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Arrest IN NV ORLRANs.--The New Or-
leans paper. notice she arrest there OF deores
seneca. Of Princees Anne CO., Va, f0r ootasn-
inr 81. 0Oo from Capt. r. %. brown, OF the
brig Emily. under false pretences. He made
the acq uaintance OF Brown at Cardenas. Cuba,
where he was known rs Sam'l M Brock, and
showed him letters CT recommendation pur-
porting TO be signed by I'll. II. Chandler d
Co. OF Norfolk, Va which firm he knew to
be reliable. He sailea to Nassau, N. p, with
the Captain, the brig being wrecked on the
way. but all hands being saved. At that place
be made the acquaintance of Ex- President
Pierce, who was there with an invalid wife,
and moved in the best society generally. Upon
returning to New Orleans, Capt. Brown called
for the borrowed money, and was referred to
persons in Norfolk, who, being applied TO, did
not know Brock" and he then had him ar
rested on charge Of obtaining the money ON
false pretences.
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Work by Machinery.

It 10 said that the farmers in some parts of
the country are now doing every thing by ma
chinery, ard patents are to be found by the
hundred for machines for every operation of
man or horse in farm work. There are steam
ploughs to turn up the ground, patent har-
rows and drills to break clods and sow the
seeds, moving machines and rsapers. thresh-
ing machines and fans, in the greatest album
dance and variety. The New Orleans Pie.
syGns describes steam plough, constructed
by a gentleman Of Texas, which applies the
power of the engine directly to the plough,
and obtains the propulsion of the engine from
steam on the same principle that the buckets
of q water-whesl drive boat, which applica-
ton Of power obviates tho necessity Of great
weight on the engine, and thus secures the
capability OF passing any species OF arabic
ground. This machine is not simply q steam
plough, but combines in itself the plough, the
seed planter, the roller, and the harrow per-
forming all the necessary operations at once,
and in their regular order, which are neces-
sary to put in crop Of any of the smaller
grains. ny ungearing the gang Of ploughs, it
becomes an engine, capable Of saving wood,
drawing water, hauling the crops to market,
or performing any other operation requiring
power in the whole range Of husbandry.-
Such inventions a. these seem to warrant the
prediction that steam will ultimately be made
60 flexible as more cheaply and easily to ac-
complish all the work now performed by
horses, whether it be ploughing or hauling,
reaping or threshing, travelling on the ordi-
nary high road or on the frozen rivers of the
North, going at any pace from one to thirty
miles an hour, turning corner with perfect
ease and mauageableness, throwing water on
the highest roofs to extinguish fire, or carry
ing body of flying artillery, or regiment of
what used to be called cavalry, into action at
twice the speed and with twenty times the
precision and effect of horses.
Among the late illustrations. Of the inven-
tive genius Of the Yankee race lie a milking
machine, invented by a young man whose
father was large owner of cows. 1t Is said
that this machine fairly pumps the milk out
Of the cow more easily and more naturally
than anything except the mouth Of the calf.
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MILITARY VIsIToRe.-The Young Guard
OF Richmond, reached Baltimore yesterday
afternoon, and were received by the Sd COM
pany of the City q uard Battalion. Last even
ing they were to visit the Maryland Institute,
this evening the Holiday Street Theatre and
Tomorrow they participate in the general
military display attendant on the Inaugural
ton of the Druid Hill Park. Friday night
a ball is to be given them at the "New Assem-
bly, Rooms" and on Saturday afternoon they
leave for home.
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TIE bravery OF TWO NorRD FILIbrs

THE BRAVERY OF TWO NOTED FrLIBUs-
TERs.-A correspondent, writing from Pana-
ma on the 9th inst says; I'M ora bore his fate
manfully The file of men drawn up for his
execution stood with their muskets not ten feet
from him. and yet the five balls in his body
did not Kill him Give me another shot, gen.
tlemen,' he said, and finish me! He refused
to be blind folded, butstood calmly facing his
executioners. His body, as well as that of
Canas, was thrown into a hole in the sand,
both with the clothes on in which they were
murdered. Canas was striking fire with his
steel and flint to relight his cigarito at the mo-
ment he felt the lead at his heart He was
shot at the foot of the monument erected to
his honor for his many services to Costa Rica,
in the Plaza at Punta Arenas.
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LADIHs' WASHINGTON MONUMENT AssoCIA.
TIoN.-Ths Ladies Washington Monument
Association" is spreading rapidly, and pro.
misses to be as rapid a success as the Mount
Vernon Association was. At Point Pleasant
Mason county, Va, the branch association
gave fair last week. by which $3.50 was real
lied. The funds 60 to the completion of the
National Monument at Washington city
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SUsPRNDING DIsCoUNT.-The Columbia IS
c. Guardian, noticing the suspension of dis
count by the State Bank of North Carolina
in view Of the "troublous times,n says that in
Charleston, Augusta, and Savannah, some OF
the Banks have refused TO discount cotton
drafts on New York, payable after the 1st OF
November. And adds, "this is the first fruit
of the Irrepressible Confiict.'''
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DISTRESSING AccIDRNr.-The Medina IN.
W Tribune reports a fatal accident In that
village on Thursday, from the careless use OF
rifle. son of James Wilson, aged about
3 years, was playing with his cousin, aged nine,
corner Of the room, and laying it across two
chairs, play fully remarked" II will shoot you,
Albert" He had hardly uttered the word:
when the report Of the gun was heard, and
Albert lay bleeding corpse, the ball having
passed through his heart. The ladies of the
house were busily engaged in their domestic
duties, and paid but little attention to the
children, as they were not aware that the rifle
was loaded
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Opera ut the Theatre.

The Cooper Opera Troupe, we are glad to
learn, commence an engagement at the Thea
tre tonight. We have nothing to change in
the favorable opinion expressed of this troupe
on their recent visit. Their entertainments
secure the applause Of those best skilled In
music, and are popular with all.
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BURNING OF THE MEDICAL SCHOOL AT
LOUISVILLE, KY.-The interior of the edifice
occupied by the Kentucky School Of Medicine
at Louisville, KY, was burned Monday morn
ing Loss $4,000. The Museum and Cabinet
were saved. The lectures will be continued
at the hospital without interruption. The
ediflce will be restored in few weeks
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FATAL OcCURRKNCKs.--In Madison county.
Fla last week, w: 5. Took, wealthy plan
ter, was killed by Thomas Drew, his overseer
In the same locality, son Of J. b. Stripping
was playing about his fathers cotton gin,
when his head got caught in the gearing
MASKING 1t horribly, and almost severing II
from the body.
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Gov. LEToHBR left Wheeling for Parkers-
burg, Va, Saturday morning. He was es-
corted to the boat by two military companies
He visited the Lunatic Asylum, now being
erected al Weston, Va, last week.
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ne Special Notice. va
1860. FALL AND WINTER TRADE. 1860.

1860. FALL AND WINTER TRADE. 1860.
The great emporium of
ALE RED MO s ES,
So MAIN STREET,
Haa now on hand. and receiving daily. the most
varied stock of DRY GOODS ever exhibited by
him in the city of Richmond, embracing the
LATEST STYLES A AN ,96 NOVELTIES CT THE
IL she following G0oDS such inducements will
be offered that cannot be had elsewhere, apd puf-
chasers will find IT. greatly to their advanteg to
get their supplies from the cheapest house in the
' DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT..
Black and FIancy Silks, new styles. =; =
sOlaanillas, vs5oa;css, PepIlSs; SDN WY '"A'
oe c 10 o DEPAR fSSi Emf nj, Co. &C.
noes o s
'sl''' "s D1toMgsTIc DEPARTMENT.
sheetings,, shirhngs. Cotton 0xnabu1 ss. PLAN
pairs on hand, the che apest II tbs stae and va
rlety Of eshef goods Tor Servants Wear, at very
HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT..
Towels and Toweling. Crash Huokaback Diaper,
Bird Eye Diaper. Scotch and Russia Diaper, Doy-
Cashmere Covers, Irish Linens, &c.
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
Splendid Three Ply Carpets, new patterns, Su-
per Ingram Carpets, Crossly,s Super Bruises do,
pets, all of which will be offered at % per cent less
thhp ~ psoe HosERy GLOVES and
an endless variety of Goods usually found in a
Dry Goods establis hment ard every article will
be offered at such low prices that cannot fail to
meet the wishes of the closest buyers. Our main
efforts will be to please all who mag favor with
a call
oc S-2aw4w 6s MAIN STREET.
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ELEoTIoN.-The election for Senator from
Powhatan, Cumberland and Chesterfield
counties, took place yesterday. The poll in
Manchester stood, Nash breckenridge Dem }
263; Cox douglas Dem.)S7.
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ACCIDENT TO AN AoToR.-J Wilkes Booth
the actor. and brother of Edwin Booth, was
shot in the thigh on the 18TH inst, at Oolum
bus, Ga, by the accidental explosion Of pis-
tol in the hands of another member of the
company. The ball missed the larger arteries.
but the wound is considered a severe one.
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KILLED BY WoMAN.-In Jerseyville, ILL.,.
on the 9th instant u. M. Dewey, with friend.
adjourned from torchliRht procession TO the
house Of Mrs. Malinda Roach. Being refused
admittance, and attempting to force his way
In, he was shot, and running q short distance,
fell dead. The woman was arrested.
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ECUADOK--By later news from Ecuador. We
learn that Gen. Flores has taken possession of
0uayaquil, the last stronghold of franco, who
ned ANONYMOUSLY, leaving his troops to con.
tinue the defence OF the place without him
1t may now be presumed that peace will be
restored in Ecuador
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ARRRsTED.-Jos. +. Laguire, tine engineer Of
the freight train which ran into passenger
train on the Wilmington and Weldon North
Caroiina Railroad, was arrested on the 18th
inst, ms he u charged with carelessly causing
the death of Conductor Laspyere. Of the nas
senger train f
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MAalNE -iNrnLLIc4snCh.
PORT OF RIcnMoND. OCTOBER II
H:rA wa.., ,ais day 7zarsday) ~ s's'o'

EirA Water fhis day t1hHrsddy ~ o'esoS.
ARRIVED,
Schr. r. II. Abbott, Smith, Boston, plaster j. n.
Claiborne
MIA Towing COMPANY.
Slocp new Packet, Gray, smithfeld, corn.
SAILED.
schr Truro. [ Br. Cox, Halifax. flour, Haxall,
schr M L. johnson, Burrows. Norfolk, light;
echr. Jno H Travers. Frank. Baltimore, light.
schr Emeline Chester. Brewer, Alexandria,
hsht. - A.,
schr Sherwood, Williams, down the river.
light. IA.
CHARLRsroN. s. c., Oct. H-Arr'd. schr. Silver
Star, Richmond. ~ u,:.u
Petersburg ARID. steamship jamestown, SKIN
ner, Richmond a heavy gale from
Cape Henry to Sandy Hook, Oh Barnegat, car
ried away guards, water closets, stove wheel
houses, and sustained other damage. Oct. To-
ARID. schf Margaret Richmsnd
PRovIpENcs, Oct. l3.--ATI'd, snhr NJ. w. Iaw-
son, Smithield, Va. l4th.-Thacker. Taylor. Nor
folk.
BALTIMORE, Oct ls ARD, steamer Belvidere.
Richmon
EDG ARTowN, Oct. l2.-Arr'd, schr. Bengal,
Richmond, for Salem.
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AArHrEp.

On the 10Th inst. 1t Rockins ham: Isle Of Wight
county. 81 the Rev p. q Rrbert NJ = 3. "a
COBS, Of Richmond city: and Miss OCTA'lA y,
daughter Of Gen. r. M Boyken.
On 18th inst by Rev. v. Moore. SAMUEL
NJ. WILLfAMtON and ANNA. daughter oil / DO
odorick Rebertson. both of this city.
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E-Ssas ATTENTION, DEMOCRATS.E
FzAES The Hon. JAMES M. MASON will ad-
dress tho Democracy, at the A F G. A N
CHURCH, on SATURDAY next. the 10th inst,
at IN O'clock. l. W. GLAZEBR00K, Pres't
JAS DOVE, lS,
H. q. CANNON ooo .. oc 15-3t
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bhAHpino;--A man named Mitchell ov.r-
seer for Z. George, near Whilsviiis. N W. q
CONVEYED o. causing the death OF negro bv
and TO serve six months in prison.
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CONVICTED or MURDRR-John H. Canno,
the negro boy who several weeks ago brutaliv
murdered Mtss Sarah Ann Grimth, In Sussex
county, Del, was tried last week, and found
guilty OF murder In the first degree
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COMA Smu.AhrnD.;-Eisht slaves escaped from Ac.
were s sv"SS1n.y, VA, last week in a sloop, but
T.Isrs uoccq uentiy recaptured on ASA tsaa ne
,h e.ana. Iney were all taken back. and six on
ton. Sousnefh oestina-
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LYNCH LAw.-Four men. names unknown,
arrested for horse stealing at Council Bluffs,
N. T., have been taken from Jail, and one,
named Mcclure, has been found hung to a
tree. The fate of the others is unknown.
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BURNED TO DEATH.--The Tuskegee (Ala. }
democrat, says that tho negro boy WHO killed
~. DAVIS, oyerseer Of N. w. Cooke, OF that
p1ass, d w. captured fsw days ago, and burn.
- ~ - sees
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NS RALLY. DEMOCRATS! WAL
81 TER d. LEAKE, ESQ, of Goochland
EVENING. The lSeh INST, at the Az RICAN
CHURCH, at IA O'Clock.
L. W. GLAZEBROOY, Pres't
JAMES DOVE, sec,.
H. u. KgNNoN,{ 0eos oc l8-lt
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sGS 10. S. M.-The members of WASH
49, INGT0N LODGE, No. I, are hereby no.
titled to meet at their / odge Room, on TRIS
(ThursdayJ EVENING, Oct 18th, at II O'Clock,
as business of Importance will demand your at
tenton. Every member is expected to be present.
By order OF NJ. h. q. G..
oc lS-lt* p. q. COGHLAN, Secy,
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ma LADIES AND GENTLEMEN in large number 8
daily visit Res Photograph and Ambroty pc Gal
l-ry, to OBTAIN Likenesses of n superior quality
Family groups ana babies beautifully tasen by
KEEs instan taneou process. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Prices low. las Main st. oc l6-3t
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POOLS. PO0Ls.-
3AA Fool. Ro0M w =
HSR51H opened THIS EVENING
the Ballard Houte Thessf
--.-toneer will be prsseltsym
evening during the Ashland, Fairfield, and Bfos
Rock Races. Pools will be sold eve'y Night
to- morrow. All persons interested in fscln! "
invited to attend 90 B-h
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M Rocks Good SaEaritan..For Rheu.
matsm, Neuralgia, LumDdso, and Pains of al
kinds; for sale by all Drugs lists.
JNO. w. GARLICK, Apothecary.
Sole Agent.
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Msssss kisAs, '''
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NJ BILL HKADs! BILL HEADS 1.-THE largest
and most complete assortment Of RULED Pa
PERS, for BILL HEADS, of various colors-
Blue, White, Buff, Canary, Pink, and Purple-just
received at THIS OFFICE. Merchants and 9TH
ers in want can rely on getting a good article Of
Paper, and as cheap as they can be procured any =
where. Call and sea specimens and prices. ttsl
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THE AMERICAN HOTEL.

This well known establishment, situated at the
corner of Main and llth streets. having under
gone thorough repair from cellar to garrett, will
be opened by the subscribers. for the accommo
datlon of the public, IN MONDAY, the oath INST.
IL has received an addition of sixteen new rooms,
and the furniture throughout the house is entirely
new: The subscribers pledge themselves to the
public to keep their larders always as we'll su Up
elled as the market viii! allow; Their beds are Of
exceled by any others in comfort. and will al
ways be kept in the neatest order. Their ser
wants are orderly and attentive. Their cellar 10
stocs ed with the best W N Els. Their bar Will al
ways affori Liz UORS of every variety. and of the
best quality, aud they will take care that their Ia
BILE shall not be urpassed.
The AMERICAN is situated in the very centre
Of business. The Capitol is not more than two
hundred yards of; the Bank of Virginia and the
Farmers Bank adjoining, while the Exchange
Bank is just across the street 1t is convenient to
the Canal and all the Railroads, 10 which 0MNl-
BUSES of q superior class will be kept constantly
plying. The situation is healthy, commodous,
and the air pure With SO much TO recomms nd il,
the subscrl bers feel confident that they will re-
ceive, as they intend to deserve, a large share of
patronage. ] l.. DARLINGTON l. CO,
Propretors.
J. L. DARLINGTON, of Bollingbrook Hotel, Pc
tersburg, Va
b. b. AYREs, Goochlaud county, Va.
Sc 2-d2aw &cwlm
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CARRIAGES, &C., FOR SALE.


a NEsRR, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES
f9SttI2 Sell, ING OF F.-The UNDERMINED
N-N@thanklui for the patronage received for
the past two years, and in order to extending his
business: land IN preparation for the next season 8
work, offers mis- stock of CARRIAG Els to the pub
hc, at private sale, on the most accommodation
terms and at lowest prices such as ROCKAWAYS,
for one and two horses, BUGGIES and 81 LKEYS,
nc. All not sold before THURSDAY, the 25.h,
will be offered at auction, to the highest bidder.
TERMS At sale. j. Nj. PULLEN,
" all street.
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o6sRR> CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, TIC
EfE1SYI the subscriber, intending to enlarge his
S-N~present business and requiring all the
store room he set enable him TO do offers
his pres snt stock of LIGHT CARRIAGES. b. g.
q Els, with and without tops,) kOCKAWAYS,
&c, at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Ill in
want are invited to give him call before pur-
chasing. JOHN DOES,
oo linn. Next door cor 9th and Broad SITS.
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LOST AND sTRAYED

OST-TEN DOLLARS REWARDe0n yes.
IL terday evening, a black PoCK ri; BOOK, with
a gold clasp, between I'd street, on Franklin, and
Mr. s. Sutheriand's on Main street. 1t contained
very little money or CHI inge. several tickets for
weighing hay and oats at the Second Market, one
or more bonds and three small KEYS, The finder
will be paid the above reward by leaving it here
at my residence, at the upper end OF Frank lin At,
the lot lately occupied by Mr.. Hudson, with the
papers, they will be or NJ use to Any one else but
to ne. AS an satisfied that lost it, OF course
no questions will! be asked.
pc ls-3t$ PETER HI. ANDERSON.
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FALL RACES.

RAcE.-Jockey Club Purse $500, three mile heiI
7. & L. w. boswell enter Oh. h. Planet. b. h.
oranre and orange.
o. p. Hare enter b. h 0ysterman, By Rsverl'
dam Miss C"uts, by Boston, 4ye.rs old
$50; mile heats.
+ nj Hal enters oh. T. Fame, by Finanan,
dam Fidehy, by Prism, years old.
John BecbDr enters b b. Ashland, By Flnan'''
dam % PtIarn. years old.
d Mcdaniel enterss Q. h. Gov. Wick lis, BY S''
coe. dam Motto
IA Cars leave the Depot on Broad street
anu 4: O'Clock. Returning, leave Ashland iEHt
diateiy after the race, and at 81 p. M.
Fare for the round trip, Includ ne gsts fee. sla
90 ls-lt NJ TAYLOR proefe.0f
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"a White Lead-Seyeral brands superior
White Lead IN store and for sale by
JNO. W. GARLICk, Apotheeary,
Market Place. Franklin st.
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supply of superior Coal OH.
JNO. W. GARLICK. Apothecary,
Market Place, Franklin ST.
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AoEsFp R1kfss IL !. .a.s s?es
NIX. soos 's fsa. man
sss. c,.,as made in tbs b.'s On
yUArTEb-A HiobsEKEFPER-To 20 sbop.
W ls miles in The county. For one Of sui able
c6ck sse 9; -s. ~, s L i:
ofice Of the Midlothian Company. corner Of lissi
and Main streets, second floor. oc IS is
s.a I %s
ply A. !. The Stove Store of GEO. sTARRETT:..
WANTED;rA.g good COOK, white OF oolored.
m &c Iss: Linden s.ua y + fr. skhn It.
WANTEDInn!AI5LL LESSONS TO I (. KENcw.pIe,
GENT. men Of chmona and (ts xciuisy thai he u
EIs1N e OIL has sEass Esii
that cannot be surpassed for accomplishment or
:, * IN Ys
to those who wish i without any extra chf,se .
nss at oce anq Maso street op
posite the Jewish Synagogue. 90 15-1w'
IVANTED...I can give employment for the
w balance of the year to good white MINERS.
Ao oD is st carbon hui JNS wEsfH Agent
w SITUATION :: MxNRs HR on farm 1 or
some ten years e1perisnce n farming and Is par
hcularly skilful in the management of tobacco
and other produce. Best references. Address
sc. c." at this office. oc 12-6tf
WANTED-To employ for 1881. an OYER
w sEER to take charsss 9f a TpbaSco Farm;
apply without giving satisfactor, references. as
want 8 man of experience; one that can plan as
vel as execute. Address BOX 67,' Post Office,
Richmond. oc lots
ED-IMMEDlATEIY = One or two
w GOOD TIMERS, to whom good wages will
be pad se None put PRACTICAL SOBER apd lFqdsTou'
oc S-ts 81 Nam street.
VNANTED-Every lady and gentleman to hunt
w up their old soiied Fall Clothing, and have
| them made as good as ne,c, BY KING SUN the
Premium scourers on 10th street, between M W
vet Ribbons, Trimmings, &c, Black Laces. Wells,
all and every kird of Wearing Apparel, 40, that
is soiled and out Of order saving tians dollar
WAN Z D-Everybod. 20 call at my store
MEDILs or CHARMS. giving correct likeness
| of BELL and EVERtTT. Price Is cents. Sent
| by mail to any address ON receipt OF - cents
oI IL az suRp sNfs s' WssThD bs'e':
A. L. GRAHAM, Brand Cutter,
Shockoe Slip, Next door to Columbian hotel,
Be Ism Richmond. Va.
WANTED-Tos ole,. a call from al person: in
" want Of TR Junk 8, at the RICHMOND
manufacturins H every .ty l.. fIom the common up
to the most superior RON F RIA N E. ALL
Leaf HER TRUNKS, LADIES' FRENCH
TRUNKS. &c. All sold at manufacturers prices,
at No; 81 Main ST., in Saddle and Harness Store,
"a TRUNKss fRnEsAiRAD.
Sc 1o-3m JAM ES KNOTTS.