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Ruled BIll.head Paper.

Onn REAMS 2, 4, O AND 8 TO A
AOO sheet-a fine quality Of Paper, at q very
low price. ,,,,,,,,, ,,,a.,,
noA ~ aud 40 Walnut-at-
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"Pure Sperm OIL"

nURR SPERM OIL, REFINED EX.
II PRESSLY for Sewing Machines and other fine
machinery. Prepared only by
EDWARD SCANLAN & Co, Druggists,
Northeast corner Fourth and Main-stFeets.
Tde2-cl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Broadway Novelties.

BEFORE NOTICING A PATENT
49, Medicine we have to be convinced that it
will prove itself to be all that it is recommended.
Apd we would say that the Restorative Cordial and
Blood Renovator of Prof. Wood will stand the test
fully, and in fact it is without any doubt the first
article in market for Purifying the Blood and
strengthening the system We have no hesitation
in recommending its use to all. no2-MwFbm
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HOME INrERHsr.

RWUothihg renovated and repaired, SO u. Third.
w A. A. EYsTEB, Clocks, Watches and JeWslTy,
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MagnOlla Ruled Cap Papers.

1k CASES MAGNOLIA FINE, sUPRR-
A0 FINE, First-class aud Con gross hited Gap
Papers, just received from the manufacturers. For
Nixon, CHATFIELD 4 WOODS,
MaDufi cturers' Accents,
no24 ~ and 10 Wunnl-st
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REMOVAL.

ANLoAKs.-IMPORT TO THE La
~ DIESl-Black Silk-velyet and every variety Of
BLACK CLOTH CLO AXIS,
selling now for Fifty Cents on the Dollar on actual
cost. These OL0AKS are consigned to me, with
positive instructions close them out regardless Of
cost. They now open for examination at Store
No. IL Fifth-st, between Maiu aud Walnut.
del-cs ALEX. JOHNSTON.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-03

TANE MINFORD, AD1IINISTRA-
- TRIA ol Hobert Mihtordi deceased, ~. John
MinfOla, et aI-Hamilton County Probate Court =
No. 25s,-ln puTsuan9e OF an order OF tho Pro-
dersighed. AdministTatrix of Robert Minford do
ceased, will. on sATUkD AY, the 18th dN OF Ds-
cembef next, at eleven O'Clock A. NJ, on tho
premises, sell at public auction the following de-
tcribsd real estate, situate lying aud being ia the
east half Of the southwest quarter OF section
twenty nine, IN townshp D two aud second fraatonaI
range, In the Miami Purchase, to-wit; Beginning
In the east line OF the dover tract on the said
Jane Miniord, thence south 3V cast 49, 100 chains
TO the south line OF section twenty mine, thencs
south 81 BY, west II b5 100 chains, thence north 80,
wes 70 100 chains 10 the north side Of the county,
road, thenee south l6' east ~ 71lO0 chains 10 the
beRinnlnel eoptalning eleven and i1-l00 acres.
Terms OF hale-One third cash, and the balance IN
one and two years, with interest, aecured BY mort
gaac on the promiaoa. JANE hItNFUNn.
Administrative Of Robert MinfOrd. deed.
BoDT. MoonE Attorney. nol5-dW
nYsTFRs ron THANKscIVINe,--
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-10
CAUTION.

,crsoas living At a distance sitonld ba extremsly
sti,as ot they orlsr Llttsry Tickets ar Iar-
satss VI Pack .gss OF rfcS sts- The coaatry Is
lie 4 Nth bSg1s AL sSiaIliag lotteries kvcrv
acsnent Is as.ii out - get P>rs 10 invest mo-
the --c tslstt Prizes OF from 80 900 t. $40
head tii-Ir scae nes--siih rlckeIs Al uae Dollar
bJyoJo CIpstIl PEtzes oasrs 4, rtckels a. Al!
h, ia every isstalee, are frauds; aud II money
sBt 90 the nfsr Hs<sts, Itts - y 1eathrsSn aw ~
.loat the sasaio OF . ca4acs of settialg priEs.
Ssre Of al LJtt-ries va ere tbs lP5lai Prirs IL
isaaliy tfge IN oapsFisoa 70 the prise 0f fick-
Ia every instance shsFe large prizes are 0fer-
ior snail east of rieksts, put it dosB fsF a cef.
4 fraaa- FRANCE, BRoADBESTs a Gu.
lecz3 4znz GERS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-10

UyEhaTe fFosa . q 80 Negroes for sale cheap for
w easa, al - Cedar street.
aeas-1 LYLEs d HffcaISes.
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RAILROAD COAL.

I-HE finest lot of COaIin the city Of nashville Is at
| u,e EfNA YARD which IS the only place that
res tue tI weight per buShel IL ts guar sntsoc
tJ give ashes aud SCOT than hy oiiei
now offered Tor sale. We Will continue 10 supply
our friends and customers at our usual 10" prices
during the coming winter. Try the 4EfSA Coal
ami o. convinced II Is the most economical II
t,,, aarkrt orders irOppsd Box -, p. o., or al
tue Ard .ck y. 4 Z. X h. DrpOt VIII Dc prompt
~ ,ttsuded 10 SAMUEL j. AGNEW.
OclI I-If
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Vocal and Instr ruzlaentai
IN S II Z u c. Il I D N

,IR. GhAo. MI ELIEK, Musca lDrector of Crisp's
vi uiIety iOrmeriy leader Of the IiAndeland Hay
.vI ,usieGy old CHARLES NUs OrieIiis
aud CuesIuut street, Philadelphia; respectfully
.,I-rshis services instructor IA sINOlSer-iUSk
al. tiKAMIAtt TIIOKUUGn BASS, VIOLIN AM
GUITAR For sermsIpply At AcCluro's Music store
lJ.i,,u street sep9-u
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i.elden Syrup! Golden Syrup

= hALF BBLS.sI. Louis Golden SYRUP
-. &C. sIye4, Ind very superior article, for sal
..y-. GAarER wILsFoRD co
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ErcSn seeds.

GLOVER, riinothy, Herd Grass, Blue Grass aud
L, OrcnIri seed Just recs,S ed IHd Tor sie
low i,ir ASA. RAINS, DhO"S y * CO.
,ckI5-It
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Extraordinary Drawing,
One Grand Prize Of 100000 !!
.----S615.oO(
Whole Tickets $40; daIve. 80; auarterss5
TIE ORDINARY DRAWINGS

Wood Eddy Co.'S Lotteries uhi take place 1T
Aa;usta, Georgia, as follows
Class 81 ORA IS on Sturdy December -, $50
Class s. Draws on Saturday, December 81, 1893
CftSs 81 Draws on Sl.urdiy, January, :, 1850
Cfiss IS ILa1s On 5atarlay January II, 1850
C.ass 81 Draws on S4La-dly, January 2s, IsJ0.
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T. n Il k A
For the Consideration Of Sensible People

IDJLtNU tOOdIts not the frActiee OfDr. ME-SECk.
IL iis u4IsFsL lac disease aud e9rus-
ale hates io-4s Isnperlig arOal4 aud long running
OAK sSlSNz - 4aaJIJfaOIs gAcICc, rcst,cSL.-
Al - cassI E,Gyincists- Gases sTvea aP by
- SGse Sarsa Oy or AEsECk
Oliru SJiisse ssreeS, corner u Llae-
tuiys-u
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irish Potatoes.
Corn and Wneat

INstoreandCorsaleAf barrels ole xcellen tIrisl
IPOGlIoes AILEI.L, HOOPER s. CO.
4yTJ-u
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Bakery and Confectionery.

a L.sO .usesS- -d a Iae assortment OF frvach Con
kasst4 5aATGes- stiI la4agfacta aTIsls tAaI
49, y ~ saI s-a setiIas It caeaP any
siS-sca laSy- nAss male, recently, AI1Itlon ~
say os@srs ,4a4I an 10 Iuraisn a great
sly sf IsJss extra large isSAves Jf BrSsd
sIlss ali 1se s4rieIy OF cakes ,fsess xe. xc-
Ca1A5 .r.JsSes X E5OS,
0eSs1 W IL Marsclslroet
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rIzes Paid ImmedtaseIy AFTER she
nra

~ Fslfdresseeto rkAScE ,BRoADHENTs
vii aiRstoB Del. ,wtilmeet wlth pron pI aGtsn.
,Andths hs printed ollieia II ra~IRg sseEtsssOon- IS
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-10

f vii ray IIsnssL lnIrNet prico Ior Corn An
J. =, lrII isIisere Cd a. tue CsIy Mus.
>. y. dOLa1SGSW0RTH,
oCII2-tf No. . Market street.
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Uaatee.
Cross Ties sNantea.
Unrulea Paper.

sr-ss Gap. Fatsf. Sets. Ffst Cas-. Fl,i, fskl !.
~ s-si - ashtn tltl Il a >4ps< -t.rss - sex
sre&, . sIrsssy ) lst rsessssa ~
r.HlskS.
essie-a SsFsiisSs s-sss
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D. D. DICKEY

D. D. DICKEY
II As in store 100 Wheel 8arross;
Recommendation 900 pounds Gam Pack
Axies: ing;
1S Kegs30iler tivets; 100 odaties lsS'ed Wire.
10 900 do Pressed Nuts; so Doors;
l,9)o washers; 10000 l.ishtsSash:
- kegs Wrou ga mails; SO sides Sole Let tther;
500 pounds Emery; 500 feet Card CIoshing;
900 pGpers nnners' 100 Steel Reeds;
Rvets; l0GarIeR Engines;
90 t.s'd Sausage Cutters; 10 Wheat Fans;
IS do do tdrsrs, rhreshing Ischines;
2o9 sheets ;0pper: 80 straw CATERS;
500 ctePeE B1tto rs - g 20 Cora Shriierss
900 pounds Brass; 6 Railroad Scrapers;
a11 assorted Patty Clocks; 2Smut Machines;
SO assorted Charns; Joe rtsd Ptows;
SO boxes Glas5. go Pumps;
i5abPxesra Plate; 3halibels. Waite Fish (;
SO slabs kiic; loHytraaiic Rams; 81
81 Pigs tia: 900 1oGnds ialy anixed
), ,0o0fee AzsOr'd Ca Pipe; Wire:
10 ono IL tsorted eataer 200 boxes Ring fray eiers
BstiiHg. $1,000 galI5ns Stone Ware
5,0oe rest assorted Gaml0, 600 bGshels Coke;
Betting. 40tOaS Pig Iron,
i;00o 1agts Fanp pChatns;
.Bssiies a.iy ga 81 articles hand sad for sale
~ f.FES-t n D. DtCNEf.
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Every ether Ticket n Prize.
rizrs payable in full without deduction
SPLEHDIn sCHEuR.

S,30S brizes- .amoGnttng s3i0 ,00o
SnoleFicksissl0, Isives s5 laarterss2Ss
'ersSns who deSreused only remitthe rIsk on
,ssge for slich We ~tllssad a tertincateasfol
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Shoe Manufacturcr,s Coods! !!

81 rARDFSSUS, IMPORTER ASp DEALER m
SATIN FRANcAIS, LASTINGs, SILK AND coTrox
LAcEIs, GALLONS, RIBBONS BOOT ANDG1,rrt
WEBS, ELASTIC WEBBING, SHOE THRkAp nrIT
TONS, MOROCCO, KIDS, BLACK AND col okEl, To
LET SLIPPER UPPERs, &e., &c 30.
No. lse WILLIAM sIREET, NEW YORK.
iune1s-6m
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SCEfE VIE.
OF ID Il a. q ~ n ik l. {.
IL ..

10 3I6 Jrizss .amountInEt o. ,z02, ,OOU
s<etss.0, tIIyes SO "a srLeTsSJ, .isHthssz so
isrtiaeattofP Iek geot 20 wholes costs -s3I61o
do. 40 70 halyes----..--- los o.
do. do z6lIarters,. 10 20
do. do. 2s Els lshIns,-....... - So
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-10
Grand Consolidated Lottery OF Delaware
ON THE HAVANA PLAN

ErfTs Class o.
se Ir.-n wtImiRgton. Delaware, Tuesday
Jan. 81, IS6O.
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VOL. XXI.
M;sfellaueous.
kEROSENE OIL.
The New York Kerosene Oil CO..,
Reduced Price.

{
A NSOUkCE that, having made great improve
"A mentsin the n manufacture of Kerosene they are
aoW enabled to offer il TO the Trade at
A Reduced Price.
The attention ofconsumers is respectfully called
to the bDined table ,the resgltaf phOtometrcal
examination, by EDWARD y. kEsT, of New York,
Chemist and IatedFeb. 3 1856
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-05

Amt or FIaHrtya THE FRENCH ARMY.
Prince Frederick Charles, OF Frussis, mas JUS vs.
nublished a pamphlet, under the 'a c. VI nc
s-f or FigAfiag The French Army Inc royai
anfh0r gives as the first principle OF the
French system of warfare, that the french
soldier ALWAYS marches forward the second,
no saws is that moral is superior 10 physteai
force So Marshal Canrobert, when he had a
+n,,n sIs main on his hands in the CEimea, al
WAYS asked his soldiers "Do you feel eGuai
10 i, ," They never answered NO j" ana the
promise which they themselves had gwen TO
their General was the guarantee OF their sue
cess The third principle CT the french, ac-
cortfing 70 the Prince is 10 hold themselves III
n serrisd column against an enemy Which IL
badly disciplined and uhacSuStoilieo " M -,
tarv man9uvres; and, on the contrary, 10
ii At with disordered ranks ana like sRirhlsh-
srs when they have TO do WIN regular ahu
vell-discipiined troops. Inc Iourth tehch
,,-incinle IS never TO defend themselves pas
slye.y OF this tue Prince says: 1T II nap
ne rs tina. the FTeaca are attacked by close
column, they proceed in this way, and IL Is eS-
peciaity excellent when the attacH Is hot ~
e,orted hy Il corps De TtSeTrs. The Frsncn ilIte-
Ineu gave way 1T the point OF attack the az
lacking column, imagining that TINS Is me
CONNIE ncement OF retreat, pushes on, o"t
soon The rItemeu present = new front t- %
TWO columns advance. The sRaFp-shoVI
surround tie enemy on All sues ne hts'-
tates ne loses time; he cannot tuFh oath >
Lhpr,. be is compelled TO fSht, ana Is aoaN-
a 1ras la his fate. The French Soil!eTS are or
d.rad in this case not 10 Kill any more, bat TO
make prisoners, because soldier can take Il Fe
or six prisoners in the time required 10 XII
one man"
"It is principle" says the Prince, in the
French army that an attack, when once re-
solved upou can never be executed TOO soon
or too rapidly. In ILaiy, fire seldom lasted a
quarter OF an hour before they came to the
bayonet. and oftentimes they did not burn a
cartridge duriug the attack. II appears, now
that the French attack AT full run, 10 winch
they exercised during peace, SO that, "hen
they reach the enemy, they are not out OF
breath" The Prince claims many OF these
principles as of Prussian origin. He believes
that they are not even the product OF the
French national character, and that the tenn
permanent of the Prussian soldiers is admlra-
bly, adapted TO their adoption. In conclusion
he proposes-frst, To employ rlhemen oy
columns of one company each; second, TO dis
pose the army in depth rather than In breadth
which increases the power OF resistance or
the Hanks, and prevents rapid loss OF men
and thirdly, the disposition OF an army a.
much as posi- ole like the So aares on chess
board which is the best means OF sustalnlnl
the impetuous attack of such troops as tn
Zouayes and urcos made on full run VIII
me bayonet.
The Princes last sen tence is" May we con
der these principles Uhlte there as yet t,nle.-
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Rithmolin q!spatth.
A Few More Years.

A shadow falls IN the SUNNY yard,
Ga the grass, where the children ptas'
And taary fabrics heir hnsers RAISE,
But no " Castles IN AR y leave uei
A tee more years. and these rsaisns "s"
Like cams, will have passed away
A cloud obscures, for a moment, the SUM-
And daTkens their golden haif,
A bree zAnpnfts their ieatheTy enrs
FROM Ees which have known no care
faw more ears, and shades oil thouSht
Viii have left an impress there.
Aud whilst with flowers they people the realms,
They rear on the velvet grass.
s,gh escapes my heart rs gaze
And WIN per Alas Alas
A few more years OF dissolving scenes
Ger the magic lamp will pass.
And CHI ,dhood's smile will be mellow d theh'
In the calm of maturer years.
And of the light IN those eyes OF pi"o
Be darkened, by sorrow S tears, ..
A few more years, and thst tieluihs H""S
BE lost In a maze OF feaFs'
Thattrusting love which is now all ours
Wemay vet unto o;hers resisn
Rut oh If the oak extends IT'S eInis,
Where the ivy may climb ana tWtHe'
Thar after years may set De oesl'
NJ, he brig ht. indeed. as mine.
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~aT,Cr THE PUBLIC;

a NEW AND lNPok TO- rAN ain6NS
RASGEMY ENn. isDr a nS %
the nabhc that they have arranged 70 ray d,sg
Exprsss TWICE DAILY from NEW tuYpesa,'
PHILADELPHIA and BALp nsnoi fses,tiss ior
obtaining their freight and pacAsses III '"'
e's S S leave Now York at l. snd 09ss"T'
d NJ Txuresses leave Philadelphla al . a
and ii ?. NJ. Expresses leave BaiSalo,e1 a. ~ SIS
a NJ and % r NJ, arriving In RlchmoAa a. 80
M sns leave Richmond for New YORK, Pan1
saelphis and Baltimore, and oil points Nof'" -"
West, at $50 A. and e-So I, NJ: III o.ses be st
Ereis ht and packages should IN all cese' Sths
our Office ONE HOUR before the departure 0' w
itExpREssEs FOR THE SOUTH leave zee
mona TWICE DAILY, at 4 80 A. NJ, and - 70. "a
Tine Adams Express Company ieeltnat ,n nI a.
guarantee TO the public eivihty attention ga srs
sfastion IN All thsir Intsfsoafse S s Sndons
their part To meet the wants oil the,t us E.pTsss
Freight aud packages arJlyng p1 I Iss dslI,eIed
from the North az O'clock r ~ oa m'' customers
advance of twelve hours over CUR
he sreeeeawtR EXPRESSES, TO AND FkV0a
NV ToRK. SEMI. WEEKLY, FreIshS
aTiIss S~fs'iSl, II EfshE BbaS
MINIS. Sc, forwarded With safety s rnssnsass
uatch 10 ali parts OF the United States "a""
ana Es ss DRAFTS AND BILLS, WITH or Sa
as ~tsa.,ds. collected ~ all aeeesslols r.aIns
tSrous bout the unitedstAtes ana pi0ih''
ssnt' AvEs forwarded b, each Of our Essrsas'''
in nha,se Of oarefal and reliable messehs
TOBACCO and other SAMPLES eaffsea -
lox F1 ireirh,s prompt, called for and delivers
n For further Information. piesse sS''
''.' ''' AsYsiss s sssss
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MEDICINES.

rNuE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEpf'
L AND NO HnMgua. -IdEITdEnkhSuu dsr AIM ANn
s sLE sEEcRE s'P bIsEAsEsTh great American
remedy, containing no Merourial oI balsam InS
the public in is curative, restorative and reno
WAITING powers and the medical world are as
Tor shed when told that the above remedy Will
cure the above diseases, and COMPOUNDED when
thew have ocular demonstrations OF the facts
INT the proprietor. who has known of the rem
edy for twenty odd years, has known OF q case
of twenty years' standing to be restored to per-
feet health, and all other cases Of shorter dure-
ton to be restored, without single exception,
ard therefore challenges any case of GonorrnHa
which the remedy will not cure, provided the
directions are carried out with prudence on
the part of the patient; and any one purchasing
half dozen bottles, and using accordingly, IN his
or her case, he guarantees aperfect cure; ana In
case of failure, will furnish additional medicine,
free of charge to complete the cure, through his
agents; and cure will be effected without moon
venienee to the patient. xx =, 40, D..
Sold by APPERSON & pUPUY, No. 20l Broad
street, and o. A. STRECKER, Main street, Drug
gists, az ents for the city Of Richmond
IA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
aA second supply of splendid 90
SILKS, DRESS GOODS, 60.
WATKINS q FICKLEN.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS,
$50 Maan STREET. Riehn1oad.

X q q y ID >,
159 MAN Street, Richmond.
We have selected with great care. and are re- e.
ceivlng by various arrivals, our se'on0 ''''' -
'"'''io' DRY GOODS
For Autumn and Winter , Sae r.. ~h''h WIN
PpssEsiN SI ms b bEEE33iRHaEss ME
in al he Ssw SHADES and combinations, Viz;
MAGENTA, Black and Fush dysn.~
MARGU ERfTE, Magenta and Gold,
MAUVE, Blue and Gold,
PEACH BLOOM, Marguerite and Masenta..
Our collection of these rare and beautiful goods,
men" In T " a'vftLfN AND MEDIUM DRESS
s9oDIE NJ B fSSf ssff the
PoINrSp and PATTI Lace C0LLARs, tapping IN
iored En- 0roldered HDKFs,; LACE BERTHAs,
own MANUFACPURE-In Velvet, Silk, Black
and Colored Cloths, in the Arab. Opera and Zou-
ment Is coM %p and in prices DIV eompeti
tion. Orders for any style of Wrapping executed
NfW h KRIS GIVES in various shades, with
scolloped wrlst!etsl = choIce novelty.
n gfpER f FN sa, ysyss ZEE
AND TAPESTRY CARPETS and RUGS. in
new designs, has Just been repisnlshed' and oilers
WHITE GOODS.
IRISH LINENS,
TABLE DAMASKS.
CURTAIN GOODS,
LINEN SHEEFINGs.
Beache1 LONG CLOTHS,
CLOTHS, CASSlN CERES and VESTINGS,
SATTINEfS, for FACTORIES.
VA. PULLED CLOTHS,
BLANKETS, -
BROWN COTT0NS,
OZNABURGS and
LhNSEYS,
We invite the especial attention OF all CASH and
IT
most terminating that they Will hnd unusual ad-
vantases IN oar terms and prices.
Ia Wholesale Buyers also supplied on the pest
terms and prices gHar0Htlef. ~ $50,
n ia splendid assortment Of Dress and
! Cloak TRIMMINGS, IN all the new coaIa. -
oc 22-ts w " r.
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HATS, GAPS AND FURS.
WILLIAM T. MOORE L co.

e WILLIAM T. MOORE L CO.,
207 BROAD STREET.
The subscribers respectfully announce that they
are now in receIpt of large and fine assortment
of HATS and GAPS. 10 which they cali attention.
Visitors 70 the Fair would find rare selection If
they examil our stock before purchasing, as we
Will offer Inducements that cannot fail to please.
We have now received full supply of Lacles'
FURS. embracing all the latest sty les, which we
are selling a. the lowest possible price, Our stock
of Servants Hats and Caps cannot be beat, either
in quality price.
DRESS HATS made to order.
Thankful for past tavoTs, they hope for y Goa
tinuance of the same. VIM. L, MOORE,
NJ. J. LEONARD,
2U7 Broad street
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sHs.S> CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
HATS, &C.
JOHN THONlPsON,

~ JOHN THOMPSON.
n NO /. BALLARD HOUSE,
Has on hand select and fash iOnable assOrt-
ment Of HATS, CAPS. LA DIES FUKS and GEN
ILEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, which he is
disposed to sell at low prices. most respectfully
solicit a call from purchasers. &C 20-dtJl
"a NATIONAL GUARD HAT.
II NATIONAL GUARD HAT.
NATIONAL GUARD HAT.
Something entirely new for young men, at
EILETT WtISI6ER'S,
oc S-ts No. l67 Main street.
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VT M. ). E0YSTER,
w h{ERCHANDIZE BROKER

GENERAL COMMITS SION MERCHANT,
Corner Cary and Virginia streets,
Richmond, Va,
Offers his services for the sale and purchase OF
Merchand &c generally also, Flour, " heat, Corn.
Tobacco, ana all descriptions of Country Produce.
Refers; by permission, to Lewis webb, Esq.
Davenport & Co, Messrs, Bacon Il BaskeGvIll,
Richmond Alessrs. Bryant, TinsIey & Holmes,
Messrs. Spence Reid, Baltimore; MessTs. Tweils
Il Co., Philadelphia; Thos. Monahan, Esq. New
York. au 9-ts
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FALL TR a ID e. 1919

ROB'T L. DICKINSON, successor to Bin
ford, Dickinson i WelsIger No: rs Main street,
Richmond. Y a.. thankful for the iibe ra patronage
bestowed on aim 10y his friends and the pubic gen
orally invites their attention to his large and ex
tsnsive stock of HATS, CAPS, FURS, &c., com
prIsng every style manufactured for the season,
which will be sold at wholesale and retail to pune
tual customers on the most favorable terms. MeT-
chants of VIrgInia. North Carolina, and teunes-
see, visiting the city, respectfully solicited 10
call and examine for themselves before purohas-
G for cash,
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- nTnnE.S ,-nITrsn

R"A Dollar Saved is Dollar Gained.''
THE PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK,
OF RICHMOND, VA.
OFFICE-llth street. nearly opposite Goddin 8
Hall. MEMBERS:
r. H. 0ibrell, D. Won Grooming, j H. Hatcher,
X. q. Haskins. J. w. Atkinson, b. Trueheart,
G. h. Whitlock, L.. h. FrayseT, X. l.. Williams,
J. l.. Apperson, X. T. Taylor, John Blair,
J. H. Greaner, X. A. Mayo, A. BOdeker,
J. l.. Lyon, F. w. Roddey, l.. Libby,
X. NJ StevensOn,J j. II Montague, Chas. Talbot,
b. }. Johnson, w II. Bowcock, L. M Alfrlend.
B. Il. Nash, H. DlBRELL, Pres't;
j. J. JOHNSON, Sec'y;
THOS. M. ALFRIEND, Cashier.
CAPITAL... -. - .--.......--.. 81 900.
WHOLE JOINT FUND PI.EDG ED FOR DEPOSITS.
This Bank of the People, in which the working
-aen well as the men OF means, may deposit all
their spare funds with perfect safety, and receive
interest thereon at the rate of per cent. per
annum for months or over. and per cent for
less periods, continues to receive deposits, In
large or small sums. The undersigned. as Cashier,
will issue certificates from A M. toe 2. M daily.
oc Aim ThOS. NJ. ALE RlEND. Cashier.
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STEBBlNS, PULLEN Il co,
I0I BROAD ST cor of oh

alg TO HUUsEn APEhs.- BY late ar
Ell s5rivas, we offer splendid varlety OF French
TE{n Dinner and Tea Sets; White Granite Ware,
AsAH in sets or single pieces Fancy Toilet Ware
of new, designs, Class Ware, Of every descTip-
mon Knives and Forks; Bronze iron Hat Stands
Tea Trays; Britannia Coffee and Tee grns; $.
ter Dishes; Fenders Ere lrQ M Cosi h9Gs' Foot
Mirrors; together with magnificent stock OF
rich Fame, Goods, all of which we offer as low as
such goods can be obtained.
I. A. BULKLEY & CO. lN Main st.