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sa Ricinio..A comuani0u Tor every Lad

IA Ricinio--A companion for every iadT's
toilet, bA'ns the only article in use whirh can %
relied upon Tor keeping the hair smooth dru 80 It's
place; mpatting lustre, preventing II from iail-
lng out and splitting, and becoming hart ana dTS
from The use OF water other causes. Lalns pre-
pared Of "A new oil, from which ali guminy HatteI
is extracted. IL does not leave the haif stcay nnt
soft and glossy, and prevents II from breaking
when braided or eurled, and Is designed ior ae-
hfb'ful and elegant hsir.dTesSins ,o D;.
Nam ST.. aud by ths proprietor, L. A. HuDNUr,
corner Broad and 18th sta 20 Win
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~ King. Premium Securing and Re-
+ lNlS IL w Ed n l'l' lHILNi t1AS L.
Tenth Street, bsttceen Nam and Cary,

r n
Tenth Street, bsttceen Nam and Cary,
RICHMOND. Va.
First Class Premium awarded At thu Mechanics
Fair In Baltimore, 1857.
The above kstabl shment ID one OF essential ser-
vice to ever, family, as It promotes habits OF
cleanliness and sr0n0n3y IN evers house hold.
Clothing laid by Soited, engender bad odors. are
injurious to health, and soon become worthless
from moth and mildslc whereas, If well secured,
the, would Ssrrs another season
Clothing secured at KINGS, ..rs done by an i'm
proved method unknown To any other Scourer.-
No injurious cherlicals used but simple,
harmless agent, which does not Inlure either the
color or fabrc-and which thoroughly extracts all
dirt and grease, rendering the worst garments
clean, sweet ard soft. Moreover, We never scOur
another's ciothtng IN llqaId once used-every ar
aot II that nGhe over THREE TgoTsANYb EfGHT
HUNDRED articles have been secured at KINGS
during the past year, without one single com
plant, disappointment or loss
Our punctuallty is a by word IN Richmond, and
during the first twelve months our business has
doubled our most anxious expectations. We hope
ion. - merit continuance OF this patronage.
WORK DONE AT OUR RE-FINIsHING ESTABLISH
HENT,
The only one of the kind in VirginaD
Dress Goods cut, folded and pressed for mer-
CHI ants.
Old stock of retailers re finished viz: Bareee
Rores, Tissues. Grenadines, Organizes, Lawns
ChallIes, &C., &c.
SEIZED Embroideries re-bleached and dressed as
Spoiled and widowed Black Kid Gloves re
dressed AS good rs new; and every description OF
Dry Goods re finished as new.
WORK DONE AT OUR SECURING ESTABLISH
MENT:
Gentlemen's Wrappers, Goats, Pants, and Neck
Ties, secured and pressed. Also. Ladies Cotf
Cioaks. Shaw IS, and Dresses, OF every fabrIc Boys
Ciothine; Infants Clothing Household Articles
including Rugs, Blankets, Table Covers, Piano
Covers, Crunh Cloths, &C., &c.
We also stIfi5n Black Laces, Lace Vels, ard
Lace Squares. and re-bleach Lace Curtains and
all fine hmhroideFes, including Sets, Collars
Sleeves, &c, &c. Our work IN this department is
unequaled.
We spoil none-we lose none-and we keep time
a fpgdgemeutS, w e conclude Wltn
quest At all those VINO have not yet gwen us a
trial, will now do so.
REFERENCES. M essrs. Kent, Paine Co.; FL
lett, pTewry IL Co Price Il Co, and over l,CUG
citizens EDWARD KING SON.
Scourers and Re hnshers.
10Th ST betw. Main and Cary, Richmond, Va.
N B.-Dyelng is not carried on by ns-our scour-
Ing trade much we weii'attsnd 10.
l1-lw
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BURNT TO DEATH.-Iu Lexington (Va.) on
Tuesday last, Il child of Mr.. Shoemaker, living
a few miles from town, fell into the fire and
was burnt to death. Only & few days pre-
vious, a negro girl, belonging to Mr.. George
". Johnson. of the Lexington House, met
with a similar fate.
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Observation-Disclosures James NJ. Mason spoke
at Wheeling, Va, Thursday night, for the
Breckenridge wing. Hon. John NJ. Bolts
speaks at Harrisonburg, Rockingh ham county,
Va, to-day. J. Randolph Tucker, Attorney
General OF Virginia, and Dr.. &. r Harris. OF
Culpeper county, spoke at Alexandria Fri
d4y nj Oh t, the first for Breckenridge and the
second for Douglas. Lytteton Tyler, one OF
the assis tant Douglas electors in Virginia. has
declined 10 serve. He says he has been a great
admirer Of Mr. D., but can't swallow his n IT.
folk speech, and will now support Breckin-
ridge
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Cores pondenee of the Richmond Dispatch.
Fare at Ailsghany College.
BLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA,

n
BLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS. Wax
Sept. 18Th, 1860. 5
The main building of "Aileghany College,
At this place. was destroyed by fire on the
nisht Of the 10Th inst The cabins and dormi-
80. however. were saved. The President
IL absent at this time, but we believe. and con-
fidently expect, that the school will go on,
as there is no encouragement among the peo
rle OF the county nor do we believe that there
/. any disposition on the part 0: either the
President or the Board of Trustees to falter in
the u undertaking. to go ahead with "Alleghany
Coilege," and make 1t a first-class institution.
Ii L Ii
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THE ELGIN HoRRoR-No steamboat disas-
ter OF equal magnitude has occurred on the
Lakes since the loss OF the ll-tated Atlantic,
Of the Michigan Central Railroad Line, ON
the nigh of the 2Oth of Angus, 1852, near
Long Point, by which over 30 lives were LOST,
mostly emigrants. The number of lives lost
with the Eigin, SO far as known, is 2s2.
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SALE OF PICTUREs.-In London, recently
twenty-five pictures of the choicest character
from the celebrated Btlvidere collection, were
sold by auction. They brought the magnf-
cent sum of Sl25,OGO. The " Immaculate Con-
centon,' by Murillo, was knocked down al
S45, 900.
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A BATTLE WITH INDIANS NEAR FORT KEAR-
NEY.-The San Antonio (Texas) Herald OF the
9TH inst. says that Capt. Surys command had
fought large body of the Camanehes, Kio-
was, and Cheyennes, sixty miles from Fort
Kearney, killing % of the enemy. TIE Amer
lean loss was trifiing.
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TERRIBLE STORM IN lTALY.-One OF the
most disastrous storms of thunder and hail
ever RENE IN bered, visited Turin and the neigh.
horhoou on the 2lst. Ii was, however, near
Ferrara, in the Papal States, that the tempest
reached lis highest point OF violence. Houses
were levelled TO the ground, church was de-
molished, and the priests at The altar, together
with So other persons, were killed.
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EXPORTS FROM SAN FRANCIsoo.-ltwasb but
= half dozen years ago that California was
importing all her breadstuifs and articles OF
food The following extract from the news
by the last overland mail shows vividly the
change that has taken place:
The ship Chambrian has cleared from San
Francisco tor New York with cargo OF - goo
sacks OF wheat. LOB baIes OF wool, 2,5UO hides,
aud otner domes nc products, valued at SOl,
0uO. The snip Moonlight will soon clear Tor
CHINA, carrying flour, hay, oats, vegetables,
and other articles suited tor the French ana
british armies. The Carrie Leland Will take
| "a similar cargo; the Pampero Will soon clear
| !or New York, with cargo OF wheat, &c
The Electra and Sackett are under contract 10
| load for Australia, with grain and Hour The
Sisurgis ard Johanna sun are chartered TO
| load grain tor Liverpool. The Coupe Is about
| fun OF grain tor Cork. Within SIXTY days
| twenty-fiv square rugged vessels have been
loaded at San Francisco for foreign ports IN
whole or in part with hour and grain.
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SAILED FOR EURoPE.-The steamship City
Of MaDches ter, from New York, Saturday, for
Liverpool. took out 10 cabin passengers, l3i in
The sieerage, and SiI2,3 in specie. The Full
ton, for Southampton and Hayre, took out eJ
passengers and S4i2,OO0 In specie. The Baya-
ria, Tor Southampton, Havre aud Hamburg,
took CUT 100 passengers and s250,OOO In specie.
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AFFRAY.-An affray occurred at Stevens
burg Culpeper county, Va, on the l1lh inst.
Daniel z. Brown shot III. Ryan through the
lungand VIM Berry man in the arm. Brown
was acquitted on the ground of seif-defence.
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n NEW MATERIAL FOR PAPER The pro-
position Of manufacturing paper from the
AHA, plant which grows wild, and in great
abundance, throughout the whole territory
OF Aigiefs, ~ under serious consideration by
the French Government,
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IA New Firm. Rev Goods. 1.-THE un-
derslsneG beg leave to inform the citizens of Rich
mond and vicinity that they nave just opened store
No. rs Main street, with as handsome and cheap Il
stock OF DRY Coz US, BOOTS and SHOES, as was
ever brOus hi to this market
Having purchased our entire stock for cash. we
are able, and VIII sell ~ extremely low prices for
cash. DIR tSS GOODS and DrMEsTiC GOODS
OF all kIfds and at all prices. BOOTS and HOES,
Al sizes aud prices. Don't forget the place, IS
Main street.
WERTHEIMER &.LOWENBERG.
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- THE FALL Trade ~ RtcYNosp-
ALEXANDER LII Il CO. have n hand one of
the largest and best SO ected stocks Of BOOTS and
SHOES TO DO iouad III the city. Country ,uerchauts
would do well 10 giys hem II call at l27 Main st,
where they will fad many goods suited to their
trade, bf.+ 70 lt-3t
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RRQUEST TO A COLLEGE.-The Will OF the
late Kew. William Neil, of Philadelphia, con.
;aiDs bequest of s., 600 to the Trustees of the
College of New Jersey, at Princeton, to aid
INDECENT students who may be preparing fol
the Gospel ministry.
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JAPANES l. TKADE.-Iue American barb
Pursu sailed from kauagawa for Shanghai
July 18th, with full cargo OF teas and silks
valued at half million dollars, said TO be the
most valuable cargo ever shipped from thai
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STATE MCsTER IN New HAMPsHIRE-Itis
decided 10 have general muster of ali the
militia in New liam! shire, III Nashua, this
iaii-the exact DAY tor which is not yet fixed
out probably some time early IN Ootober. 1t
Is estimated that about six hundred soldiers
viii parade
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HEAVY Loss.-On Tuesday last the Farm
ers' Bank of Cattskill, Greene county mailed
a letter 10 New York, containing their month
ly collec ton notes to the amount OF $4,000,
which letter is still missing, anu is supposed
to have been stolen.
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A RAGGED SCHOOL IN EGYPT.-The London
CT rres pondent of the Scottish q uardian says
ITO show how London example aud influence
act, may mention that there is now a ragged
school about TO be established at Cairo, in
Egypt, for MosieIn children"
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GAS WORKs.-There are Isl gas compan les
in the Union, with capital of nearly S50OUO,-
600 The State of New York has II Penn
sylvania As; Massachusetts 40; Illinois -,
and Ohio 30. There are in Great Britain
nearly l, 100 gas works, three to our one.
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A NAUTICAL ACHIEvEMEET.-Capt. Dayton
has made a voyage from Norfolk Va, To New
port h l. in - hours, in one-m tasted sail
boat having no cabin or accommodation for
sleeping. He arrived on Monday last The
boat is - feet long, and feet beam. He put
into but one port on the voyage, and mat
was at Greenport, l.. l. Having ne room tor
a caboose, his provisions We're laid in ready
cooked on the voyage the boat was knocked
over by a squalI, when 80 miles from landing,
filing it half full of water, and washing eve
rything movable off the deck overheard, in
GLIDING his oars. Capt. Dayton designs re-
turning TO Norfolk by way of Long Island
Sound, thence by sea from Sandy Hook 10 the
Capes of Virginia.
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THE CURE-A man named Mcclure was
arrested In Newark day or two since on
charge of beating his wife. He paid his fine
promptly and then returned home and eloped
wi tn his Wife's sister
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THE 17TH.--The l7lh of September was the
day on which the Constitution OF the United
States was done in Convention in 1857, George
Washington, President and Deputy from fIr-
ginia, in witness thereof, subscribing his name.
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HIS WEALTH.-Mr. Shaw the rich old bach
elor at ST. Louis against whom Effie Cars stang
brought that famous breach of promise case
is assessed $3.50 go for real estate, and Sl3,500
for personal property. Ellie is still living at
St. Louis.
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ARREST OF FAST You've MAN.-JChn S
Brush Il youth 10 years OF age, employed ia
entry clerk in the store of Mills & Ray, New
York has been arrested, charged with having,
within the past few weeks taken shawis 10
the aggregate value of SOLO from the store OF his
employer. On Tuesday night an officer fol
lowed hlm to paWn-shop. Here he entered
and pawned Two shawlS. and, as he was re-
ceiying the money, the officer arrested him
He at first assumed an air OF injured inno-
cence, but finally acknowledged his guilt
and admitted having stolen 81 shaWls OF the
average value OF sIU each. Brush confessed Il
All intimacy with a woman who cost him 3
great deal OF money. Sometimes, he said his
suppers with her cost him $50 and his livery
bill for q single week was $40
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GEN. LANE IN CINCTNNATI.-AmOng the dis
tinguished visitors a. the United States Agri-
cultural Fair in Cincinnati is General Jose phi
Lane. II is stated that the General has farm
OF about thousand acres in Oregon, and that
upon the farm are about q thousand head oi
cattle.
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WHOLESALE MAHUMISsioN.-Dr Thomas
Butts, of Southampton, Va, who died recent
iy, has directed IN his Will that all his SER
wants, ll5 IN number, shall be freed.
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ACQuIrTRD.-Frederic Foard, student at
the University of North Carolina who killed
Watson, resident OF the village OF Chapel
HILL last spring, was tried last week and ac-
quilted.
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In this city, on the evening Of the 18th instant,
JULIA DOUGLAS. infant dausE OF THOMAS
and Christiana Allgood. aged montSs aud 4days
"a LynchOurg papers please copy.
At the residence of her father: IN HEM .e6
county, Sept. 18th, at ~ O'Clock M M ELlooA
NEWELL, infant daughter OF Polly anu Thomas
Tyler, aged Is months.
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HORSES kILLED.-The Virginia and Ten
uessee train coming east, on Wednesday last
when near Big Lick, III Roanoke ran over aud
killed two horses belonging 10 Mr.. John Call
iagaQ.
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- The funeral of Mis-. NJ. A. ID. CAHLI On
w1fs OF Ambrose Carlton. will take place from ~
paul's Church, this vi ondayI evening" at o'cl X
The friends of the family, and thuse OF James
Gardner aud William ii. Hubbard, are respectful
ly IuViteu % attend,
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PENNSYLVANIA PoLITlCS.-Hon. Henry NJ.
Fuller, Chairman of the Union State EXecu-
tive Committee. has called a meeting OF the
committee at Harrisburg, on the 9th instant,
for the purpose OF completing the electoral
ticket and selecting candidate for Governor.
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FOREIGN DEMAND FOR BEEADsTUI

FOREIGN DEMAND FOR BEEADsTUFFs.-We
unders tand that advices are expected by the
next steamer OF q decree Of the Spanish gov
ernmeDt admitting breadstufs Tree into that
couptry. We hear also that the supply OF
material for making bags is altogether made
quate TO the wants OF the grain trade, and that
makers have large orders on hand for future
deliyery-N Y Post
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aSilks, Silks, Silks.

GREAT REDUCTION
We have this day marked down our stock 81
FALL md WIN TER SILKS so per cent, and
viii sell them without regard 10 cost Please cal
and ex anime. SAM'L Nj PRICE X co.
Pts
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IA. Where do You buy Shirts,
4 = - II fAA

Do you want something that will fit we'll, wear
well and make genteel Appearance?
Then take some advice and buy at l09 NJ ain st .
where good stCcs can be seen, tn all the above
points guaranteed aud warranted
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRTS.
SHOULDER SEAN Shirts!
SHOULDER Fam SHIRTSit,
Remember, 100 Main street, liz the place
Sc l3-ts WIS. TUPMAN, Agent.
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MARRIED.
DIED

In this CITY; on the 18th inst BY The Rev Moses
Hoge. HUob MARTIN and AGNES L. NTH
dauGhter OF IL. Gray, Esq, vi New YORK
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City Point, Sept. II, 1860
City Point Sept. II, lSoO.
ARRIVED.
Str. Virginia, Kelly, Phla eIphla.
SAILED.
Ship Lydia Dennis, Bordeaux.
Schr. Rnrgen. Enla Now Nnrk.

Schr. Bergen, Cole, New YORK.
NEW YORK, Sept. l3--Cleared. schrs. Marga-
Emellne, McLean, Il edmond. Sept l4th. Arr d,
schrs Tiger, Norfolk; Louisa Reeves, l., man,
Vrglnia-I2th inst, Oft Great Egg barb0r, !" a
n. W squat lost mqlnsall; same day, of be
cum, while lying ut anchor. repairing damages,
lost her best anchor. Sept. 18TH: CID, Steam
folk. ARID, schr GOLDEN Gate. ForfolK.
BALTIMORE, sept l4.-Arf'd, schr. John. W.
Ford, Richmond. CID, schrs. Dorothy. Haynes,
Fredericksburg; e. Kemp. Petersburg. Sent 10
ARID, schrs. J. I. WIlnams, Richmond; r. Mer-
win, do; Ontario, Newbern, n. G. Cid, steamer
Geo. Peabody, Richmond.
ALExhND8IA, Sept. II CID schr VIM. Byrnes,
Richmond Sept. l5gh.--Arr'd, schr. Lucy a. Or
burg.
NoRFoLk, Sept. H.-Ceared, schr. Bennett,
Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. A-Crd, Stmr. City of
Richmond Richmond; Sehr J. R. McFse, Suffolk,
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THE CAPTAIN q ENKRAL OF CUBA has is
sued circular, declaring 1t to be his inten-
ton. by every means in his power, to prevent
the continuation If the slave trade, and eau
tioning all the civil functionaries TO use every
exartion to nut q ston to il.
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COWS, &c, FOR SALE
u~ FOR SALE ASD H,K ltyZ +,

sEH NEW GOODs-CBINA, GLASS ANp
AHEaRTHENWA AREA large ard Nssrr,
EfSH lected stock Of French CANA ana " -
sa.J Granite Dinner. Tea, and Toilette -.
Faacy Decorated Toilette Sets Also "a g g.,
riets Of Fancy French Goods, Work Boxes ~,
Cases, Toilette Roxts. with Bottles, Bronze -
uettes, kc.. all of direct importation. Aso'''
sealing Fruit Jars. OF the best patterns u,lt
All that are IN want of the above arte'es -,,|s
do well to call and examine our stock rs We IN.
We can make It to their Interests 70 purcHss1e,
$50. J. SUMNER CO =
Iron Front Buildings, Governor stee -
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mARINL IN1HLLlGLECA.
PORT of RICHMOND. sEPTEABEI IS.
HIgA Wa.sr fhis day tMondayl 6 a'esoek.

ARRIVED.
Sch-. Louisa BIrcsalI, Soper, Albany, lumber,
Jas. 3 Stevenson and L. A. Parker.
steamship Roanoke, Couch New York, mdZe
and passengers, Ludiam atson:
Schr. Entire, kennIer, Albany. lumber, l.. +
Ragland Co.
Schr. Lucy White, Drey, cement.
Schr. South Wind, Mitchell, Baltimore, guano,
A. y. Lee.
schr Mary Eliza, Moorcock, Jas. River, wheat,
Logan Waller.
Sehr. D. Herbert, Myers, light
schr. Buena Vista, Robey, New York, ice, Crit
fin and ray ior.
SAILED.
Steamer Belvidere, n-en. Baltimore, ndze. and
passens gers, d. Il ". Currle.
Steamer Virginia, keley, Philadelphia mdze
and passengers, G. p. Cardozo.
ochr. D e Guyther, Kerwin, Baltimore, mdze
w. ID. ColquIttCo
Schr. DGvid Hale, Conkin, down the Iiver,
light.
Sohr Jno. Allen, Baltimore, -four, s. McGruders
Sons.
Schr Martha Collins, Collins, flour, s. McGru-
ders Sons
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DRY GOODS, CARPETINas, g..
NALL AND WINTER SALES
L FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
2 N a.

BREEDEN n FOX,
2H Broad ttreet,
VIII open on MONDAY. I7th September their
full stock of GOODS, embracing I'll the new de-
slFns In LADIES' Dress Silks, Printed Mouselines,
French Merinos. Irish PeplIus, Vaierclas, Va
loGrs, Nc. with full stock of PLANTATION and
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Having imported part Of our o R L q n
GOODS direct. We think we can offer extra IL Guee
ments to our city and country friends.
ELOAKS, MhNILES and SHA W LIS, OF the
most fas honabie Styles IN Velvet, Cloth and othsr
uRterI,is.
CARPETlNGS, DRUGGETS and RUGS-A full
stock. in Velvet. Tapestry, Brussels, Three ply
ana ngrain ell Of which we shall oil on the most
reasonable terms. BREE DEN X PIX,
Sc I7-Mo& Ih2t III broad 81.
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Williamsburg, VA. Aug. Goth, 1850 au 30-lm
tNTANTED-A PARTNER, with cash capital
w OF 81 900 or SIS 900. to engage IN mechanical.
business, already established. TO 4 steady, IN
dustrlous man, of good business capacity. who
would devote his whole attention 10 the business,
money can be made. For Information, address
"MECHANIC,' Box No. Il, Richmond Post Of
fee, stating where an Interview can be had.
2--tS
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FOR SALE AND RECT.

81, FOR RENT Or LEASE-The LOPTI
20 over the store of the Subscriber. No IA NJ.
kE-A street. Eagle Square cOmpus he D.. Sd
and 4tb stories. The secoud ant third floors irout
IS feet, running back l6T feet to a ~ foo. alley
These rooms have an entrance. front and Terf,
with hoist-way attached; are hight and airy, and
are admirably adapted for Il who esale Notions or
Fancy Goods business For terms, NC Apply 10 the
subscriber, JOHN I. GRAY, Druggist,
sc H-2w 10. l7 Main 81.
a., FOR RENT-The RESIDENC on
EHs Leigh, second door from 9th nov occupied by
A-A DR.. b. Wathall, with as hXtures, hot AIt
cold water cool KING range, water closets, Nc. Ap-
ply at once on the premises, or tn q 20. K PEAsE,
Carr street. lse H-tsl J. WALTZ Ill.
rHs FOR REM three story BRICK TEN
E@s EhENT, with six rooms, on Grace street, Re
as.a 25th and Goth streets Also. fut sale, al
of the FURNITURE IN the house, which Is neSI-
~ new. Inquire at thus office. sel4-&
81, FOR RtTr-The Residence at the
ss:s corner of Grace and 9Th streets, occnped by
-I1 Il. Watkins. with gas gas fixtures, BATH hot
and cold water, cooking range, water closet, a2
TIE office Will be rented either with th0ut ~
residence. Also Tor rent, very Ceslreble ROOMS a
the Law BUILDING Apply at once TO WIN. ;. Cop
TON, Ito lse l2-5tI Il Il. MINOR
~, ROOMS FOR RENT Corner Of craze
k3;ia = nd FOushee streets, IN the house formerly
AiA occupied by Il. p. Letebvre. Apply 10 Hrsssr
sets VIM. 6. WILLIAMS
~, FOR REST-HOUSE-O Union Hi. con.
s:s taIrin. four rooms, and the usual oat- houses
LII Is located near Mr. las Tyter's and Ii.
muAl SEAMS. Pres $50. Possession hal m
medlatey Use J is RO II NJ,
*, FoR N r. ~ f ROOMS and APAhl-
Is. Vi ENTS on Main street bet @sen 8th and sa'
Sc G~2T S'0' W '''0 0. 4. CRENSHAw.