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CHINA, GLASS, 30.

~ RICHMOND POTTERlES, foot O.
;nd i,S streets: EIsn%ona va kSEEsEs
GsRs Il. sss sa; sb W.
Which they w sell at the very lowest prices, 'cith
IA All ware sold By. Us will be delivered in any
PiISsi " yii kkEEEsEE.
MJ5GiAaILNs AGAIN-L0ok AT OUR PRICE
Wtb LlSI ace Tumblers from 81 cts. a
Sss ss snd soIs
deal more Kerosene Lamps from Is cts. up to
E9b vs1y Hn ss best out
bought at great crifoe from New York I'm"
Our Vases Motto Caps ard other Par HM Ufns
ments defy fSoHmpettion. Whoever looks at our
Ware as also Table Cutlery, say that we are hard
to beat that line, All kinds Of House furnish
Tinware, Walters, Looking Glasses (which we
make to order, an, size required.) besides an i'm
schsHP Co., oolnef Bfo.d snd Sd
&InPPoRTEb ExPKEsstY FOR RE,
NJ TAIL TRADE.-We would cali the atten-
rain, to our large STOCK Of ne decorated Maroon
and Buff Dinner Ssts, Tea Sets, Tets- a Tete Sets.
white French China. sold BY the t or piece; Sill
yer Plated Ware. Castors, Spoons. Forks, Goblets,
Pitchers, Silver Mounted Waters Of all sizes,
Candesticks.' Cake Baskets, Card Baskets, &C.
all OF direct impor tation. For sale very low Mt
GEO. J. SUMNER Il CO.'S
Iron Front Buildings, Governor street.
RsN NEW GOODS OF DIRECT IN.
P0RTATiON.-Rich China decorated DIM
~ ner Sets. of twenty different patterns; ele-
" gauty decorated an. plain Tea Sets; White
Granite Dinner Ware,Tea Ware and Toilet Ware;
Fancy Goods; Rich Plated Ware; Cut and Mould
ed Glassware, Lamps, Chandeliers; House fur
nishlng Goods, &c.
Visitors to the Fair are respectfully solicited 10
examine our stock, which has been purchased ex-
clusyely for cash, and is therefore offered on the
most llbSral terms.
STEBBlNS, PULLEN i CO.
10i Broad St, cor of 9th.
Ia TO ttOUsEkEEPEHs.- BY late ar
u kIrivss, we offer q splendid variety of French
W6H Dinner apdTea Sets; White Granite Ware,
E:&5 In sets or single pieces Fancy Toilet Ware,
of new designs: Glass Ware, Of every descrip-
mon Knives and Forks; Bronze Iron Hat Stands;
Tea Trays; Britannia Coffee and Tea urns; ., s.
ter Dishes; Tenders; Fire Irons: Coal Holds; Foot
Warmers: Japanned Toilet Ware; Gas Fixtures;
Mirrors; together with a MAGNIFICENT stock OF
rich Fancy Goods, all Of which we Offer as low as
such goods can be obtained.
I. A. buckley h co. 1877 @ain st.
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| ADiE - W EAk--Lades' NJ erlno Vests and
- Drawer; Ladies Six Vests and Drawers; La
1ies' Linen Chemise; Ladies Linen Yokes and
sleeves; Ladies' Imperial Skirts; Ladies' Lace
Sets Collars and SleevsS: Ladies Breakfast Sets
and Collars: Ladies white and black Grape Set s;
Ladies Embroidered and Lace Handke rchefs;
Camnric and Linen Edges and lnsertIngs Groves
and Hosiery in all styles; ChtTen's Hosiery,
full assortment: Goods for families, in every
riety. A full stock at 80 Main st.
CHRISTIAN r. I.k'THPnp
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1870 AND isSi.-fALL AND WINTER
LER's, li9 MAIN sFREET,.CiotRing Of e MtL
style and price 0yereolts. Business Goats and
Dress Coat; French. English and American Cas-
furnishing Goods every sty lie and price Cravsts
les, sesrfs, Gloves. HALF Hose, &c; Wooden
shlrts and Drawers, and everything that gentle
man wars, except Hats aud Shoes. Call at ll9
Ian street, kiehIaond, opposite Mitchell Ty.
'ers' and get supplied. sim PS0N 4 MILLER,
... Iis Mair street.,
NHHk Hnx~fap f0N ACsI-s ysf, ssss
sifssIt. ~ istI 80 81 ,sfssss, ~h'efi VI
ts~sysr,, p,s....u
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NAY f.OsiDS! DAY GOUI1s .-UnI

NAY GOODS! D:i GOUiss Our stock -:
- everything new and desirable IN the way OF
Ors GCois. for the Fail and Winter trade, has
never q y good at this season rs 1t is now. To
reduce it as much as possiD'e, We VIII from this
date offer every thing at prices much reduced. -
Our stock Of Cloaks IS large and complete. as also
Cloths of all qualities, which we are siI repared
to make up at short notice.
Soliciting 4 call from all in want, we can assure
them Of Ia rsajps CHiI.ES " CHENERI.
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~ SPECIAL NOTICE,

X EAD THIS.
~ SPECIAL NOTICE.
have not continued business on account of
the falling OF my store. | am now located FIVE
ppooks above my old stand, next door to G. W
ruIcei Co.'S Brokers' Office and re ar 60 yer Ror
on Main street, Nc. l26, where would be pleased
70 ineetmy old customers and the ustome RI gou-
sIaiy. those IN the habit of giving me their or
GERS tor FALL CLOTHING, will 10 me a favor to
wall until can call Oh them, or leave word at INV
Store Wnen 10 call on them. and all orders in nv
line VIII De as promptly attended TO as he retolors
have not, and don't intend to- digcontinue iusi
ness for any such cause Call and see ma NJ In
Main street. l&a2s-tsl VIM. IRA SMITH
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STEBBiNS. PULLEN i co .
1nJ RrhaI st nor or Or h
DRUGS, MEDICINES, Go.

- FALL RADE. 1890
II DRUGGISTS ANE DEALERS IN
INDIGO, SPICES, NADER, LOCKWOOD, 81.
GARBa SODA, STARCH, Sal SODA TO
AID OIL, SPONGES, SALT PETRE, SALE
KATUS. FLOR. SULPHUR, COPPERAS,
LEAD. ZINC PAINT, LINSbBD OIL, COL
ORS, PARAFFINE OIL, SOLAR OIL, LARD
OIL, CASTOR OIL, TONQUA BEANS.
Invite the attention OF merchants visiting Rich
mond. to an examination of their stock, which, in
variety and price, Is not surpassed In this or any
Northern city.
HA orders promptly attended to
W. PETERSON CO,
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x--rx,za-,.x- TRAVELLERS 1REO

T-- rvxSs~,xxz=.- TkASELEkS 1REtl
ksxs sagssxsz5s TO THE NQRTH-IOOo.
saH Sxx-sAcsN NORTHERN C X N I l.
Baltimore, daily, Except Sunday at 80 a. NJ.
and at 80 p NJ, Tor Niagara Falls. (fare only ten
dollars.l Buffalo, Owego, Oswego, Toronto, Ham
ilton, all parts of Western New YORK and Canads,
for Detroit, Chicago, Cincinnati st. Louis and al
parts Of the West, Northwest and SoAthwest.
Travellers can 90 to Detroit, Chicago, Mllvau-
kie, &c, via Niagara Falls, at the same cost as ~
any other route. -,
new route 10 New York is now open BY this
Road, via Harrisburg and Jersey City, with onp
one change of cars. Fare Sc. Take the $50 A; NJ
Roads and through a beautiful country Try IT,
IA Buy tickets only 70 Baltimore
JAS. G. CLARKE, Sup.t
JoHN T. RIGERY, Assistant Sup't. le Sly
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j FISHER IL SHEPHERD.
go WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
AZ DRUGGISTS,
"a Have on hand, and are continually receiving,
supplies OF FRESH and r kLIABLE MEUI
ClNES, DRUGS. CHEMICALS, PAINTS. OILS,
low which they offer to cash customers at verJ
and rfstes.
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RICHMOND AND DAN

.Isxs 49, fEs.ssss WILLIE AAILRoA Q-EX
hi1 zs-s1st->ssr-, p ESS FREIGHT AMI AC-
COMMODATION TRAINS.-Un and after MON
DAY, Oct. LIST, an Express. Freight and Accom-
mod alton Train will leave Richmond daily sun
DAYS excepted for Lynchburg and intermediate
points. leaving Richmond at P NJ. and arriving
IN LynchbuIg at A. NJ, IL time TO connect witn
the passenger train going west on the virginia ahd
Tennessee Railroad. .
Returning, leave Lynehburg at 7 Is NJ i'm
mediately on the arrival of the train from the
west, and arrive In Richmond at o 10 a. NJ.
sc 29-ts c. e. TALCOTT, Supt
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RUNAWAYs.

Ct aenjsmin Davis jail. Monday mornins. BE-
&c M Psr' # s ssf \. and ss b.
&A>t2gether, The NAB. NED, - black. about 70
81 mo any
had a bundle q oS, the wit with him: dIa6 over
coat, grey pants and black pea jacket among them:
zeal. sf sss upper 'front.' teeth very bad o1s s!s
Of hair. She has with her several articles Of
clothing among them one plaid and one d'I *, Re.
~ " y " PY II 4aS 4 4 S S2s.
IN $40 KEWARD.-Ran away on satur.
a. day, the Sd inst from the employment OF
Pr HGnp + EEasham 81 t1pIsa sSSiGny "a
Il to the estate Of Jesse Perkins, decd.
RALPH is ABOUT twenty-two years OF age,
roHs teeth Is OUT ana the rest very broad and
white. No peculiar mark about him is remem-
hered, bat We think hs has scar between his fore
which. lie. it rs SAID, can write a good hand,
and IS probabl, making his way to a free State
The above reward will he paid for his apprehen-
sion in the state and delivery 10 user being placed
in Jail so that we get him; or if taken out of the
Safe and delivered to us, or placed = jail in
Vii t s'p paid so that VIZ
fqHs + r g " 81.
Ex'ors of Jesse Perkins, decd.
Trevlllian's DEPOT. Louisa co,
Nov 18th 1860. no Ats
n $40 REWARD.-Ranaway from Mr..
81 WI. Worsham, about the LIST of May last,
ANMa NEGRO WOMAN, named ISABELLA.
<zSVShe belon ged to RO. b. Cor bin, Of Caroline,
and may he lur king about his farm, where
she has child, in this city, where she has been
hired for several years past. She is Of middle size
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
confinement IN jail where we can get her:
EDWIN WORKMAN & CO.
oc l2-Sw2m& no 8-d2w
q SEVENTY.FIVE DOLLARS RE-
81 WARD will Fay SIS 60 for the ap-
-1eH prehension of my NEGRO GIRL, PEGGY,
EsAGwho absconded about three weeks ago. She
.>>ls 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 diff
ferent dress each time. l.. L.. CHINN.
Richmond, OCT rs. 1850. oc 25-ts
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NOW Is THE CAANCE- procure the

~ greatest bargains in al c0ors RonRet VET
vets. Ruches, Ribbons, Flowers, Silks, Netts,
Frames, Feathers, or nything in the Millinery
line. large invoice of Cloaks just TO hand. Rich
CLOAK Frnges and Tassels Dress Trimmings;
Cambria Bands; rich Embroidered Collars; In
ftnts Waists Head dresses of all sorts; all styles
of Corsets Beached ,;ottons; Shirt Fronts; Blk
Silks; NubIss; Opera Hoods; Sontags; Hoods and
Sacks; shetland Wool and Yarns; Isrlatans; LIN
Edges and Inse rtings; Hosiery; Gauntlets; Irish
Linen: Curtain Frlnges; Tides; Hoop KRIS; rich
Bridal Wreaths; all colors Bonnet Plush. and nu-
TnerOus other goods 1t is to the interest OF every
person TO CAL and examine this stock Of goods,
they will he sure to save money IL their bases.
,OI.nSM Road ST
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DRY GOODS. CARPETlN0e. 40.

III BY l. AsT STEAMER.
SAMUEL NJ. PRICE CO have just re-
cetved- ,,,v,
DkEsS GOODS. in every variety.
New st,le Cl.OAkS and ARABS.
The, ODER GREAT BARGAINS still in
Rich Dress SILKS.
SILK ROBES.
DELaiNE ROBES, many OF them at Ahb
cost.
They offer Also
New ChssIM ERES, of Southern maaKfde-
,ere. North Carolina goeds, WHICH re-
Georgia CAsSiMEKEs. for peh and bows
wear, &c. mol is
| HAVE JUST RECEfyED 200 FANCY
l WURSTED C0UNTERPANES. which | will
sell cheap; and, also, a good assortment OF SILKS,
black and coorcd, and a great variety OF DRY
GOODS, BOOTS. shoes and CLOTHING, all OF
which | shall sell very cheap. GIVE me call.
L. RIOS r.. 25S Broad st. bet'n I'd and 3D.
~ Don forge the place. N-ImF
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W7INpoW SHADE DEPOT

My stock of WINDOW SHADES beiEg very
large, am determined TO run them oil cheaper
than ever The following is my list al prices =
Dark Landscapes. 81 cents. worth rs; Plain pod
Shades. rs cents, with fixtures compete; Gold,
with Centre, 81, worth at least So; Goid and Vel
vet, 81 so, worth So beautiful Bouquets. IS cents,
cheap at 81 80; splendid Vase Shades, 90 centa
can't le bought elsewhere for 81; Gothic style,
Dry Landscapes, Pleasure and Hunting Scenes. m
endless variety; German. English and American
Oil Cloths, all widths very cheap; Table and stand
Covers; Hearth Rugs, very low and oil wool; Car
pstng only so cents great bargain; $50 large GIT
framed Parior Pictures. rich scenery, at the as
tonshing low price Of So, worth Sc; also, a large
Inc OF DRY GOODS, cheap for cash. Call s,pn at
the established cheap Dry Goods and iGdow
Shade Store of NJ. GOLDEN, 30 Broad street.
Il Een ~ trn, 10 I'm
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CARRIAGES, &c, ron SALE.

IA THE ASHLAND HOTEL.-Th.
yEM popular resort, situated sixteen miles
LII from RICHMOND, IN the beautiful and
.hrlyInE village of ASH LAND on the Richmond,
FREDERICKSBURG and Potomac Railroad, is now
open for visitors. and is prepared TO accommo-
date families with good fare. and sverythin desi-
rable. The head of the family will be furnished
with Free Ticket between Ashland and Rich
mond
For further information. apply at superintend-
mao Railroad. or address
JN0. L. THOMPSON, Proprietor,
wits A.h
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y FIRST.CLAss MEDICINES.

- DRUG GISTS,
~ l22 Main street, CorneT lSth street, RicA
IA mord, Va.
Offer for sale in quantities to suit purchasers-
500 los. best Indigo, 50 bbs. Burning Fluid,
hhds. .prime Madder, 30 - Coal Oil,
500 kegs Sup. Carb Soda, rs :. Sperm Oil,
100 cases do. IN lb. Is I" Lard Oh,
papers. 1000 gals. Lamp OIL,
IS cassf Sal. Soda, 50 bbs. Machine Oil,
ooD OF. rllph. Quinne, 200 cases Sweet OIL,
500 keg4 Lewis Lead, in 20 bbls. Lnssed OIL,
Oil, $50 cases Extract Log
2,5O0 kegs Cream Tartar. wood,
100 bagSSIfted Pepper, Is bbs. Sp.s. Turpen-
80 ! Alspice, tine,
60 Ginger, prime, Is kegs Apto. Emerys,
$50 boxes Powd re 2 900 lbs Reid Borax,
Spices, pure, hbis Cdmphor,
IS bhls. Castor U il 3.0e0 lbs. Pure Saltpetre,
PRIME IS bbis Venct. Red,
70 bills. Ncohol, 100 boxes Stare
tons " Zinc, In oil, 1900 boxes French Win
dow Glass, asst. sizes,
With = full stock of other articles. and PA
TENT aM Il DICINES, FANCY SOAPS. PER
FUMEHIES, Painters C0L0RS, BRUSHES,
&C., &c, on our usual terms.
PURCELL. LADD & CO., Druggists,
IL Nam street. corner 18th.
N. B..xPar.icular and prompt attention TO pack
ing and shlppIng orders,
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JOHN t. RIGTRY, Assistant Supt. Ie 3-D-
- 1AE s e & I y fNapRH4GssBEFs;
THUPS p 1, s sne SATURDAYS s.a. Taaa e..
BSs MERcHANf fa CAPT ah GEO. Ell I1irr
gosi BRISTOL, Capt cHAs. !; IoHssos.
B BSs fIM iRe ess cSRs s VI Pt Fl Saas'
Boat OLIVIA, Capt, !. ]. PETERS.
promptly as advertised. The subscriber thsnxfh
for pest avor OOpsspaPcec e sho H .sms
At the shed. Dock st..in rear Of old Gas WORKS
-~~n...sz, NOTICE TO THE PUEBLO
s skNgEA AE sSr iN issSRTh. aoA as
EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully announce 70
"a 6fXLFRo EET 70 NEE
MOND, thereby aforeing unusual faciiltios yer
obtaining their freight and packages IN the sh"i'-
Expresses leave New York at Is and o'eioSk
P. NJ: Expresses leave PhllatelphI,a az =, = 20
A. NJ. and % P, NJ, arriving in Richmond at 81"
ESn Sns eavesRchmond for New York, Phil,
We West. ISIS A. N and $50 r. N.
our oos 5 sSd a6tR bsors he
iIEsxhPSREssEs FOR THE SOUTH leave Rich
mond Twice DAILY, at 80 A, Nj and - 7. NJ:
The Adams Express Company ieei that they can
guarantee to shs sa1e sr With tSeit oScsfs
~ y edmond ard nothing will be lett undone on
,he,r part 10 meet the wants OF their customers,
Freight aud packages arrlylng by the fSpIess
from The North at O'clock +. Nj viii be delivered
Immediately, thereby giving TO our customers an
advance of twelve hours over our Arrangement"
hs IT fEhMHR EXPRESSES, TO AND FROM
NEW YORK, EMI-wEEKLY. Frelghts de-
hvered Immediately upon the arrival q the shipy
HEAVY AND LIGHT FRElGHIS, rACCnn
AGES. MONEY, BONDS, LEGAL poSa-
MENTS, TO-, forwarded with safety sna Us
patch to all parts of the United States oaiS"".
=" NOTES, DRAFTS AND BILLS. with or with
out Goods. collected at all accessible polnu
throux hout the United States, and prompt returns
SLAVES forwarded by each OF our Expres"''
in charge Of careful and reliable messengers
TOBACCO and other samples carried 81 uhasa"A
Ali freights promptly called for and DELIVERED
NJ For further Information. please esi 81 our
ONCE ~ ADAMS ExPgEss S SsNi.A ~,
auy-n w. n IhEuo. guy
uOsIERY. H0sIEKY::-:ast landed. Of
Los s as. sIs HOSE, n ..:'
/ .ssSaos. dsss COTTON RALr>noss.s llsssi'
Ss!sl . ai,g 3 RI r.. sis II 1ssss sn -
''' .., s.s' s.:||sx " x:s'.
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4 LEEANDEH MOTT,
n 4 UCTIONEER AND COMMISS. On
MERCHANT,
VIII attend regularly to the sales of HORSES,
MuIh y, 5 WAGONS Ne, at the Horse Lott every
Stock intended for sale will please be entered DO
ore the morning of tie sale
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NDOus RED.Cr,VN IN

L PRICES OF DRY GOODS.-ln consequence
of the lateness OF tle season; splendid DRESS
GOODS. such as Si.s. Brocaded Cha!es, Otto
man Cloths, Reps French Mernos and De LANES
CL0AkS. CEOAkS, CLOAhS.-lOO Goth Cloaks
receiving this morning, to be sold cheaper than
any this season, of the newest styles. newest
STYLES, newest styles: lhnseys; Fuled Cloths;
Kerseys; Bed and Servants Blankets: Carpets
Rugs; Lace Curtains; Sheetings and ShlrtInes, at
sreatty reduced prices: Must ne sold at any price,
to reduce stock previous To the lst of January
next. Call at the noted house of trade for bar
cams ALFRED MOSES. 63 Ma street.
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SHAWLS AND CLOAKS-On Monday morning,
October 22d 1860, at NJ. TT ELDoRFER'S,N No.
22j Broad street. | have Just received ir9m a,ieI
ton some of the greatest bargains IN DkESS
GOODS that were ever offered to the ladies Of this
city, such as Silks. Popns. Brocateilss, fel0urs,
&c. aad TO which ask the paTtlcu ar attention OF
all in want of any to give me call. have Just
received and will continue daily TO receive, all OF
the latest st, les of CIOAKS and NJ ANTLES. such
as Arabs, Japanese, Zouaves, Bournons, Shawl
cites, &c. The attention of the larles is again
called to my stock of housekeep ng Goods, 81 all
and every description. All kinds of Vlrs mia makes
of Cloths, Linseys, &c. of men and womens
wear. Give lie a call before purchasing else
where. Nj MIrTELDORFE
No Hraau
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MANCHESTER SCALE WOKkS.--Ws
FORM 70. 6S1GekEs sysishins frpm 600 % aoo ibss
tsss 9tesrs TT fs.lsgsa ssess, ,asg..: ses MIG
', ss.s'. 'sisfa1'yl'Sssshss. .s;s.s,
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MONEY MATTERS.

MONEY MATTERS.
The Money market Ii easier since suspension by
the Backs; but the rates of Exchange and Specie
are uLsett ed, and We give satIslact ono
tatiCn. Exchange on New YORK has sold al d per
cent. premium. Holders are demanding more
though there Is little to sell Gold has also he. n
manding more.
Win regard TO bankabe notes. the Banks are
undetermined yet what TO do IL rs probasl come
understanding will lie haa to-day
North Carolina notes are per cent below mar
and Ike notes Of the Miners and Planters' NJ III
"t Murphy. IN that state, are Is per cent h,Inw
n G., 500 miles southwest of Raleigh o''
So1th Carolina notes are 10 per cent. below par.
sALEs OF STOCK IN RICHMOND.
brSoss A, iAscAsTER & Sow, No. 1877 Min ST.
,y:-.:- sna'ms NorentsT 22, 1850.
e emssnis Per cent Registered Bonds, GALES $50
SIehlono Wy Bonds. GALES SIS Wv
s.eJss,s Cl sy bbonds-no recent sales,
Norfolk On, Bonds@nda , recent sales.
Exchange Bank stock last sales s sines
Far,nsrs' Bank STOCK, tast SAILS A.,,-
Bank OF Virginia Stock. last sales. hs he a. 100
Bank Of the Common wealth Stock, las, a. ~ wv
no recent saer. "@ios @N,
Richmond and Dsnvllle X. X. Bonds. xaa,s,.
by State of w: No recent sales. @A'eea
VIRGINIA Central X. X. Bonds, guaranteed n, s...
oi VI. No recent sales. ssa'e
Cttt 81 Petersburg Bonds, guaranteed by State al
Va. No recent sales.
Old dominion insurance Company Stock, last sale,
Richmond Fire Association stock, last sales s4o.
~ recent sales. ~
g,rslals Pre- snd Mamie INSURANCE a.ost. No
~.;.SssisIalss is.Issss sssss1 y. s.,.. .s-.-
P'istn.. TfBlts' y :, iss sls...s.. Dsa4s-A.
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GUPERFiNE MAHSEsLLkS BUSOMS
~ BosoHls, Collars and Cuffs of superfne Mar
selles only IS cts the set; white and colore1 ~ ar
settles Rosoms only ninepence each; super fiEe
Linen B0soms, very cheap, at
EZEk1EL'S Cheap Store,
AlaTp
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CATrLE.H HOGS, SHEEP, Sc.
BEEF.-Sales the present week 1T extremes of
SIS to S45u per cwt gross. Supply heavy and mar
ket dlii. ga
VEAL.-Out of season but n few still com
nand SIS To &c per head.
SH EhP.-4 uality Indifferent aud supp.y mode
rate We quote IS to So per cyt. gross, and SIS
TO IS 80 per hsad acc 'rdlag TO quality.
HOES s525n55p ior corn fed, aud SIS for
at
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ENEAT : \ q e 1 z e IN .,O,A-N'
u DRESS GOODS, SILKS, POPLlNS AND
EMBR0i DERlES.-CHAS. A. WATKIN, sta
and Main streets, will sell the balance OF his stock
at q great sacrifice; Plaid French Merinos at so
cents. CHAS a. q WATkIN,
and Nam st
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FOREIGN.-FreIghts and the value of sh ps
at this time, have become very Interesting TO
commerce and agriculture, by rxazon of higher
rates tlan Tor many years, caused ~ the vast eX
port of breeastuH. several vessels have been re
Gently chartered 10 load Tobacco Tor ports In
France sLc ltaiy and tor Llyerpool. The hne bark
loading with Tobacco at s3s. per hid. and with
Flour at 4s. per bni.; and the Virginia Dare, a
Richmond and Liverpool liner, will succeed her
at similar rates OF cargo, already provided. The
BRUSH ship JuanIta, for London, has also been
chartered at Ass. for Tobacco, and viii load ian
Inediately; and the British bark Reuben, and
several others chartered to load Flour and
grain for Great Britain, AL of which will sw. II GU
exports, spite OF the dolorous oil DIS
IUptiuu and secession.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-23

ORNAME ENTAIL IRON WORKS,
9Th street, next to the Mechanics Instltute.
IRON RAlLlNGS, VERAN 3, BALCO-
MES, CHAIRS, SETTLES, 30; also. Grating,
Vault ard Cellar DOORS, and every other kind OF
IRON WORK for ornamental and buidin: par
poses, manufaCtJTsd at snort notice.
"a Particueg attention given to enclosing Barlai
Lots in the clts ad country. ja H-12m
East Saginaw courier., 1860-09-27

New CLOTHING STORE. - Charles H..
Wilkin g. Co., late of Rochester, N. Y,
have rented the third store from the cor.
ner, ia the new brick block, on Genesee
street, where they propose to open a
first class Clothing and Gentlemen's
Furnishing Store. Mr.. W., comes here
highly recommended, as will be seen by
the following handsome notice from the
Rochester Daily Union:
Orr FOR THE WEST. - Our young
townsman, Chas. II. Wilkin, of the firm
of Geo. A. Wilkin g. Sons, leaves this
afternoon for East Saginaw, Mich, where
he will establish permanently a branch Of
the house and take up his future resi-.
dence. Mr.. Wilkin is "to the manor
born," and has grown up one of our most
energetic young business men, dis
tinguished for honor and integrity. He
will be valuable accession to the bust
ness community Of Saginaw, and tc
them we commend him, trusting that bis
enterprise will result in the success he SC
well deserves.