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SPECIAL NOTICES.
M Second supply Of Splendid =
SILKS, DRESS GOODS. 10.
WATKINS C FICKLEN,
WAoLRsALR AND RETAIL pRALERs III
ID RY GOODS,
159 Aiain Street, Riehmoad.

o.S,0l WE have selected with srsa. caro-. and
ootsihk oy various arrivals, our second supply OF
superior
DRY GOODS
For Autumn and Winter Sales-among which will
'HqfIfEST fSSsT PSEs IkS bEH4iNHs NE
fuChiA, slack and Gold,
MAG sai SEETA, A, Back sn k.o and Fusshi9, us df,
MARGuERlTE. Magenta and Gold.
MAUVE, Blue and Gold,
AND
PEACH BLOOM, Marguerite and Magenta.
Our collection of these rare and beautiful goods,
osns one o. .ne most teisct and tasteful assort-
IN K aeSf eLff SS Sasr1s SNp MEDIUM DRESS
sMBR0bERhssa NJ We hsvs shs srs
POINTED and Patti Lace COLLARS, tapping IN
AS Msi sHd
oRs Il schH3sKS AhP RMSANTyELhAs, s Of s SuR
and Colored Cloths. in the Arab, Opera and Zou
ave st, lie, and other Paris patterns, our assort
ment ls CoMPLKTE, and In prlcsS defy conpefi-
i.on Orders for any style of Wrapping executed
new nsqTs Rqb GIoSEs in varioua sh,as. with
scolloped wrlstlets, a choice novelty.
6p ssask SAFSTttT N FEGtss Tsyea
AND TAPESTRY CARPETS and RUGS, in
n designs has just been replenished, and offers
inducements IN quality and price.
Il %a!FER 1ai FfyRp;S pSoSps. OBS
lnlSh lin EMS,
TABLE DAMASKS,
CURTAIN GOODS,
LINEN SHEEfINGS.
Bleachsa LONG CLOTHS,
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES and V VESTINGS,
SATTlNETS, for Factories.
va. PULLED CLOTHS,
BLANKETS,
~ ~ oZNABURGs and
LINSEYS,
We invite the especial attention of all CASH and
PROMPT CREDIT buyer assuring the closest and
most discriminating that they will find unusual ad
yanras es In our terms and prices.
A Who!esale Buyers also supplied on the best
terms, and prices guaranteed.
WATKINS Il FiCKLEN.
N. B-A splendid assortment of Dress and
Cloak TRIMMINGS, in all the new colors.
oc 22-ts w Il F.
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ACTION OF Gov PaTTUs, OF M!ssIssiPPI-
In q speech at Macon, Miss, on Friday last,
Gov. Pettus said that the same wire which
conveyed the electric flash that brought the
intelligence OF Lincoln's election, The next In
stant should carry back his prociamatloL con-
ysning the Legislature Of Mississippi, aud he
warned them Sow, II there were any nnemoers
OF the Legislature present, to be prepared to sst
out for tbs capital Of the State the next
minute"
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FATAL STREET AgFRAY On the evening
OF the 2Sth nlt., as Mr.. Victor Piquet and his
wife were walking near their residence, in
New Orleans, La, the lady was grossly IN
suited by JOS Prudhomme, who followed her
and her husband, using vulgar and filthy Ian
guage. At last Mr.. Piquet Grew a sword cane
aHd stabbed Prudhomme, who died in q few
minutes. PIQuet was arrested.
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County Cosrt.-The following cases were dis.
posed of yesterday
Commonwealth vs.. Ferneyhou gh and Lam
ber-nol!e prossqpi en- tered.
Fromming was tried for retailing ardent
spirits without license, and acquitted.
Thomas Breeden, indicted for a similar Of.
fence, was also acq uitted.
Peter Robinson was tried for petty larceny,
found guilty and sentenced to 30 days impri-
Gonment.
The case Of the Common veal tn vs. Gavin gel
bas been continued to the next term
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A Bakers Premium Bitters.
HkNRICo COUNTY, Oct. l, 1850.

E. BAKkR, ESQ:
Dear SIr-My wife has been suffering with Dys-
Pepsla and Nervous Affection for several years,
during which time she was as ill possible to be
ailve; all hopes of lite, BY her hssican we'll as
oy her relatives and friends, were blasted. Final
y, she commenced, in small quantities, the of
course of eight weeks, by daily using them) re-
stored her to perfect health am equally graft
fed to state that my child about eight years old
was long suffering with the DiarIhGa, attended
daily by an able ply hysiclan, without givlng any
lief; but the use of one bottle of these iNESTI-
MABLE BITFEks restored him entirely to
health and vigor. 1t is my firm opinion, substan-
uated by that Of my family physician's that BA-
cine now before the public for the above-men
TONED diseases.
Yours, Hosttruly, P. w. J. QUARLEs.
These Bitters can be had of all the Druggists in
this city, and at every respectable Drug Stare in
the State. Orders filled promptly by addressing
E. BAKER, Proprietor,
oc3 30-ts Richmond, Va.
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THE EXPLOSION OF THE II. r. w. HILL
The explosion of the steamer II. X. w. Hill,
near New Orleans, on the 1st inst, has been
mentioned Fifteen persons were killed and
twenty wounded. The explosion was OF a re-.
markable character. Tne boIler-nead was
driven out only from the upper part, and
doubled over ia its centre, having the appear.
ance of circular book cover half closed
When the explosion took place this boiler
head was only partly bent over, consequently
the steam and water escaped upwards In great
force and broke the floor of the saloon and
damaged some of the state-rooms. As the
steam and water gained egress, the pressure
against the boiler head caused 1t to fall over
as already described, and then the steam and
water took horizontal course, dashing in she
greatest fury aft over the cotton bales, where
some forty five persons, deck passengers and
all hands, Ali Irishmen, were sleeping. Ghd-
den Marks, of New Albany, Ind, was killed,
and Henry Foster, OF Memphis, badly scalded.
The killed were chiefly deck hands. q, w.
Huggsr. OF the same place, isaped overheard
and were drowned.
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WAHHEN u. WAhINU,
ia N-ly LOT Broad st.. Agent for Rieamond.

a Leeches! Leeches!! Leeches!!!-l
nave jp =treceiyed, by Adams' Express, lot Of
fresh WEUiSH LEECHES, the very best, and
large size, which will be applied upon the most
reasonable terms
r. S.-CUPPING and LEECHING promptly at
tended to- can be found at all hours of the dey al
the HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the Amer.
can Hotel, lsntrenoe on nth street, and at night
at the corner OF Leigh and 10th streets.
np i9--ts r. G. HOBS0N.
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PETERSBURG AFFAIRs.-A large Union
procession, with music, transparences, &c,
took place in Petersburg on Tuesday night
At the polls, Tuesday morning, Jas. Thayer,
in a quarrel with VIM. Rand. stabbed him in
the shoulder James Lynch, of Chesterfield,
while driving into the city Thursday, was
run into by hand.car on the Soutn. Side
Railroad, his carriage overturned, and him.
self badly hurt.
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SENATOR WIGFALL's PosITIOH.-A dispatch
to the Charles ton Courier, dated Washington
City, Oct. 3Oth, says "Senator Wigtall, OF
rexas, has informed President Buchanan tina
lie Will not resume his seat in the United
States Senate If Lincoln is elected to the
Presidency
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TAs Casai--The report Of serious damage TO
the James River and Kanawha Canal, by the
recent heavy rains, was doubtiess exasgs-
rated. A telegraphic dispatch was received
yesterday by the Secretary Of the Company, I,
from Lynch burg stating that the packet ca me
down TO that place from Buchanan the day
previous, and that no interruption " nsviga-
uon was reported.
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THE MRASKsT MAN.-The Utica Telegraph
has found the meanest man in the world. 1t
says that man In ito city, who was req uested
to act as pail bearer at the funeral OF a friends
wife, presen ted the bereaved husband with a
bIH fty-six cents TOR has services in thas eGpa-
cay, and received his pay.
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SINGULAR SUICIDR.-Louis Drucker, we'll
known in ST. Louis as the "Indian Herb
Doctor" drowned himself uea. Carondelet,
Mo, on the 10th ult., by leaping from the ferry
boat. The St. Louis Express says of him:
Mr Drucker has reached the age Of seventy
four years, and certainly had 70 fight great
deal with the ups and downs in life. He was
favorably known in Berlin by his great humor
as the proprietor of fashionable wine hall !;
but had to leave Berlin in 1850 on account OF
financial difficulties and emigrated to Lon
don, where he then made his appearance as
the editor OF q small comic journal. From
there he emigrated TO New York in 1882, where
he made great sensation by his comic perform
ances amongst the Germans for some time, and
then moved to Chicago, aud from there TO ST.
Louis. He was sometimes employed in saloon
keeping, cigar dealing, giving lectures and
comic performances, until he commenced
practicing as an Indian herb doctor, on the
corner of Third and Market streets. He was
evidently tired of life, and having suffered
many vicissitudes and privations of late, he
seems to have contemplated suicide for some
time.
In the trunk Of this remarkable character
was found q letter to a St. Louis friend, OF
which the following is an extract:
Dear Sir These lines l address to you one
hour before my death. / die with grand re-
signatiou. in the waves of the Mississippi, in
order TO be spared to ask hospitality III any
house, otherwise / could have arranged IL
more comfortable. Ny corpse present to the
humboldt Institute for the advancement OF
science. NV stomach must give wonderful
picture, and should myself like TO have one
look at it, have declared that do not wish
for the ceremonies of a funeral, which have
always beer iaughable to me, ever since have
been capable OF exercising the use OF reason.
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An INVITATION n.sir Boyle Rochs's In
vi,ations to IN Irish nobleman WAS rather
40 uivooal: II hope, my lord, II ever you
come within mile Of my house, you'll stay
there all night"
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RoBBERY.-Cornelius Mckay, son of Don
ala Mckay, the famous Boston ship builder
has been arrested and held 10 bail III S5 900 Oh
a charge of committing Il highway robbery
upon Mr.. Oliver IL. downing, in Chelsea
1t Is alleged that, in company with several &C.
completes, he robbed Mr.. Downing OF $780, SUI
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EXECUTIoN.-A negro woman was hanged
by the people in Galloway county, Mo-, on the
ID inst, for the murder of Miss Susannah ].
Barnes. The family OF Miss b., on returning
from church, found her dead body on the
fioor-the skull terribly crushed. The wo-
man, upon being arrest ted confessed the crime,
and showed where she had buried the bloody
dress in which she committed the murder -
She was taken to an adjacent tree and hung.
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OBITuARY.--The New ork papers announce
tue death of Anthony Bleeeker Nelson, very
highly respected in social commercial and bus.
iness life. He was President both OF the Board
of Underwriters and Of the Sun Mutual In
surancs Company. He died Tuesday, aged
about sixty years.
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Good Ordsr.-Although we have Just passed
through the most exciting election that has
taken place within our remembrance there
has been no Interruption OF the peace Of our
city. The crowds that assem bled al the VA ri !.
GUS news points yesterday to learn the rssu Il.
seemed good -natured, IL they were not salts.
Ned. and we have not heard an angry word
uttered BY anybody. The city presents IN sx-
ample Of good order, even in the midst Of the
greatest excitement, which all communities
would do well 10 initiate - 81
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Trial Of fMslton.-The trial of John II. Mel.
ton, for shooting and wounding =. o. Sims,
commenced yesterday before Judge Merediln
sThe prisoner looked well. and has moi uttered
perceptibiy In health from his long imprison-
ment. After considerable delay, q jury was
empanelled, as folioSs: Caleb Mason, ID. A.
Crump, w. w. Saysge, p. s. Dawson, A. q.
Talman, John w. Harris, ]. b. Cowies, X. II.
NOVEL;, N. Q. Barnes, T. J. Jones, James
was progressing AT . late hour last evening-
Counsel for the prisoner, Msssrs. Crump and
Johnsou.
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Orfrags.--A marble monument At shs Jsw.
ish bury yipg.groand was deiaced and injured
b. sons maliclous peryons, ore day laat week.
sion Of the perpetrators. -
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Stoekholdsrs' Mss,ing.-The annual meeting
of stockholders of the Richmond and York
River Railroad, was held last night. We will
publish the proceedings tomorrow.
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W. d. Tony We are reliably informed that
there will be no Executive In reference in re-
gard TO the case of w d Totty, and he Will
therefore be hanged. in conformity with his
sentence, between the hours of l2 and to-
morrow. While there is q manifest sy IN patty
for the unfortunate man and his relatives, II Is
generally conceded that the demands of just tics
canEot be opposed. This miserable fate is at
evil associations and strong driuk. II pre-
sents warning TO others 10 shun the danger
The execution will probably take place in the
valley, beyond Fictor's old mill.
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~ All Medicines sheald be Prepared By

aA- All Medicines should be Prepared By
REGULAR PIP pYSIClAN.
DR.. j. S. ROSE : COUGH SYRUP, for Coughs,
Colds. Hoarseness, Bronchitis, and that lion OF
diseases, ConsumPtion; = Price - 20 ets and ~:
diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder. This prepa-
ration is a positive cure. Pncs 90 OTIS;
tism, Cholic, Cramps, Pains in the Stomach or
Bowels, Pains in the Back or Limbs. Price, II, 70
and 50 cts. ~ ,
DR. j. =. ROSES ALTERATIVE SYRUP, or
BLOOD PURIFIER, for the ours Of Scrofu "a, old
ETuptious, Chrome Diseases. UulceTB. Sores
Sweied Neck, Biles, and all diseases arising from
an impure state ofthe blood. Price 81.
D0'N ~ WARREN L. WARING,
ia N-ly l07 Broad ST.. Agent for RleAmond.
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PROFESSION AL S<AIsAIu.

DR.. ID. IA. TUCkER having re-
49, 49, covered his sight sufficiently 10 resume
ms practlce oners ms professional services to tho
citizens OF hlchmond and its vicinity. Whom not
professionally engaged, he may be found either st
MS once, Main street. south side, between TIN and
6tn, or at his residence, the Spotswood Hotel.
oc 22-lawlmF
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Medical coflsgs,-Thsrs are now lao s,uden ID
pursuing their studies At the Medical College
ia this city.
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TALL TALK.-Taii gentlemen are always
successful, because tho ladies are all In favoI
Qf hymsn.
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THE "DISPATCHn STEAM
POWER

\
p r I N I'll n G . FOE,
CosRsy of Mai1 aad IAirtsexsh Streets, ,kieAngosd,
FfTgtAsa.
This Establishment, tbeing the most complete
Printery In the South, both as regards Types, Or
namen nts, &C., and the latest and most approved
Machine Presses,) is daily turning out the finest
specimens OF
BOOK AND PRINTING,
PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LA
DING, CHECKS, TO-,
WELL
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES HANDBILLS.
Particular attention given TO hne work for Banks,
Pnbio Otices, Insurance, Railroad, and Transpor
tation Companies, Tobacco Factors .ke.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
These new Machines, for Cards, Bill Heads,
Small Circulars, Labels, &C., are capable OF turn
iIg oH 1900 impressions per hour, thereby enabling
thn patrons Of this establishment to obtain thif
Of work at the shortest BILE notioe
Prices redused In proportion TO the increase
n Printing, in various colored BKONZE0 And
INKS, executed In the highest style OF the ART
in this branch Of the business, the proprietors car
safely challenge competlnon.
CENTS fR ENCH CALFsEWEDROOTS
~ hist class goods. &5 per pair; tents Frenei
Cali Congrsss Galte ., best make a per pair
Gspt's French Cali. boa BILE -colsd, ssitshsd Soft
Gaiternsvo . per pair; Gents scotch Bottom Creoes
NJ per palI; sGant's FIench Calf SeWed OxfoTs
Iiess ~ - a pair. The above are Of our owT
make, and guarantee will wear equal TO AM
goods IN the ". MARCUS HARRIS 4 BRO
Next 70 American Hotel.
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A Lumber Card.-Eugene Carrington
having purchased the stock of LUMBER OF the
at the old ard corner Franklin and 10Th streets.
where ne W II ne happy to serve the old custom
on hand-WHITE N E. YELLOW PIN = /,
EL0URlNG, WAtNsugT sgTal GaEkR99bb EKR9b Asa t.rAEs MA
SHINGLES. &c, EUGENE EARRING TON.
no I--dim Corner Franklin and 18th sts
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h A1s6O.-FaIl a nd Winter Goods.-1e60. "a
GREAT RUSH FOR BARGAINS.

GREAT RUSH FOR BARGAINS.
Having received fresh supply Of all kinds of
DRESS GOODS, DOMESflCS, BOOTS and
SHOES, we are now enabled to suit every one
VINO will favor US with a call. AS regards prices,
feel confident We cannot be beaten, we have
bought some of the cheapest Goods ever brOush
TO this market.
Linen HDKFS. at 6l4c., worth l21Sc.
BLANK ETS at 81 per pair, cheap at S3.
BOSOMS at 121ac., cheap at 25c.
Ladies' Morocco BOO at Sla Sl25,
sold every where at $50.
HOOP SKIRTS from 25c. up,
And every ything usually kept IN A DRY GOODS
store, at prices guaranteed TO pie ase. Country
merchants would do well to give us call and ex-
anime our STOCK. before purchasing else ewhere.
WERTHEiMEn L. &.LOWENBERG,
90 25-lm No. Is Main street.
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Muifory.-The troopers were riding about
the streets yesterday, and gave the city duits
. martial appearance. The Governors q 0uaru.
Of this city, psraded In the after noon and pro.
ceeded TO Camp Lee. 49,
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~ Hall has had great Success in taking
msasures and orders Call In and look At his sam
Plies for SUITS Always on hand y large stock 0i
NISHlNG GOODS. -
IRVING HULL, Agent.
no2-7w "a Main street.
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A. ASCOLI, M. d,
- MEMBER or THE
NEW YORK G OF KS HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICAL SOCIETY,
Ohce Broad street, next to corner Of llth street.
Residence on 18th street, next to corner of Mar
snail. 80 l-Sms
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Col. Hardes, the distinguished tactician Of
the U. s. Army, has arrived in the city, for the
purpose Of visiting the sncampment. He
was the guest Of Gov. Letcaer yesterday.
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CUPPING AND LEECHlNa.-
~A Mrs. WOOLHOUSt, over Sam'l Suther-
land Gun Store, l32 Main street. Richmond, will
walt on all those requiring her services.
Constantly receiving, per steamers, fresh
LEECHES.
IA. All orders for LEECHES carefully packed
and sent by Express to all parts of the State.
N. B.-A new style of LADIES' BANDAGES.
that are much liked, made to order.
au 1-3m
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"a Colts Celebrated Five Sh0oters...
Army, Navy, and Pocket .izssa on hand and for
sale By JAMES WALSH.
Gun Importer,
oc z2-lm doors above St. Charles Hotel.
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Assasls.-yohu, Jerry and Ellen Driscoli
and Mary Murphy were arrested and con.
mitted 70 the lower watch house yestsrday.
for assaulting and beating John Murphy-
The matter viii probably Be Investigated this
morning.
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\, sfE Dfy"N, IhUUrs hs II Ssii az LIS
assysry ls,s. foods Store. No. u Maia strsst.--
w ~ csmplnss.se assortment of Blankets suita-
sriess pafposes, which will bs sold at the
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Pa Baths, Baths, Baths,
HOT. COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
can be mad daily, from O'Clock A. NJ until 10 r.
M., at the American Hair Cutting Shaving, Sham
booming and Bathing Saloon, under the American
Hotel entrance llth street, Sing Bath 2b ots
sr FIVE tlckets for n.
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SHOCkOE HILL q AL
~ AGENCY.
q. w. H. TYLER,
unes on Marshall, bettceeS SixtA and Ssrsafh
Continue: to RENT 6u I HoUsEs, HIRE OUT
NEGROES. SELL REAL ESTATE, Sell NE
GkOES, and act as GENERAL AGENT. He
returns his thanks for the liberal patronage be-
stowe upon him for three years past. 80 Sim
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EZEKlEL'S, Al Main street,
Maiiert's Old Stand.

full BAns sToDs. e have TINS uaS opcnca
tsuas of .aihe iahe aseortment OF Dress Goods, con-
sesae, s hald SILKS of al! qualities and prlces
,assssat tho al aho~ol Wool; valentias. a. We have
asbiGe sn.JoFe apJoFe at great sacrifice, and are,
sse at;sr, W give entire satisfaction. The par
.i1se 70 ou, n, oi the ladies' and public are in
seeh are loo Husaai usual large stock Of Dress Goods,
%sEln emnohuH huHerous 70 M ntlon. Call at the
'"'iam OF ALFRED MOSES,
Il Al
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LAWRENCE 3. MARYE,
NA ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Praoticea in the Courts of the City Of Richmond
and the Counties OF Henrico, Hanover and Caro-
lno.
He is also Notary Pabio and Commissioner ofths
United States Court of CLAIMS.
The partnership between MIR. CHAsTAIN WRITE
md himself being dissolved, his Office 10 now on
nth street. Just below Goddin's Hail. fe 13-ly
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M John w. Gnriiek,
APOTHECAHY AND DRUGGIST,
Market Place. Frenklin st..
Keees colstspptlg ppg, On n, hnpd 2 lsrgs ,sapgI, at
FLTIp. .KEM0sfNE Oh, FAINT aRIsHEs:
ii AIR BhusHks, CLOTH RRgsHEs. TOILET
ARTICLES, PEkFUMERY, FANCY GOODS,
Ac., &C.
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Mayors CsSyf.--The transac tions yeatsrday
were email. Beyond the Incarceration Of q
vagrant or two. nothing transpired 10 occupy
the attention Of the Mayor or excite the curl.
osity Of the spectators who daily visit this
en- ticing resort.
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SEI0ND SUPPLY-RICH AND BkaUTI-
fpL GOnDS.-We are opening, by steamer
saeh makes our stock still more attractive, Rich
pp.tka Paris MerInos; Rich Printed Velonrs de
sNl; 70. PLan Eelours and Solfe llnos; Rich Black
saS ssw eoloreI Silks; Velvet and Goth Clekks, IN
. pate rms and very beautiful sty les; ChMren' g
s ssae Vases Cloaks. Our stock OF heavy Woliebs,
~ atefVanEs, comprises3 and6 Virginia Fulled
~ .eas s and Jeans; .. Satlnets; heavy PLAID
Ts.fiH! ~! ped Llnseys; Blankets; Flannels and ped
Ts"AeLs Carpet Department Extra Ingram
apes extra Ihree-ply Carpets; Rich Velvet
H. p5asses Carpets; Rugs. Floor Cloths, Mats,
~ fdIGAasers are invited to examine.
EHRiSTIAk fATHRDp ~ q
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SAMURL +. EAYLY. ] CHAsTAIN WHITK.
~ ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Practice in all the Courts held in the city of Rich
mond, the counties of anover, HenricO, Caroline.
Goochland and Chesterfield.
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street, first house above Metropolitan Hall, ten
ders his professional services to the public.
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