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- OO' just T6ceIVeu and Ior sale, = CVVs
the cheapest shoes and Boots Ladies' Heel Gait
ers, 75c 81 and upwards. worth twice the money;
Ladies Heel M orocco Ties, or tn 'ck bottom Goat
and Calskin LADIES' Morocco and Leather Bus
klns, Shoes and fine Slippers, at Soc; Ladies' ool-
ored caters at Go with heels 7tc LADIES' Plain
Tipped or Foxed Congress Caters at $50, sell
ing elsewhere at 81 80; Misses Sewed or Pegged
Morocco Shoes, Caters and leather Shoes, OF ev-
cry sort, At lowest cash price; Ch,drens Caters;
cents and upwards; Mems and BOYS fine Gail
Shoes; Oxford Ties; Congress CATERS of the best
city make fine Calf Boots; heavy Pegsed Boots
for men, bows and children. at all prices; Ser
wants Shoes for men, boy and women. The reat-
est bargains ever fered in the above Goods, you
can find at No. n MalL street.
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T'Hh SINGER SEWING MACHINEs.-
frs ScS
saoeriority over all others in the market. Sewing
Machines, called, be bought, il ID ue, for
smaliert amount of dollars, but It 10 mistaken
economy oInvest any thing in q worthless
reliable article, and those who will do 90 must
ABIDE the sonse qpen8es
In order to place the gerry best Family Moe1isss
IN ths tcorld within the reach of all. have re-
duced our Letter A, or transverse Shuttle ma
ehinss, beautifully ornamented, to FIFTY DOL
SINGERS No; r ! 4 AMP pc z assTTAAssDARD SHUT
Both Of very general application and capacity.
tory. Prices reduced respectively from ELS and
SINGERS Nos sT us,sNa SHUTTLE MA
For carriage makers ana heavy leather work.
Price. complete, Si25.
tcle. unesSaisd for H0 manufacturinT purpoS:.
nolseless, rapid. and capable of any kind Of work.
PrIoe, including iron stand and drawers, Sllo,
chimes of any other maker as a siit. '""A 'A' NM
Al of singers Machines make tho interlocked
stitch with two threads, which is the best stitch
kn 9 Every person desiring TO procure fall
best method of Purphasisg, can Obtain i By send
in ss;d i9r COPY OF ID singer CO.. Gazette"
| voted to the subject 1t will be supplied gratis.
| NEEDLES, THREAD, COTTONS SILK, and
al necessary articles used with Sewing Maohinee.
cal machinIst, who is ever ready to attend on our
Msssfa. I SINGER CO.'S oaioe being conduct
entirely new set of hands, We feel confident OF
doing our share Of the business, we have always
done heretofore. /. Nj. SINGER CO.,
b. TRorT. Agent. au ssh
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COAL, COKE, WOOD, 10.

w WOOD,
WOOD
800 cords SO ssoned Oak and Pine WOOD on hand,
and for sale by PHILIPS l. COLEMAN,
90 l0-lm- South side Dock.
(vOAL.-C b. LIPSCOMB.
- toFBIcE l4TH ST opp Mayo's Warehouse
Dealer IN MIDLOTHIAN, LUMP, HAIL AND
Also, RED AND WHITE ASH ANTHRA-
CITE COAL sold by weight au N-3m
u EDgCTION IN cox The prioss
II CARBON HILL COKE viii be, until further
notice, as follows:
LUMP COKE. for CRATES, IS per load.
STOVE COKE, for cooking, 10, $50 Der
load.
Our COKE is of unexceptionable quality this
season. and cannot fail to give entire salts fection
TKRMs-Cash on delivery.
Jets JNO. J. wERTH. AGENT
NAA AND PANE UUD-seasoaed ana an
~ der shelter, for sale st Coke Yards.
I7-ts mo. ]. WEHIH. Ast.
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FT'UL " INta 10 THO
| ms-r.gge relation. God will wear cut ty frIc-
nor abrasion, &c; but never rusts-never tar
r.ssAs. IS a.w9Fs bright Thus,wIth lite. the Ring
8 = noa, end; 50 likewise IS the union wl'hout
Ir,srruglIoE or end, except by the death OF the
part Is.
lac Wedding Ring being plain, shows that the
far one 10 whom II IS given IS, IN the estlmation of
tsa rrer the most eriect and loyeabls of ner Sc K
needing not the foreign aid of ornament TO render
her J8st the woman for nm to love and cherish ali
Is Gays,
4 FOOD assortment Of plain Gold Rings, suitable
for Wedding knss, just finished, can lie found at
q MAIN STREE I. where will be found " atches
.svelry, Silver Ware, Silver plated Ware, Spec
,scss, &c, &c. Watches, jewelfy and Spectacle
repaired m the hest manner
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ByJ II. Digxes, Auct,r.

A CTl0N SaLES AVERY NIGHT THIS
ton Room Is Main street. Watches, Jew0lry.
Fancy Goods, Plated Spoons. Forks. Tea Es0, Z Q.
ALSO-A lot of Letter Paper, CiEars, 40. 10.
All goods warranted as represented, and odd u
lots to suit purchasers.
III. DlGGEs, Auets.
D. F. BoOTH. Salesman. "a 8-tS
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~ LAND AND sLAyEs IN THE

- cdLIAaNNUy ~ nND Etp II I pB
@ VATELY.- The devlsees of John H. Steger,
dec'd, offer for sale privately a valuable TRACT
county of Amelia, FIVE miles from Mattoax Depot
on the Richmond and Danvllle Kailroad, contain
rably adapted to the production If Corn, Wheat
aud Tobacco. and the tract is regarded az one OF
,a Sefa in the II dsssd be d
excellent. Possession will be delivered at once;
the devisees reserving the right TO cultivate and
ment cannot be made with the purchaser to take
then The purchaser of the land, if he desires
number of valuable SLAVES. The terms will Ee
made accommodating. Apply to WILLIAM +.
pot, Amelia; or to r. W. sTEGER. Mattoax De-
pot, Amella. 29--tf
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by L. Il G. Il Davenport, Auct,rs.

GROCEHIES, &c., Ar AUCTION. On
- Thu RSDAY, 15tn October, we will sell at 10
S'eiock, 1T cur auction store, an assortment of
WESTERN BACON.
CoLee and Crushed SUGARS.
PORTLAND SYRUP.
English Dairy CHEESE.
New York Cutting DO.
Pure Moasses RUM
Old Rye and K. Gifted WHISKEY.
Pure FRENCH BRANDY.
Pure PORT and MADElRA WINES.
SOAP; CANDLES
Black and Green TEAS.
Manufactured TOBACCO.
Also
600 sides SOLE LEATHER.
100 eeses and baskets pure imported CHAM
PAGEE WINES.
TBRMs.-Under $lC0, cash; 500 and over,
months credit for approved paper
oolS |. u. DAVENPORT, Aucts.
SALE OF WOOD LAND. NEAR HAN
RAILROAD, Ar AUCTION.-I will II to the
his chest BIDDER, at Hanover Court House on
TUESDAY, ctober sd, 1850, (that being Court
day. AT IL O'Clock NJ e. the above mentioned tract
or piece of Ian ,conta ming IS acres more or less,
we Il set IN Fl h WOOD. and ad DINING the lands
Of James I. Sutton, Jno. r. Anderson and OF hers
being the same land of which J ,seph Winfield
died seized. This land is valuable oa account of
the pine wood with which it abounds. being IN
medlately on or very near the line of the Central
Railroad, a short distance from the Court House
Depot. TERMs-At sale. A. X. COURTNEY.
oc l6--lw
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REAL ESTATE FOR BALE

60 FARM FIs5 ACRES In HENRICO,
AB0UT SEVEN MILES NORTH OF
RICHMoND, For SALE.1I offer at pri
situated on the Old Hungry Road, seven miles
from Richmond. The Farm contains 1855 ACRES
100 hundred of which is in hig state of improve
Wood. The Farm is remarkably healthy, ard the
neighborhood very good 1t has number of good
Springs upon it, and adions the lands of p. II
Waldfop, N. c. Crensbaw, Alfred Winston, and
others. Tho property formerly belonged to the
estate of VIM. Andrews decd. For further in
formation, apply to GoDDIY & APPRRsoN, or TO the
Subscriber SO A-ts1 .. s. TAYLOR.
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Northern Markets,

yy,r YORK Oct 70 Stocks duh ard lowsr-N.
= GGer.fs,s 80, Ntrsin's SIS 9OAs Cotton sd-
T.roed : 70 I. sales oist04 "a Is; The msTket ex-
Sgsr Corn GrOopln>-m}xec 7lts Pors firm at
sIYi?,rSB25 Whisse 20. >user steady
iarasaus 4i%t2 k ~! ~ RIee firm.
a. Ed TO- Al sg+.. $40 o tenn Ga 81 oOia S4 coo
"a 6sAill5 and Sl2 coo y =. 6's s., 93As
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BY ]. III. Oigges, AQct,r-

A UCTION-HoRStS MULES. 60. Ao.-Wiu
"A be sold at the Horse Lot, on Council Cham
Der III on SATURDAY 2Cth inst, commsneins
Saddle Horse, years old; Work Aulee; I
Three aorse WAGON; gets Gear; new fur-
niture Wagon; Dray and Harness
90 10 L. OIGG EN Auotsp
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FALL r ACES.
FAIRFIELD RACES

60 FAIRFIELD RACES
"a MEETING, 1850
ssss..ss---as-sssss-NA- The FALL RACES will
commence at this Course on the Gath OF October
and G9nf NJ 19ur dasSsNFsDAy. Oct a4--Swesn-
stake for year old colts and FLIES mile heats
$3.50 entrance 500 forfeit, with SEQ added by the
Club and Proprietor: Closed on LIST day OF March,
1860, with the following entries:
/. r. NJ. Hall names CHI colt Eugene, by Revenue,
dam Fanny Fern, by imp, 0 sIHs l,ohaoo E,v
5. John RE BeIaisr names Alstqn's b. c. wacca-
nav, by Red Eye, dam Ellen Evans
4. O. P hars's Oh. f.. by Boston, Jr, dam by Trus-
s. Thos H Christmas names b @. by Red Eye, dam
by Trustee, b. dam Moe Ward
6. S, r; Fondren & White names G: Red Eagle
REF his pg g Betsy
SECOND DAY-Propnetor's Purse $500, mile
THlRD DAY-Jockey Club Purse $500; mile
sscoNp RAcE-sANE DAy.--A Sweepstake now
open for year old colts and hlles that never won
a race up to the time of closing, to he run on FRI
entrance halt forfeit; TO name and close on st day
of October, 1860 Closed with the following en-
F. NJ. Hall names CHI. f. Great Eastern. dam Betsy
Fondren & White names b. c. Red Eagle, by Red
Eye, dam by i'm ported Margraye
David Mcdaniel names CHI f. b, Boston, Jr, dam
by Recent. =, w.,oo do,
j n.
FOURTH DAY~A sweepstake for 5 year olds !;
mile heats 100 entrance, half forfeit; 500 added,
provided two or more start. Closed with SIX sub
scrlbers:
by imp Albion, dam by imp. Glencoe. -
a. ]. L. Batzer names b. f. Gibbonna, by Red
Eve, dam Noun am Maids
8. John Belcher NAME t. PIInd'e's D. O. ny kea
Eye, dam by imp. Langford
4. X. r. Beazley names p gel. BUCK Eye py ha"-
kins' Priaal, dam by Boston. -,
8. W. ii. Gihbon names Dr. colt by Marion, dam
by imp. Trustee. =.
6. F.; Nj Hall names br. FLY by Basoil. dam by
Prince George.
SECOND RAcR-sAMx DAy.-A Sweepstske one
mile out for two year Odds; 500 entrance, han
forfeit; 600 ADDED, provided Two or more start
TO name and ciose the lat day of August, 1860
Now four subscTibers:
Gen. Thos. j. 6rsen & Son names b. c. by Haw,
KING, FRAN; dam by imp. Trustee, Also, b. j.
By Hawking frlani, dam by oaliy Peytop.
Thos. w: boswell names b 4. Ninett, BY Revenue,
dam Nina, 10y Bos' on. Also, b. O. lnhdel, by
Vuture, dam Va. Paryear.
w. X. Mellon names b. f. Mary Washine ton, by
Red Eye, dam A. NJ. Braxton' = Louisville mare.
Capt Bs!chse s.1 names sr oh ;, Red st,s GAN BY
so eI-sawd&wts Proprietor.
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HORSES, MULtS. Br06Y. re-. AT
W AUCTIoN.-on SATURDAY, 10Th inst. at
10 O'CLOCK. will sell at the OF on Couach Cham
llrge, Dung, well broke Mules; one No. TOP Busy
aud Harness in good orc or; one Fsmly Cafriaao,
&C % r. r. COOK Anet
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICER
ITO THE CIR EDfI!sosksss sSpkl ri iii E 81

COMMISSIONERS OFFICER
TeyHEckEpi !sSsssss;ypkl ri III h !sss
,l., OF n , II Ta6 n Pk5cEAss6..B:ins
'fs'fiss % .s.sa s.z. ss.os
TUESDAY. the nth day Of December. $50, q the
time and my Once N ssvn. sn,a'nt: Bank sad
Ing proof OF debts or demands against the said de-
You are therefore hereby notified to producs b.
fore mo. on OF esfovs that day, such evidence -
MAY be necessary 70 es,abh.h ,our claims Parties
will be excluded from the dividend e b made Of
the m shs .n a. y Or
SOW Of a''1r Ss q nj ely # arSSs"esf re
STEAM LAsr AND BOOr -T~KH FAC-
ioininx Sin.m's Steam Planning aill. LASTS msSs
TO order, Of we'll seasoned persimmon wood. Last.
boot every one should have ii: own I lssss. s0uf
%'Si AXE ne EisstsSEs e
20 &C sim 'u'A % 'n' fS:0s s. WHARTON CO.
EkESH buTTER.-l have made .arraass:.
onss sos wss Sss os ana Il u. bssss
Valley Ss sns q =: V m
ring the s W. i Fa f2ga s s9r Psi
Ssas asss S. ~ sfs s
and viii Be enabled to keep families supplied q .
y foss " :sIs -Aol...l. and r.s.,ls, : .r.o.
J. B. kOnEkTSON,
.. s Nm. to corner Governor .aa f'saih. ST.
GAvE YOUR DlMEa.-The UNITED saw
~ lNGS BANK viii receive ~ Shstr Onc4. No. .
upwards. pron vhich viii b. allowed interest 6
the rate OF per cent. rer annnm II allowed 70 re-
rod. Interest payable semisnpuaily.
mo. Q. PAGE, IN. Treasurer,
oes-tlstJan No = Main sesset.
IL HEST OFT. FOR coal IL LAMPS il the
eity Of hlehmoad, and Il on tnA Il % mol %, vii
6iys 4 t,lL Price ot silgle gilloa, eil I've
ssiloas and ssvsfss' ma Z lshkx. as4
ss1.dims t6HeSSi4ss sss tiSANka91
:s:ss;,s sss ~ I:l.s::. rs aLslXE
vsf55A!S 10 hsss,K ssss1 n
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1890 CLOAKs. CLUAKs. 1891

that Mrs. Tea RE, who gave universal satisfao-
ton in cur CLOAK DEPARTMENT the past
yssEs Is asan at her post after spending month
terms and styles. We are now prepared. with
good stock of Cloths. Trimmings, &c, to make to
order at short notice, any Garment wanted, In
addition TO the large stock always on hand. NJ ISIS
Il. GREER, a lady of rare qualifications, is en-
gagged as Assistant in the Cloak Department, and
will have under her exclusive control the cutting
and fitting of BasQues, Cossacks, &c.
Ladies wishing garments of the above styles,
can rely upon having them made in the latest
STU and very bes- manner. In the above De-
patterns and having them ali made IN orr own
house under onr immediate supervision, we are
confident OF our ability to sell Cluaks, quality,
style and making considered cheaper than they
can be sold in any house south of New York In
a few days VIC shall have " rappings for Children.
CHiLES Il CHENERY,
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T 1870 OCTOBER. 1870

cial attention to their large stock of CARPETlNG
and Heavy W0OLLEN GOODS. Rich Tapestry
Velvet Carpets; Rich Tapestry Brussels Carpets;
Rich English Brussels Carpets; Extra Three Ply
Carpetsi Extra Ingram Carpets; Hemp, Rag and
Rugs; Virginia FulIed Cloths of best make; Heavy
SatlHets and Jeans; Plaid and Plain Linsey d; Cot
ored and White Blankets; Heavy and Fine Elan
nels; Non shrinking Flannes. Purchasers are
invited tn examine.
CHRISTIAN 4 LATHR0P, % Main 81.
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1,LOInIND unuLGs En- TINS de

vol tIINts A 4 mol E,Sas En- Inn, us-
y gsfimsnt We are Low prepared 70 show mer-
chsGts stock of Fall Clothing which. in extent
,afpssses SLY stock ever be fore shown IN A South
err market We have TAKEN special psius in the
man isctUre OF thus stock. and we Fl after our-
Sc YES that our great advantages In the purchase
Of goods, together with an experience of more
tlsn twenty wears IN the trade of Virginia. North
Carolina and tennessee. enables Us to offer the
greatest Inducements IN stock, les and prices.
EFert EaTment is Of our own manufacture, and
warranted to ut AID wear well
KEEN, BALDWIN & WILLIAMS
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II sfs.Muan HUN.
IL fErse kuaafed trss. :" =" ysttefa, vets h,as
aifs-sve soHsss ~ 'ss sAf9A n ty'cr'sa ! q
] n. sxM fkssfksaH
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&C l5-I0t PERKINS & CO.
- FALL AND WINTER
DRY @ o d .!
BREEDEN & FOX, BROAD STREET,
Win tns Sny FRH q Or laa $685. Sf So' 'hs
We would call special attention to splendid as
SUI ''"'A' u DRESS GOODS.
At greatly reduced prices, bought during the past
week a a. Scs III e SAFES IN NEW YORK.
below those Of the opening of the season.
BBsoeHiE kSIgf s. our stock of
NEGRO CLOTHING.
And 'y 65S GihsF 1s'i zN # HEAVY GOODS
We have received during thu past week, our
S NEG in52 And BED o1 BLANKETS,
kNGLiS Il u PkI I NGTSs6fns
ENGLISH AND WELSH FLANNEl S, &c &c,
ousements TO the trade
"HsiaSl.f shs aste xSb s sETAL BUYERS
To oar present stock, with the confident assurance
that they will find 1t larger and III )re attractive
'nan 1t has ever been IN any t@tmsE Fox
oc 12-20tt O 2l7 Broad street
NEW FALL GOODs.
~ s. HIRSH, 200 BROAD STREET,
20 "a Rs GgG
By hs ess
to which large additions will be made by every
steamer. He sollclts call from his friends and
customers, promising more than ever to give sat-
sfactlon. SEA- Inn
p c Ii K ID s Or & CO.
IL DEAL EXCLUSIVELY IN,
And keep for sale quantities to suit purchasers
wARE-RooMs, No y ,ns g MAIN STREET.
MOND, VA,
ALL KINDS OF
EI,n0R on CLOTHS
0dFf NlNp Ss&qg sh.Drs,
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS. &o, &c. no.
CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS.
WINDOW CURTAINS and SHADES
We have opened a splendid lot of CARPETING
of our own Importation, and are now prepared to
da9 II fRyff GGooDs with
Of WND1W gGx snd T5 SGV5
BUYERS are invited to examine our goods, which
Sc I'm. 'A RfcHARDsoN 70, 90 Main st
AIDES DRESS TRIMMINGS
IL LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS
am now IN receipt of q sp endid assortment OF
LADIES DRESS TRIMMINGS.
which will be kept nplete during the whole sea-
son, as my arrangements are such that every new
sty lie will be sent to me at once.
Particular attention Is called to my fresh i'm
''' YOU ' BERLIN ZEPHYR WOODS,
IN all existing kinds and colors. which | am able
W0RSTED JACKETS, TALMAs, HOODS, OF
my own direct Importation, and far superior in
sTAMPlNG. EN- BRoiDERING, and KNIT
TING done on the shortest notice. and most ac-
oc lin IT'S Broad street.
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IMPORTANT TO GAS CONS 70 N Z n o.

I"rOhA ANA AO ohS W " VI Z n -
CHAS. H. LANGLEY
GAS FILTER. TIMER AND COPPERsMITH,
Would inform tho public that he is sole agent for
HAwLEY's IMPRoyEP CYLINDER GAS
and is prepared to put them up at the shortest
tlce: and on the most reasonable terms The I'd
vantages OF these Burners are: Top proven, blovlns
and waste of gas. To give more clear ana uniform
light, to regulate the quantity consumed with the
in head turned on to any desired amount, and
the ord mary burners
Mr. J. BRowH, IN charge Of the Washington
City Gas Works. has certified that they are HHAss-
itatingly the oss. Burners he has seen during hie
connection of twelve Years with those wnrk.i and
asserts tina. he has tried them, and that they
at least twenty per cent over other Burners.
orders for ali work IN his line, feeling assured that
he can give entire satisfaction as 70 agall.y and
90 IT'S 18th st.. between Main and Cary.
NEW GRANARY AID COMMISSION
On Cary, I'd door bsi0tc l2fh Street, and as2t 80
Flour Inspectors former Once.
j. ROE CART II,
tSuccessor to Jas Thomas, Com'r Merchsnt,)
ResPsotSy informs the ,S os s OF RShmop
as .usb IS S Nj JsTs ahY 6S
se IN SRHs y FEE F6B tisc finS
kR a
ing every effort to facilitate the interests Of
those who may favor the new concern. "A oOntInu-
att On of the patronage heretofore extended 70 hs
predecessor is solicited.
He refers, by permission, to Messrs. WAesoN
ER, HILL ARCHER, VAN-LEw, TAYLOR / Co..
loNEs Co; RICHARD CAyTHoRN, Ess., Pnll1
D. j, 9 gsAsn Esq., hi0hIonSSo M CARTER
TUDGE BY COMPARISON.-Ino order 10 al-
y low Our customers, and the public generally, to
form an opinion as TO tho superiority OF our
IMPROVED FRENCH YOKE SHIRT,
we will keep fg lines of this Shirt, together with
q full stock of the
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT,
thus giving persons an advantage to b had at no
other house the city. and allo wilma them 70 com
pare the two style of shirt side by side.
We also guarantee to
MAKE SHIRTS TO ORDER
in shorter space of time than any other ho1se.
In connection with the above, We have the finest
and largest stock of
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
ever offered the pub 10, consisting Of everything
pertaining TO the business, carefully selected fpr
| this market.
We would call particular attention to our stock
of FINE CLOTHING,
gotten up by HULL, lsts Of Tupman 4 Hull.
which cannot be surpassed in point Of Style, quail
T" anu ' sTi'GtRTEvANT L MAGwlRH.
No. "a Main 81, corner 18th st.,
Next door to Psiro's Exchange Once.
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a. h0Rsrs, MULES, ROCKAWAY
3NawNsIPI :, es RAJ :. FOR sAIE At AyCft0N.
10th inst. nmencing At 10 o'eiock n ths IcrSs
AsSf,on :, ars On ccHS 1 ch.bsf Hill
ono R0oKAWAY and one bRAY in 100 ~,
oc 10 THOS W. KEEsEE Xuss'r
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT

My stock of WINDOW SHADES beipg very
large. am determined to run them off cheaper
than ever. The following is my list of prices -
Dark Landscapes, 81 cents, worth Is; Plain Gold
Shades rs cents, with fixtures complete; Gold,
with Centre 81, worth at least So; Gold and Vel
cheap at ST so; splendid Vase Shades, 90 cents,
can't be bousht elsewhere for So; Gothic ST, lie,
Dry Landscapes, Pleasure and Hunting Scenes, IN
endless variety; German, English and American
Oil Cloths. all widths. very cheap; Table and Stand
Covers; Hearth Rugs, very low and all wool; Car
petlng only so cents great bargain; $50 large gilt
framed Parlor Pictures. rich scenery, at the as
line of DRY GOODS, cheap Tor cash Call soon at
the established cheap Dry Goods and Window
Shade Store of NJ. GOLDEN, $50 Broad street.
P. s keep no travelling agents. Sc 10 SIN
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FUTURE DAYS.
THREE ngAIyIyUL RuILp,raIar,

THKEE HEAuJlEUL BUILDING LOTS
FRlDAY, the ~ h day Of October commsncin, At
~ o clock r. NJ upoL the premises " nj he so1a
and Pleasant streets. fronting about s. feet en"h
Adams street. and RIM ing BACK I2o feet tn = =
allev. hese considered Ia be the most dss,ra
be Lots now to lie had IN that very imprf virx
ighborhood. and well worthy the attention Of
all who are seeking building LOIS.
TERMs.-0ne third cash; the balance ~ 4 and 8
months. for NJ yotiabe notes, with interest added,
and q deed OF trust. JAS. NJ. TAYLOR SON,
ocl6 Auctioneers.
~ Immedlatelr after the sale above, we will
sell several BUILDING LOTS. situated on Union.
sd aud 18th streets. The latter of which are CON-
posed Of Lot No. Of square 1i9, of Rd. Adams
Plan. adjoining SprDy feid Hail.
and is months
90 - las N; TAYLOR Il SON, Aucts.
,tootFoHEMkNT.-l In consequence Of the in
clcmency of the weather, the above sales were
pos poned till MONDAY AFTERNOON, at the
same hour. oc2O ! n & SfIN
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4 LAkGG AssOKTMENr or LaDIrs'

4 LARGE Assortment OF Laitfrs'
II FANCY DRESS GOODS AT AND UNDER
CnST.-CHAS A. GWATKIN-Stll 1urtheT re-
tucuon, 10 make r clean sweep Of everything
Ehca has fancy IN 1t. Plaid Meriros, Fancy
lsrs, Bands, Il c.. Ribbons, kne Shawls, Domestic,
Ruches, &c. Ladies are specially invited to cali
and view these tremendous BARGAINS, which is A
clearance sale. CHAS. Il. GWATKIN,
and min atraat
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Dry GOeDS-FALL, lS6o-kENT. PAINE
~ Il Co, Importers, Jobbers and Manufac-
turers, Nos. 1853 and les Main street. Richmond re-
spectfully announce to the merchants of Virginia
and adIoiaIng States that they have IN store r
magnlhcent and well assoI ted sto,k of FOREIGN
and DOM ESTIC DRY GOODS. adapted TO, and
specl4lly gotten up for, the Southern trade.
Their stock of Imported Goods was purchased
for CASH by one of the partners in erson, in the
leading european markets, during the past sum
| mer, were shipped direct to this port, and COM
pTIses an e'e ant and complete assortment In all
| the departmeL
they are a. so prepared with large and com
plete stock of AMERICAN FABRICS, bons hit on
| the best terms embracing every variety: and of
the best styles. In the CLOTHING DEPART
| NJ EMF they are much better repared than he e.
toiors, with a very arge and handsome assortment
of all grades wanted IN the trade, and on the most
favorable terms.
| Having every facility for getting up stock on
| the best terms We confidently ask a examination
| OF our goods ~ Southern Merchants, to convince
them that more complete and we'll assorted stock
suitable to their trade, cannot be found In this
country. And to cash and prompt paying buyers
we are determined to offer it at prices that will
| compare with those of any market.
A Orders solicited and promptly and faithfully
executed KENT. PAINE. a co.
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0LD pOMINION DOUBLE REFiNED

" CANDY MANUFACTORY.- am now ready
70 receive orders from the country or city msr-
ooanta for ny Double Refined Candies, made ex-
PIesS.l IOf transportation. ut New York prices.
a ANTONI, next door Exchange Bank,
and opposite Kent, Paine n Co.