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10 9-d6tcWZtJ CIOVeT Depot, daIIIaX co., "a
q $40 REWARD.-Ran from NJ
HS w Wnrsham nhOnt the la336 M aY LIZ q

81 WI. Worsham, about the ls&G May est
-@fMa NEGRO WOMAN. named ISABELLa.
<hSVShe belonged to Ro. B. Corbln, Of Caroline,
>and may be lurking about his farm where
she child, in this city where she has been
hired for several years past. She of middle re
and dark brown complexion. She wore ear rings,
and was quite tidy in her dress. The above re
ward will be paic upon her delivery TO US, or her
conf nement IN Jail where can get her
EDWIN WORKMAN co.
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DLACK ALPACAs-ONLY A NiNEPENcE
% 500 yards Black Alpaca TO be run OF at nine-
penoe Now 10 the chance for cheap Mourning
bresses ~ EZkkIEL'E Cheap store,
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- SEyENTY.FIyE DOLLARS RE.

~ WARD.-I will pay $500 for the ap-
~ prehension of my NEGkOGIRL, peggy,
Nt3Vwho absconded about three weeks ago. She
ls a low, thick set mulatto with short curly
hair and is about sixteen years old. Her dress
cannot re described. as she has been seen several
times in this city since she left, and had on Diff
feTent dress each time. T.. Il. CHlNN.
Richmond. Oct. rs, 1850 oo z6-ts
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RAnTS A En AAE

MGREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES sSSs41SS
~ CHAS BELLE, Broad street. between I'd
and 81, keeps a large stock Of Ladies', Gentle
men and Servants Wear constantly on hand,
him in his line, as he manufactures to order, and
superintends himself. Great bargains IN Ladies'
and Misses coiOred Caters, Morocco Bootees,
Slippers and BusRns; GentIemen's city made Pa
tent Leather Caters, Oxford Ties and Slippers
| Will sell my Summer stock of Goods at and below
cost. Call soon, If you wish to get good bargain.
CHAS BELIZE
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JUST RECEIVED.

- We have Just received our second supply OF
FALL AND WINTER STOCK, consistipg of a
tents. Misses' and Children's BOOTS, SHOES
hlIEhe, TO-, which we are prepared to sell as
low as any house in the city at whoIesaIe or re-
tail. call is respectfully solicited
v H. STERN & BRO,
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I ARGE SALE OF PERSONAL ESTAT
REAUEIFgL LITTLEt ARloF EoRrl

u ACRES, ON TIE BRUDkE TURNPIKE,
SIX MILES FROM RICHMOND. FOR SALE
All AUCTI0N.-Wlll be sold on WEDNESDAY,
the 2lst November 1860, upon the premises. com
as above, now occupied by the subscriber. The
buildings are all new, consisting Of a two story
DIV ELLING and all necessary out houses. The
Land is well adapted TO the growth of 1T, corn
oats and tobacco, and also grows very fine vegeta
Des. There are two wells and also a 6ne sprins
up N the place very convenient. After the sale oil
the land will be sold all Of the STOCK upon the
place: Crop of Corn, Fodder. Shucks. Oats and
Tobacco. Also. all of the HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE, two good Mich Cows
Horses. Wagons. Carts, Harness. &c,
TKRMs-Made known on the day Of sale.
X. 7. COBBS.
Sale conducted by GoDplN l. APPKRsoN, Auo.'s
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n GENTS BkOAD-TkEAD BOUlS-
livery superior and cheap, at No. 43 Main st ,
ri slg of the Big BnOt. BY VIM WALSH

NVery superior and cheap, at No. AZ Nam st ,
~ sign of the Big Boot, by VIM. WALSH.
&x3 TO FARMERS-NEGRO SHOES
esssSAS Farmers and others wanting 4 q o
where will be found the largest and best assert
nent ever offered in Richmond. My assortment
my own make; Mems Army Brogans; Mems hi Oh
cut do. very thick, nailed with hob nails; Dane s
best thick pekged Brograns; Herrck's best thick
pegged Brogans; Planters and Dutch Boots for
women, together with all other Grades suitable
for servants, men, women and bows. Farmers
will do we'll to give me call, at No. 90 NJ ain st.
Tn
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A VERY DESiKABBE BRICK RESI-.
"a "A p S,!S. ;l;, 0NGRACE, BETWEEN 18TH AND
By Goddin l. Apperson, Auct'rs.
{ ,OMMIsSIoNER,s SALE orr THE

4 N - > n Il z u III
- BEAgTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT CALLED
:, nj CQMFORT;" HALE MILE NORTH
pointed by the decree of the Circuit Court of Hen
rlco rendered on the 18th October 1885, in the case
OF Moncure, kc against Daniels EXT, &C.,
snail, as special Commlssioner thereby appointed,
on MONDAY, the 18th November. 1850 at II o'clk
M fair if net, The next fair day y the beau
died selzsd called p" Mount Comfort" containing
about 30 acres, more or less A plat and survey of
the land will be exhibited the time of sale show
ing the sizes of the eifsrent subj DIVISIONS There
is on the place comfortable BRICK Dwelling, and
the usual out uIdings. together with an excel
lent Orchard. and many handsome Shade Trees,
and several excellent Springs. The lots will vary
in size from 10 tn 20 acres. each according to their
relative position. Taking into consideration it's
beautiful and elevated position, its noted health
fulness, and nearness to the city of Richmond, it
is believed that few if any more desirable places
have been brought into market for long time
past
TERMS One fourth cash balance at 6, IL and
IL mont hs, Tor negotiable notes, interest added,
and title retained TIL all the purchase money is
fully paid, and conveyance ordered by the Court
JOHN o. STEGER,
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QAlLROAD l0ON.-- - AZ 1919
y Three hundred tons, " T'' psstsra, vsish,ns
sac JAMES DUNLOP.
MC0 feternbaTS,
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VALUABLE FARM AND TEN LIKELY
&LAYE& EQR SALE In THE COL NTY

OF HANoVER.OAs Commissions appointed b,
the Circuit Court OF Hanover county, By q decree
rendered the 9th Of October 1867, in the suit OF
ofN0vEMBER next tis fair; IL not, the nextfasr
day.) on the premises. the Tract OF Land on which
John Tailey, decd, lately rssIded CONTINUING ~
acres, within IS miles OF Richmond. and miles OF
the Old Church. and adjoining the lands of Il. r,
Horn, b. w. Talley and others. Il has upon il .
houses: IL lies we'll for improves MT, ana is vel
suited for arketing. as web as farming purrosss
- In good neighhorhood and Convenient ID
churches, schools and mills. Mr.. Loving, ON the
premises WIZ take pleasure in showing IT, Also,
most OF which are good field hands. and No. j
Cook. Washer and ITsner.
TkRMs:-Fpr the Slaves, cash For the Land.
one third caah; one third in one year and the re-
naming one third in two ears. the deferred pay
ments carving interest from dav OF sale. and tie
purchaser executing bis bonds with good and sum
cient security, and the title retained until the
whole OF the purchase money " paid, and con-
veyance directsd ey the Court cu,.
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H(liJsEHOLD ard KITCHEN FURNfrURE
CROPS, sTOCK and r RMl NG MPL NNENlS
Of every dssoylItion. hslonxlng TO the estate d
TIsMs On aas Of sale R.w. TALLEY,
NO lin Administratcr.
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byI. & G. b. Davenport, Au

by As q We ID AucIS
400 4 fAsEs ROOFS anIsio SH0ES AM
DAY 2ist November at 10 O'Clock, we will sell, at
400 cases BOOTS. SHOES, and HATS.
TERNs.-Under 500. cash; slOO and over, 30
NOS credit fHr ssDp e. B dbpasVRiENpoRr Auot,
SALE OF LAND. &c, IN PowHATAN.- =,
On the premises. on TaUHsDAY, the aad da, Of
hat 1aae RAGT jF ns ai the
per end of said county. known as the ..Blenheim''
tract contains sos acres, a srge part Of WHICH is
creek low ground, and the bal,nce the very best
III m a sood spa Snd al
orchard Of the most select fruit Indeed it is sell
dom that SO desirable place is thrown into mar
ket.
TERMS OF SALE.-For cash as to 40 much as will
pay the expenses OF sale, and on credit Of on e,
two and three years as to the balance; he bonds
to carry int rest from the date and the title to be
'e'AinSu until the WIZ Willis i sa j. DANCE, Comr.
At the same time and place, l will offer
for sa s6eR KS 81 aR Eo ne spd
bHRs te the N G az PGR
FtRNiftKE. upon the ps1al Ierms e. e. such
no 5-dtds Executor of Mary t. Hobson.
t'N CSI a. y I'd L. 4 OE ~ EaL ESIA Z
L ON NAVY HILL AT AUCTl0N.-By virtue
of deed of trust, executed to the subscriber BY
John Freeman. dated l4th October. 1883 and re-
corded in the office of the Clerk of edmond Hus
tings Court, being thereto requested WILL sell at
auction, upon the premises, on MONDAY, the 18th
November, at Az O'Clock P. M, the property con-
vey ed by said deed, TO wit A LOT Of GROUND
at the northwest corner of Baker and 4th streets.
fronting Baker street 60 feet. and running back
To a ravine IN the rear upon which lot stands a
AIMED house in the occupancy Of SAID Freeman
The title Is believed to be good; bat, acting as
trustee. shall convey only such as | derive under
the said deed of trust.
TRRMs.-Cash for expenses of sale and the sum
of 49, with interest thereon from 18th February,
1852. aud the balance Don such terms will be
made Known at the hour of ,ale.
no2 A. d WILLIAMS, Trustee.
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RUNAWAYS,

IA $50 KEWARD.-Ra Runaway from my
GY plantation. in the county of Halifax, near
AClover Depot. on the I'D Of August, a negro
n man named WILLIAM. He is bright com
A.pected; about 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high;
rather stout; has large feet and hands; holes
in his ears. He was taken up at Reysvilie about
He was heard to say that he was try ing to get to
w lii amsburg, where he was raised. He was sold
by DR. Garrett, of that place. about SIX years ago.
| think II very probable that he is In Williamsburg
or wOrking about Richmond | will pay $50 re-.
ward for his delivery or lodg ment in jail where
can get him. If taken up out of the county If In
the county, liberal reward
~ JAMES B. GARDEN,
M Q-d6tcw2tI Glover Depot, Halifax CO., Va.
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AUCTION SALEs
FUTUR e DAYS


BY 1hos. W. Reese, Auc.'r,
(Ofice corner of 18th and Cary streeta)
HORSE IS, MULES AND cows.
EA<Aon SATURDAY MORNING the iO,b in
stant, commencing at 10 O'Clock. at the Horse
Auction Lot. on Council Chamber Hill
Several Saddle and harness HORSES
-Four good Work MULES.
Two Mich COWS,
One BUGGY. THOS. w. KEEeFE.
no9 Au,tiona..
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NREss GOODs.-We have this day opened

DRESS aOODS.-We have this day opened
- full and hne assortment oil Dress Goods, con
sisting OF splendid Silks Of all qualities and prices
Deia,nss, all wool; Vslentias. Dc. We have
therefore. enabled tc offer such inducements that
cannot fail TO give entire sa'isfacton. The par
y.ed 70 our unusual large stoes Of prsss Good.
which are too numerous TO mention. Call at he
bargain emporium OF ALFRED MOSES,
O. Main street.
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Special Commissioner

r. &ECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE
~ LOTS IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND AND
NEAR THERETO. AND TRACT OF LANDIN
HENRICO COUNTY NEAR TO B0ARSWAMP
AND SMALL PARCEL NEAR TO CAMP CAR
IER.-At the request of DR.. Thomas e. ClOptor,
executor of the late Edward J. Clopton. dec d, we
shall Sc at pull bic auction the prem ses in the
order advertised, on TUESDAY, the 18th Novem-
ber 1850, commenclns at 81 clock 2. NJ. the fol-
lowing valuable LOTS, viz: LOTS. part of No
lS9. in the plan of Richmond, on the north side of
MAN street. opposite to Rockets Warehouse
having fronts 80 teet 70 feet, and 20 feet. Also
LOT No 56, in WIlllamson's plan, No. 2, fronting
1872 feet on Lewis street. running back to Gillie's
Creek. Also, valuable half acre LOT on Church
Hill. at the corner of Leish and 29th Streets op-
pOslte to where MI. Vim CatD formerly resided
And on MONDAY, the Sd December 1860 at
HenricO County Court House, at 10 o'clock M, 81
acres OF LAND In said COUNTY, on Boar swamp
Also, acres IN said county, adjoining Camp Car
ter.
TERMs,-One third cash balance at and IL
months, for negotiable notes. interest added, and
title retained till all the purchase money is fully
paid tno 81 GODDlN Il APPERS0N, Auct'rs.
VALUABLE STORE AND DWELLING,
ON THE EAST LINE OF THIRD BE,
TWEEN LEIGH AND JACKSON STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wili be sold. ON
WEDNESDAY. the l4th November, 1860, at 4
O'Clock L. NJ, the excellent store and dwelling
located as above, now IN the occupancy of Mr..
August Ernst
TERMs.-One-thlrd cash; balance at and 8
months for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained till last note is paid.
nos GODDIN i APPERS0N. Aucts.
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STOCKS FOR SALE.
5000 Roanoke VALLEY RAILROAD LIST Mort.
Richmond and Dsnvis, and Raleigh and
CASTOR RAILROADS. 50 miles long, costing
Of only sieO 900. For . minuts description
OF the present condition and future pros-
poets Of the company, pamphlets can b had
5000 VIRGINIA and TENNESSEE Sd Mort
5000 YORK RIVER per cent. Bonds.
80 shares RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
80 shares VIRGINIA FIRE and MAHINE
70 snare. BANK Of the cssMsMoSwEAtTH
50 n
Wiz GINA SAyINGS BANK.--
Chartered 6s tAs LEGISLATURE Of va.
MONEY received on dsccsit in sums Of FIVE
DOLLARS and upwards, on which interest ct the
remaining six months or longer; for shorter pc
mods. interest =: the rate Of per eentum.
bsSo:ss AID S ' ::asd y III.
Spence, s0f ne Of Man and Governor ssis.S.
sAML s. COTrRELL, Pyss't,
"a, T,.R,SSTARKk; Csshs.r.
GETAaTEEEsss EEvNDEE Am xs sErs OF
IA nj" ss'fiiPs s.
MEs Il fsSoS ss PSFEss sad .r
sCUTTLEs. cfNDER SAOyELS, SLOWER
| STANG handsome atands for Shovels and Tongs,
Jams siads Of Church and Tavern Bells, B,ssa
Brick Moulds, all Kinds Of Crates, Tenders, O.,
made to order at the lowest sofn,As S sT,SssHs
No. rs Main street. bstwssn Oh and ca,
--- -.-... - ~ aso.-
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A CARD.-We very earnestly request custom
"A ers and others, who have our BAGS, to send
them to US full OF gram, il ready to send it, or
empty, by the next train. We are suffering great
inconvenience for want of our Bags that are idle
in various hands who have neglected to return
them. In short time we must make up bag &C
counts and charge the holders with them. When
we send bags to any person, they should be re
urned promptly
Much Of the wheat we receive is damp. Farm
ers oug hit to dry 1t ut home. Barns, granares and
all out of doors" are big enough TO spread it in.
Farmers lose immensely by inattention to this
po Mt .
We have fallen on perilOus times, when debt 10
fearful Filling orders for guano, &c, on the
faith Of growing crops won't do for those VINO have
10 nuy them on time. A safe principle Uf individual
ECONOMY ID to make money before we spend q.
~ Its MADDUX co.
OFFICE OF r. n. MAURY 4 co I
CTOCKs AND noN Ds FOR sALE.-vIR-
- GINA SIX PER CENTS.
ORANGE AMP ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
ak PER CENTS.
Shares Bank of Commonwealth STOCK.
Shares Farmers Bank STOCK:
SHARES Bank Of Virginia STOCK, ss1-u
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: pE SIR E,, EARN AT TREE HILL
mOND, CONTAINING ABOUT ONE HUN.

RAd RfhskAshE Fwo AT hF TFEE fiH
pREb MokE or SSs MnS Of
the Trustees Of the Marshall Company. IN pursu-
we will, on TaURSDA!, the 18th day of Novem-
Der, 1850 at II O'CLOCK A. NJ. lif fair; II not. the
auction. on the premises, al that TRACT Of
LAM lying IN the county Of Henrico, about two
miles below the city of Richmond, on the old Os-
Hill Raceheld Tract. and containing 90 III iOO0
acres. ACCORDING to a plan and survey made BY
Iandrum now resides. and which was convey ed &c
the sal Trustees by the SAID Landrum and othe RI
recorded 10 the Clerks Oboe of Henrico Count,
Court. or the above tract there are Ia acre,
| Improvement, The buildings on the place ar.
nearly new. and consist of a dwelling containing
| 10 rooms two kitchens, one CON tanning s room,
and the other rooms. and a barn 50x30 feet, two
stories high, besides the usual out buildings The
place is remarkably healthy, and the neighborhood
TERMS One fourth cash balance at4. 8 and Ii
months for nero TABLE notes, interest added, Sc
nosgtds GOBLIN ODD AP fsiaasS Auoss.
| ARGE sALEOF PERSONAL ESTATE
| ~ - CONSISTING OF CORN, HAY. OATS
HOLD FuRNITuRK. &c. ac.0Mrs. Martha H B B
Chamberlayne having sold her farm "Montrose,
Nj all the Pc RsONAL PROPERTY on the place e
CouslstlHk Vi ldtse duu cACeIkSUL variety con
sistlng. among others. of the Crop of Corn Oats
Hay, Shucks; also, two Carriages, and a pair in,
Horses-oDe of the Carriages was huilt by M r
K Bosher, and is in excellent order; one fin.
Riding Horse, Mules. new Plantation Wagon
young Calves besides several otner Cattle; larg,
parole of new Shlugles; several thousands I'm,
Cabbage; large parcel of very excellent House
hold Furniture, consisting In part of Feat e
| Beds, Mattresses. Bedsteads, Marble top Centr
Tahle; superior SIdeboard. with China Press at
| tached; one dozen handsome Mahogany Chairs
one dozen Birds eve Maple Chairs, Sofas, Dlvans
&c. and many other articles not necessary T.
mention. :
| TERMs.-Ail sums under $50. cash; over tina
amount, months credit, for approx ed, endorsed
| Negotiable notes. GUDDiN Il APPERS0N,
| nos Auctioneers.
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CUNS-GUNS-GUNS have In store large
VI and very complete stock Of GUNS also, Smith
small FuuR-SHOilTERS Colts, Aliens, and
many other PIsToLs, Of the y hest = makers
sIble prices. An examination Of nv stock 10 re-
speotfully solicited. w. TIGNOH,
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VA the CITY OF RICH.
ES@>N MOND being about to introduce
s ssss F Ftfs hnsi aaSb eaT FIRE e
ENGINES, which will be sold on reasonable
terms Apply to the Principal Engineer.
oo CTS LEWIS l.. BARNES.
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SHADE Depot

My stock of WINDOW SHADES berg very
large, am determined to run them of cheaper
than ever. The following is my list of prices =
Shades, 70 cents, with fixtures completes; Gold,
with Centre. 81 worth at least So; Gold and Vel
vet, 81 80, worth S4; beautiful Bouquets rs cents
cheap at 81 so; splendid Vase Shades, 80 cents
can't be BOUGHT elsewhere for So; Gothic style,
end ess variety; German, English and American
OIL Cloths, all widths, very cheap; Table and Stand
Covers; Hearth Rugs, very low and all wool; Car
petng only SO cents, great bargain; $50 large gilt
framed Parlor Pictures. rich scenery, at the as
line of DRY GOODS, cheap for cash. Call soon at
the established cheap Dry Goods and Wi1low
shade Store of NJ. GOLDEN, $50 Broad street.
7. 81 keep no Travelling agents. Sc 10 3m
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w KIEL'S, II Main street, 800 Yards "a Heavy
White Goods for 'a,a eov wake shs
arsest bed. Come and see. Also, 500 yards all
styles woollen Goods, for Men and BOYS wear;
the stest nducements otered; coms apd ssgs
500 superfne Linen and MarseilIes Bos9ms, with
or without Collars and Cuffs 20 match. Inese are
gotten up spendidly, and W III be Sold READY ma.
as low as this Material can be purchased for. All
sty les new Dress Goods cheap, cheap, cheap. at
EZEKIEL'S, I'll MsiB street.,
Malert's Old Stand.
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AT THE SOUTH.

,,. Palmetto Fiag-Reslsnatisn of
Ho'>t"s nffi,ers-sreeches al the Capital
iea' carolina Important Message of
o ~. of Georgia - X etaliataon on
she "sr,n-yiews at Washington. &c, &c.
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THE CONCERN OF MARSHALL q FITZ-
l. HUGH is this day dissolved by mutual CON
sent ]. w. MARSHALL will have IN charge the
books and papers of the firm. and will use the name
of the firm In liquidation. J. w. MARSHALL,
G. C. FITZHUGH.
Richmnnd Nov 1sf 1874
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VERY IMPORTANT To kNUW-That
JOSEPH STRs USE is setting, astonEh ing
low, Dry Goods, Shoes and Carpeting All coored
De Lame at la1ao., shilling, &c Alpacas 15c.;
fast oolored Calico So; Stella Shawls and Heavy
salns in Bed and Servacts Blankets, Shef p's
Grey Satiuets, Cassimeres. Jeans, Ticking, Lin
Ladies Cloth Cloaks cheap; Flannels, Knitting
Yarn. sv'ry color. as per pound; hx,en 5ssEa
and higher worth twice the money; | inyite
every body in want of goods 70 call, without delay,
at iOSEPH STRA USES. No. n Main ST.
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SECOND SUPPLY-RICH AND BEAUTl-
- Full GOODS.-We are opening, by steamer,
which makes oar stock still more attracTtye, KiSa
PARIS; Plain Velours and Soferinos; Rich Black
and Colored Silks; Velvet and Cloth CiQ2k IN
and Misses Cloaks Our stoek of heavy Wollens,
for Servants, comprises3 land6 Virginia Fnlled
Cloths and Jeans; ); g. Satnets; heavy PiaId
Blankets. Carpet Department Extra Ingram
Carpets; EXTRA Threeply Carpets; Rieh Velvet
and Brussels Carpets; Rugs. Floor Cloths, Mats,
nc. Purchasers are invited 70 examine.
L A % Nam 81.
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In retiring from business, 1 take great
pleasure In recommending TO my friends and
calculated to give them entire satisfaction.
and solicit for my former pa, tner their patronage
and influence. HILL & NORFLEET are well
and favorably known to me. -
c.. FITZHUGH.
H. N.nxr Let a T. IN
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DRY GOODS, cARPET1Nas, g..

~ BY LAST STEAMER
ceived-- '' is
Elegant New Dress SILKS,
DRESS GOODS, in every variety
New style CL0AKS and ARABS.
New SHAWIS
They offer GREAT BARGAINS still in
Rich Dress SILKS,
SILK ROBES.
DELAlNE ROBES, many of them at haD
cost.
They offer also
New CASSlM ERES, of Son,hern ,nanufac-
fAre, North Carolina goods, which re-
ceived the prem um at the STATE FAIR
Georsia CASSlMERES, for men and bows
wear, &c. no lis
HAVE JUST KECEsVED 200 FANCY
WOkSTED COUNTERPANES, which I will
sell eheap and, al SO, good assortment OF SILKS,
back and coored, and a great variety of DRY
GOODS, BOOTS, rH0ES and CLOTHING, all OF
which | shall sell very cheap. Give me cali,
L. ROSE, 256 Broad ST., bet'n I'd and 3D.
A Don't fors ct the place oc S0-ims
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Having this da y formed a business connec-
ton with HILL q N0RFLEET, of this city, who
are now successfully engaged in the PRODUCE
COMMISSION BUSINESS, I-earnesty solicit the
patronage of my old frieL DIS and customers, assur
ing them that can now give them every facility,
and will use best efforts to render entire salts
faction j. w. MARSHALL.
Richmond Nov. LIST, 1860.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-03-30
NATURAL HIsroRY.-Tae Flirt.-

NATURAL HIsroRY.-TAs FEtrt.-
This brilliant insect of the butterfly
species is common to all ATTITUDES but
fourishes best in warm climate. 1t
revels in the atmosphere of the ball
room, matinee, the artistic reunion
and while it loves publicity, it is not
loath to Turk in the shaded aleoves or
the nestle among cushions in quiet cor
ners.
The plumage Of the female airt is
very dazzling. 1t is clad in the most
radiant smiles and compliments of the
softest and most delicate shades, while
its eyes have a strange, deep and pene-
trating lustre.
1t diffuses faint yet thrilling per-
fume, caught from crushed flowers scent
bags, billet-doux. It's music is q low
persuasive hum It can be true to no
une but sings snatches, and at the piano
runs over the keys with light and
tremulous touch.
The volatility of this insect has long
perplexed naturalists. 1t battles pursuit
Strange to say, it dissolyes to the touch
aud when caught it is a handful of ashe;
cold and colorless.
The sting of the flirt is very severe
Some say it is poisonous. Instances
have been known where it has PROVED
fatal to happiness and hope. 1t is in
fiicted with perfect impartiality, bu
seems to strike deepest into the fresl
and honest hearts.
The firt languishing at the 6rst chill
breath of sorrow. When storm is il
) the air it is pitiful to see it seeking shel
: ter its gay plumage SO beaten and s
5 soiIed and the color and the pertain
: gone, and the low inviting music chang
ed to Departing plant.
The flame that it Hutters aroun
: generally burns at last as is the cas-
with many poor mOth.--Yanity Fai