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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

DANGER OF CRowps.-On Thursday last a
boy named Andrew, aged fourteen years, while
attending The county fair, received IL juries
which have since terminated in his death He
Mas standing at the rope which surrounded
the ring, ana was pressed against it bY d heavy
man who stopped over him. He Immediately
complained Of in ternal injury, and soon after
returning home, was seized with infiamma-
tory rheumatism. His brain became affected.
and ne DIED on Monday. after suffering great
pain for several days.-PntSdarg (Pa) Press,
l2th
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~ Wire and Sieve Eactory.--The un.
dels:sned having commenced the WIRE and
SltF r bUSlN ESS, ON Pearl street be low Cary,
respectfully asks the attention o! merchants and
the pubic generally To his stock. He man nuiactures
superior Rolling SCREEN WIRr Tor mer-
ch4ats' mills FAN and STANDING SCRk IN
W X +. Also, RIDDLES and SiEVFS of nll
kinds 81 RD CA&tH; RAT and MOUSE TRAPS;
PLAIN and FANCY WIRE WORK FOR BOOK
SAND, and GUANO SCREENS.
H. PrqmGl attention gwen to orders.
i. w. JESSOP, Pearl St belop Cary,
au 23-lm' Richmnnf Va
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A Mar-eilias rsper states that li0 ssamen,
most OF them English have been engaged at
that port for Garlbaidi. They are TO ls5.i,e
sOf. 4 month,
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THE POTATO RoT IN NEW YoRK-The re-
cent heavy rains have caused the potatoes to
rot in many Of the counties on the Hudson -
Whole fields, containing six, eight and ten
stroyed or nearly so, aud in other cases they
are so tar gone thatit Will not pay to dig them
up. In Sullivan county, also, the potatoes are
nearly all destroyed. Whole fields have been
affected III short ticae, and many Of the farm
ers have been digging them tor feeding Oats
have also been considerably damaged by the
prolonged wet weather, aud several fields are
entirely spoiled.
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Erigadi.r GSnsral.-Thomas Z. August, Esq
OF this city, has received the appoin tm-nt
from The Governor OF Virginia OF BrIsadier
General of the Second Brigade, Fourth ni-
vision, and has resigned his position "a Colo
mel OF the First Regiment o. Virginia Voluu-
tsers, thus creating vacancy YET 10 be flIled
by the officers of the regiment. Prominent
among those spoken offor the vacancy are ex-
Captain John M. Patton, Col T. T. Moore,
Majors Fry and Peyton, aud Capts. Elliott
and Cary, all said TO be excellent commanders,
and very popular with their friends. Which
one Will te The choice of the mlisrty TO elect
II is now impossible TO con lecture, and "a All
OF them are competent for the position the
regiment will readily AXE either and be sa tis =
fed. The election will = held in a very short
time, rs regimen tai parade is to take place III
October.
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H. Ls0k to home for ali your wants Il GU
wish to Virginia lnde pc ndent and prosperous.
If you are dy spsptlc, suffer with constipation
or indlg cstlon, don gorge Yourself with Yankee
costrums recommended 10y flaming certificates Of
uisn Of straw but procure BAKERS PREMIUM
Isl IrTERS. Read the certificates of friends and
netghb0rs, then take them as directed and become
rsiuvs mated aud entirely healed.
Price 30 cents per bottle.
city of Richmond and elsewhere la Virginia and
North Carolina. ~ 3-ts
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pAnh> il aiIHE.. WHOLESALE GE,s-
GERS AMI PROVISION DEALERS, oder
tlr sale - ~
u uhts. BREASTS BACON,
% E.ds. X Ms aud SIDE BACON,
Is h"ds. SHOULDER BACON.
llV bh.s c. txtrt'-C aAd B. SUGARS
So bnIs Cut Loaf and Yellow d,
leo ntEs i,Aguay re aud Rio ChFFEE.
81 bhls n. o. and 4 MOLAsSES
rs hbls Extra Leaf LARD,
~ hhIs. Pure CIDER VINEGAR,
s. bbis. 9. She Iman " rISKEy
Ito bts. BRANDY. biN aLu WINE
1900 Choice CIGARS.
l3rH STREET, NEAR cA3v
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1860. 49,, .i,., .ri,A,Lh, TRADE. 1880

,cLARKs0Na. NSEiitgt2onNl x y GO &c. No. Ies,
~ eTsEtr. kicHMoND, Va, Importers 81
isst'It"4t', tattsty, GunS, and "AH toF' Boit
4 '.yt@s, have received per smp "SuSsn
is..He cue hha heavy Hard - arej and Ifom the manu-
IeltfA u ths Eastern Statss their goods Of
f,n. HaA nuke, tn Vhje1 tBeS iAEtte thc atten-
kot,W the ne reI at oi YifgiLIa. tennessee and
c. Cafoiina. 81 'rhnteeluR " seti as cheap as
~. TA pe bought 10 an, c'ts, kotta or East J hey
e. ssas ato "ssnts for 'FIlrDan<'s" very eeshTaled
SI5es ~hscA tines SILL =, maaulaetarera prices.
fsisfal attention.
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e. Rheumatism. Rheuma,ism.-.R II a d
what Captain Canot says of HAM PTON'S VEG
tTABLr TINCTURE. He had the Chronic In
4mHfAtory rheumatism tor seven wears The
i,st attack he had at the Fountain Hotel. Maj
Stockhr.d,e procured and gave hun the Tincture
when the attack severe that he lay with
mis- Inbs useless 10 him. Hear what he says after
beng cured. Man' bear the same test moay:
'' have been under the treatment of several
pin. sIci4ns III LOnHon and Paris, wItaOur any ap-
parent benefit also while in New turk. having
trIed the ThOmpsouIdn and Homo pathlc remedies,
alter having been turmented with EaivanIc ba:-
terias, cold aud aromatic baths, and hundreds OF
internal and external medicines all of Hn etiecC -
tm, so far, cured by this HamPtOn's Feeefa lie
TmCtule only. Therefore, my Gear slr. accept
ut the assurance OF NV gratitude, and believe me
your weii-gisIer. tSIgnedJ THOMAS CANOT.
- Call sHd sot rnlHpnifts ruu see cures oi
Coughs, Rheumatism, ScrofuIa, &c.
FEMALES AMI ChlLDkhN.- This INC
FURE will be found c great medicine for all shen
diseases.
Sota BY PLRCELL, LhnD i co, Richmond
Dy DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg: by all the Drag
sists N Petersburg: by MORTIMER h NOV
bkAI, Baltimore; ana by Druggists and ShoY
keepers everywhere g. ger bottle six bottles
s5. H-d&cwtE
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alitllmunb pispatrir.


ms DAILY DISPATCH ia served 10 su =
a. ~ aogARTEE CFNTs PFs wEES,
a. ss AZ 80 Garner weekly. Price fer mailIEs,
r1's,,tf. ar s9ap tor 81 non ihs, IN hdvancc.
st' -|.,, SEMI HEEGLH DlSPATCH isIgsssa
~ ,.ostrv and Friday At 500, IN advance.
~ rtnIf WFEkIh DISPATCH is slssUed ever
> - "a r1e, ed 50 sUhscr, ets at 81 per anuun.
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FALL TRADE.
| no.
/ 10.

SHAF Err, Hal SEI CO., Mauufacturers n.,
and Whoesate End - ttal Oeaiers in Cl{sIEfHt,
and FINE FURNISHING Scoops 10 Main ~
RE among Va are now opening for the Fsit ana
" inter II lde, lace sUd dssi.abte -, e.. ..I
. J. . L n and FURNISHING (ft,Oi's IA
which We invite the pBn G etteHti.r
SHAFER, H4LSE" co
htcf u
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~ Southern savings BaMk,

~ Southern savings Bank,
OFFICE l73 MAIN STREET.
Certificates of Deposit aud Checks issued by the
Treasurer, +. B. PRICE.
DIRECTORS:
J b. Walk MS, Pres't, X. . Howe,
?. r. Moore, Geo ]. herring,
VIM. fra smith, J Rfgn6uit,
J. II. F. May. W A. Jenkins. Sec =.
P b. Price, Treasurer.
al l8-l.n
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MILLINERY.

skESCU MILLINERY, Os9
- At MADAME SONS AZ
T% ......svu' lc closed ca Mo NnA 4-EkSS
- r",t4AN. lgih s"d I7th, and W,l " re
s. - .tGNtrDA4, l9tb, with an entirely
.g'f',." . rAII CpOIS .,,,-
so ., .,,5,,. rs 1lussd every SATt RDAl ant
~ MADAME son,
\ VIZ s. Aa In Etreef.
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Rifllmann Qispslrh,
-Yesterda ymorninx, Mr.. Jas

Sudden Deatls-YesteTday y mornipg. Mr. Jas
Leach a residen oI st James street. Dear
Baker, died very saGdeaiy. lie was Ipdis-
posed 90 Saturday, out was thought 20 be bet
ter on Sunday.
Mrs. John Whitsford, Of Iisnrieo county.
came IN this city on a visit on Friday last, she
then beirg in apparent health, wGs tGk-u With
paralysis on Saturday, and cisd on Sunday
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,;IIi.<ERl-SA.L TRADE, oes

s-r5. .. " All. G0UIS
~ MADAME son.
= F.' IS Main street.
. ,I!k.<ERN-t All TRADE. 0Gf,E
~ - 80. ESyN
nP tsnrcto 40 sstsntoo :" my re AIl<Sa
- t'u ". loy Msfu street, 20 the coU'm"di-
. aaiIfaE y. - MNIr street, adiolniES
=, t,o-,,ot II Hutet, etN vH sta and 9th SITS,
.. ga. prepAraa tn eAhtf'f n larger stock Of
t.LlIlNEbA GOODS,
.prAIl- MADE MtLiiNtkl ARTICLES,
"t- ..lFT BpNNEI~; BON SET PIUMES,
g.&< FRtNCH aad AAf RtCAN FLOW
EE-HtL NRFArHS, HEAD DRESSES,
=. .-.FS. Lace Cages aud Rerthss, Grape
-H v.s.r collars saa S.eevcss Infants Caps,
.r. C.2aAs, REches sGd Tabs, &c, IN ali
. %. .rs-,ar with tae General MILLINERY
~,',\rfE1AS0 %. aii kJrds. in the latest fash
g. So, .rs. eud at reasonable prices.
.-.rrswlI receive prompt and speeia! atten-
y, &. BARTON,
la 229 Main street.
.,ttItSFRi tUnD<A HoLE>ALE
l'''N HrH>1N. GREEN & HAWES
B.. -,r. "a -arto-r, ard are daily receiving, large
.arat at FALL GOODS, emhTacng, eyegy
ra The, NIL sell ~ the lowest prices
'.... n- te Taoc'as. siN months trade. Their
.. ''' F0yNEr RIBBnNS,
....,.rEn.sr, new aud bs ..utliui styles.
Flow FRS ND FEATHERS,
.-taA and yRuea assol tmen'; co%pri,ing every
80 ., frna 're lowest priced AMERICAN TO
.' aaa'' 'NF' SSttakS GOODS.
r.s, pan.a rert ca.aTi, cal. The attention OF the
..1.c to ru.tI sA'rrste slICN x I" hh SIIh ,rt
.',r> KIU6N FRS SHAKER HOODS, Sc.,
..-....I..~4 eve, stole. ami wH"h they snaran-
, "a. IF So. as !.,s, IS they can I've houg ht IN the
\ ..re-u Markets. No. Iol MAIN STREET,
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SNIP BUILDING AT THE EAsT.-During the
past six mouths, many OF The ship yards Of
Massachusetts, Maine and New Ham pshire
which had been mostly deserted since ISJ5,
have, one by one, become the scenes of return
ing prosperity. Al the East Boston ship yards
here are twenty-five vessels, measuring in
the aggregate $50 tons on the stocks or nearly
completed At South Boston there are four
vessels building, measuring 800 tons-two of
them IRON steamers of 900 tons each. At Med
ford there are three vessels on the tocks mea-
suring 100 tons. At New turypOrt there are
elght vessels in various stages of progress
summing up G,450 tons. At Thomaston, Me
there We're two ships about completed, J, 200
tons. At Damariscotta, Ne, three vessels,
2,5o0 tons. At Bath, Me, five vessels are
ouIiding, measuring 1890 tons. At ShIpps-
burg, one ship of 600 tons. At Brunswick
one ship of 1900 tons. At Kennebunk, nine
vessels we're building, measuring 600 tons
AtPortsm outh, n. H., six Vessels. 1880. Total
seVenty vessels, measuring, ia the aggregate
1899 tons.
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ia FOR sAIE-A tine BCub1 nORc r.,
70 NV" years old, and IL warranted soand,
s.s,a" 0fAs well IN double harness. ls quite fast,
~.o seTy SNOWY. Apply % JOS. K HIA,
0' - Is American Stable
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toilet, being the only arucle IN use whlcn can he
relied up0n Tor keeping the hair smooth and IN It's
pace ; lHpartlnE Iustre, preventing IL from fall
ing out ana splitting, and becoming marsh and dTN
from the use OF water or other causes, being pre-
Pared OF a new oil, from which all suumy matter
IN extracted II does not leave tna HAIR sticky, but
soft and glossy, and prevents 1t from breaking
when braided or curied, and IS designed tor de
!Ig htlui and e'e Eant hair dressing.
For sale by w. PETERSON X CO, Drngglsts
Nam st, and by the proprietor, r. a. HUDNUT,
corner Broad and 25th sts Sc la-im'
HS a mt ing.
HAVING taken a store under the Exchange, l4th
street, | ain prepared TO execute
PA n 7 u
In al OF It's various branches.
WORK solicited IN town or country.
an l8-Im l.. MAULE.
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- silks, silks. SiIhs.

Es-Silks, Silks, SILKS.
GREAT EDUCTICN!
We have this day marked down Cur stock OF
FILL and WIN TER SILKS So per cent, and
viii sell them without regard tn cost. Please call
and examine. SAM l. NJ. PRICE co.
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PUBLIC PETITIONS TO THE BRITISH HOUSE
OF COMMONS he right OF petition to the
British Parliament is recognized, but with re-
stTlctioEs which perhaps make 1T more avail
able as an indication of public opinion than
the Irregular method in which it Is hoTe en-
pioyed. With US Signatures are so unreserved-
iy gwen 10 petitions that a number of names
sxcites no attention. In Great Britain all
public petitions 10 the House of Commons are
carefully scrutinized by Ii committee who re-
ceive he petitiops TOR the purpose of exami-
nation, and report TO the House he general re-
suits, selecting for printing such as they see
ft. This laborious duty was we'll per-
formed by the committee at the late session,
- elicit a public expression Of thanks from
Lord palmers ton. The mum ber CT public Pc
titioas presen ed during the session was y. .36i
with about 3,Du 900 signatures. rheTe were
5.5-4 petitions, with 49,, ,6o4 signatures against
the total abolition of church rates, and 5 5}5
petitions, with 6lUe77 signatures in favor oI
that measure. Upon the subject OF the Sunday
DILL there were so petitions. with Il, ,5j2 sig
natures against The bill, and 2l0 petitions, with
66,6G1 signatures III support OF il. The bill
WAS supposed TO iega'IZe. willie nomibally Te
stricting, trading on Sunday. There were less
than 400 petitions, with 10000 signatures, on
topics relating 20 parliamentary reform
Among The miscellaneous petitions was one
for eNempting tru file dogs from taxation, seVe-
raj FOR putting down prize fights, tor the pro-
lection OF salmon fisheries, &c. The commit
tee selected l,5S1 petitions out of the whole
number as sufficiently remarkable to be
printed
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FIVE editors Ia Michigan have been nomi
mated for the Legislature.
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cows. &c. FOR 6 ALE

EJa FOR SALE AND HIRE FOR
~ "a 1.-Two fine MILCH COWS; one
'--~-As>s< "ith young Yorkshire calf, and the
LT - very hae, } IN calf ty an AYRSHIRE bull.
bl N hlhb-A very smart, active BOY, who
ifA l'rth Ihlsed IN the house, and 10 sklitul
t.'s ''N!Ny ROOM SERVANT. he is for hlTe De-
raw PiNnH9 * nHsIy1meo5atyA moty hhPks ,e'h m s,,sa,
te b-tE
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PRICE ONE CENT.
Local MATTERS.

City CoxaeiL-An adjourned meeting Of the
Council was held in the City Hall yesterday
afternoon at 4 O'Clock. Present, Messrs. Saun-
ders, Crutchfield Burr, Scott, Griffin, Talbot
htll, Denoon, Roddey. and Anderson.
On motion of Mr.. Hill, the reading of the
with.
MIR. Hill offered resolution. which was
ADOPTED. authorizing the managers of the sea
mems Bethel TO draw from the Cham berl lain
81 800 OF City Bonds, out OF the S3 600 appro-
priated by the city to aid in defrayin ing the cost
OF The Seamen's Bethel in which the city Sc
Ward ~
Mr.. Denoon, frem the Committee on the Sc.
coma Market, reported thai they had consjd-
cred the report of John b. Valentine Clerk of
the Market, against John p. Siedd, for selling
unsound meat in the Second Market, and con-
clnded with resolution revoking the license
OF Jonr +. Sledd, as a bu tcher in that market.
Attached TO the committees report is the evil
dence Of several witnesses VINO stated that
the sheen were dead when they came into
SieGds nands-that they were afterwards
dressed, carried to the Second Market, cut up
and placed on the sale block as sound rueur
usually is, and one or two pieces Of 1t sold -
Sledd introduced affftaNfis TO show that the
meat was not Intended for sale. except to feed
dogs with.
Col. August was permitted TO address the
Council, and asked to have the matter contin-
ued uatil 4 fuller meeting.
Mr Talbot moved TO lay the report on the
table.
The question taing put on the motion to ley
on me table, II was re elected.
Nr. Burr moved a reconsideration, which
was carried
GA motion of Mr. Talbot the subject was
Iald on the table, TO +, taken up and disposed
of at the next regular meeting
Mr.. Burr, from he Committee on Public
Buildings, reported adverse 10 the petition of
Albert Anderson and others, asking the use OF
the Hastings Courtroom on Sunday after
Moons tor religious purposes, which report was
adopted.
Mr.. Deneon presented petition from Capt.
Rady, Of The Young Guard, proposing to rent
2 room for an armory in the building about to
De erected by the city at the corner of 10th and
Bank streets.
Mr.. Scott offered a resolution instrUcting
the Committee on Police to report an ordi-
nance for the punishment of persons en-
gagged in strf It fights.
Mr- Denoon opposed the resolution, because
ne thought the Code furnished ample means
;or iha punishment ot such offences
MI. Scott Withdrew Tie resolution, because
of the opposition.
There ing vr rcancy in the Board of Over
seers OF the Poor, caused by the death of
Samuel r. Adie, on motion of Mr.. Scott, Col
WALTER ID. BLAIR was unanimously elec ted
To tll the vacancy.
On motion, the Council then adjourned.
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~ hist olsss goods, S5 per pair; oent's French
tAu Con sress cate 5, test make. ga peI pair;
cents French Calf, Douhle So ed stitched sioft
ualters,o3 per pair; GrLt's Scotch Bottom CTsass
80 Ier pair, Gents French Calf SeGea O1i1fd
il@S. S3 25 per pair Tho shnve are of eur own
maAe, and We guarantee will wear equal Ia an.
goods Ia the city. MARCUS HARRiSA BRO
Next to American Ht,tri
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WoMANs CoURAoE.-No cne can have read
the statement of the clerk Of the steamer
which went down on Friday night withont
being struck by his description OF the he,ring
of the ladies. ''They were pale, but siIsnt,
thefe was not q cry or q Shrek" lhe farti-
tude and resignation of men NAV have failed
but theirs failed not. So ia 1t always in thu
great exigencies which women are called TO
meet. When troubles or dangers are hut
silght, they are more excited and more alarm
Ell Than meI. But let an erwhelm in ca Ia mi l.
~ bury the fortunes and hopes of The nsb band
or father, or brother in sudden night le, dis
ease or accident strike him down aud stretch
him on the bed of keenest suffering. then when
strong mems hearts fail them, when their
nerves are unstrung, when Quaking fear or
hopeless dependency lakes possession of their
souls the trail weak woman rises with elias
ticity and calm determination to the demands
OF the terrible emergency, aud with untrem-
bling hand and cheerful voice she hastens 10
perform those blessed minis trations for which
the might of men was inadeQu uate. How many
scenes OF danger have we heard described
connagrations, assassinations, shipwrecks-in
which women have, with heroic patience and
submission, bowed meekly TO their fate, aud
nave taught the sublime lesson of Christian
resignation TO the husbands aud fathers who
were with them. In the hour Of trial her
weakness becomes rem gth-her seDsibility is
swallowed uD in faith. There we're men of
renown in the Lady Elgin-men whose names
are known through the wide worId-hut none
o. them ever did q braver more heroic deed
than was achieved by Hose noble women who
sat in silence awaiting their dea h-Proridenc
Journal.
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NJ ISL Ito Sr. IL l<h. HONQ,!TD
80 y ri ~ Nj Opening Ibis morning ~ tZE-
hIbL'S Chsap store, MAlerts cd siaTd, lDl
pieces Mos9u 10 Nettnz TO be ry ht of. v hale
the n.otGJltrs trouble ,ou at night. Cor on.y see-
e1tJ AVE- cents 10 cents piece, Two Yards wide
One piece is enoush far a bed Gail soon at
EZtKIEL'S. Ma'erts old sand
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GENT'sFRFNsHCALYs Rnnrs


GENT'sFRFNsHCA CALV sEwEDRocTs,
~ hist olsss goods, s5 per pair; uent's Ffench
t,a,i Eonsress G%aite % > test msse. "a pc, PAIR;
(ialters. SIS per pair; Grst's scoteh Bottom
70 Ier par, Cents French Calf newea Oxiofd
ri1.. Sd s1 . g per Pa!r The qh,ye are ni eur own
goods Ia Inc city. MHRGls HARRIS BRO.
" Next To American Hotel
MyDss2slto NsTTi>I. u0sa,sTo
KILLS, chsaD Store. MAilert's cd siard IOD
the notquits trouble ou at night. Cor onS seeO
entJ hvs cents rs cents pIeer, TWO yards wide
''' '''' " IZEKIEES% g. Ma'srts t s1'ia oIa =. Sand.
NTKAPPING~. wRAPptNGs. We have
w few very handsome Mourning Wiarpers. IN
SIX aud Crepe, all Crepe and Berege, whIch We
also, lew ladies' sizes ieit To clear ant he
ab,.re before We commence manuiactufing otr
" '"0- We s 'e 'cf1 cHfs s'sqs' dafsES9 SG'
vi fashionable stock OF clio THING that ha1s
Sprins ind semmsr 'Fio,hing viii be sold cSs.p
ca'"p IS the word All sigds Of Furnishing oovds.
IRVINE HULL, AseIt,
% Man St, conner ltih
Next to Pstc's kIchsHse Ofkce.
frnkSt fArANDERs-Soms ih,ng new an,i
nensg ana exercis ns the muses. p ~ tas
arms and shoulder and hishly reconimen enced 6y
WADE / BakEs's' s D u store.
leo MAN ST, corner abo"c Post Cihse.
ltsT oPkNeB-A tsrYe assorrmeat Uf Gns
Decorated Toilet seis bne PsusB Vases,
fitheIs; and ancy boxes, ot erect portal ION.
A!so, Self Sealins Fruit JaTs, uf tho most ag-
proved patterns. Far sale very low at
GEO. ]. SuhNth CO =.
Iron fTont BUILDINGS. 6evernor 81
NfASf POWDER AT 163 CENTS
L PER BoX-Pufe choc. isde Bakers Rromn
Prep. Corn St.Ich Sreen G,nscT. CELERY Seed,
Coria der Sc cd Mustard seed; White Glnxsr
Lons Pepper; White Pepper Hack N essnrd seed
&e. L. WAGNER, Dmsglst,
Corner 9Th and Broad ltrsss
Ils SINE TO kEsiEMRER, thston Non
- dsx and Tuesday next. the iT(h ard isth inst
LEV store wil to closed, ba. will re.cpea on
the iullowIns Wednesday the l9sh met PSrsons
having Dry Goods To- pnrehase. viii do we'll 10 go
tkis week, or wat TIL next Wednesday.
Music BOAEs- We have kiast opened, =
w hae VARIETY of Music Boxes, pia1ing sexsT.l
popttr aud iavoTite airs. For sale ~ the China
and House Furnishing ; tore ni,,, 81 o.,,,.
ChOULDEk-s SHAM sHtR1S-Fer or men aa
~ lays-- an article known 10 the trade, And IA
| commended whenever tfled. Eyefsnofy sresks
Sslioi them. Call and get yps5 yTsp sYRglss - ios
81 rsNIOR tOtlANS AT loo.-fust "a.
| eeved. isrse let of celiass u sde .or as sf ~
onr own pa-teErs- sead stock Cell ss ~ Man
street w. ., FUfASs Nkeat.
| 10 80 LE.NtA 60 10 fEvY'S-. Go To
! u IEvY's- IS Main str q. Is Man street. IS
| Man street, and hay and buy. and bar your DIR
Goods, Jour Dty Goods, ,oaI pty 6oods,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a~ Autumn Sale. "
A SUPERB AGSoRV RVAENr.

" ~ N ~ - N 4 - N Il l.. n.
WhoLESsLB AND kETAa p&ALkR, III
fOkEiUN AND DOMESTIC Dl.l GOODS
Ia MAIN STREET, RlcuaoND.
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g. ~ h a. y 4 ROOMS ano AfA /
Ii ~ rs on Main street. between 5th and 5th,
BED "a o A CRENSHAW.
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d ROOMS FOX stE.NT-C Corner oil trace
nd Fpusnee streets. III the house formerly
- HcUpled by II. 7. Leiebvre. App.y to HUBERT
I,-tFEBgRE.
se5 IS WM. g. WILLIAMS
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Poa aALa AND RENT.

s. FOR RENT OK hrHsE-lne LOFTS
over The store of the subscriber, No. lI7 Main
street. Eagle SQu4fe CumpIs Hs the 70. 81
. t'btloT!es- The second al thlTd nooTs front
- EEL fuUnIDg back lUl Il G. t. - loot alley
hrse r"unIs have au eHtTAjCe, ITOEt aud rear.
vi. H .st- Nay attached: are lllht and airy, and
e'7 admirably adapted .ur a who esae Notions or
is-H' ppuds bus ness. Fer trrms, &c Apply to the
huHarr.ler, JOHN /. GRAY, Druggist,
&c l,-2@ hn. II Main 81.
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iStn ara bDVeruOr streets.
". Nv hersaS false statements have been
cMrrentis reported IN regard to the patsnc on rho
" t'cox UIbbs Saving Nach.ls hereby Ia form
my patrons and the public that this Machine has
not neen. ls not now. nor will not be involved IN
any pat 'nt- night coz trOyersy.
se 8l2t L. A. Kelvin