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Z
NABvILLz, June Both, 1901
NNHIS Bank has this daE declared Dividend Of ThisFe1
dollars and theeq share, out Of the surplus On
undivided profits CT the Bank payable to those who receive tnr
dividends Nashville follows, viz Ten cent and All ir.
tonal parts 800 in cash. from AID aer this da
and the balance either osh stock At par az ns open
Of the Bank, on or after September II, 1900
By order Of the Board ID. WEAVER OAanisf.
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We have received our Spring and Summer Stock
Of Clothing and Furnishing goods for Men and Boys
wear which we are Offering very cheap at No. 20,
Pubic Square WARD. BERMINGHAM a. Co
April 18th 2n
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Indicates he Weater "A Aaes IA lipGaes
the treat nrmber Of cefHsaIes azd TsSSa reesS-
Cd in relation 10 this wonderful fant % y 10 refer
to the folowng known Of the nsss dstnguishsd
and scie1tifc men o. the Union, such
Gen. Harding, Davidson county:
ThoEas Harding, Esq, =
Aris Brown, ESQ,
Lucius Polk. &sq, Maury couaty;
Thomas eowdey, ESQ, tJeSslsrl Nsshyills
David Sanders, Rag, Carthage, Tenn;
Prof. 6earge Backie Ha5hsllei
Bowling DO
81 Lindsey, do
Draper. New YorE UniseTsy; g.. -.
Franklin Bache, Author Of the United States DseHsAs
~. PhilEdelphis;
" John kilin7ton, Renphis eedieai OyisSsi
" Lewis Agsssiz, CamhEidge . University, Mas
q Joseph Henry, Smithsonian lnsitatsi
- Riddle University q L0uiliAna, y VI
James SaEord, Cur1berlRzd OEiFersiy' AeoAoooi
a 0 Curry, Knoxville. Ielnerres
Hon. Judge Baxter. Nashville;
L Up Nicholson Washi1aton, =
Rector = @ Smith, Columbia
Hon John Marshall, Attorney AZ Lay, franklin Tenn
Rev Hr Lapsley, Carthage 1eiln-
Thousands Of equally a. frlAe - s 1919 ee~ y
given but Tor want Of space
prise ~ So az phar sent b lnsil geo.
N. ~. Serfs and County RigAts for Sais 4dersss,
STRETgH a FeIkBESs Drzggsil, Nashville, Tea
Agents for b. United States. nN~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-14

PROGREss OF THE Census TAKNG.-0ficial infor-
nation Las been received at the Census Office of tie
completion of their duties by of the Assistant
MARSHALL in several Of the States. and the samples of
work which have been transmitted to the bureau
indicateSthe general execution of the work in
ner highly satisfactory 1t is the first time in the
history Of the government that the census of any
district in che United States has been completed
within month of the time fixed by law for the COM
mencement Of the enumeration. 1t would appear
that the instructions have been well understood
and faithfully executed. The number of marshals
and assistants is about five thousand and the prose-
cutOn of this work will distribute about one and
half millions of dollars throughout the country.
The cost Of the last or seventh census was one mil
lion three hundred thousand dollars.
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Congregational Nominations.

CHICAGO, July PAT the Democratic Convention
OF the Ninth Congressional District of Indiana
yesterday, c. W. Cathcart was nominated for Con-
gress by reclamation.
MILWAUKEE, July 12-The Republicans of the
First Congressional District yesterday, nominated
John F. Potter, by reclamation. for reelection to
Congress
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, July I2.-Francis w. KEEL
logg was nominated for reelection to Congress by
the Republicans of the THIRD District
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-14

FRANKFORT. July 13.-The Bell party have nOmi-
mated Leslie Combs for Clerk of the Court of APP
peals
River News.
LOUISVILLE, July I3-The river is stationary with
FIVE feet five inches water IN the canal.
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Hcnd,s Rcnnr1s.

Copies Of the first volume of HEADS Reports are
deposited, and will remain for subscribers and
others wishing TO buy, until the LIST of September
next with the Clerks Of the Supreme Court at Jack
son. Nashville and Knoxville the Clerk of the Chan
Gerry Court at Memphis and the Clerk of the Com
mon Law Court at Chattanooga
lime I4-dtw&wtf
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CITY NOTICES.
bargains i'm Shoes,

Fall purchases, we have selected out an as
sOrtment Of boots, shoes and CATERS for Mems,
Boys, Ladies, Misses and Children, of light sum
mer wear, winch we will sell at COST FOR CASH !!
Most of them good shoes.
EARRAR DIsNr-rEs 4 Co
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-14

FRANKLIN COLIEGE.-Rev. W. D. CARNES has been
elected to the Presidency of Franklin College, loca
ted near this city, IN the place of Rev. T. flaming
resigned, and will enter upon his duties at the
mencement of the next session. Mr.. Cans was
formerly President of Burritt College, in Van Buren,
County, and more recently of East Tennessee Uni
versity, at Knoxville, in each of which positions he
gave ample evidence of his qualification to take
charge of an institution of high order. The friends
and patrons of Franklin College will have cause to
congratulate themselves upon the accession of Mr..
CARNEs to the Faculty of that institution He is
inenty qualified for the position, and will add to the
already deservedy high reputation oRthe College.
The announcement of the seventeenth session of
the College will be found in our advertising clumns.
The Memphis Enquirer reports two deaths from
stroke in that city, resulting from the heat Of
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-14

May Tern-Order Of Publication
VAMEs A. Chiffon and his wife vs. John NJ swan ana N
I'D Mitchell Be remembered that the lh dsy Of May,
1860 motion Of comp by counsel 10 the above cause
and appearing the satisfaction Of the Court that me SAID
Defendant William MITCHELL is resident OF the state oil
Tennessee and therefore The ordinary Of this court can
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Specie

90 Acres per 100 Acres, per
80 :" 8. - zoe | 100 "a GO
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-14

GROVER q BAKERS NOISEL ESS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
The Best IN Use.
USES NO SHUTTLE.
Sews from two SpOols.
NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE Co.,
r7-dwtf No Public Square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-14

Mr.. BUTLER having resigned the agency OF the
adams Express Company in this city, Mr.. FRANZ
NEELY has been appointed and entered upon the
duties Of that position This is most excellent ap-
pointment
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17

slery Cabinet Imperial Vim Ang ais in quarts pin
and half pns, for sale by principal rocers and wine
Dealers
R5-orders for direct importation received by
S. D. GRATIAA & CO.,
nl9 2n3m 50 Customhouse street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17
Sesceu n. Taylor,


IMPORTER OF FINE OLD WINE LIQUORS, ETC,
ID and Is Royal street,
Has now in store large supply the celebrated DE
BQUzY CHAMPAGNE in quarts and pnts also other brands
viz: CHARLES HEIDsEIoK PIPER HEIDsEICK PAR
MENTlER, and other brands of inferior quality.
large assortment of the best Old Shees such AMoNTI
LADo TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MADEIRA Of
direct mporaon other Maeas lower grade Superior
Old London Dry Dock POKT, and of less grade
The celebrated SAZARAC BRANDIES-yfn,age 1895, 179S
1902 and lS05a large supply always All grades Of
CLAREf and WHITE WINES In glass and wood Wits
kYSseoch and Irish Old Rye, Bourbon Wheat Whis.
k3s SCOTCH ALE and PORTER, pirts quarts COR
1ALs, etc. My usual assortment of the WINES which
III be sold reasonable any house in the city
SEWELI I. TAYLOR
o. 2pif Nos. 10 and Is Royal street.
As to the above Brandes shees Madeas Ports and Cham
am satisfied house the city produce as good
better the prices ANY can have dozen of
each named wines they produce at the same price
two prices If they the judges dsntereed
parties the good with anything for sale in the
ratio.
nI9 2ptf SEWELL T. TAYLOR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17

STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, city Of New Orleans !
Be it remembered that day of December 1850
before the subscriber Justice of the Peace
city Aforesaid personally appeared 0mer Gaard President
and A. Schneider Secretary the Citizens
Company New Orleans who beng duly according
law do depose and say that the above and
true and transcript books of said Company
o. GAILLARD, President
A. sCHREIBER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this day. December
Is, $780, ARTHUR SAUCER
Third Justiceof the Peace for the Parish Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved pay six per
eret the outstanding Certificates Of Profits the years
1877 1858 and 1879 and after the MONDAY in Feb
ruary next
-TRUsTEEs-
Geo W. West, e. z. HINT,
JAS A. White, NJ. Mnsson,
Douglas West Martin Gordon Jr,
D. Ja1nson Euma AuEastfn
Ar. Mltenberger, Cesaire Olivier,
J. Leisy, A. Bohn
0mer Gaillard.
The Company eoRtinue against the ers of the ses
and rivers and loss and damage by rates If
premiums.
Ra- Office, No 8 CarondeIet street. al If
CLARET. .cLARET. ...cLAREr.
Several casks very superior CLARET WINE direct iupora
t2n, in store and for sale by
oil Ct PETERS t ADAMS, 81 Tchoupltoulas street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17
Champagne !!

CHAS, FARRE, LATE MAX SUTAINR & CO..
Rheims,
Purveyors TO the Courts of France Spain Prussia also
the celebrated Wellington Club, London.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17

Hlcnt Of genuine Uhhmpagne, Claret and Kline Wines
BY G. E. GIRARDEY 81 Co.
@. e. GIRARpEY, Auctioneer
Office No. 81 Magazine street.
TENHURSDAY, December 20, Mt IL o'clock A.
NJ office, by Of the close consgn.
n!enl, will be sold
10 baskets genuine Chateau d. Champagne, quarts
$50 boxes White Wine. 'Rudeshener.t f.4's
ITO Johann, berg
aS~TERMS-sums under Slt6 cash; over that
app owed
rhe special attention of consumers
d
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17
ew Orems Gully creseent uaaay Botaa lsmber H. 1860
4artfular AotGfs.

SECOND DISTRICT PUBEIc SCHOOLS
Secfetaryis Office !
RB-NofIce Is hereby given that ON the 18th
Ins examination Wall be held Of candidates French and
English The exana ion win take place
this office At o'clock r. VI.
dill st AUG. CAfsARD, Sscretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17
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Rs'sssseNes

ALIEN CON LACE SIMS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-05
FAIL AND WINTER
CI,O q " HI n GIL

nARRNCOrT HARRIS co have reeesed and are stu re-
S-ng ere The largest aud desirable s.oc5 Of READY
MADE CT rHING they have here had, consisting OF eve
10 Clothing Eahlslmens. Their q thrg
gnu turrd b. iheu very best mleras and 10 the
mcst fa,honatle aud substantial Thy have advan
taees tqua Cng Hotse and viii sell as low the los
est and garment they sell They have, also
Ens assortment Of CULnRENs aud BOYS CLOrhISG which
hey are selling tnususlv n you wish any hag 10 he
Coius CHEAP call a, No ll2 Nan Street and
DARRACOrf, II tRRIS co,
a. sal0
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EDUCATION.
soU.rHERN FRmALR INSTITUTES.


TTJHE Eleventh Session Of this Intgon viii The
IL nrst Monday October next and close the Last day Of
June, 1850. - =,
the Assistant TeAchers his employ, simply saying thai he'll aid
ed by eleven roughy qu9d nsracto ana that every tho
will be made the high reputation and select ehArsetei
Tse advantages offered the department mcsc yoc and
are unsurpassed Ts most accomplished teachers
in the city are epoyed and particular attention paid 90 this
Two Senen rssred and educated In Paris and speaking
The pure French reside The family Of the Prndps whose
pcca ouy speak ienea hahtualy with al those Fho az
studying the anguAse II s confidently asserted that ss mu1
AMI pure French spoken IN s honse - IN any ShoO
The saSIscs Of Natural Philosophy Chemistry fully T.
by experiments the s atu the ln9uate
being complete ys any IN she s'ate -,
EpecAl Eenon given e5o 70 the Study Of History Ehgrh
literature Rhetoric and sadns-A portion Of the course boh A.
tacdve Al d profitable.
The Plnepa with pride 10 the following list Of PATAoS
Hon A. Wise, sorfok, va Con NJ y Msury, Nst %
Rev wm Sparrow Theological Seminary, Alexandra; kev r
Slaughter cupPs Rev u ks1a' Rev s,S'gs mSOS0'as
Morson r And.rson, drattsn James Lyons Z Price
VIM Palmer, ool Yopa ne Col MuIOrS a RnihsT. e
land WIN Clark J. b. Carringlon HALIFAX Srae, dIee-
brier Va St George Cooke, PovhAtl Dr. r. stuart King
bemar A PeAo j. w. Carroll New Orleans r Baylor, Essey;
Mrs HsrI.son, Lower Bsndon Col Dabney Dry Cove,
Mss bryce seHsr clarAsyie, Tenn Hon g. H. Lee, Clars
made also to the Facilities Of the Virginia Military
IustGie and William and Mary College 70 Professors Bedl9e'
TERNs
Board Washing and Lights ss2s %
Preparatory Dep Aftaent ~ "
Latin Modern Lsngesges, 10 classs, EACH 20 10
Music, Vocal Plane, Harp Organ or Guitar, per 40
Drawing Or Painting In oil $40 to 80 90
Use Of Instruments per month ............. 81
PAYABLE onsha Isl October balance on the 5h OF February
For further particulars for catalogue address The Pr3epa
l9-sm Box 81, Richmond Va.
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
OF GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd 4TH,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
A M DrpuY. A.M......... .PENcIPlL.


TbyHE next session Insson will the let Of
October 1890 End will terminate the 3Oh JGue, 1851
The Principal viii be sded heretofore, by well selected
corps Aans who with their ability and experience cannot
fall 10 rive satisfaction -.
The Boarding Department viii be under the management Of Mr.
and AirS Dupuy assisted by Mrs Mary osssel formerly osa
yannah They win reside In the Seminary with the young
ladies will exercise Pdrdl care and control over those
committed 20 their charge. ,
The success attended this effort establish In the city
Of Seminary Of the FIRST class has encouraged
the Principal provide ample for the next
session The buildings being enlsrg'd aud mpor AM
uodheat will be made IA them, which viii add greatly to their
comfort The lodging large and well
ventilated and than four boSrdes will ooed
py one room The viii he well arranged for the
accommodation Of The pupils - -
vs.bGr, f,si ana i,,lta ........... 50 GO
T,itt1r Il, Inc Prrparstorr peparneut go o.
do-n ordinary Riglsh brancho ........ 80 o.
do IN advanced do do ...................... ~ W
DO in Modern and Ancion. Languages, 20 90
Musc and Instrumental (Pano and Gutar) for one
Lesson hour per week 90 W
yr tvo leaa5ns Of one hour each per week .. 81 90
Ia ~ piano - ........................ 10 20
Drsvire in crayon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so 70
psinti1S IN Waier colors 90 90
psIstinS IN on ......................... 90 90
payable the lst OF oc sGO and the remainder on
the 18th Of Fsby, 1861
made to Rev Dr. Moses D. Hoge and 10 any OF the
krner patrons Of the school,
Catalogues OF the Seminary containing detailed tnoina
on obteed any bookstore In the city or by spPea
NJ" ~ AN. DUPUY..
jyil Hnhnond, Va
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INTERESTING WORK.

INTERESTING WORK.
JUST PUBLISHED.
DISCOURSE ON TIE LIFE AND CHARACTER OF EX-G0vER-
NOR IITTLEr0N WALLEa TAzswELL@ Delivered be
the Norfolk Va and citizens generally, the
goth tay ofJune, 1850. BY Hugh Blair Grisby, IL D.
Price 7Sc
presents Life Of the nguhed states- Lawyer and
Scholar attractive h II traces the which
masug such msn; the history o his aneesors
peciay OF his distinguished grandfather Judge Waller and his
distngushd fsher Judge Henry Ta=ewe OF Mr. John
wckhAm the members Of the diamond Bar In early me Of
the orok Har IN sig Of Norfolk the epoch eonrSted
with Norfolk Of 1867 oi the OF Gov fSEsvel In the
the House 81 Representatives In the Sen.
ste Of the United sate aad Ia the Virginia Convention Of 1879
go the history and times during the life Of the Cover
nor
Such incidentally tourhes topics Of urpassng
interest the scholar IN polite sud the patriot and will be
read with plsasrre lover Of the Old Dcmrn The
work Il one indeei which v fnd pefmsLent pace 10 the H
erlur and history State Handsomely pr nted snd bound
IN 'i0'i ''0: i'' '-@ JAS wooDHoUsE CO.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.

K Ne adysrissni eonsdsied By the month o. year
unsls specified ne Manuscript previously agreed upon te'
tssea the pArties
A. adyefssent marked the copy r Epecaed nun
bs of Insertions continued anti ordered ana payment
eE1rtel accordingly.
80 gEsuAa AnrxErrzsr-foa avoid any misunderstanding
oath nart Of Annual Advertisers h proper STATE dfi
Aa. ther prges only extends siaedlts basns Rsal
nie Legal and an other Advertisements sect By them % Be A
adFtoaai charge. and no vurialon-
Ftfe and General Agents Advc .acents not 90 Be
insd the yca but % BE- charged at The usual rates subject
10 sach Iiscounis shall be agreed upon.
- Booksellers tnd yearly advertisers generally, engaging
or more squares Eh he privilege Of change shall not on er
Fry avcrage lny uce insert than he aas1nt
agd upon l. tac sngng under hc contract and All e1eec
ilng ruch amour; q Be charged as the usual rates
AIserssenis Inserted IN The SemWeckly Whg a Is eenis
M SQUARE o. lines for the first Insertion and so cents
osr t1aar. f,r each c,ut-ruancs or weekly, Is cents
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WHAT THE PRESS HAS SAID IN RELATION 10
THE DRAGON:

FEJHkT OLD sEEPENT ie DEVIL and sATAN and Br. sTA
CY's eor: identity lin, and the hrurg his head, In The
Immediate future.
Yrnu the IiciIacud whi5 Aug 10. 1850.
IisroaY DEACON Mr. HargrBye While, Of this city
published small volume entitled The Dragon that Old
Serpent the D-y Fstsu vhs head mus. be bruised 10 the
tonS ~ Con'efs among the Nsons" The author Is Mr.
sacy Of Richmond intelligent geo'emen who has devoted
uch tine 20 e S'E5y Of tie cphecs the object " the pub
fact hs kpocslypSc g the History q the Church. written By
dbse" ard tfersby suAt'n nter.t IN tie subject
which Gay ead 10 preparation for the events that are rapidly
approaching"
Froui TIE Relglous Herald Aus. i6ih 1890
Modern cnmue1sres The prophecfs Of The Apocalypse,
constitute xeaye cs aren o. religious literature; bgt
reading IN thst department limited that unable 10
decide how far Mr. stacy entitled TO he credit OF originality
views Etch ,te both lnEerou and novel
Thoe Who feel an interest 10 the attempt 70 dnd the recent po
cal revelations OF Europe on the poHhec page snd rom that
page Tevoctous yet In the verb OF tine should not
overlook the present work. rs he ping complete the survey Of
rrny-ded thor clear the peTpe0.
ties which embEITa,s enquiry and provoke oisseui.
Prom the Central Presbyterian. Aug 18th.
The apoesiypc sion OF john has any commentaries
ihAn oh poon Of Bise Not only elemen, brtlsy-
large nubers and 10 successive have esisyed 20
IN tao hapss the pasth pas ing and the fu-
The work Of VII part 81 the iie h gwen above e
last o these which -e h5ve see7 and the suhor Of which,
layman of ,hls city M has not undertaken 70 give fol-
eSpoon of the Apocab psr bet simply ahory Of the Dra
qon and fortified lions
ous history for which he largely upon London
Chronicle az other Tnyk pc sdicas II Is much richer this
respect works Of the knd spd the general reader
impressed by he Iecspu alton of events snd BY the notices
OF some of IN the Passing drama The Is
neatly gotten up and y most probably he In demand many
minds are engaged looking passing events foreshadowns
those which are 10 cone
the Philadelphia Presbyterian.
This little designed n Illustrate the mplicsble Of
ayen ihe Church. and does not prend TO theo
nv OF INTERPRETATION " IA intelligent and IN respect may be
mistaken veTs and safely SIT down with the
hand 20 lister 10 the conventional views OF
reasonable and well Informed fiend
Pn- sse nv sl Booksellers. Price Sic. se6-lm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-05

NOTICE
YE subscriber having made change IN lis business the lSt
o. July last makes necessary hat al accounts due him pre-
that time 81 ul be closed Ne wcu, therefore, ask OF
hs old ud forward and discharge her
Indebtedness Thankful t. fyors. De would eonuu'
their patronage to the concern OF sPENcE GARY
No 10, cor Main and lSth Sts
Richmond, Aug. 90. 1850 aqs0
C0PAHTNf RSBIP.
HAVE the day .s-oeiatri with the Merchant Tailoring
i and R.ady Made CT ih' Busiaes, WM. q CAREY, oi
Boyiion Mrckrbugg Co.. Va said partnership 70 date from
July iS The business whersaer be conducted under The
name ard style Of rp nee Carey
Grateful very 5ea patronage have received for the
past years would respectfully ask c1niuaaae, oi te
s.us 10 the ne4 coneern. 4. SPENCE.
y8i NJ. i20 corner Of Main and IL h -treet
IMPROVED FRkECH YOAE SHiEF EMf0RlU1.
GentlemenS Furnishing Goods
NNTE have now on shr an priees qualities
w and styles which closing out ~ reduced prices
These made win the famous impEOyed French
Yoke, and warranted % o..
Our sOreui o Ties CAvais can't be bes, In the city Of
Hchn nd
would call attention large stock Of Under SHIFTS and
Dfavcs1 which h n and contains fun lines In slid, Gaaze
Neriaot, Linen ani Cotton
We facilities FOR making shirts 70 order Al
possible notice, and perfect ~ wNrranted
Also, On hanl. Hle stock Of Ready Made Ci-th
SrUXrEvANr 4 MAGWTRE,
No street. Cur i1th
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-05
L4EeE STOCK OF
NEW FALL GOODS

j. MilIhiser & Bros.
VHE sks plxu lriom tleuds patroni snd he
w public rail- tia, W. ave opened very extensive
sortu en-, Of Ew y0O sdspsd The pre-
ing season prepared 70 u then favorable
terms aud los prices anil having puryha IKE
In anything u - Dry Goods Hne, viii we'll % give
sxsmi son Il only 9, find W. are selling Good.
At "e esnnoi, advertisement ih leading
syles Of Goods have IN tt1re but thst
erammrd and snmef full of rood bargains no
douhi will he with Gust .nef u they
We sell the beat BLACK SILK 10 the CIV
We selltha b,st sl-Eool FLANNEL st 25 cents
Wei the largest and eheapst FRsNCH EMBR0ID.
ERlfS IN the ety.
oARrETINGs and RUGS In great variety, and cheap.
J. HlLLHIsER 4 BRO,
sent l93 Br al Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-05

A B. MOORE, Agent,
"A. oary grest, near Columbian Hotel.
OGsIs low, for cash
New Oileans Aolasses IN half bbls
Ouaa, Euscavsdo ana Porto Rlco DO and Syrup
Hh hbblA fau,ily Roe Herhngs and Maskerel
IS Pals Refned Leaf Lard
Prime Bacon Hans, 81 ulders aad Sides
PatsEt spsrin, Aiu,n'e and TAI,ow Candles
lFoTn and Black fmpeatne soars
Old Dom nion NAILS aad shoe Taeks
ealt; Sop CATb sCda
Ece-siAreh
Chewing and snekng Tobaces Gnd Ciga1
Cotton and Hemp Cord
Lamp Wick
N o. and Ex. Cofes Sugar
Mocha, Jaws Lag ssd 10 Ctfse
Family, rxtra and Sop. E2ar
Loudsn POrtey--eiEtg
Brnoms, pHelslz zsi DsEiplns and all kinds Of
sGgsrr and Wines Ac.. Ae sell