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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-03-31
N g W Goods!
wooden Goods & Clothing |

WOODEN Goods & Clothing I
THE undersigned has received from New
Il YORK, fine assortment OF
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, Kentucky
Jeans, Vestings, &c, g.,
and having secured the services of competent women
prepared to manufacture Clothing of every description TO
ORDER on the shortest notice and the reasonable
terms
E1 Ready Made Clothing on hand aud for sale cheaper
than ever before offered in this market
- Cutting done at all times and warranted TO at II pro-
periv made up.
~ All kinds Of Trimmings furnished cheap.
George willard:
AShtabula Nov %, 1859.
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CLOTHING.

IL CLOTHING.
II OR the next Thirty Days the subscrib-
win sell their Stock Of Ready Made Clothing Ha Caps
and Furnishing Goods, at
Greatly Reduced Prices.
Please call and Goods and Prices before purchasing
elsewhere BRIGHAM & co.
Also One Good SilverpAted horse Harness. and two
good One Horse Carriages for sale at bargain b. Co.
Ashtabua, February rs, 1850.
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aB- PUBLIC SCHOOL ExGhINATIONS-Tbese
performances come of on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday Of next week, aud we regret that
they hll for the most part upon days that pre-
ciude our acceptance Of the invitation OF the
worthy suPerintendanttO be present, as the ex.
ercises are such as to repay with interest for
the time thus devoted. The Primary and In-
tsr"ediate will occupy the frst day, the Gram.
mar School, the second and the High School
the third day. The two last days will be de.
voted entirely to the examination exercises.
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METALLIC TIPS for CHILDREN
A Mitchers Patent Metallic Tipped Shoes for Children
well known for their durability, for sale very cheap
Lays NtN Boot ahd Sh6s store
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ooUHr ov coHMoS PLEAs--Ths March term
began on Monday the 26th inst Judge Wild.
sr presiding The fern will probably occupy
three weeks time There are is or is criminal
csses, .nres 20 9r i9sI % q which are Peniientary
oSsncsA s The Sheriff hes uIus prisoners 10 bIs
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PIAN0 FOHTEs 4 MELoDEbNs.
ssogls. cevsrs lnsigusiiqs Roohs, ks On issns Aal

Geo. Hall has Just returned iOn n yort Hosson ana
legations, 70 offer stiil greater Ddueek'ehis n
Pianos and MeiodeOns.
Mr. Hall has The pleasure saying that durias s pa n
ad b. bis individual eOs In ths sale Of Panon and hsS
sgo,. much pleasure hear almost daily ssprs.aisss
"sucs We bought the eiodoon Of you, John stays At hone
every evening Henry sings quise we'll and uessr made
sound before. Susan Did without the k dress n have
heodeon Harriet postponed the journey East prsfeIine
nice Piano Them Y Meoecns yge sod ia oar town aoes
excepting the preaching OF the gospel Henry appeared
s m 81 Inclined 70 insanity but Since ws bought tas 8sed,s
looeon three years age when you spoke TO me-"
Our Method.
~ We bHg Instruments and pay for them. Never ssh ohs
particular make WIN deliver any d,sraiis msEs deal IN %
Oas 1 y ite eSss possible agufes We never hsrs ara
Of beautiful patterns and De nsh superb tone h
Beautiful Coye Stoor and the best Instruction Booka IN
tne world BeAeSe us We oil work for your ntsreata
Piano Forfes
Emerson ChcEerns Lsdd Halet Davis. Of Boston n.
Brotiers stOdart Co. New YORK poardmaS erev. Al
St1y knsee sStmos a Se n D. Any Of these v = for
hsheo al Ton SzOV 70 according 70 style nnd hniah
MEtOdeoas.
E.h. Bishop Painesville Prince Co. BuF,io csrh.rt
$3.50 n. B. Every Plano and Mcodson fully usrssa.sd
To Farmers aud Others
unacquained with instrumental Be not deceved Mr. Han
is the only Dealer in the West who inyarably sold
First Class Pianos d. sNeiodeoHs q. No Ofhers.
Be sure to Mr. Hall 10 person. write before purchaaiag
as he has the means, and knowledge 70 bsfsnd you-
Friendly Adrlee.
M Hall win take pleasure answering any question In ro
iaton 70 Pianos and Melodeons BY letter Otherwisv1
faithfully advise what instrument 70 buy and what price,
To Ministers aid Chartkes,
Mr. Hall takes pleasure in making liberal discount
Terms Of Sale.
portion down. and reasonable time VIII ba given on tbs
balance. All kinds Of Produce and Good Lumber snd
building materials received In part pay Ffy cords Of Coed
Direct si orders and letters TO GEO HALL Piano Dealer
Ashtabula, Ohio. onlce and Depbt on Park street
February l. 1860.
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NE W YORK STORE.
Adrioe Gratis.
A Sure Remedv for Hard Times

A Sure Remedy for Hard Times
pUY Your Goods where you Can Buy
II them the Cheapest-that Is, where they have
Just received Fine Assortment Of
PACIFIC 4 MANCHESTER DELAINES
and selling them at
Eighteen Pence per Yard-a rare chaHce
Also some very Nice Patterns OF
Deaines for one Shilling per Yard.
New lot of Prints for Nine Cents per yard-da small 6g
ure and fast eolors
More Of those Shilling Prints Ten Cents per yardvery
nice styles
More New Goods next week
AEhtabulR, February o. D. GILIETT
Smiths Block
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InsuTanSe--'FirO and Marine.
II AM prepared to issue Policies in the
IL following sound and reliable Insuranet CompaulsA Al
very lowest Adequats rates.
Vessels and their Cargoes
Stores Hotels whBehouses Churches Aeademiss and .lo
all classes OF Bdngs Also Merchandise Produea and oih
kinds Of property Insured and Policies promptly renewed
Farm Dwellings and Furniture insured from 70 Ye ysaIs
City Fire Insurance Coz Of Cleveland, o.
Mutual Insurance Co., of Buffalo, N. Y.
Tirs and MGrins)
Great Western Insurance aud Trust Co.,
PhiIAdslPhiA, Pa Capital paid in saSSsOs)
Manhattan Fire Insur. Co., of N. Y. City,
cash Capital and Surplus sfIl, ,tssJ
The Manhattan Fhe Insurance Co.. Of he Oldest and
aucceAs In New York. and their STOCK q sourht a1sr
among the drst on the list.
~ Policies In either Of the above CompanieA
GEO. wILL1Rp. Agent AlhiabuIA, o.
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rMn BoAnp or sonooL E1lMIxEns t9r Ashtaeua Co. vii
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Morran Monday, April %.
wayne, Tuesday April 10th
orwell Monday. April 10th.
JeGersnn Monday, May 7th.
Also Monday June sth
By order Of the Board.
Orwell, March, 18th 1860. sw53l
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ZEPHYRS-2O cts per ounze, at
a DICKrS

IN AsArABuLA, March 10, 1850.
i HE Qualified Electors of the Incorpo-
rated Village AshtabuA and the territory annexed thereto
for School purposes, are hereby notified to
Meet at Firemens Hall, on Saturday April 7.
1860, at Z O'Clock, p. M.
then and elect two members OF the Board of Educ.
on in the places Of Messs stephen Hall and H. L. Morrison
whose terms Of Office will then expire.
A. \. HUBBARD, Clerk
b34 of the Board OF Education
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Orwell, March, 18th 1850.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-24
New York and philadelphia

We are sorry 10 see our respected fellow
citizens, the people of Philadelphia, the City
Of Brcfherly Love, so eaten up with jealousy
ot The excellent luck of their sister city Of New
York. which always comes in for the largest
slice Of everything going, in the line of notO-
rieties aud notabilties, aud has, in one single
sumner, absorbed the japanese Princes and
the Great EASTERN, and is now standing hat
N hand, ready, as the Philadelphia Bulletin
bitterly remarks TO make her best bow 10 the
Prince OF Wales. BYRON, or some other ill
Ha-ured person. quolh our contemporary
said Of THOMAS MOORE, Little TOMMY dear
" loves lord aud we can say the same Of
N-w York, without laying ourselves espe-
C!a!ly open 10 the charge Of being hypercrit-
CAL We don't think thou canst beloved be-
ssuse verify, all the circ ums lances Of the case
Incline thee TO harsh judgment of thy friend
alt neiEhboT Of Manhattan Island No doubt
he dearly loves 4 iord," as we all do. and
none more than those who have most 10 saw
against nobility, aud as everybody else does
who don't know m ch about them. Our Phil
aLeipGia contemporary therefore ought not to
BE- TOO hard upon New York, which has excel.
lent reasons FOR its high appreciation Of he
TeiitaTy rank, there having been, since the
days Of the kNICKEEDOCKERs, no recognized
arisiocTacy Of old descent in that city, and
therefore the article is reduced i'll proportion
10 It's scarcity in that market. On this occa-
sion, New York is TO have not only Lord,
bnt Prince, with Dukes, Earls and Barons
IN his suite, as thick as biackberries. Phlla-
drlphia, The quiet ana digEifed old city, might
AFFORD, however to permit New York TO enjoy
ta!e uGw0nted honor for a brief period, and
listen with patrician composure to the Dois-
terous exuILation which she manifests upon
her unusual elevation. After all, the visit OF
q ie " lords 10 New York may have good eff
fect upon the aspiring upper ten of that city,
adoTdipg them an example of combined sim
pllciiy and dignity, of intelligence and accessi-
hility, which they do not often find in their
own new made aristocracy.
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The SECOND DIsAsTER.-ln all the accounts
relating to the Lady EIgin disaster no refer
euce is made TO her former disas ter, in 1s5i-
Upon referring to the daily papers of Septem-
Der 4, 1854, the following Geographic dispatch
may be found, viz:
CHICAGO, Sept. l, l554.-The steamer Lady
Elgin struck rock off Mauitowac, on
Wednesday night, while on her downward
passage, but managed to reach her pier AT that
place where she sank. She had three hum
dred passengers on board, all of whom were
saved"
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all trad g
4 SUPERB ASsORT MENT.
W. HARGRAVE WHITE,

w. HARGRAVE WHITE,
PUBLISHER, Books SELLER AND STATIONER. l73
MAIN sTREsT. RICHMOND, Va,
Thankful for he literal patronage of the pubic,
ceiv ; and opening his FALL STOCK. which for
VARIETY. quality and prices, eannot he surpassed.
with great care, the assurance can be made that
he supply al! purchasers on as favorable terms
10 can be offered by any one
The following are few of the leading articles
always to be found at my store, together with an
array OF varieties too great to meation IN an ad-
vertisemeIt: -
PLY 20 I,R1. The H DRAMA; BELL
JUVhNfLE AND TOY BOOKS-toT variet, and
sct extept p p66snTRas af FIN ovid am,
plete stock IN every branch.
BIBLES: Family, Pocket, and other styles "a
laEse and extensive assortment
PRA7t X BOOKS, OF every size and style that
HYMN 4 AND TUNE BOOKS, in use by every de-
nomination. and IN every style CT blndlng-a
BLANK Ba05GtSKs: Ledgers, Journals. Cash. Re
cept, Memorandum, Pass, &C., Sc.-a very
large and extensive assortment, entirely new
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS and Requisites of
every kinda very fu supply.
TRACTS and other publications of the American
STAPLE AND FANCY STATlONERY-A full
and magnificent assortment of ever, thing that
LETTER, CAP, NOTE, BILLET, BILL. LIE
GAL and other PAPERS-An assortmen mt to
please the most q. f, 4 ,r,o ,,,,
PAPERS
EnEELOpES-W Buff. Blue. Canary, Orange
and Opaque. long, square aud EsGal shape, ell
sizes ard qualities; over 100 900 IN store, a.
prices from 81 to IS per LOCO
INkS-Black, Blue, Cafm ne, Copying and Fluid.
GOLD PtNS-A fine assortment, new stock,
WRITING DISKS, " ork Boxes, Pocket Books,
Purses, &c, &c.
STEkkOSCUPES and INSTRU ENTS-A bean
FEN and tIi POCKET KNIVES and SCISSORS, in
cases.
GAMES, Toy BOOKS and PAPER DOLLS.
A COUNTRY MERCHANTS and SCHOOL
TEACHERS would do well to give me trial. as
am prepared 10 offer special Inducements. Sc Is Il
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- UNinN PRAYER ,lEETING..

ae"c~%9 UNiDN PRAYER MEETING.--
sS>--A Union Prayer Meeting Of all denomi-
nations Will be held every AFTERNOON this
ChIistIan ASSOCIATION, in the Lecture Room of the
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, tRev DR.. BUR
"a IS are invited toatend, well az all strangers
visiting the { y. Sc 24-Im
ss-s-S PROF. tIEA>. lGOS of Bethan,
60 College. Wal preach IN SYCAMORE
MEETING HOUSE TD-NIGHT, NJ )nday, 24th
inst, at quarter before o'C Ock. The guoll5 are
respectfully invited to ac.end sc Pitt
,zg@z, Mr.. c. &. MERA beng ready to re
ca suinA nls professional duties, VIII attend
10 any COMMUNICATIONS, addressed to him, either
At Mr.. WooDHoUsE's or Mr. TAYLoR's Music
Store. ss24-M, Than 81
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
n-New and Bea utifuI
ia III. n Il WI NI,IrI lIN(lnG

A-New and Beautiful
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
The subscriber would respectfully announce to
MS friends ana the public generally that he Is now
receiving large and seautful stock OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Selected with great care, and Mt prices Tint VIII
enable him to sell unusually low, Tor cash
My stock consists IN
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
In great variety and all the newest deslghs
In Gents wear, n splendid assortment OF
CLOTHS. CASSlMERES. -
&. VELVET AND SILK VESTINGS,
DRAWERS, &c.
Also a large and attractive stock of HEAVY
GOODS, Of evett grade Tor negro ciothins'
Fine BED BLANKETS.
NEGRO do
And every other article usually kept IN hrst-
class Dry DDS House.
JOHN l.. SNITHFR,
seel ON No % Main street.
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AiAL PUcILlsTIC EaCOUNTER-On Tues
Guy afternoon, WIN. Fenyey and James Mack
haa Inst light in The street a Roxbury, Mass.
III The course OF which Fenvey's neck was
n'oKen, either by blow or "a fail, and he died
~ lew minutes. MACK was arrested
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MA Eirsi of The Season,

rs First of the season.
FAMILIES, ATTENTION
New BUCKWHEAr MEAL, fine 6 o s p + n
BUTTER. ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE. fine lot
Virginia BACON pure rirslnis Cider VINEGAR R,
and every variety OF SPlCtH suitable for tle
picking season; also, fresh TEAS. COPFEts,
finest SUGARS, &c, &c, at the. Family Gro-
Gerry of MINIS x CO..
24-4t "a and Nam streets
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AtkDER.-Robert Crawford, a CARPET man.
III Philadelphia, Friday night. with n hnits;
shpt through his head. The deceased was a
temperate and steady man, and the ca use on HI
assssslnation ls q mystery 80 s
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FIND FOR CoNTgNPT.-Oliver Johnson
VINO refused 70 act as juror in the New York
SHpreme Court, because he believed that the
constitution OF the United States was "a
league with death and covenant with hell"
and did not make his appearance to-day, as
required, TO show cause, etc. was fined s15
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EigHT OF MASSACHUSETTS MIN AND Wo.
MLN--Tnere have been weighed at the ME-
shahics' FAIR la Boston, I'm seven days, 0 s37
P5'f3hs-3-467 were females, whose average
snls we're li6 lbs. ID ozs 4. 1863 were men
'"-He average weights were l46 Lbs IL nzs
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mos. Hflggs, az eminent citizen of Charles.
towh, Va, died on the 10th inst. at the adj
ran vance p age OF ~ The deceased was for many
}en q, i V, o. me Branch of the Valley
The death Of Joseph WlIletts anthor =,
nous educational works which wer. -
popular Ia their day, occurred at Mechanic
Duches co., N. Y, on the f2th inst
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MARINE INIDLLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER a.
HiYa lVai., iAss das Monday 1917 o'esoes


ARRIVED.
schr. +. Nickerson, Nickerson, Boston, mdzs,
Dschr carrie, North, Baltimore, ruano, F. g.
s ts'Sai Roanoke, Couch. New York, mdze.
and passengers, Ludlam watson.
Sohr. Rachel Ann, Lewi', Chlckahomlny River,
lumber, 10 Captain.
Steamship Roanoke, Couch New York, mdze
steamship VirFlnia, Kelley, Philadelphia, mdze
Steamer George Peabody, Prtchard. Baltimore,
mtze and passengers. D. w Curre.
-, Schr Citizen; Dnnkwater, Rev York, mdze.
schr. Leon, Furnish. Boston, mdze., D. Il w.
Crrrie.
Sear., Lyrohburg, Har is, New York. mdzc.. D.
schr. Lookout, Holmes, Baltimore, hsht.
City Point, Sept. ~, 1850.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Jamestown, skinner, Richmond.
Steamship hoanoke Couch, New \ ok
SAILED,
Steamship jamestown, skinner, New ork.
Steamship Roanoke. Couch, Richmond
Bremen ship Elena, huffman, Bremen.
Ship Susan Hnss. going below HarnsoH's Bar
NKw YORK. Sept 2o,-ArIived, sobrs White
Cloud, Richmond; Bersen, PetsrshaTE, Sep'eh1-
oa5 ,ngIpHI.. sent so~Clearpd. schr. Rims
Dove, Richmond. Sent q r. P. King, d.; :,
RI. IANEIRo, Aug. lo-ln port, schr' Ann T..
BALr1woEE, Sept. 22.-ArrIved, steamer Belvi-
Norfolk; Kadosh, Richmond; Jealous Petersbg.
BrsToN. Sept 20.-Arrived, schr; = Saw er,
Norfolk; J. Nickerson, Richmond; } wal r, do
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 22.-Cleared. W. L. Heran'
Norfolk
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 6.-Entered for loading, ship
Charles }rounell, Berwick, Richmond:
RocKLAXD, sept II Arrived, sohT Melbourne me
mnnd, isth-schr. s. NJ PARTRIDGE. Hix. Peers
burgs /. l.. Snow, Conary, Owls Head, to finish
koHTeIK. scot. Arrived. sohr Baltimore
Richmond James Gathn, de-; North State, VIII
Hams burg. =, ~
Lawson. Smthfeld. Va,
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go TIL. NATIONAL DE2H;OCnACY.
80 The Hon. EDWARD c. CABELL, of
Missouri, "a native ot Richmond, and formerly a
disting member of Congress frCm Florida
will speak II the AFRICAN CHURCH on TU ES-
DAY EVENING, the 25th inst. IN behalf Of
DOUGLAS AND JOHNSON The citIzens, of
all p1rtIes. are Invlted To attend.
W. r. STURDIVANT, President.
j u. POWELL. sec s. SEPT 2tV
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No Ea |. SEQ.
SPLENDID STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
THOS. r. PRICE Il co. are receiving, by ev
cry arrival, their large and extensive stock of
s STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, to which the
attention OF the public is called
In every description of ELEGANT D r s S
GOODS they will exhibit all the novelties as they
come out, in
Rich PLAIN and FANCY SILKS:
Heavy CORDED and OTTOMAN SILKS;
MOURNING SILKS (great variety >
VELOUR OTTOMAN POpLAI1S ;
Real IRISH POPiAINS;
French CAS- 5MARES aud DELAINES;
Scotch and American DE- AINES;
MEhlNOS Eng POPLAI Ms, 4 c., & G.,
M4NTI Z DEPARTMENT.
Velvet. Cloth, and other material, in every
shane Z0UAVE. ARAB OPERA. &C. of latest
Paris fashion ard cut; every pattern of which
theE are making up in their Cloak Room daily. ana
can deliver upon y few hours notice. Sc q 2w
HA- Goods to Order by Measure.
II You want a assmere Suit, or even Coat. Pants
or Ves:, go TO H Y LIS, and he vii make them to
order for you. A FIT Or NO SALE. The lash
IONS are followed up closely, and he introduces all
of rhe NOVELTIES. HIS prices are moderate =
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
IRVING HULL. Agent,
"a Main, corner i4th street.
sc 2l-2w Next TO Palrns Exchange Office.
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"a Haze YOu Seen whites VI ON v
DRAWER The best thing ever invented-con-
venlent a sure prote 2flon against thleves-easHy
opeI ated and he locked over 100 didere ways.
Every one using drawer should have one. Gail
Rights for sale in all the Southern States. Dime
Hotel. - main street.
Sc 22-2wT CHAS. T. EORR, Gen' Agent
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iA- Elegant cOlorcd aud

EA EIPgant tOIoF cd ana
BLACK SILK RDBES-7 FLOUNCES
4 splendid assortment of the above RICH and
BEAUTIFUL GOODS IN Plain and Chintz Bro
cade figures in choice colors. They are offered at
SIS and $50, which greatly below Their value.
tarly applications should be made. as the supply is
limited. lse 22-2wl WATKINS & FICKLEN.
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rANew Bio X 3.
Al W HARGRAYE WHITES.

~ Wire and Sieve Faciory..-The un-
derslgned having commenced the WIRE and
SIEVE BUSIN ESS. on Pearl street. be low Cary,
respectfully asks the attention of merchants and
superior RULING SCREEN WIRE for mer-
chants mills; FAN and STANDING. SCRtEN
WIRE. Also, RIDDLES and SIEVkS of all
kinds; BIRD CAGES; RAT and MOUSE TRAPS;
PLAIN and F ANCY WIRE WORK FOR BOOK
CASES, DOORS, WINDOWS. &C. Also, CORN,
SAND. and GUANO SCREENS.
~ PROMPT attention given to orders.
". JESS0P, Pearl St. below Cary,
sc 24-Im Richmond, Va.
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FRESH BUTTkR.-I have made arrange J.
ments with some of the principal Dairymen of
Orange county, New York, and of the Delaware
VALLEY: Mary land, and of the Virginia farmers,
west Of the Blue Ridge, to keep me supplied du-
ring the Winter and Spring, with their
BEST FRESH BUTTER
Through these arrangements, | can always keep
on hand superior article of FRESH BUTTER
and will be enabled to keep families supplied at a
low price.
For sale wholesale and retalsy
]. s. ROBERTSON,
Next to corner Governor and Franklin SITS.
22-lm
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- BIZ HEADS. BILL HRArs THE largest
apd most complete assortment of RULED pa
Phb6t iof bfLL BEADS. of various c0lars-
b'as, " hts; bnG, Canary, PINK, a6d Purple-just
dtceiVed q THlsoFFIeE. Merchants and ON
s. ~ "Aht can rely on getting good article Of
spef' ana - cheap al they can he procured any
"7efs. Cah ana see specimens and prices. ltsl
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>, : IN ~ % query aHd osiery',,-

o. Embroidery and Hosiery.
ELEGANT LACE SETS. MUSLIN do.
POINT APPLlQU VI, BRUsSEtS do.
MALTFSE ana VALkNCIhNNE Els do. and
COLLARS.
MUSLIN and CAMBRIC do.
LINN and CAMBRIA SETS, ILLUSION
SLEEVES. &c. &c.
WORKED. sHlRIs, BODIES, TRAVELLING
SETS, Nc. sc.
Indeed sn endless assortment of such Goods.
tiso, hosiery of every desert ptIou. ) Fl RTS
DRAWERS. STOCKINGS, GLOVES for Ladies,
Gents and Children. n c. &c.
SERVANTS DEPARTMENT.
Negro Blankets, Bed Blankets. Fuiled Cloths,
mesti"s' Ks5seyP fnr out omen. S6eetia rs
Bieached CctTons, Ozaaburgs, SC, &c. a LARGE
and comm rnding stock. and SOLD at Wholesale or
Retail. upon the most liberal terms
Large stock FURS and CURTAIN GOODS al
wat on hand.
Sc 2I-2w T.R. PRICE i co.
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& DRRss-MAKINa.

~ MILLISERY-FAT l. TRADF.-Nn
~ desire 20 call attention tn nv re E@SfZ
* movai from 242 Broad street to 245. two Pike
doors west of my Old stand, where am prepared
of 4 II kinds, and will continue to keep through
cut the season GOODS OF THE LATEST and
MOST DESIRABLE STYLES.
MRs. A. McCONNAL,
Pan ~ RTnad at
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- X V f TIL ANN UAL
~ EXHT RITTnN

VA. MECH y II - INSTITUTE
RIG II II o ID, Va.
Hall open for the reception of contributions on
the 81 of OCTOBER. Exhibition open on tbs
10th. Premiums in money in sums ranging from
So o 8 l00-Goid ana Silver Medals and Diplomas
Mechanics, manutactur ers, artists and the ladies
invited TO compete for the prizes. For further
informal on, apply To
Sc Aim JAMES D. BROWNE. Chm.
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F.. 9. RAWLINGS,
September 10th, 1850.

The undersigned will continue to conduct
the BUSINESS OF the late concern all its branches,
ana snilcits the continuation OF the patronage
heretofore 80 literally bestowed on the same He
pledges has earnest ard prompt endeavoIs to give
satisfaction, and with the experience OF several
years to assist him. believes that he will be able TO
do A. l.. HOLLADAY
18th ST., between Nam and Gary
Richmond, Va.
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