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Che Brazilian System of Government.


According to a correspondent of'the World,
the Senate OF Brazil numbers sixty members,
apd the lower house one hundred and twenty,
who are cleo led by electors, who are chosen
from and by the people, each man who is q
freeholder and possesses an income OF one
hundred dollars per annum being entitled to
the privilege OF voting. The Senate are chosen
for lfe The deputies for four years. In the
former the sanction of the Emperor is neces-
sary 10 the choice of the people in the latter,
there is no such restriction. 1t is not required
that a candidate for either house should be
native or citizen of the province which he is
chosen TO represent. At the same time, whilst
50 much power is vested in the government,
The Brazilians are said to enjoy aim st perfect
democratic liberty. The white, Indian and
negro blood, which is found among great
masses OF the population, in every posi- BILE
grade of amalgamation, joined TO he heredi-
tary hatred between the white and negro
races render it impossible to harmonic on
the level platform of 4 republican govern
ment The correspondent states that this
mixture of blood prevails only among the
lower classes and that the nobility of Portu-
gal grandee descent. have kept their blood free
from analgamatiug conf1uences. They OPP
the free negroes, and are turning their efforts
TO the es establishment of landed and heredi-
tary aristocracy, (titles Of mobility are now
ferred for life only,) which shall prove a
safeguard against innovations.
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Canada

The population of the provinces of Canada
IS now larger than that of our American Colo
MES when they dissolved their connection with
Great Britain. There are three or four millions
of people, rapidly increasing, and With com
merce and man u iactures in flourishing condi-
lion. Some of the finest wheat lands the con
tiuent are found in Canada, extensive fisheries,
splendid harbors, continuous railroads, and
vast inland water COMMUNICATION. This no.
BE appendage of the British crown extends
from ocean TO ocean, and has been much COW
eted b. fillibusters aud anEexationists Can
ada, however, by the reciprocity treaty, en-
Joys all the commercial advantages of anAex-
alton TO the United States, and at the same
time kegs her colonial suckers probably at
work upon the mother country.
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AGA uadian Jenkins

The Canadian papers, whilst roundly abus-
Ing the New York reporters for the imperti.
nent publicity given to everything conuec ted
with the Prince of Wales, have beaten the
New Workers at their own weapons, by pub
fishing a list OF the danes and demoiselles who
had the honor TO dance with II. K. ii. One of
these was favored with the hand Of the royal
gentleman twice. Ofcourse. the parties made
thus conspicuous are dreadfnlly dis tressed at
appearing in the papers.
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ARRESTED. Summers. charged wi n
stabolng VIM. Mullen, in Richmond, was ar.
rested IN Baltimore Thursday. aud is i'm Gus.
tody, awaiting requisition from Virginia
lie received shot in the arm In the affrav
from which, the Baltimore papers say. he i,
stili suffering
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Danlei H. Mudd died in Clarksviile, Meek.
ienouig co, va, few days since, from lock-
Jaw, induced by an aeeiden tai gun.shot
Tode, the Russian defaulter arrastad IN Nam
foTk, mas surrendered s55,oOo of the $4,000
Wa. Crawford. from Bath, Me. WA. hmm.
Ia Texas recently for tampering with slaves
A daily paper is TO be published in Fredsr
ieksbufg, Va, to be called THE Expositor."
a masonic hall, costing = 500, has lust been
erected at Cabin Point, Surry county, Va.
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IA. Autumn. $780,
CARPETINGS AND CURTAIN GOODS

W A L K I y = & FIG x L r. n,
I59 MAIN STREET
We now prepared TO offer q large. entirely
new, and elegant assortment of the above goods,
comprising the choicest DESIGNS IN VELVET
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY and MEDALLION
CARPETS, of the celebrated makes of James
Crossley Il Sons, Robert Crossey. and Pardoe,
Homan Pardoe Also fall line Of super, TX
Lowell and Hartford Co. Also Super RUGS
BOOKINGS. FLOOR CLOTHS, PAHLOR and
DOOR NJ ITS, &C, &c.
ALSO
SATIN, BROCA1ELLE and ENGLISH DA-
MASK CURTAIN GOODS AMI LACE and NJ Us
LIN CUR AiNS, IN great va'iety for sale at less
than regular prices.
WATKINS & FICKLFN,
se7-ts{2dp) l59 Main street.
10 Pa mt ing.
Having taken a store under the Exchange, l4th
street, | am prepared to execute
PA n L / Nc
In ell of Its various branches.
WORK solicited in town country.
au IS-lm L. MAULE.
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LETTER LIST.

I iSTOFLETTERS--Rem IN the RICH
- MQND PoST-0FFlCE, an the Tn day of
September, 1860.
NJ Published by authority OF Act of Congress, IN
the newspaper having the largest circulation In the
District where printed.
EA Persons calling for letters IN this List, will
please say they are ADyERTIsED.
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Street II aiIr0ads in ENGLAND.

The first European town which has inaugu-
rated the system OF street railroads is Birken-
head, 10 Eogiand. They were introduced there
under the superintendence of an American,
by the name Of TRAIN
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EXCURSIONS

~r~~ ExCU RsI0N TO.oI,
ExlEP0INTt PORTSMOUTH hsD AZ
:. a.. NORFOLK.-The steamer CAND
It's PEEK will make an excursion to the ~ sh'
places THIS EVENING. (Saturday stb i 80
ing the wharf at Rockets at 6 o'oio.. "t-
touch at CITY POINT, and arrIvr A. os5
POINT about IL o'clock, and at NoRFOL6 40 aS
folk 1T 8 O'Clock SUNDAY LVEEINfi, a,s 'oI'
rive at Richmond about o'clock Monday ,",s "
ing ''H
PAss,aE to Norfolk and back s.: Nsa,.
tra-50 cents each. K o. HASKfSssf
Sc Sit
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MARRIED,

In pous bteepsie, N Y, on the 9th August, by
Rev Samuel Buel AMANDUS N. WALkEk. q
Eichmoud. to FANNIE A., dsush'er OF W. n
Barney, of Mobile, Ais.
on the ~ n OF su sust. b, the Rev. Philip Court
Mr. ALFRED ALLEY TO Miss MARIA l.,
BARK Err. all Of Henrico
On alst August, at the Episcopal Church IN Dam
vile, Va b. the Rev DR.. Danes, ROBERT A.
PRuJT, of Leaksville. North Carolina, TO Miss
EMMA r, GRIFFIN, of Richmond.
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INiPOkTArIUN.
FALL TRADE. ls6n.

FALL TRADE, 1850.
W.. 5. &c CT. DO - y A -,
RICHMOND,
I'M Z X Err OF
HARDWARE, CUTL ERY, SADDLERYAND
GUNS,
Are in possession. by ships Susan Kinks" and
"Alexauder," direct to this port, Of their fall I'M
p0' 'a''oA FINE Fl AND HEAVY GOODS.
Selected IN B!Tmlnsh nam and Shs Held, by their
SENIOR IN person, aid purchased upon the most
They are also in receipt Of full supplies of
hAkDW AhE OF American manufacture, render .
ing their stock larze and COM ,ete, and to which
they respectfully and particularly Invite the stten
ton OF the merchants of Eir8ina, North Carolina
and Tennessee, assuring them OF their ablllty and
determination to sell as low as any regular house
sAoIders will receive our prompt and careful
attention. sc 4-dIwSowlt.
Tor SALE PKivATELY-At store house
4 corner Of Franklin and Is p SITS, stock of
OnOE ne, eohststns OF SUI ait'cIsS as ais
the FORE i0SSls aos sd s on
and the o6D "Si e s r. months to
The Store House is large and well ventilated,
and Is admirably situ.ted for tam ly and country
trade he stable, att eatd To the store con $751; 8
Also, the NEGRO PORfER 20 the store vii
be hired out for the remainder o. The year.
Those wishing further particular will please
apply to JNo. W. GILL, or ,,ss,.
se4-6t' Corner OF Fran Kiln and 18Th SITS.
NOTICE.-DR WIN. o. SNELLINGS having
retired from the DRUG blslner s., and q! sposs d
OF his store and effects requests hose Indebted 10
him To make immediate payment, rs LONGER lndul-
genoa cannot be given.
ApI.ssELLISGs will continue the practice of
his prcfessi OFFICIAL the corner OF Broad
and 25tn streets, Church Hill. Sc 6-lw
NOTiCE.-Ai persons HAVING CLAIMS against
~ Nathaniel SundeI land, will pI cseut them TO
me on or before the 18th inst, tina. they may be
laid before Commission
sec At TAOS u. DUDLEY. Committee.
StH.UL Dtsks FOX SALE.-rhe subscrl-
TO sell thong 1t be at sacrifice he had them made
TO order In this city only twelve months ago. and
they are nov almost as good rs new; npo,,x.
se6-3t Grace street. between 81 and ith.
HAVING SOLD TOW. VI. SUTTON my
4 WINSTON and h. L. WINSTON Co. all monied
settleu ents boionglng to these concerns must he
"' SEW ST 0 E.T. WINSTON.
Tor SAL "a CONFECTIONERY AND
contents and rent the store next To Arson Rich
ards, Franklin street, between 18th and 18th ats
A roc d stand Tor business.
Fer Information Apply s g .ue,Sr,,,
OLfvks. FAKCIkS.-Jusi received a fsy
~ eases of those superior stuffed Olives. which
supplied at LouisJ. B0SsIkuxS.'
&c 10 Naia street.
HENNESSx BRANDY. Black burn. HEN
II MESSY BRANDY. various yInts.as far ssis
by lse 7-lwl DUNLOP. MONCURES co.
Nav FAMILY tLUUh. o1 superior aaali-
IN " for Sale ~ MOP, MoNcfUKiE&s CO. Co.
| ARD.-t0 barrs.s LEAF LARD, for sale by
~'-lw DUNLOP, MoNcuRE + co.
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DIED,

I'm Friday morning, 9TH irstant. of cholera in
f,atam, ELEANOk YOUNG, daus htsr of John
5 and NJ arsaret A. Dsnforth. aged IiH months
Yer funeral VIII take place from the residence
Ct her father, this morning at 10 o'cloce The
trends anu aequaiptanoes of the family are invited
Ia attend. without further notice
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NJ TIN SEASON OF SPORT Autumn, of q 7
seasons OF the year, is the most glorious for the
tue sportsman AIS then that his :rIed gun and
faithful dog become his daily comp lnlons-'tis
then that natu'e wears he's most inviting phase
sumo golden hus-'tis then the well taush.
pointer becomes more inteTe ting from the lessons
o! the past, as
Outstretched, and finely sensl bic. draws full,
Fearful, and cautious, on the latent prey;
As IN the sun the circling cOyey btsk
Their varied pumes, and, watchtul every way,
Through the roug stubble turn the secret eye.''
And when good dog has made his poi. I. slsu h
sta Lue, with tai extended, eyes dIlated. and
every nerve stretched to It's utmost capac.ty, what
the moment, and tushnt the pre-, from their
covert, with tue aim and stead, nerve, briag
down the tusltIves in their flight, and bag them
as his prey.
Reader, nave you ever ENGAGED IN partridge
shooting on bright, Gle n. frost, morning IN o.
or Cuck In the salt water creeks of east VIrInIa :
Ii you have not you have missed pleasura1le
cheeK and dispel dyspepsia irom the system. TO,
then. t. the gun store OF our Old friend, J AMEs
WALSH No. 6O nlaln rect. where the hnest ENG
LGsH and AMERICAN GUNS are to DE had-get HIM
10 sell you fourteen oreanor or furdey, or v hat
ever else hest suits your fancy then buy from him
q safety flask, a good pouch powder, shot, caps
ana wads. wi: cup and canteen, HE To the stubb,
hetds in October. or the rivsr mar.hes now, and If
you DO not become a heali hIeT aud a batter A..
alter ths held exercises OF few days, then sou
nave no poetry IL your composition, and no love
for the beauties OF nature.
We called IN at WALsH's yesterday. and after
spending hours IN the examination of his beautl-
tut lowing pieces and rifles, and the necessary
pdrapher malta for a sr0ItsinaI's outht, We ran cur
eyes over his COLT : 1--WE SHOOTERS, and scores
of other pistols oil the best makers, as We'll as over
ughm ted number OF KNlvEs of everT hInd.
FISHING TACKLE, WALKING CANES, etc. etc and
islt rea " proud that the capital of the Old O.
uiInOn could afosd such magnificent assortment
Of articles his line of bu-lnS
But WALe as ests biishInent is as celebrated for
making and repairing GUi s for selling the
nneSt Fuas h u TINS market, and Tor that reason
~s ad Ise al WAC have WORK IN MS l,ns to Ave
him ttCIr PATRONAGE fully assured in our ow n
u / ii, tlat re viii recommend nothing that Is not
serular, aud kn,wIns that he II letter satsh d
VITA euIal. proEts a d quick returns taan with
SLOW rae and nigh prices Let ali ,lhe a, who want
suns pistols Oh A..Iyes, give him call at No. 60
Main street.
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No. Wines. Liquors and Havana Cigars.
suPERiOR stoeS Of the most approved brands
of WINES, LlQ UORS anu HAVANA CIGARS,
constantly ON hand, and which we offer upon rea-
sonable terms, Tchoiesaie and retail.
EA- Superior Vines. Urandes and other Liquors
in bUTTLEs for Fanny and MedirtndE Vsr
MCKEeVER & BROKEN,
Wine. Liquor and Havana Cigar Store,
No. L. Exchange Hotel Building, Pearl st.
g. ST
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DEATHs.-Wm. Hill and Mr.. Long, both
members OF the North Carolina Legislature
froLA Haliiax county, died last week
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go, FXCURSION IN yo,v

~ - nj the RICHMOND and yosss
RIVER RAILROAD will leave R,ohmos1as M $.
SATURDAY, the sth INST, 1t II 30 A. M, Mr,y,
new. last and o0mmodious steamer WEsT
POINT, CAN'T Q. Rowe, which will lssys W.
Point at 80 Z. NJ. and arrive at yorktown AZ sp'
Nj. Returning, the steamer will eave Yar.,',
at +. NJ, and arrive at West Point az 80
4 he train viii leave West fUint At rs P NJ ~
arrive at Richmond at s As P. M auS
The excnrsIonlsts can have 6ne view Of Yor,
River. and remain TWO hours at Yorktown
SMITHS BAND will be In attendance
Passage for the round trip So 50 Children und,,
IL Years old, half price. Meals extra
Sc 63t r. H. TkMPLE sast
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Is NEW RIcHaosB THsArRE.
KuakEL a. MoxLEY Lessees and Managers
POSfP0NENENT.
NOTES.-THE preparations necessary for the
opening VI the The tire pr0psrl, not being CON
petso, AMI the determination OF the management
q present their patrons with building worthy of
their patfoDase, they sre
UkAVOiDAB y COMPELLED
10 defer tAeiL fnaugural night until
THURSDAY, HEPTEMBER 18Th.
wasn iae bill at prese Mt advertised will
iss.T!gEbf Be PERFORATED. 81
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DRICEs REDUCED

TO CLOSE OUT OUR STOCK OF
DRY GOODS.
ON 18TH OCTOBER.
We hare marked dOtca nearly treTy article be-
lOtc 0rIgiHGt cost. We have on hand
Larse stock of RICH DRESS SILKS, marked
down to so and 80 cents IN the dollar.
Elegant = Tx tOBtS, cost $40. tor SIS.
Rich nE LAME ROBES at 81 80 cost 3 Il and IA.
Rich prln' Ell PARIS DE LAlNtS.
VALEN Az: POPLINS and SILK FOULARD.
Large stock col red anu black Wool SHAWLE.
Black ALPACCAS and R0MBAZTNES.
BLACK Challe and ali wool DE LANES.
French vi + RiNOES. all colors
Hogan's and Alexander KID GLOVES at 90 cts.
Ladies and Misses HOSIERY.
Lace, Muslin and Cambria SETS and COLLARS,
al halt price tor cash. PERKINS Il CO.,
Sc 5-l5t Ia Eagle Square.
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NeWspapPY CHANGE,

T. STRIBLING * Co. have become proprie-
tors OF the Western Rsrtetr, published at Poin
Pleasant, Va.
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ms- OxYgenated Bitters..-This il "a RENEE
d, Tor Dyspepsia, INDIGESTION and the numerous
dsor 1ers of the stomach. 1t was discovered Ivy a
regular PHYSICIAN, after years of research. II IS
unlike all other medicines, and extracts the dE
ease by It's roots, Leaving vestige behind.
Sold by ADIE Il GRAY. PURCELL, LADD 4
CO., w. PETERSON, Up. DUVAL, and by all
other deale is in medicines. Sc 5-2tWaS
kA Mrs. Harriet A. Rady and
Mrs. ELLEN CUMMINGS.
FASHIONABLE DRESS and CLOAK MAKERS,
Residence. 9th street, between Broad and Grace.
10 STYLES and PATTERNS received month
ly. ss6-lw
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Affairs in LyachLWg.
LYNCHBER0 VA. Sent. 6.

LYNCHBERG, VA. Sept. 3.
Business affairs have been quite spirited for
some days past. Tobacco is arriving freely
adding largely 10 the large bulk now stored in
the different warehouses. The larger portion
Of the receipts consist of the poorest grades,
on which, as consequences, prices are droop-
ing; may be quoted $50 10 50; good TO fine
f3 so 10 t6 wrappers, in small lots, S25 TO
$55; shipping and stemming s. to 81. Wheat
arrivals light, but on the increase good quail
~ sells readily tor Sl.i0 Corn 80 To 50 cents.
Bacon 1917 10 ii cts in demand. Irish pota toes
50 cts. to 1I, according 10 quality. Sweet po-
tatoes 81 per bushel. Our merchants are leay-
ing for the North, in order TO lay in supplies
for the fall trade.
The Douglas and Johnson meeting held on
Wednesday evening was addressed by Major
James Garland, OF this city, in one OF MS
ablest efforts. The meeting was we'll attended
and quite enthusiastic The admirers of Bell
and Everett are now having quite a jollltica-
ton 1T Campbell Court House, about II miles
dis slant from here-Several distinguished
speakers are in attendance. In fact, II must
be grand affair from accounts-pole raising,
barbecue, &c, &c, 10 which politicians CT
every creed are invited. o. X.
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co. &C." MONTGOMERY GUARD,

co. &C." MoNrGUMEhY GUARD.
a RICHMOND, Sept. sth, 1850
n Assemble on MONDAY EVENING, at
uto'cloek, for Company ORA. at Military 'Ha l.
- Members viii appear with fatigue jackets and
CPS waist be is and btyonet- abbards M tnnle
nuskets In order Tor Inspection, and gloves, and
be prompt to roll call at oelock.
Members VIII bear IN mind the law of the COM
pany excluding them from membership if absent
from four Company Drills succe ssively
BY order of the Captain.
SEES 70 JOHN MCDONALD. LIST Serg't.
n HDQs. co, ,sr RECT VA VOLs,i
n RichmBnJ Sept 8th, 1860 {
III There will be an 4 xtra Meeting of this
iii Company ,on MONDAY EVt MING, at Schad's
~ Hal at S4s clock, precisely. Ever, member 10
expected o be present, rs verJ important business
will he broush before th,s meetn..
ses-2 +. W. HAGEMtYER, lst Serg't.
nISInEND,-The Board Of directors of the
- RICHMOND Ffek ASSOCIATION have de-
clared a dividend al ten per cent. on tha capital
stock the reof. tor the sx nor this endins Sept t,
1885, pay able TO the stock defs their Legal rep
resentativss on and tier WEuNtSuAl, l2th inst.
seo-lut no. A. T0MPklNS, sec'y,
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LADIES' LIST,

Aaron mrs B
Anderson mrs Jane r
Anderson mrs y
Adams inis Z A
Adams mrs nj Il
Allen mrs b G
Bald win mrs = ]
Ballard mrs NJ h
Bass mrs Il b
baptlst nbrs F
BIckluTd mrs l.
Biniord mrs l. A
Brown mrs NJ A
Brooks mrs Nj Nj
trown mrs Il Il
Brown mrs A d
BuTwell rrs NJ nj
Branch MISS A +
birch miss NJ
Burwell miss NJ
Brown mss M A
iioWert III SO = r.
Black burn MISS T.
Barker hiss A
Barrett MISC NJ
Bar ker miss D
Ballow miss J VI
Cunningham miss Va
cunningham mrs Nj nj
Cullen miss + anHe
Curtis miss Martha A
LreIsbsw mss + r.
Copeland Inlss Susan
Crowel, mlss /. A
Cook mrs t.
Collins miss M larry
Clay ton miss Lucy Ann
lark mrs " VI b
Clark miss SalIie
Celest mrs Matilda
ChIIstaioe miss Sarah
Cordona miss Mollie
Dorsan mrs Jane A
Dsr6aa mrs A + 3
Dargan mrs ] AZ
Duke mrs Sarah J
Dixon hrs Elizabeth
Delany miss Alice
Davis miss M +
Daingeffe Id MISS Nj airy
Dargan MISS LydiLJ
English Maranda
Elmore mrs NJ J Y
EASY mrs N ]
Elicit mrs Susan b
Epps mrs Ann
Epps Kiss Josephine
Elicit MISS Sarah g
Epps MISS Georgia
Eurguson mrs Lucy A
tlnnSgan mrs Mary
FInnegan mrs Eliza J
Fletcher mrs Stephen
Falvey mrs Hnnora
Farrar miss + Y
FartheIty MISS NJ K
Grant mrs NJ u
Glfhng mrs Nancy
Gould mrs Maria
Goodwin miss Mamie
Goldman IN So Margaret
Gill miss NJ J
Gill miss 4 ]
Gicnu MISS 5 w
Garrison miss sarah J
Gardiner miss A p
Hail miss Ruth
HattOn miks A Y
Hay mes miss + L
Hoimead miss M E
Hoetllck miss r J
HUagen miss A J
lodges miss Alice
Hall mrs NJ
naTwoUd MRS A +
haruSrove mrs NJ w
HawglIs mrs W J
Hill mrs J Bruce
HiggIn Dotitam mrs J 4
Habe mrs II
Hudson mrs G.
lnman miss Isabella ID
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lie found IN a retail Dry Goods store.
NJ. MITEFLD0RFER


[ HEAP MAMMALIAN" ANU TUrnTTT, nj n
~ Pan ES, AT EZEKIEL's,t MAILERT tVLg
STANDPOINT bs too late 10 get one oil tloss
CHEAP Carpets, at tXEKlEL'S, only = cenI
yard, and thread To make 1t up. II 10 Teap
tsrSe f0cr for only cost OF SIS -. OaU p'
pieces ei, on hand. Ibi, week VI ! sioss tos.
out. Just openIeg. another lot Of those eA.'
he Svy wide W nite Csunterpane Goods. Voua'
teTpans Ter the iassest bed for on,y 81 eo, "a
Tanted 10 last ten years with ordinary care. ,,
Handsome and cheap Dress Goods opsh4as va
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LOST AND STRAYED


LOST OR STOLEN--A rabbit DOG.
-----h and collar, hearing to the name OF Roos
Was lost on Thursday A liberia reward is offered
for any in formation, OF returning hIm to
GtO. ENZEL, cor. 9th and Bro sts,
Sc S-2tF Broad Street Hotel.
s1zerH STRAYED AWAY-Thrse or four
EAtS months ago a pale red cow, with white
ds>>zsstreak down her h1ck. crop IN one ear
VIII pay asultable reward for her deliver, to me.
larry w. HARGROVE,
seS2t* Near Duval street Chapel.
7 UST OR STOLEN-A LETTER, mailed
Il August IS, containing two Notes of $500 81
each, drawn by West II Johnston, Richm oud, Va ,
NJ West and C. II. West, dated January Est, 1868,
at u and IS months. The public are cautioned
asninst buying or negotiating said notes Fay
ment Is stopped. seS ST
I OST-On Friday morning, IN the alley
~ OF w. g. u. Domains NJ h GRAN DUN
BOOK, of no use t. any one hut the owner. will
paw suitable reward for the same If left at this
office tse STU DAVIS.
I OST-A REWARD The person who found
II the PHOTOGRAPH Of sentieman. which
lost on 9th street and advertised in the " DIS
patch August % h, viii be suitably rewarded by
leaving the same at the Photograph an0 Fine Art
Ganery OF g. W. MINIS. 2H Main ct.
se7-2t'
-. STRAY e D-Fronl Mr. mormon.
kfszxs.. residence, on the Williamsburg Road
49, about haif 2 mile below Rockets, small
his neck, near the head. His shoulders
are yer, much SCARED Up. re has been missing
about two weeks. Amy one returning him to Mr.
THORNTON, or to BLANKENSHIP u JOHN
STON 8 stable, will be suitably rewarded.
ly 24-ts
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GROCERIES, LIQUoxs. TEAsi As q. g,

" FALL, WINSTON & POW HRs ~ ~,
now IL store. and receiving constantly, vht n' y,
offer to the trade 27f hhds. esown SussTs; re-"
Rico and MuscovaGo, some shorce tss bel.. ~
aad Java Cohess SO5 pipes. y HSes, a :, ~
and bbis. of Liquor, Of alt grades; do esaesu "
assorted Sole Leather; As hhds. snd oos OF Nv
lssses and 81 rup, of all grades vita hasVy 49,
of every thing else usually Kept IN h",s.a :,
Grocery. which they offer on fav0iaf.e isf"'
the trade.
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Z G II r DsON & co.
IL DEAL ExCLUsIvKLY IN,
And keep for sale quantities to suit pu rchasers
WARE ROOMS: no. IS MAIN STREET,
RICHMON D. Va,
ALL KINDS OF
& A II l. r.. Il 4 n q s.,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
RUGS. MATS,
CURTAIN GOODS,
WINDOW SHADES
TAHLE OIL CLOTHS
Thew will have made to order,
CARPETS. OH. CLOTHS.
WINDOW CURTAINS and SHADES
We have opened splendid lot of CARPETiNG
OF our own Importation, and are now prepared to
exhibit the latest sty les IN every grade.
our assortment of CURTAIN GOODS, with
Trimmints. &c. is unsuf passed, and our STOCK ia
eomgleie OF WINDOW SHADES, FLOOR OIL
CLOTH, &c.
BUYERS are invited to examine our goods. which
Will be sold on accommodating terms
RICHARDSON CO. q
se7-2m 9s Main street. :
JACOB LIPS,
yo.nn,,, ,iNraRTrR AND pgALgRiS
bhAND!ES, WINES, GIN AND ClGAnS,
1884 Broad street, ktthssoad, Va. So.
ee7-lm'
FOR SALE-From two TO four hundred bushels
OF LEAChkD ASH rs. at
ThOS J. McAQAMS
se7-a Soap Factory, head Of l7th IT.
OtD RYE WHiskEY-Io barrels, for xals
~S"iw.' ''0''' DbttNLoP. MoNcURE 4 co.