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A1leghany Springs!
~ NIEEs sHAwsvuLE DEPOT,
woufromerV CoEuty. virginia.


81 NLKs ERex sHAwsvuLE DEPOT,
Montgomery County, Virginia.
vNNHR ProprietOrs having purchased mis- Watering
Place in October last have thoIsughly repaired and
will open for the reception Of vsOrsSn the 15th Day
Hsv;no increased made Ibersl arrange
merits oT the comfortoI their guss they haeE themselves
habut few f anyl WateriSg ICES S aHora the same az
fractions this - -.
sbawsve DeDot tVrgins and Tennessee RAToad on ;he
banks Of the Roanoke RVe ana - snfrou5oe y oe ~ 80
beautiful and attrsve seenesy 70 e io1na a
Mountains Of Virgins The Water has acquired s1cn
nr n The iastfe yes 70 snyhis
In Commentator OF e. Is Is now considered ssce 49,
worst ofeitions OF the Stomach bowels no
- the nervous system We might apPs1.9
nnmheT al certiGstes from Physicians and ot1srs
Win is And 10 these might Be added e -s Ouni
pssssncersNEl at shaEEEiie b Eoes ~ persous
hs--- ~ vey them road . tn> n
s;1 Rfrnore, Warrington, Richmond. an 49, frr he
the moreg arrive AZ me ne arrival Of each train
south N and the same conyeyH1Ss 81 c0LHOUN CO.
une9-d4n 10S ---,-.
-gSEs UPPETx CUMBERLAND rive
- -s,a..;.ba ~, .eprer steamer EDAOA1A, - =
n K,sss- Nafser will run reslial =. ~ 49, nv
ne season. IS soe,s, a sg together With her saperOl
sbt - p.sseuger facilities ~ 49,. - =, Fr
isT FOR freight passage -PPiS y n MITCHELL Agent
sp6-d
1gnnted immediately.
" 49, hnshel, Iass Red Potatoes fos planting, for
"A M, he hishszs nasrkst price VII Be paid;
s,-s.,,,s ,saS u, 1850 No IA South Market Strsst-
DICKENS, NEW BOOK
,,,ekens, short StOrias.. eontainins thirty Oss
90 Dckrxs Ece-ln paper cants, n cioth binding
~ Is snIt rseeivsd By JOIN YORK 4 CO.
sjsssg
TzEEsH BUTTER, q IS csnsspsr pound
II ans9 iRENI. =. sH1kLDs = COs
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4 Boarding and pay school.

TUT IUUNU
NNTILL be opened September 1st in Nashville, By J..
Wv W. NICHOLS, formerly Principal Of the Florence Re'
male Academy Aabsma, and during the last Eve years attach
er in the Nashville Female Academy.
The building for this Institution at the termination
Of Spruce street, and isknOWn the Couzzins7 House
Of instruction will comprise sill the branches usual
required English education. The most competent Pro-
iessors in Music, Drawing, French, &c, engaged
IT PfoT particulars address j. W. hlCHOLsey.
SuneS-3m N9shHnLo.
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SPRINGS.
EPERSON
JAMES m. DAVIS
WM, PARROW =

LANES m. DAVIS Proprietor
WIN. PARROW superintendent"
yHNHTs popuar summer Resort situated in Macon county
tveny-ane miles % Gallstin and four ane M as
Of the Louisville Nashville turnpike and when ms
tines al ms caters opened ready FOR the %
by the 18th Of May These Springs are 50 Hs1t
bs and healthy location the health giving ProPeres Of
Their waters as 70 wOry comment IN sher iaFe ns
&c hi Willie given every Wednesday evening.
Below is The list Of charges; .ri 80
sSi5n nnier IL years Of age and servants, half price.
Horses IS cents perday. = : -
s;- ish he morning up the Louisville end Nash
1 Railro.d At Gaatin that visitors will experience
excellent Band Music win be in attendance dnrng the
snSi-s ssaSon ~ ~ Is a..el apl7-dkv
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GREAT THROUGH FREIGHT ROU,
NEW BOOKS.

NE" BoOEAS.
new Book by the Anthor Of the LAMPLIsHTER entitled
Gel FUR EIDIS."
.,.,,-. ... .aa '- r. HAGAN.
Fer sale by =. -, -,
80 Letters Of ALEXANDER VoE HUNBBoD TO his bosom
friend nAknShAS WIN ' 4. HAG4N.
For sale by --.. . -. -. :. =, ~.
- Poetry -Four Series by Dow. DC. For sale
Also, RutIedge' Novel ana =. oDd e. bT
AmerlcN"S' !" z. HAGANs
Al College street.
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REMoyAL
DIR. J. BOVEE DODS'
Imperial Wine Bitters!

Aa4AA IVA ALA w oA@S
BE made from pure and unauthorized Wine, which about
~ double the strength Of other wines and is Imported
81 only one house in the United States $50, rom the follow
ing valuable Roots Herbs sc viz Solom0n Seal spikenArd,
Comrey, Camome Flowers, Genan Wild Cherry Tres BARB
ard Baybezry. Isl t-tt +tAa ra laaa-
We Challenge the World TO Produce their
EQual!g
do not profess TO have Roots known only
the Indians South America and for a diseases
which but claim to present to the pebble
country viii approve Of aDdreccm1end As Tor
INCIPHENT CONSU Mp ION
Weak Lungs, Iudgestion Dyspepsia Diseases Of the Nervous
system Paralysis Piles diseases peculiar to Females Desi
and all cases requiring Tonic, they are ..t,
UNSU II PASSE D5
For Sore Throat among tbs Clergy, they truly
valuable ~
For abe aged andnhr persons weas consultation
Ministers Of the Gospel Lawyers, and all public speaker
keepers Taios Seastreses. Students, Artists and
all persons leading sedenty life they will prove truly oene
fetal
As Beverage they wholesome, Innocent, and delicious to
the taste exhilsratng effects Of Brandy
Wine, intozicang and valuable remedy for per
sons addicted Of strong drink and wish TO re
frain it. They pure aud entirely free from the Poons
contained the aduraed vines and liquors with which the
country Is hoeced. -.
These ber only but prevent disease and should be
used By all who live in country where The water bsds
where Chs prevalent Being entirely innocent
harmless they be given freely 10 Children and infants
Physicians cergvmen and temperance advocates act
OF humanity should assist in spreading these truly valuable
Btes over land and thereby essentially aid IN banng
DRUNKENNESS and Disease
- CHARLES wIDDIEIELD co ,Propriesors,
/" @ IS william street, New York.
1. l.. T,.-,--s.t. ..,aralIv
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PLAfrzEs' BkRK TEusEzEE.
Ns,Hvu1n, June 3OtS.le6lj
KENrrz R.pk has this v declared Dividend OF Thyssven
dollars and rsrs per are oHt Of ne rarplus on
Undivided rots f The BANJO payabie th0ss Ebo receive hsf
dividends Nashville fOlo1s viz Ten Per eent Ah4
tons nas Of share Of $40 In ash, from and ahs MS aaf
aud the b lance either soc AZ par, a. & ooh
% the Bank, on or after sepsmeer II, loo9 :.
By order Of the Board. y "AA'-Ns SA@'"''-
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NAsHorLIE, July 3, $780,
DIVIDEND Of ave So dollars share, out OF the Prone
Of tne past six months has this day been
on demand. .OOhhEl' OAalei'n
iuly<-lw
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with Lite and Illustrative Tales. By GRAY, k1q
MAgdaen College and the Inner Temple Elegantly printed
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RuiIdingS LOIS TOT SdIe
IT, tor sale on liberal terms number Of beautiful
M hinc lots in Brownsville on and nesr me Porter
PIKE from two and half three miles from the city, several
Also, numSer Of lots Edgeaeid one on the Gala 10
Pike OF 81 acres. ,,..- Watkins mSgpi6oent add.
ton. - -. post;ck,s Uardng's and
Also, in West Nashville, Boyds bOsS > iNH"ns . anu
other Additions. Caii e00n y" J. L. R. W. BROWN,
Az Cherry street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-09

The Boston Traveller has another interesting letter
from its correspondent at Beirut Syria dated July a.
The writer referring the fall Of hleh and the at.
rocities perpelIated there by the Druses, says:
Zlhleh was taken by strategem planned it is said by
an Engiishman who having married native wife, has
been living for several years in Mount Lebanon. Sur
rounded by fifteen thousand men, of the Druses, Gyp-
sizes Metoualies and Bedoun Arabs the 10000 fighting
OF ZIheh thrown hors da combat and defeat
ed rather driven OF their stronghold TO the noun
tans of the Kesrouan. The attacking party divided
themselves and attacked at different points at the
time-leaviug one place only unmenaced. While the
Chrisiins OF the town fighting vaanty at the va
rious points Of danger letter received purporng
to be from noted Christian chief promising to come 10
to their relief with band Of two thousand men at
certain hour. This gave new life and energy TO the
Christians within.
were seen approaching the direction which promJed
ard floating the advaHcing army they renewed the
Christians so cruelty betrayed The letter a forge
ry aud the Christian standard stolen one and the two
thousand armed entered the only exposed part of
the friends but proved to be their deadest foes,
who re to the houses and attacked the btseged in
the rear. The remaining Christians formed a square
around their and children and fought their way
out gradually retTeang, and thus evacuated the town,
leaving il TO be sacked, pundered and burnt
The writer next describes the massacre at DER el
Komr where in one day, these ends brually chopped
pieces every male inhabitan with hatchets, axes
swords knives and every other available weapon More
than fifteen hundred and boys thus perished under
the eve Of the Governor Turk and aided by the Turk
ish soldiers in the helish work.
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PROGRESS OF THE PRINCE OF WALES.

WISDioR, N. s., Aug. 2, 1850.
The Prince and suite, with the Legislature, left Hall
fax by special train at seven 4. NJ and reached Wind
sor at half past eight O'Clock.
An address then read to the Prince on the bal
eony the Clifton House, npresence Of vast multi
tude collected below.
The Prince read, in his usual manner this brief re-
ply:-
GrxrLEukS-The address which you have presented
TO me demands my acknowledgements It Is pleasure
to me to visit even though It be but in passing, this
seat of learning in British North America TO find that
the sons of these provinces successfully pursuing,
within the precincts of your town. the studies which
have myself abandoned Only for time, that might
come TO these lands thank you for your kind recol-
lection of my grandfather and FOR your loyal senti-
ments.
The Prince afterwards led Lady Mugrave to the pub
lie breakfast when the toas OF "The Queen, Prince
Albert" and ''he Plince Of Wales proposed and
responded TO with vocifafous hurrahing.
Four magnificent triumphal arches are erected near
the railway station.
The Prince was in plain, neat morning dress, and
looked as fresh and merry when he landed at Halifax
He left in company with the Duke OF Newcastle and
Lord Mulgrove by carriage to Hantsport-
The weather is beautiful
The Priuce arrived ut HAnsport from Windsor, at a
quarter past eleven O'Clock this morning. accompanied
by upwards OF two hundred carriages immediately on
stepping from his Garage, another address was read
The Prince replied us follows;
GENrLKMES-I thank you warmly for your hearty and
kind welcome. With agricultural capabilities on one
side and maratime advantages on the other your town
bids fair to rise in Quence and wealth, and very
sincerely wish you every prosperity.
His Royal Highness minated through his Secretary
that he would esteem the change Of name as compi-
himself but would trust it TO the loyalty OF the
nhabtantr.
Three hearty cheers were then given by the assem-
bled OF people, aud the Prince and suite EN-
barked on board her Maesys steamer Styx, which was
lying in the stream awaiting his arrival royal salute
was fred and the Styx weighed anchor and sailed for
St. John, New Brunswick, at noon, amid the roaring
cheers of the enthusiastic multitude.
The Prince is to embark from New York. on leaving
America and the Admiras fleet is expected to be there
with the royal squadron
In firing the salute at Halifax artilleryman was
blown TO pieces.
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VyHE 0BAY STATED RANGE.-Five sizes prices
t5 $40 $50 70; The "Iepmee' Cooking Stove, sEes,
without reservoir; the Leader Cooking sove2
sizes price e2s "y Dale Cooking Stove for coal
wood price e and & the "HArp" COoksg Stove for wood,
country use+ Ees The above really frat class Wares
her Wh,esale and retail with warranty, By
GEO srARRErT, WINS Row,
Governor street
49,
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
. npn nNrlN

JAMES p DUYAL, Druggist,
t.9f Cor Main and lOth SO.
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,OoO,OoO,

Capital, SIU,UUU,OUU!
ANNUAL INCOME, $2,25O,000i
Daily Revenue s7,5OO.0O.
INVESTED IN TIE UNITED STAfkS, OVER ts00,0Oot
Az Directors Personally Responsible for s Engagements Of
he Company.
WE respectfully attention TO the security OF the Liverpool
w and London Company lis policy holders In W
large cash capital and investments stated above.
The large CAPITAL and Income Company enable 10 take
lines convenient parties requiring large amounts ofinuranee
addition ordinary mode Of Insurance, this Company
sues PERMANENT Policies the payment Of TENA
Al PREMIUMS Property Is, theneeorth, PkKA4HEHTLI
INSURED The Policy be cancelled at tme and the pre-
MUM viii be returned less per cent ...s
Company by loss OF Rents By FIRE.
and most liberal principle. -
Under the Policies Company all claims are paid upon pre-
sentaon Of saactoy proof loss without or dsdro
r intsrs; and usual amer presents
uon Of proof WORTHAM WYATT, Agents,
mhsi a. Main street. under Ct Charles Hotel.
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APPLEroNs
illustrated Hand-B Book of American
Travel,
w M. F. 0W EMS
MANUFACTURER OF
SHIRTS,


BLLT., ND.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER,
BY MEASUREMENT,
AND WARRANTED TO Rr.
large assortment Of all sizes READY MADE always hand
LARGE AND CHOICE SELECTION OF
Every Species Of Goods pertaining TO the
FURNISHING BUSINESS,
TO WHICH WE HVTTESPECLdL A ATTENTION.
OUR PRICES WILL BE MODERATE AND UNIFORM, and
determined conduct business the confidence
Of those who purchase rom WM. " OWENS,
fe9T-u sos baltimore street. Charles
A mONG THE LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL
N Of the various styles Of Poaure executed by g.
w. MINNIs at his Photograph and Fine Art Gallery 21T Main
Street. Rehm nd Va be found Lkenesses OF the following
well and distinguished gentlemen, all Of which bear tes
mony the experience and skin Of the various Artists employed
and the well earned ruputAton Of his GALLERY:
Ex-Gov Wise, Hon Mr. Orr, s. C.,
Lieut. Gov Jackson, Jno. X. Thompson, hq,
Lieut. Gov Montague, Rev Mr.. Red,
Hon Jas, Lyons Rev. Mr.. Peterkln
~ Caskie, Rev Mr. Duncan,
Judge LomAI, Rev Mr.. Minegerode
"a Tyler, Rev. Mr.. Baker,
F" Hopkins Rev. J. Burrows
ChAs. Bruce. ESQ.,, Rev J. v Eavafds
Gen. WIN. Walker Rev. Mr.. Seeey,
Capt Jos Myers Rev. Hr Peterson,
Rev. Mr. Jeer, Rev. Nj. Keper,
Rev. W. A. Smith, Rev. Mr.. Wilmer,
The late Rev. Mr. Dibre, The late Judge Butler, g. O.,
The late Judge Clnpton, The late Edgar Poe,
Rev. Mr. Boggs Rev Mr.. schrigey,
sale, STYLE OF
Photograph from copied from small pictures and
warranted TO please maSO
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COPARTNRRSHIP NOTICE.

RA-Itake hls opportunity ny sincere thanks 70
tsnds m er liberal patronage during the last hree
Tear and solicit i5r The new their continued vor
80 JH NIPK
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NUMBER 1S9.
mara BEW AID RICH JEWELRY,
WATCHES, DIAMONDS. SILVER AND PLATED
WARE. r az
3. "A. M MYE r 8.

8 "A. M z Z r 8.
ooRxxR { sIREKrs, AIcExoxp, yIEarsrA
Just received addition 10 bis already large and ~
III ertsndve sssortments, heAufa collection Of all YJA
The latest and most elegant styles Of Watches Jexey GtA
Silver and Plated Ware.
waiehe. By The following celebrated makers
Jules Jurgensoo Adams sans David Taylor Henry Rev.
nonds lemon Alfred LayAlet and other ebraed
nAh0ADs-A very large and rich Of Diamonds
and other precious stones - VI -- '|' =
Diamonds Pearls, Opal. carbunc.e, Garnet Coral Cameo
Onyx In
Aso-speaeles-B azilan Percops Psbbles set In Fold
silver and Clocks Cutlery Jexey Of every ds
scrptlon. ..l A " - = -
The public respectfully invited above before
purchasing. g. MYERS
mA1 Cor. Main and Pearl ss
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
DESTRUCTIVE FL00D-GREAT LOSS OF PROPER
TY-DAMAGE ABOUT S75 900 TO 800 OOO-BARN
BURNT-ACCIDENT By LIGHTNING.

TY-DAMAGE ABOUT $40 900 TO 800 OOO-BARN
BURNF-ACCIDENT By LIGHTNING.
STAUSToS. Va, August G.
Our beautiful City Of the Hills" has again been visi-
ted by most destructive food causing serious loss to
many Of our citizens 1t is hard to form estimate of
the loss but many suppose that less than 100000 will
not repair the damsge. The principle sufferers A.
F. Bledsoe Co., z. n. Powell 4 Co., and John P.
Hultz merchants; p. H. Trout Co.. and DR.. Echelber-
GER druggists. Gardens we're completely washed away,
houses flooded and in Short the greater portion Of
citizens are more or less sufferers.
The barn Of Mr.. VIM. w. Donaghe, about one mile
from town, was struck by lightning and with its con-
tents entirely consumed. Capt Ii. II. Peck our most
excellent Sheriff. struck by lightning though learn
not seriously injured. He in attendance on q mill
tary picnic near Fshersville, in this county.
Want Of time prevents my giving you fuller account
Of the flood, &c. AMIGO.
STAUNToS Aug, 6.
There was terrible storm here Saturday afternoon
about O'Clock. The streets Of the town literally
torn up in many places. The cloud passed over the
town. and burst upon it with great fury. The streets
we're flooded and in places have been torn up
that horse might he hidden in them standing. The
damage to the streets is particularly from the old
Post Office corner down :he lower end of the Court
House. There places covered with water to the
depth Of six feet.
Captain Peck, WHO out picnic at Fishersvlle,
struck by lightning but strange to say, escaped with
his e though his boot was of and his watch melt
ed
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

FERAIs:
Daily Paper eS per Annan seztW Weekly, eS Weekly, e9 a.
advanee RemtAncea nay be made a. he risk Of The
Puhushcs where evidence taken he depoSt OF
lstaerin ne Post once containing money.
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No adFerr1eeut 70 oe condcled ~ NE nonth or year
ans specified e Manuscript previously agreed be-
tween The parties
An Adysrtsesnt marked the copy for Ipseeed
o. Insertions VII be continued until ordered and payment
srlcted accordingly.
- AbukzrxSUs-ToA avoid any Misunderstanding
Of the Annual Advertisers Il proper state ditn
privilege only extends their immediate business Real
Legal and an other Advertisements by them
additional charge, and no vsrtAlon-
Real Estate and General Agcns Adve asementl not 20 be
Inserted year charged the usual subject
such discounts shall be agreed upon
Booksellers and yearly Advertisers generally engaging
squares VIII the privilege q change shall not he
yearly average, week insert than the Ansun
standing rule under he contract and AL
Hng such amount % be charged az the usual rates
Advertisements Inserted 10 the SeWeeky Whg AZ Is cent?
per square lines less for the a insertion, and so esnis
per 1r each continuance. or weekly 70 cents.
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RICHMOND, THURSDAY MORNING.

nees of the Constitutional Union party the Convention
adjourned sine die.
Another correspondent says:
Our Convention was good one, aud there were men
in il who have not attended Convention for years.
All seemed resolved take hold Of this work in earnest
We are determined to organize Bel and Everett Club
in this State
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THE FIRST PREMIUM
CANE SEATED CHAR MANUfACfORY AaD WlRER00MS
Nos. 223 and 225 North 9Th Street.
fINHE greatest variety Of yls tutable for PMlo Dress, "A
Il ing rooms Chanben. u
Also reh Eev Styles Of GIT eepton Chairs Ladies' -
iyis-iy In WIsLEE
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HEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM.

HEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
Capital SI,sOO, 900.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Deposited with The
~ Comptroller Of the State Of New York. and out Of the hands
of The Company 70 secure policy holders.
DvIDESBs AxNuALLT MOST Liberal Principle
Forty per Of the premium Life Policies vii be loaned the
Insured when the premium exceeds $50.
Policies issued and payable 70 the insured arriving At GER
age family Of the Insured a. DEATH should that event
happen previously 70 arriving Al that
POLICIES for children, granted on he most favor
able
Policies Issued greatly reduced Of prema when the
lnsured prefers not 70 participate In the dyidends
An losses paid promptly and without litigation
pleased have you call at and policy
cid and reliable Company which comes before you endorF
WoRTHAM 4 WYATT, Agents,
Once a. Main street,
Under st. Charles Hotel
oHAA L WoKTHAM,
General Agent and Attorney
MEDICAL EXA AkLHkRS:
yAA r. CONWAY, NJ D.
10. 7. ooLEHAn, n D
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UlnR NEW AND POPULAR BOOKS
0or FoR THE DAY oNLYO
IE rnroS a COMPANY. Boston.
REMOVED.

~ a. BARGAMIN JR, have removed 20 ther Neu store,
NI. No qT Main street doors above their old stand
thsy increased their facilities for doing all kinds Of
uork 10 their line putting up every description Of Water
Hrturss Hydrants Closets Baths Boilers Cooking Ranges
Pumps Hydraulic Rama dc Putting Portable Gas Horka
nisng up buIdIngs with gas pipes and hxtures
Al sorts TN work, Rooang kc heating buildings With hot
water steam they take hs occasion 70 state that ey
Air In this other country, which
hey Win pat up and warrant 70 give aansiactsn-
AAge assortment o. plain and fancy In ware and Crates and
dsr1al . hand. Aull-u
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GREAT ATTRACTION
Excellent Bargains in
DRY GOODS
FOR CASH ONLY
THOs. ID. QUARLEs & SONS will oaer this
Beautiful Lawns and Jacon,ts, 19He
Very fine organdies and Jacones l6c
French ChintI BrillAnts, lG and zoe
FoulArd shkn At SOC, cheap
svhs BanGs l2k, - and 3Ic very cheap
canbrlc Sleeves at i24e
Lace do soc
CAmhric and Muslin setts al Doc.
The above Goods offered NJ great sacnee In order 70 close
them at once.
biS 929 BROAD STREET
JNRESH TEAS received per steamer, rrsh
equal any the city Gall at the New Family
aus MTvNIs . CO.
A RTISTS' MATS RIAs, sueh OIL cOIors I'm
IN AIber cake eoors Sable nteh and camel hair L.
India Ink Drawing aper Bristol board lead colored penc
crayon pens Mathematical Instruments books Art Drawing
stud &C N great variety for s,e g. as whois,Ss and retail
angS- 149 Main st.. few doors below Rychsnse Rank
oFTicE RICHMOND AND YoEE RvER RALBOlD Co
RIcsN0SD, August a. 1866 (
MO contracts b other obligations will be recognized by
~ this unless order Of the Board Of Detors
Ro H. Temple Eq, Superintendent oA w Morton; Treasurer
ALEX DUDLEY. President.
DURR VIRGINIA CIDER VINEGAR.-Tne
ly knd thAi Will KEEP pickles. Just reeeivee 10 bb, which
MISvIs CO,
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