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IN SUBSTANTIAL BOOTS AND SHOES

q BOOTS AND SHO ES-GREAT <N-a
WREDUCTI0N IN PRIC ES -CHAS. ae2ezS
%BEHLE, Broad street, between I'd and Sd
Keeps large stock Of Ladies'. Gentlemen's and
any body in Richmond to compete with him in bis
line, as ne manufactures to order and nds
himself. Great bargains IN Ladies' and Misses
s sPSaRs and sGsRISs
made Patent Leather CATERS. OXFORD T Es
and SLIPPERS. will sell INV summer stock Of
Goods at and below cost. Call soon, ii you wish to
get good bargain. loo lily cHAS. BEHLE.
IN To COUNTRY N EKC h A N t :
BO0TS. SHOES, T R y NKS, .&c:-EEMw
has received his + ali Stock of BOOTS, >AAhA
SHOES, SC. to which he invites the attention OF
O ,untTy merchants. Tbey will probably ind 1t to
heir advGntage to call on HIM lie fore they bay, as
tieuariy to those who buy for cash.
JOHN &. PAGE, JR. SO Main st.
GREAT REDUCTION AN TIE ~
PRICE OF HATS AND B0oTs.-A
"A From ID to 20 per cent saved y by buy
TSAA Columbian Hotel building.
quality, co. fashionable Silk Hats, 90; fine oai
skin sewed Boots, %; Congress Cater Boots, D.;
6ne calf skin sewed Shoes, rs.
one Of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia
to supply him with handsome aid substantial calf
ssdeassd low pTias Of THREE DOLLARS AND
HALF.- 90 2S-d&vts
A7 LADIES' CONGRESS- CATERS,
just otened at No 4s Main street, sign 81 the e., Bis
Boot, by WM WALSH.
AR LADIES' MOROCCO HEELED
60 BOOTS. at ST. 80. very superior for the
money, Just received at No Is Main street, syn of
the Big Boot, by VIM. WALSH.
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FiRST.CLAss MEDICINES.

VI MEADE BAKER,
PhaTmaHt Itisfs and HsEdHTs ?f puIs aRd
MACEUTICAL PRODUCTS. sursIcal. lnstru-
ments and Appliances Medicine Chests for plan
tatioEs families and trave iers: musicians Saddle
BAGS; London Elastic Stock!nSs Trusses AT sap
porters; Porte Monnaes, Combs, Brushes. Toilet
Mirrors; first quality PeIfumery. Pomades ard
Soaps; Mineral Waters, bottled at the Springs;
Medicinal Wares and Apparatus. Magnetic Ma
chimes, O., &c all of tho best quslItv and at the
lowest rates. MEADE Il BAKER,
lS6 Main ST., corner above Post Office,
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AsGOxss LINZ. f.nq n'a I'D
&cS H WA rs & u wvislllk~TGEspAiS
rHIf SpAys sne eAfCRDAYs.
sI fEMs GAg.. Is sssa 49, \ LAWS. ~
s AN I u NY NY tsp.. NJ. y. cIEsstAs'
ksss fAME. Cart VIZ. II. Parsons. *
4au flf-iVIi. Cant 4 d. PuTBns. .rasI
Ss.s Bes,s are 81 AZ Tie krst Glass. ectdl
u ~ sfui aud experHn2sd CaR.nns.., thAsks
&c srrsly a xdvernsed. The subecItess .sfre
tsi sssf favors. bsss eoqsipY zee % asssL
a. NE Shed. Dock a., IN rear Of old osi ' 49,
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DIR WALTHALL, tHomeopathist,
0>SA has removed his residence to broad
street, next door below the new Methodist
Church.
RA.V fice on Ross street, fourth door from Rich
mOnd House. l-s t.a Sc q In
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DENTISTRY.

ARTIFICIAL TEETH. THE
NYrSGtE0PLAsTIc AMI VUhGAEl fE'
rlsT, having the right for the above mode of
making Teeth, and being satisfied of its ab-
solute superiority over all ~other methods.
full or partial sets of teeth, and especially such
az may be dissatisfied with those they are now
using. The perfect adaptation of the plate to the
mouth, and the suction thereby secured, enables
him to insert one or moro teeth scath ont clasps.
ing highest IN the profession. North and South,
Testimonials viii be given and spseimens exhibited
gold or any other plate will of course be made fcI
those prelerfing them. Filling. Cleansing. E.-
tracing and all other operations gently an n The
TRICPTT With oNt pain d.
~ Once on Main street. opposts Corinthiap
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HOS. DoDAMEAD. Gent sdp.
lCHMOND AND DAN.
~ No. = ~ WILLIE = R0AD-iY
PRESS FREIGHT Ann tc

COMMoDATfON yRAtNS.-Un and after NtlN
DAY. Oct. LIST, an Express. Freight ard Accom-.
mod ton Train will iease Rlehmond daily lSur.
days excepted,i for Lynehbarg and iatermedla,
IN Ly nch bus at A. ~ IN time to connect N
the passenger train going west the Virginia 1J
TenI essee Railroad. 4sa
Returning, leave Lynchburg at 78 7. ~, i'm.
medlateiy on the ARRIVAL OF the tram from In
west. and arrive in Richmond Al 6l0A VI.
Sc 29-ts g. u. TALCOFT, Eupt
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RUNAwAYS.
TEN DoLLAns REWAH

xN TEN DoLLAhS RkWARD.-RAN
- AW AY, fromJ. Werth's coal yard, on the
Basin. a MULAT1O NAN, named LYND-
~ SAY. Ly adsay Is about s feet or 10 inches
L&-hlgh; has d good many whip marks on his
back, of long standing: dresses badly, and eener
ally has a dirty appearance: He came from Essex
which place he was see during last week and the
first past of this; but is said to have left there
Wednesday last, for Richmond. will give the
above reward IL taken Oul of the city, or five dol
lars if taken in the city the subuIhs, and deliv
ersd to me. JAMES MOORE.
aug Is Agent for DR.. VIM. Fisher.
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BOCTS, SHOLS, &c.


R NOW OPEN AT G. HELLER &
60 CO. 3, Broad street, their entire Hook
Of BOOTS AND SHOES, for Fall and Winter
Trade. at W.OLEs LIE AND RETAIL, and we
are now enabled to sell cheaper than ever. The
following az few of our prices. The entire large
stock Is sold in comparison OF prices, at liberal
discount to country merchants a i'd "ther large
buyers Ladies' fine Heel Caters at 81; LADIES'
English and French listing do. TT SIPS fine
Goagress Gaiters wi heels at 40 Lsdl e.
heavy Plantation Brogues at 81; Womens Heel
Shoes at 75c.; besides numerous cheap goods, at
G.HELLtR & co.'s.
1S3 Broad St, between 9Th and 9Th SITS.
N. B.-Also, q large assortment OF Trunks. Bon
net Boxes, Valices, &c the cheapest in the state
m SUBSTANTIAL BOOTS AND SHOES
Moor LADIES AND CHILDREN.-W We have
~ now in store, and daily receiving, the follow.
ING seasonable and desirable Goods, VIZ: Ladies'
French Calf, Goat, Morocco and Kid Stitched
aloir, Weled Boots, with or without hess; Misses
aIoft, Double, Sole Boots with or without hee.s;
LADIES' Morocco, Goat and Calf Buskins; LADIES,
Cork Sole Congress Heeed Boots; Ladies' Calf
and Kid Congress Boots, with or without heels -
Most of the above are of our own make, all of
which we Will sell atprIces 10 satisfy the closest
buyers MARCUS HARMS & BRO
M ar at Ia
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&@ = = SURGEON DENTIST.
~lL1IO Once on Main, below Pearl street, next
door to p. Horton Keacha trimming store. and two
doors above Messrs. Thos. X. Price Il Co.'S Dry
Goods store.
Having returned to the citI would Re pleased to
see those that have engagemeD Is with. All opsra
style known to the Profession, and all work done
Nv him warranted to give satisfaction. toei5-lv
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GEo ]. SUMNER,
T. H. KELLOGG. au

~N RICHMOND POTTERIES, foot of
AAMain street, Rockets. and correr Cary
and l2l streets. Richmond. Va. KEESEE
respectfully inform The merchants Of Virgins,
North Carolina and Tennessee. that they are
manufacturing the best quality ofST0NE- WARE,
which they VIII sell at the very lowest prices, effh
a liberal discoKNt for casa.
NJ ALI ware 500 by us will be delivered in any
TfiOS. w. KEESEE,
David PARH
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GRATIS, FENDERS-.FlNE SETS OF
VI ToNGS, SHOyELS AND fUKERS.-l have
fer sale aarge and elegant of all kinds
NJ Err PFC ~ Of every st. le; handsome and plain
sets nf SHoVELS, foNGS, P0KEkS, COAL
SFANns, handsome Islands for Shoyels and ronEs,
Srass and Iron Footnen, Fire Brick, Slaba and
Jams. All Kinds OF Church and Tavern Bells, Brass
Brick Monlds. all kinds Of Crates, Fcnders, &c.
made to order at ths lowest Northern prices. -
s q. DENQON. 81
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OFHsaioNAL CARDS.

DR. BROCK having resigned the
0~A POST of Resident Pm. stefan TO Belle. Ne
Hospital, offers bis kOFESSlONAL SERVICES
to the upiic
A ONCE corner OF 25th and MARSHALL streets.
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CROPPER & DUNBAR,
~ ATTORNEYS AT LAW
a9 OFFICE No. s LAW BUILDING, +
Corner Of l2th and Franklin SIS, hichnaond, Va
&C linn --s
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Nosaas Main street. between ssh and OH.
D Ii Bin =. - Miasf III.

4 RrtsTs' AND PAlNTENw SUPPLY
OF W: eattier COL desires to ,nform his fisnds
And ire puhnc senerally, that he has opened TIE
New Store. No 135 Main strest, uuder the Spots
wcod Hotel for the sale Of PAINTS, OILS,
GLASS, vAkNlsHtS. uLUE. and al matefsls
ufActurers.&
Ass. ArtIs,s' Materials. Engrsvinss. Picture
Frames. 6,it " uldngs. and sysrsthing readl.,te
praus isihen generally
Teachers aud Schools ESPECIALLY are inviea TO
aud GTeeian Painting. which viii be supplied at
the lawest ard most favorable rates. he pairon-
ses of The public ,s r.. psatlully salossed.
LII vi, tsg ssls b. wa. WALLACE SUNS,
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o. B.. TAYLOR.

- III MAIN ST., WH
~ CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHEN- 0f{H
~ WARE EU
am now in receipt of my Fail stock of GOUDS,
larser than ever before, embracing nearly every
article in my line of business. intend competing
with the re packing houses of the North, and wall
duplicate bills purchased OF any Of them within
he past year. tst
IA Goods carefully packed and shipped prompt
ly. call is respectfully solicited.
9o-an q n T. =
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Srssssss1SaN NEW AM, IMPoRTHST Ar
s ss1.1,1s s.RANGEMENT. lsso;-The ADAMS
EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully announce to
the pubic that they have arranged TO run their
pAiLADELpHiA and BALTTf&ofE to Rica.'
obtaining Their freight and packages in the short
est possible time.
P n. Expresses leave Phiiadelphia at 8 A nj
and II P. Nj. Expresses leave Baltimore at 4 %
N. ana ana 9 H NJ arriving in hiohmond at 70
Expresses leave Richmond for New York, Phil.
West a. % NJ. and So 80 Il points worm "n0
oSk Mos n all e
EXPRESSES FOR THE SOUTH leave Rich
n99d TWICE DAILY at 4. so A. M; and Is P. NJ
guarantee 10 the public civity attention. and sat
lsiaction IN all their intercourse with their officers
their part to meet the wants Of their customers.
Frsisa'N and pacsages srriying BY the Express
Immediately, thereby giving to our customers a o
advance of twelve hours over our arrangements
INV 5 EzshHsshs r. A ps.s ssS g.
ffIss II iEiTs sa'
MENTS, &e., forwarded with safety ana dis
patch to all parts of the United States, Can das
\. NoTEss.t DRAFTS AND BILLS, with or with
throuxhoas the United statss. and prompt r;sarns
KuAr1ns16e. 81
SLAVES forwarded by each of our Expresses
In charge o. careful and reliable messengers.
TOBACCO and ether samples earned At unusuAl
low rates. W - - !
AZ f.eights prompt, called for and delivered
"a For further Information. please call at ouI
' .sr-.. "zbSss sxrsEsy q Pss,,s a...
4x1A THE ASHLAND HOTEL rhb
yG.M popular resort, situated sixteen mIies
from RICHMOND, IN the beautiful and
fredericksburg and potoaao Railroad, IL now
epen lnr visitors, and is prepa ed % aneomm a,
dafe families With gss fare. snd ever thiMs deNl
rabe The head OF tue family will be fatnasaea
withA Free Ticket between Ashland sad klch
mnud,
For further Information. apply at SbDsf.nae I'D
! enesp4ce Riehmund. Fredericksnura AM Foe,'
No ...'',a' 4 fiisioHrsOs. g,,s,: .s:
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HAi5ao3Ds, s7n7Msc.%

- : . s,s,,;s.'; =,
oLp POINT. koRf ok II asb ScPHnsI5 TS gy' q,
Rres Ra,so.d r, ,s o. The y.
DAY. October 8. &C 5 r.. H h. on sLr1rs.
steamer West Point. which Vii cg,nnectifs =.
Tos,smo e@S, "a Scuss =. ON
in Norfolk ct TO- - r. M 4 nss, aud az. y
oc us. q. TEMFLTh'
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WATCHES. JEWELRY, &c

q AN ELEGANT AND THE largest
"a assortment OF Sold and Sill -
~ WATChEc aad JEW
Guy, wholesale and retail. at LEWIS HYMAN'S,
90 Main street. taF
Gold, Silver and Steel SPECTACLES, Brazilian
Pebbls GLASS; S. to SUIT ally sight, TO be had at q
reduced price from LEWIS LYMAN, 50 Main
street.
atohes and Jewelry REPAIRED by skillful
workmen at a low price by LEWIS LYMAN, %
Main street. And the cheapest WATCHES and
JEW ELRY IN the State to be purchased at
4-Sm LEWIS HYMAN'S.
G. CHARLES LuMSDEN is the man
"a Who repairs WATCHES, JEWkLRY,
MI CLOCKS, SPECTACLES, re-, in the best
xks4& manner and at reasonable prices.
WATCHES and CLOCKS repaired and war
ranted eere Rse - Hsrf 49,
yEWELRY repaired In q 9 best manner.
SPECTACLES fitted WI tn new lasses and war
ranted to suit. at 50 Main street, Richmond.
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~ 81 To PAssENGERsI06l
. - - GOING NORTh.-NEW. A

AAfNuhM IL
EEEESEcTTHR2gsRE TIGKETs hNR Ro TAsoEss
rying the great United States Mail. Twice dsJ
Sunday night excepted hstwssn Richmond. AlsI
andris, WASHINGTON, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Ms
York and AL l,nportant points West via A Ss.
Creek and Washington. over the RichmoIa, ffsd
ericksburg 4 Potomac Railroad, to the Po.onn
river, 70 miles, and By splendid and comiofisS,ss
steamers thence TO Washing ton, IS miles, IN al y
miles IN seven hours; being comfortable and ssf
fectiy safe rate OF speed.
Hours of departures; $50, A. NJ; and 7, 7,
BAGGAGE, under charge of Special AssEa
CHECKEDTHR0UGH to W Arlington, Balnfofs
Phlladelphia and New York.
THROUGH 'rIosRys can b aeeuref to ths ,ohss
iRg points-viz: Baltimore, phledelEhis, Snclf
matt, Columbus pdIanapotis, arg, layton, sef
fsrsonyilie. dock island, Lanswills. WasuiIsl.'
New Yorf. st. Louis: Chicago, Slttsours, i0e'
villa, Decatur, Newark and Nucennes -
fassangers eakfast and sup 81 Asnsnd ard dlis :
on bosrd the comfortable steamer between Acsss
Greek and Washington.
Persons vIsnins 10 obtnIr tickets for ~
vaass for Washington city and soIlh lgus
North, must, in All easss, be yonched for
some responsible white citixen Of R,ehEoaa' :.
ysvsox, known to the offeers Of the kosd' ~ !"
Tisksss sstII Re old ~ apylssd for by Isiic, a.
n For further information, apply stthn sn~
Broad street, Shockoe Hill.
TAS "a WJNa,rON GspY Tinket An
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IA To Medical students. .Dissect ting
CASES of various sty les and prices for sale very
cheap at EDWARD T. ROBINSON'S.
Sc 25-2m 4th and Franklin SITS.
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E9 WE nAVE some SREAT BAR.

la WE Rave SOME GREAT BAR
Ef{GAINS AGAIN-LOOK AT OUR PRICE
W1N LIST Clear nies Tumblers from 81 OTIS a
0fsE dozen up; 6ohlets from So b Gozen up; p, O.
serve Dishes. lO cts. and higher, S.rth a great
deal more; Kerosene Lamps lIoia rs cts. up d,
ssaas very lieh patterns-,he best burners out,
worth most twice the money; al other q ASSN are
IN proportions; Dinner, Tea and Ihamber Sets
bought at a great sacrifice from New York I'M
porter. which we offer 81 an astonishing low hgurs
Our Vases. Motto Caps and other parlor 0rna-
ments deity eomoetiton. Whoever looks at our
assortment of Britannia. Aibata ard Silver plated
Ware, as also Table Cutlery, says that We hard
10 heat IN that line all kinds of House. FuInlsh-
ing Goods. IN Wooded and Willow ware. Brushes,
Enware, Walters, Looking Giasses, which we
make 10 order. any slxe required besides an i'm
mense variety 10 Fancy Coos and Toys, 60.
SCHaAP & CO., corner Brosd and sd SITS.
@l NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS..-
MJ4We are nog 70 receipt Of our usual lar &c
w WARE. PLATED GOODS. FANCY AR
fiCLEs, ROUSE FURNISHING GOODS, &c !,
70 which we invite the SPECIAL attention Of pur-
chassrs, believing we can Tier Inducements y ot
to he met with el.ewhera. Exsmine for your
selves. STFB3iNS, PULLEN & CO,
Corner 9th aud Broad streets,
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. kEMSyAhoo-DIkEECT iMP0R u

C0aN hEMOf AL. DIkECT IMPOh-k zl4
AATATfON.-GEO. ]. SUMNER AH
NJ CO, Importers. Wholesale and MH
Earfhsasoare. Lookin e G lassss, Costors Plated
Ware, and House Furnishing Goods, have re-
moved to their new atoIe, Iron Front buildings,
Governor street. tnear Main J where, with greatly
increased facilities for the Accommodation OF the
trade, they hope to receive continuance OF the
extensive PATRONAGE SO ibsray bestowed upon
them at their old stand. We are now receiving
our Fall Stock, which is larger and more complete
than has ever before been offered In the >outhern
markets. and which we pledge ourselves to sel as
low can be purchased IN any house In the cQun-
try, guaranteeing to du piicate bills bong hit from
any reracking houses Worth Our senior partner
has been engaged all Summer in selecting goods in
tue principal European markets, having spent
some time the potteres IN England. and visited
the pTinclpai manufactures OF France Germ any,
Russia. AustI IN and rue Bohemian Provinces. We
shall be enabled tn offer cur goods the best
terms, and respectfully request examination
OF our stock and prices, assuring them OF our ati
ty omptly TO fill all orders as we have largely IN
eased our force, and believe we have the very
best packers in the trade. A call solicited
GEO. j. SUMNER l. co.
GEO. J. SUMNER,
T. H. KELLOGG. au 2-2m
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o DR.. Il. .. NICER UDEk, Of Henri
nALA co, having taken an Office on Franklin
street, kfst mouse above Metropolitan Hall, ten
ders his professional services TO the public.
A 3U-6m y Z
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Gas FsxTUR RES
~ We have on hsnd the argest and best selected
stock 81 II A ELIERS. PENDANTS.
bkACkEIs, 20, ever offered IN this civ. We
iny,te all who ME in want of GAS FIXTURES, to
call and examine our assortment
CHAS. d. YALE CO.
3 se " LIN trpn R'aek. Gnvarnav street.
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! WINTER sClisn ina !. !,

RIVER RA!.LLRQAp..cHsStD AND Tor,
TIVE R0UTE FROM tIcHMehSShh ATTSssSs
E ERisE Ea SSF lsb if zen 4 r.
bfeakfass Extra. " SCI ARE ~
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iFICE RICH,o 1pETERsge n e,.

CHANGE Of HOURS
~ ~ On and after MONDAY, the
inst, the Trans on this pn
viii run as follow:
TEAMS LEAVE RICHMOND yox 1ETxsssrss.
Express, daily, fexeept Sundays,j at ~ A. ~
Accommodation daily, foxcept SundaJs
--...-.-..---.....1nA
Mail daily, tcxcePt Sundays,l st.-..-... AS Pm
TRAINS LEAVE PETERsBuRe voR RICHMOND.
Express, daily at .,.,.--------- - $40 N
Accommodation daily Except Sundays1
Mail, daily, Except Sundays,l at .----.sMP,&
ap SITS TH0S. h. WYNNE, Superntsrisnt
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SAMUEL T. BAyLY. | ACHAsTAIN WHIrE.
A ATToRNEYs AT LAW,
Practice in all the Courts held in the city of Rich
mohd, the eounties of anoyer, HenrIco, Caroline.
Goocnland and Chesterfield. sz
SAMUEL A.. bA4LY, CoMMIss IoNERoF
UEEDs Tor all the states and Territories. Office
corner 81 i2a and Franklin streets, near the state
Court House IL T. It's
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II ABROAD lRUN.-
IL -Four hundred tons. r., paiteru. veixh,n.
6tfy two pounds 70 the yard. in the ship .1aiis
graad,.r nov ~ her VA t,oa wsiss e. City
~ 1+-te a8& I psseSybsEg
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NAA Mrs. WQOLHOUSE, over Sam'i Suther-
iald' Gun store, l32 Nam street. Richmond. will
W Ar on all those requiring her services.
EA Constantly receiving per steamers, fresh
"a Ali orders for LEECHES carefully packed
and sent .ry Express to all pats Of TIE State:
n. "a new style of LADIES' BANDAGES.
tibet are muoh liked. made TO order.
au W-3m
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b. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
= VII praotiee il the Courts Of the city OF Rich
niond and county CT .Henrico. Strict at tentIOp
VII pc gwen 70 al basiness entrasted to him;
Once ,.nof the present, with his father, William
Green. anthwsst corner Main and 7th streets
jeH-A.n
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-11-15
Cssyslr,yya .ynsDiiauf.

On Friday evening last, it being definitely
asccrtaincd that Old Abe was elected, the
Republicans of the city and vicinity, could
repress their enthusiasm no longer, but by
common consent gave vent to their feelings
in various most imposing and brilliant dem
constructions, the like of which was never
heard of here before. 175 guns We're fired;
the Wide Awakes paraded with music and
torches; honfrcs hlazed in the streets,
thronged with multitude of delighted men,
women and children; fireworks were let off
and most Of the stores, offices and residences
Of Republicans were brilliantly illuminated ;
the city, indeed, seemed for the time to be
given up to light, joy and gladness So many
buildings ablaze that it is impossible to no.
ticc them all. Numerous dwellings on the
bluff were respondent with light.
The demonstration was concluded witt,
numerous short congratulatory speeches
from j. G. Hinsey, A. ii. Hamilton, j. w.
Dixon, j. Ii. Merrill, NJ. j. Williams, j. w.
Hedrick, DR.. G. c. Warden, j. w. Norris
and others. The occasion was indeed a de-
lightful one, and we only regretted that a
moro general notice did not secure la ger
attendance from other parts of the county,
The Agency City Wide Awakcs were ex-
pccted, but were detained at home by sim.
liar demonstration Of theircwn. We should
be glad to have general county dcmonstra.
ton yet.
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CLAIM AGENCY
General Intelligence Office.
yu-.Eusrrfrr~ CE,rty r, a.

SS3HE undersigned would respectfully offer his SER
r. vices to the public the purchase and sa le OF
WESTERN LANDS, SrocKs, BONDS, and MoRTA GEs pro-
enrement of BOUNTY LANDS AND LAND PATENTS, Pass
ports to foreign countries, Pensions, Land Patents
which have upon the dscontinuance of the various
local land Offices In the Western States been returned
to the General Land Office in Washington City. Pat
ents secured for Inventions Caveats fled and all bu-
sness before the Patent Office attended to. In fact,
will prosecute all kinds of Claims before the Executive
and Congress.
Persons wishing business transacted, information or
advice by letter. will please enclose fee in order to
insure reply. G. L. CULVER.
REFER To-Rev. p. d. Gurlev, d. D., Washington
city, ID. c.; Hon. A. b. Greenwood, Com. Iadian AZ
fairs, do Hon. s. A. Douga L. S S. Chicago, Ill;
Hon. G.. 4. Pugh u. $. s., Cincinnati, Ohio Col G..
w. Anderson, Louisville Ky; Col. C. Porter Cuon,
GAINESVILLE, Wis; Hon. A. II Wright, EX-M. c., Rome,
Ga; Hon. A. II. Stephens, EN-M c., Crawfordye,
Ga; Gov. Ford, (Ex-Lieut Cow Mansfield Ohio Mr..
}. w. Norris, Ed. Courier, ottuuwa, Iowa.
Oct. 4, lS60-30l lam.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-11-15
MARKETS.
New York, Nov. II.

New York, Nov. u.
FLOUR-Market heavy and so loo low.
err.
WHEAT-Market heavy and triae low.
or notwithstanding decline of 3 farthings
in frcights Sales at 81 1901 % Chicago
spring: 81 25@oI 26 Mil. Club; 81 24@l 81
amber Wis; ST 80 Canadian club; 81 200
81 winter red western afioat.
RYE-Dull. Sales at ~.
BARLEY-Dull. Sales at 67@T0
State; 76 Canada
CORN Market heavy and Ic. lower
Sales at 6S@67 western mixed, afloat II
in store.
OATS-Firmcr. Sales LIST 37W35 for
Western, Canadian and State.
WHISKY-Market lower. Sales SOC
bbls. at 2la@22.
CHICAGO, Nov. IL.
Flour-Dull
Wheat-Market closed dull and droop-
ing: sales 5000 bus at ST for Northwes-
tern club; Sl@S2for No. /, and 79@so for
No. 2 in store.
Corn-Stcady at SEC in store.
Oats-Closed at '7Ic in store.
IIighwines-Ea Easier at lie.
Ex :hange 0 New Yo per cent