sale. JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON.
Sc characterization Auctioneers.
NOll1 Ely vlIture OF deed OF trust exc
by Reuben E. Handley, which was duly recorded in
the CLERKS Office of the County of Hanover, I
shall, at the request ofthe beneficiary in said deed
proceed to SELL at Hanover Courthouse, on FRI
DAY, the 2st day of October, 1882 at IL. O'Clock
A. NJ, all the rlRht title and undivided interest of
the said h. T. Hundley, in four tracts of LAND,
lying in said county. az described in said deed.
JAMES T. SUTTON, Jr.,
Sc H-dt2lO Trustee.
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lulloWlng description oil goods VIZ:
CARPETINGS:
AE BfRRttsisELs.
THR iNS Kin
VENETIAN,
DUTCH;
T Ts FIJI d Of P fSNSs 3k ThAkT
CoupEEIR2S, lsome sglendId;l BOOKING, CRUMB
ot3pTRF x SSr Sd6D ao tos stock and Of
R RR1 = ptnfurpassed in any house in VrginiaD
nNo'Ai ia bxMAsK.
DELAINEs,
TURKEY RED, &c.
i WIN IflM INNINGS of every description and quail
FLOOR oIL..CLoTHs. of various qualities and
patterns, from to a feet wide
WINDOW SHADES, of every style and grade
with all proper fixtures of good quality.
Having exclusively IN our employ an experienced
ana ana competent upholsterer we are prepared. when
desired to make up Curtains in the latest sty les
carpets IN the best manner, to hang Window
., -. RICHARDSON K CO,
CHRIsTIAN 4 LATHROP--sE SEPTEMBER,
- - IIsoe;,ESPL ENDlp ASSoRTME NT OF STA
LIES AND FARMERS.0We take pleasure in
announcing that we have in store the largest and
Family trade, as well as to large purchasers Of
heavy Plantation Goods. We would name Rich
Black Ts. as.fs de Gro d Dc Ep. fG
for mourning do, two and four Flounced SILK
Robes. These Goods were bought at the late auction
sales, and Will be sold at about the cost of mpor
tation. Rich Paris Printed Mouseline de Lame
Robes; do: do. Ameline do; Rich Velours Epiege
Feopas; Rich Chintz Printed Paris de LANES, for
children, misses and ladies'; Poplins. Valentias
ana Poi dc Cheyres; Paris Printed and Plaid Me-
% Mernoes and Mouseline de LANES, with other
mourning Goods; Fiannels. Satinets, Linseys,
Oarohna Jeans, CassimeTes, Cloths, &c.; 5000
y y and IA Bed Blankets, very cheap 81 and ga
BY niiea Cloths some extra quality Sheep Gray and
we are prepared to supply purchasers in any guam
Mes; ana at a. low rates any house South of
Ne~ FORK. CHRISTIAN & LATHROP,
% Main street.
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coAL. coKn, Ac

GOAL. GLOVER HILL. and ANTHRACITH
~ COAL and CoKE-HAIL COAL, Of the bcst
quality, At - per load. For sale BY
NJ. d. WHITING,
set-ts Near the Petersburg Depot
yoke. COAL AND ANTHRACITE.. Tn.
~ Yards at corner of 10th street and Basin and N
and Byrd, will he constantly supptied dnring IN
season with SOFT and HARD COKE ard AN.
THRACITE and BiTrMIN0US COAL, which
tho cit, and suburbs. The prices OF Coke snrin u
September will he as follows. Soft Lump. SAT-
soit Hal, $3.50 Hard Coke $3.50. Anthracite and
Bituminous at current rates, '~
SITS JSO. T. wERTu 49,.
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IN TlERcES ricketts, superior sussg-cursd
''' ' " ~ -" JONES i co
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By & G. b. Davenport, Auctrs.

4 ~ - y ms. 49, Al nv 1ION'-On
~ THURSDAY, ed Sept, we will sell, at 10
o'clock. at our auction store, an assortment of
GROCERIES, viz:
BACON SIDES. SHOULDERS and HAMS.
Coffee and Crushed SUGARS.
New York Extra SYRUP.
Portland do.
SOAP, CANDLES and STARCH.
Rectihed WHISKEY.
n. i. RUM.
French BRANDY.
ClaIet and Madeira WINES.
RICE.
Manufactured TOBACCO, &c, &c.
TERMs.-Under 500, cash; 500 and over, four
months credit, for approved paper
SO l6 /. & G. B. DAVENPORT, Auct'rs.
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Tor RENT.--A place suitable for . MARKET
GARDEN or DAIRY, with II to II aqres OF
LAND attached. Apply 10 II w. SEWARD, on
moderate.
cEED WHEAT Eeughton Early WHITE
> wHEAT-Priee S6.S per hax Of two ousssis.
= T~,S BACON 1 baskerville
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UCTION SALE OF LANDS LYING IN
"A KANAWHA COUNTY. TO BE MADE III
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON THE 18TH
DEGREES of the Circuit Court of the City of Rich
mond, entered on the 23d day of November. 1857.
and on the 18th day of June, 1889, in a Chancery
suit, entitled '.Sinnett VS.. JohnSons Ex'or, and
Others the undersigned, as Commissioner, will
proceed, on THU RSDAY, the 18th day of Deem
Der, 1859. at II O'Clock, noon, to sell at PUBLIC
AUCTION. at the front door of the State Court
II use, In Richmond, a certain TRACT OF LAND,
lying on Pocatalico river and it's waters, in the
county of Kanawha, containing 4,0t0 acres, part
OF IS 900 acre tract. patented te General Samuel
Smith, deceased, late of Baltimore, Maryland; be-
ing the same tract of Land which convey ed
by the undersigned as Commissioner, to Abel Z.
Sinnett by deed, bearing date the 18th dav of July,
1856 and recorded in the Clerks Office of the Coun
ty Court of said Kanawha county, to which refer
ence is made for more full description Of said
Land, and OF the boundaries thereof.
TERMs-Made known at the time and place of
sale. ANDREW JOHNSTON,
au N-d2m Special Commissioner.
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SALE NALuABLE sTEAM Will. Ae-

- MieT inr sale my STEAM SAW NJ Ill and
fIATt RES, tel.hteen horse power, situated in
the county OF New Kent three hundred yards from
"A good .andln on the famunhey river. Will also
sell all the TIMBER standing on $50 acres of land
convenient to the Mil. There can he no better
situation for Nil than this, being convenient To
West Point and the White House. the present
terminus of the Richmond and York River Rail
road. ANY person wishing to get BARREL TIM
Der TT rs for the railroad, would do well to
examine or communicate with me at New Kent o.
H., Va. The timber consists of white, red and
chestnut Oak; Poplar, Maple, Gum and Ash.
will also sell, at the same time. NY Nj LES, GEAR
and WAGONS. OXEN and LOG WAGONS. If
not sold privately before the 10th SEPTEMBER,
] will offer them for sale publicly on that day
81 l4-dttis wit BENZ. Il. BOSWELL.
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KEEN, BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS.

Wh sphdt,rN. PEARCE. DRUGGISTS AND
s 1sjF haensosP h, I'VE are reocivins our
~ suppaf OF DRUGS CHEMICALS, &C. Our
deser' ption, pea!umery in great variety, Iubin's
b;&tfaets and Toilet Powder, Hair Tooth and
val Brushes, Ivory, Tortoise Shell, Horn, Bnfaio
ana india Rubber Combs, is well selected We
can can offer very superior articles at low fguras
h I'm soIiet 1e. as we warrant every article as
ps'ag what we represent.
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& PTEMBER, 1859.
SPLE \ DID STOCK.

THOMAS r. PRICE & co.
Have already opened, and will continue to add
MESTIC DRY GOODS which It has ever been
their good fortune to offer to the citizens of Rich
m0nd and the Virginia public.
They will attempt no detail of their supply; suf-
hce It to say, that in elegant SILKS and SILK
scription Of WORST f and other DRESS Goods:
say, PoplaIns, Poplalnetts, Vaentlas, Mouslaines,
hsnred /, and PLAIN Merlnos, Fonlarde, tentirely
Their MANTILLA DEPARTMENT will be
crowded with the newest shapes and choicest fab
rlcs.
In CURTAIN GOODS. Cornice. Bands. Loops,
Lace and Muslin Curtains, Damasks, Brocatelss;
Moreens, &c, &c, they have full line, and will
have made up upon the lowest terms.
Their Cellar they keep pac ked to it's utmost ca
S GOODS o servants fTn and aSorers such a.
Linens, SheetIngs, Damasks, Towehnes, Fulled
Cloths ., keTSssys Linseyss. sstnetts oznabgrs,,
Sc sodim d inc 'S THo os'f K PscE CO.
TALL AND WINTER
STAPLE AND Fancy
Received and in store, for sale at the lowest
49,. = WADswoRTH, TURNER 4 CO.,
Sc lS-2m No. IS, 18th street.
ENALL TRADE.
, Are now receiving by every steamer and packet,
their + all stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
OF the very latest lmportatons. Among which may
he found
Elegant two and four Flounced Silk ROBES
Rich Brocade and Bayadere SILKS
FOU LARDS. in great variety
Bayadere POPLINS
Brocade do.
Plaid do.
Paris Printed DE LANES
De Lame ROBES
Robe de MATILDA
Valencia ROBES
pALENCIAS, plain and Bayadere
YELOl Il De PARIS, new STYLES
Tourquise CLOTHS. ell colors
POLL DE CHENRES
English PRINTS and GiNGHAMS
Mourning GOODS of every variety
Also a large lot of beautiful
Silk and Velvet VESTiNGS
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES, in great VARIETY
All OF which they will sell a. low as can he
bought IN this or any other market.
se5-ts SAML Nj. PRICE 4 CO.
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MARBLE WORKs.
John w. DAVIES,
MARRLE AfASON.

MARBLE WORKS.
Jo H1SE VI R sy.yJks.
MECHANICS, i thHsT5Tvpk VT 9Th STREET
MoNuMENT$, TONES, HEAD PIECES.
ricdltural society and Mechanics institute. ~
ALExANDER Ge;.ARREITa
Aa'RtniCs afM Ne rs c SfRs mi, Hotel
DEALER IN GROCERIES,,
"9a kss ss sa
TX Esc,l P.5SsdSYs s'FsW CORN, FLOUR. TO
lhave made Arrangements with Mr.. yxo. NJ. sHxr-
PARD, IT., one of the best judges and statesmen of
bacco consigned to me.
return my sincere thanks to my friends for the
and hope, by strict attention to business, 10 merit
continuance of the same. au l9-d& w3m
SJs asssSH aEas Cha. s''s'''
ossr tAsE SERVICES feE the ..ls sf T6Bkyco,
PRODUCE, to which they will devote their entire
and exclusive attention.
N. oifice near Shockoe Warehouse.
n HAGERTY. BRASS AND BELL fOUN-
Richmond, Va Having fitted up q FOUNDRY a
sR sNse GHs
iNGS, at the shortest notice, and cheaper than
S3ds T sH%3ss As AND
cAsH ' fs e sdq psS p o1 Old
METALS and taken in exchange for new.
JORDAN, VIM CO.,
GENf BhsfS f2RM hNK RfShMMdEEBSc HANrs
81 cff sSf5fef:' Of
Paine Il Co., Messrs. Crenshaw L. Co., Richmond.
a.tS. A'' Of the R5B OH IF FI s. ShbA EsS.'
HOPKINS, HULL 4 ATkINsSN ,,o,p
SE \ H. 5i9i ~; Is isi i S +
which thew will sell low g To- pSompt deaIer.
Baltimore, August 10, 1859, au ls-Sw'
GEORGE DARBY, Manufacturers Agent for
" the sale of DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
MOULDINGS, &C., A large assortment constant
attended to. No. is, Governor street, Richmond,
Va. Young IS celebrated smooth Sawed SHlNGLE
MAG MiACHI ,! put up in any part OF the State. At
A UCTiON CARD;;0The subscriber offers hi.
Richmond and the public generally, pledging his
particular attention to all sales entrusted to his
care, feeling assured his experience as an Auo-
tioneer will entitie him to a share Of public patron
age.
Ma Office in rear Of D. N. Jones' store, No. rs
Nam street-entrance IN the alley.
an I3-3m J.H DIGGES.
G.. BLACKFORD,
y. GENERAL FORWARDING AND COM
MISSION MERCHANT, PARKBRsBURs, Va.
NJ VIVA. & B. h 0. X. II.
REFKRs TO
Samuel Ayres 4 Son,
NJ Blair 4 Co., p;.h,o.a
J. Stewart Walker, Asao'
Barksdale Il Read,
Particular attention paid to forwarding manufac.
tured TOBACCO. NH Adm