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Il PURCELL, LADD & Co,
~ DRUG GISTS,

81 DRUG GISTs,
IA mond, Va,
Offer for sale in quantities to suit purchasers
2 500 lbs best Indigo, 80 bbls. Burning Fluid,
hhds. Prime Nader. 80 % Coal Oil.
500 keg Is Sup. Carb. Soda, IS o Sperm Oil,
loo cases do. In Id. Is e" Lard Oil,
papers. 1900 gals Lamp Oil,
20 casks Sal. Coda, 90 bb,s. Machine Oil,
500 or Sulph. Quinine, 30 cases Sweet Oil,
800 kegs Lewis Lead, in 40 bbls. Linseed Gill,
Oil, $50 cases Extract Log
1850 kegs Cream Tartar, wood,
100 bags Slffed Pepper, Is bbls. Spts. Turpen-
80 9 Alspice, tine,
60 - Ginger, prime, 10 kegs AUTO. Emerys,
$50 boxes Pow d er g 900 lbs. Reid Borax,
Spices, pure, bbls. Camphor,
IS bills. Castor Oil s 900 lbs. Pure Saltpetre,
PRIME, rs bbis Venet. Red
Is b Is Alcohol, 100 boxes Starch,
S tons n Zinc, in oil, 2,G0 boxes French Win
dow Glass, al ST. sizes,
With full stock of other articles and PA
TENT MEDICINES, FANCY SOAPS. PER
FUMERIES, Painters COLORS, BRUSHES
&C., &c on our usual terms.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
l22 Man street. corner 18th.
N. B.-Particuar and prompt attention to pack
M n nd shipnlry prdarS
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WINTER SCHEDrIr

- - RICHMoN ANDyo.
RiyEk o 6AlLaq sI6n AMI ATrSAcH
ERN SHORE AND MATTa aEtSWHYoFaR East
On so aftsi TUESDAY, Oct. 9th 1871
trains will leave Richmond daily, 1except sss
days. AZ Gu O'Clock A. M, on TuesdsSsp f SUD
Mssdo sDe CohoEksa
mancoke. and arrive at West Point at IA W no
pos si fa Cart snJ Ro%r s ss
Queen Court House Landing on Tuesdsys * sssina
DAYS and Saturdays q A. M, connectIns a v,s
only at Clifton, Water Fence, shepherds. SonS,sas
Car pahoosic, Bigler's, Gloucester Point 49,
s Sc1o hn ana sfPws q, Ss a. f:H
Returning, the steamer will leave No,fIk ~.
Portsmouth, on Mondays WeSLe.day, and and dF sia
landing only as, above, and G nnecsins With =,
CARS az West Point at lah P M and arrive M ~ n
PASSENGER tram will leave Vest Point for Rich''
mond at.9 A NJ. ard arrive at II NJ. stcnr,n,
only on SIGNALS at ROmancoke, Sweet Hall rs
hoke indian Town, Tunstall's Dispatch, Nj sad S
Passengers for the Eastern Shore can leave so,.
steamer NORTH ANTON, Capt. mec.tTs, he
and tor Matthews Thursdays and SATURDAYS -
fare from richmond or any point on York River
10 Eastern Snore----. 49,. S5 30
Fare from Richmond t, West Point, or IVES. 5"
Point to Richmond and return next day In
Freight received Tuesdays THURSDAY apc Sa,ur
days until p. NJ, at Richmond, and on Mondss. I.
Wednesdays and Fridays until P. M :, at Wen
Point. VS.
Fare from King and Queen 6. H., and o,b.,
points on Mattaponi River to Norfolk or RsS.
mOnd, So.
Pessenfers for Williamsburg Will take Stage a,
Bisler's for Gloucester c. st Cappahoos,c ana
for Saluda and Urbanna, at West Point
Regular Sunday trains will leave Richmond Al
NJ. and arrive at West Point AZ IL 4. Nj. Rs'
turning leave West Point at and arrive in Rich.
mond at p. Nj. -
&C 3-ts X. III. TEMPLE. sup,t .
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YL M. 5. ROYSTER.
w MERCHANDISE BROKER
AND
q ENER A Z C0MMISNI0N M Il REE{ MIt

ENEhAL CUITMIOOIUN hCHANT,
Corner Cary and Virginia streets,
Richmond, Va,
Offers his services for the sale and purchase of
Merchandise generally also, Flour, Wheat. Corn,
Tobacco, md all descriptions of Country Produce.
Refers; by permission, to Lewis Webb, ESD,
Davenport & Co, Messrs. Bacon Baskervlll
Richmond biessrs. Bryant: Tinsley Il Holmes,
& Co, Phiadelphia; Thos. Monahan, ESQ; New
York. au9-ts
sI,HE UNDERSIGNED have formed . 90
SION BUSINESS, under the firm of LEWIS
WEBB & JOHN 9. WADE. They ill give par
tcular attention to the sale of FLOUR, WHEAT,
CORN and TOBACCO They occupy the store and
house No. s. Main street, long occupied b,
Lewis Webb. LEWIS WEBB
JOHN g. WADE.
RICHMOND. Va. Nov. ]. 1850. no 7-dev AsWts
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q a; BosMER, SUCCESSOR re VII

= ~. BOSHER. SUCCESSOK TO VII
-. SON 4 BOSHER, WHOLESALE, AND RE
ticles, TO which he asks. the. attention Of his
friends and the public: Rio, Laguayra. Java and
Mocha COFFEES; Brown and Refined SUGARS,
OF different grades Loaf, Puverized and Crushed
SUGARS; Smoking and Chewing TOBACCO, OF
country cured Bacon Hams Western Sides and
Shoulders; Cotton Yarns, good assortment; H.
OTIS Old Rye Whskey, old and good; d. i. Glen
mans Rye Whlskey;, A: N. Woods Rye Whis-
key, old and good; F; Stesrns Co.'S Old Rye
variety; French Brandy, Madeira Wines, and
other articles, too numerous to mention. Call and
examine, at No. i, cor. Nth and Main SITS, OppO-
ate Old
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1850 KICHMOND PUTTERIEs. foot Of
AA Main street, Rockets, and corner Cary
&E& and 18th streets. Richmond. Va. KEESEE
~ PAIR. Propnetors.-The subscribers
respectfully inform the merchants of Virginia,
North Carolina and Tennessee that they are
manufacturing the best quality of STONE WAX b,
which they will sell at the very lowest prices, Nth
a liberal discount for cash.
IA All ware sold by us will be delivered In any
POW - 'A0 WY THOS. W. KEESEE,
DAVID PARR.
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CHINA, GLASS, &c.

VN O. Is. TAYLOR, @
A/ III MAIN ST., Ht3
W. CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN- WM
0 WARE. u&g
1 am now in receipt of my Fail stock of GOODS,
larger than ever before, embracing nearly every
with the re packing houses of the North and viii
duplicate bills purchased of any of them within
The past year. 80
an a,N2m O. B.
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N "a . 7 y ILL., s.I .or,c.

hsye not dissosiisss1 tssissss on aoeesnt Of
the falling OF my st0se. An now I0oated 1IyI
pools above my cd stsad, next door to G. w
Purcell Z Co.'s BrOkers, OAee. end near Governor,
on Main street, No. ~, where would be plsssed
srsIly Tier q '5s ssblt p syinE re their Or
store when 70 call on them. snd 81 orders IN my
line vii p - promptly sttepdsd 20 - heretofore.
ness for sny ggoh cHase. Gal and ses No, g II
Maip street. fsn 9t-tsI MA, IRA SMITH.
NEW YORK DOUULE ExTRA SYRUP-
~ For ssss By I.k41, pAvENfo9I, !
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'r-.... TRAVELLERS 1890
49, 49, 49, TO THE NORrH -lOOU.

AxA ITO THE NORTB.-lOOu.
kxA @Hx-SsASN ORTHERN CENTRAb
RAILWA Y.-Trains leave Calvert statSn,
Baltimore, daily lexeept Snnday.l az $50 a. NJ.
and at 50 r M. for Niagara Falls; tfare only Ten
dollars.l Buffalo, Owego, Oswego, Toronto, Ham
ilton, all parts of Western New York and Canals,
for Detroit, Chicago, Cincinnati, St. Louis and gu
Travellers can go to Detroit. Chicago, Mlwsa
kie, DC, via Magyar Falls, at the same cost a. D
any other route.
new route to New York 10 now open By thh
Road, via Harrisburg and Jersey City, with only
one change of cars. Fare IS. Take the $50 A; u
Roads and through beautiful country. Try It
IA Buy tickets only 10 Baltimore. :.
JAS. G. CLARKE, SUIT
JOHN IT. RISNRY, Assistant SUIT js My
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- TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS.
DENTISTRY.

r. AKTiFIGiAL THE
UwP Pr Ess, G. CIV W. JoNE SATp5 Den.
risT, having the right for the above mode of
making Teeth, and being satisfied of its ab-
can with confidence commend it TO those desiring
full partial sets of teeth, and especially such
40 may be dissatisfied with those they are now
using. The perfect adaptation of the plate to the
mouth. and the suction thereby secured. enables
him to insert one more teeth tcithoHt clasps
This method having been adopted by those stand
ing highest In the profession, North and South,
testimonials will be given and specimen hlbted
gold or any other plate will Of course be made for
those preferring them. Filling, Cleansing, E1-
tracing, and all other operations gently ana tho
roughly performed. Teeth extracted BY ELEC-
TRlCITY tcithont pain
"a Once on Main street. opposite Corinthian
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ga TO HOUsEKEEPERS.-B BY late ar
r. S3rvals. we offer a splendid variety of French
2kR3 in sets or single pieces Fancy Toilet Ware,
of Lew. designs; g ass Ware, of every descrip-
mon Knives and Forks; Rrsnze iron Hat Stands;
Tea Trays; Britannia Coffee and Tea Trns; 9 s,
Warmers; Japanned Toilet " are; Gas Fixtures;
Mirrors; together with magnificent stock OF
rich Fancs Goods, all of which We offer as low as
such goods can be obtained.
L. A. Buckley & CO. 1877 Main st.
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~a r. A. JETER

A4GR SURG EON DENTIST,
IO once on Main, below Pearl street, nexi
eoor to p. Horton Keach's trimming store, and TIVE
doors above Messrs. Thos. H. Price & Co.'S DR.
Goods store.
Having returned to the city would he pleased to
see those that have ENGAGEMENTS with. All opera.
tlons performed ip thS most approved and scentIhe
nv him warranted to give satisfaction. too1S-lv
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WIN. SATTLER l. CO.,
w IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
OILS, PAINTS, VARNisHES AND WINDOW

aTge supply of Painters and Artists Brushes OF
superior quality, to which We call the attention
eur customers.
John N. GORDON L SON,
nTH STREET, NEAR THE EXCHANGE HoTIL.
Offer for sale large and full assortment of IRON,
comprising Swede's, American Hammered Peru
Hammered. English and English Refined, nglish,
American, Russia and Imitation Russia SHEET
IRON, Hoops, Band and Scroll Iron, Refined PlGv
Iron and Plow Plates. Also, Tin plate of various
sizes, for timers nd manufacturers; Sheet and
Bolt COPPER, Sheet Zinc, Spelter, and the Metals
usually sold in this market. ap1-ts
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!. ~ FAlhEIELO hAC ES .
49, MEETING. 1850.

4&T&skrFALL MEETING. 1850.
~ The FALL RACES will
commence at this Course on the oath of October,
'n FI fSsinSs e15 YES Oct. sweep
$3.50 entrances 500 forfeit with $500 added BY the
Club and Proprietor. Closed on LIST day OF March,
l. +. Nj. Hall names CHI. colt Eugene, by Revenue
dam Fanny Fern. by imp Glencoe sa e. ,. Fl,
3. Gen. L. j. Green names b. /. MISS Tobacco Fly,
by Red Eye, dam by imp. Prlam;
5. John Belcher names, ]. Z: Aston's b. c. Wacca-
Asyys sec By BostOs asm by Tus
5. TSos H. Christmas names b g. BY, Red Eye, dam
s. s r. Fondren & White names b. c. Red Eagle.
By Red Eye, dam BY imp. Margrave. po,uv
7. r M Hall names eh. 1 BY Financier' cam Betsy
Second DAYY-Proprletor's Purse $500; mile
THiRD DAY-Jockey Club Purse s4oo; mile
heats.
open for year old colfs and hlles that never won
a race up to the time of closing to he run on I'll
dar of the Fairfield meeting. 1860; mile heats; 100
entrance half forfeit; to name nd close en- lst day
of October, 1850. Entries to be addressed to JOHN
BEdGfRREERR P PTSgrs,0ss veeDs.ake for ods
mile heats 500 entrance, half forfeit; Sl0o added,
provided two more start. Closed with six sub
/. Gen. r ]. Green & Son names Dr. c. Day Break,
by imp Albion dam by imp Gshooe: hv
Eve, dam Moun'ain Maid.
8. John Belcher namss P. a PIindle's b. c. by R,d
L. r. r. Beazey names ;, gel. Buck Eye, by Haw-
kins' Priam, dam by Boston.
S. W. H. Gibbon names br. colt by Marion, dam
By imp. Trustee.
g. F. NJ Hall names br. flly by Basoil, dam by
Prince George.
SECOND RAcE-SAMs DAY.-A Sweepstake one
mile out for two year Odds; 500 entrance, half
forfeit; 500 added, provided two or more start
To name and close the LIST day of August, 1861
Now four subscribers:
Gen. Thos. j. Green & Son names b. C. by Haw;
kins' pram. dam bv imp Trustee. Also, b. (.
by Hawkins prlam, dam by bally Peyton.
Thos. w. boswell names b +. Ninett, by Revenue,
dam Nina. by Boston Also, b. C. Infdel, by
Vulture, dam Va. Pnryear.
w R. Mellon names b. f. Mary Washing ton, by
Red Eye, dam A. nj. Braxton's Louisville mare.
Capt Becher names gr. 9; by Red tEse; dam BY
Prince Albert. JOHN BELCHER,
au 3l-2awd6 wits Proprietor.
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W~eO Removal: .DIkECT IMPOk-k.A9
AAjTATION.-GEO.y J. SUMNER NSN
CO., Importers, wholesale and Re HAkH
" tail Dealers in China, Glass and -
Earthentsare, Looking Glasses, Casters Plated
Ware, and House Furnishing Goods, have re-
moved to their new store, Iron Front Buildings,
Governor street, tnear Main, where. with greatly
increased faculties for the accommodation OF me
trade, they hope to receive a continuance oil the
extensive patronage literally bestowed upon
them at their old stand. We are now receiving
our Fall Stock, which is larger and more complete
than has ever before been offered in the southern
markets. aud which we pledge ourselves to sell as
low as can be purchased in any house in the ooun-
try, guaranteeing to duplicate bills bought from
any repacklng houses North. Our senior partner
has been engaged all Summer in selecting goods IN
the principal European markets, having spent
some time IN the potteries IN Eng land and visited
the princlpai manufacturers OF France, Germany,
Russia, AusiI 10 and tne Bohemian Provinces we
shall be enabled to offer our goods on the best
terms, and respectfully request an examination
OF stock and prices, assuring them OF our aDli-
ty omptly to fill all orde Is we have largely IN
creased our force, and believe we have the very
best packers in the trade. A call solicited.
GEO. J. SUMNER co.
GEO. J. SUMNER,
IT n KPJJGG9 Au A-2m
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| L SALES, BR0OkE AvEMnE, klGHMUMD
Patients Of all denominations, not having small
pox or any other CONTAGIOUS disease, are received
White persons, in private rooms, pay from 81 to
sla per week, and in wards So Colored persons
IS per week. COW
s. III 4HoSzs $
INFIRNIAkY Us RIA + mkD I.AL LUL-
LEGE.-This Institution, situated at the corner
f2r the aeoSn ;,1 OF both WHITE PER
m EhS sssrs it. o.. e.! be g6n insa
e1s, sna for
ample, and the attention of owners of negroes,
great Afforded By the for
the Medical and Surgical treatment Of this GLASS
lESTfNG.In WOMEN are al.oreoer,ed and care
The cosss Who visit tn the wards M AIDED b.
an efficient corps OF assistants In cases OF DIM
S %lthcus eSli. ohs1ss to the PATIENT n'a
Nursing 81 and Medicine are as foliows:
""''' IN private ROOM; 81 to 5 Is
Slaves and other colored patients -: IS
81 per day-provided that the aggregate shall not
exceed the charge for full week.
proprssors Of the small Extra
charge will be made, varying from 80 to $50, ac-
cordlny to the difficulty and Importance OF the os-
Ali charges payable on tho removal of the pa
NO No CASE OF SMALL POx. OF any other ia
fsetio.s disease. nor aay case of Insanity. will 10
admitted.
Httsn .hs M rh;y1sians-Pr0f' TUCKER CON
sss WETEIfaRD GIBSON rEHloo
Rssident Physioian-Dr. THOS. L. HUNTER.
Stewards Nj. PARRISH;
President DIR. l.. 8. JOYNES.
Persons in the country, DESTROYS Of sending pa
tents to ths Infrmary, may address the President,
Steward or any OF the Professors OF the College.
ia lily
MAN STREET OSPITAL FOX
ul SLAV ES.-This Hospital is situated near the
adapted in siriness, privacy and healthfulness OF
position to the purposes for which 1t has been IN
s.ltuted, namely; For MEDICAL sgRGiCAL
ton have already been published > circular con-
tanning full particulars will be furnished those who
may desire further information.
81 per diem, but ii .asgrsgafs shall no: excesd
the charge for a full ivsek. Patients attend
rs SrT eccooNPPfNfEHMENTf. a.
The above charges in oude board, medicine, medi-
cal attendance and nursing. Surgical operations
charged acGording to rules of other Hospitals OF
Physician resident at the Hospital or to either of
the R Rs.'%ssHHsX tNRe IT, g.
MAN st. sfs 3 aE s5d f fse e ~ r. 3D. st.
hA'n'hl' hIse Y VssT. NJ F ram Elm ' It:
Near Ballard House, or cor: NJ ain and 9TH SITS
PHILIP 8. HANCOCK. NJ. D.,
800 Resident Physician.
/ .,,sl A' Resident Assistant
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ID FISHER SHEPHERD
80 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
w DRUGGISTS,
II Have on hand and IRE continually receiving,
supplies of FRESH and RELIABLE MEDI
CINE DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS. OILS,
low rates. =
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HATS, 20.
n NATIONAL GUARD HAT;,
u .r,or., an N Al GA GUARD HAT.


n NATIONAL eu4kD hat,
ANAr,oSAL euHkkb bi HHA. 'oAAD hA1
Something entirely Re. .rf ,c WSnFsI EfsE
ocs -ts No. 1877 Main street.
"a sol TAFRN HAT MANUFACTORY-
ESTA ILISiiE 1896 The subscriber respect,
fully Invites the at entlon oil the merchants OF
VII id North SaIonMS r tfls
HATS, ,lrohasers will find 1t to their interest 70
cal at his house pTevious to going ia ther NORTH
a. ne 10 leaving nothing endone, sparIns no *
per se .r pains TO keep the Southern trade a. the
ed 10 compare favorabts IN quality and prices Win
goods COMING from any other market; There VII
be found all the qualities of WOOL and FUA
from the lowest price negro hat n ihe nnfss
BEEN GaEN isl HsTs and CAPS. Of .fl grades .sa
ETY. les LADIES' RIDING HATS and LADIES'
FCRS. of all the various qualIties
Purchasers VIII g. wei e Gs aR SicS ns W.
n FALL TRADE, 1860.
- WILLIAM T. MOORE l. CO.,
2U7 BROAD STREET,
Have now opened their FALL STOCK. embracing
all the latest sty les in HATS, CAPS, FUHS, &c,
to whoh they call the ate nton Of their friends and
the pubic.
Merchants would do well to examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere, as we will offer every
Involvement to piease Our stock of Servsnts'
Hats cannot he b,at in this market. as regards
sI DRRss HATS made to order in any desired
Thankful Tor the patronage SO literally bestowed
during the past season, they solicit and hope for a
continuance of the same: A call respectfully So
hcited. WILLIAM =: MOokE'
Il z7 Broad street.
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THOS. DODAMRAD. Gent supt.
e. 1xxE vs niGhM9fp 4 a 4 pan D4S.
sn - PRkSS FREIGHT Ann AE

DAY, Oct. LIST, an Express, Freight and Accom-
med ton Train will Leave Richmond daily Sun.
days excepted for Lynchburg and iatermedate
FONTS leaving Richmond at p M, and arriving
In Ly nchbu at 3 A. ~ IN time to connect with
the passenger train going west on the Virginia and
Tenn essee Railroad.
Returning, leave Lynchburg at 7 Is 7: NJ. i'm
media'ely on the ARRIVAL of the train from the
west, and arrive in Richmond AZ 10 a NJ
SO CTS c. q. TALCOTf, sup,.
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NOTICE TOTHE PUBLIC

kEM AE sSr lM SapS Tha A AS
EXPRESS, COMPANY respectfully announce 10
the public that they have arIanged % run their
FHiD TTfs ana B FIN TO E ktK
obtaining their freight and packages in the short
Expresses leave New York at L. and O'Clock
P. M. Expresses leave Philadelphia at 8 A Nj.
and IL p. M. Expresses leave Baltimore at 4 20
n and and H. NJ arriving IN Richmond at
Expresses leave Richmond Cor New York, Phil
adeIphia and Baltimore, and q points North and
West, ats 80 A. N: and 30 NJ N
Ere sht and packages SHOULD in all cases be at
cur office ONE HOUR before the departure of the
EXPRESSES FOR THE SOUTH leave Rich
The Adams Express Company feel that they can
guarantee to the public clvility. attention and sat
sfaction IN all their intercourse with their officers
in Richmond, and nothing will be left undone
their part to meet the wants of their customers.
Freight and packages arriving by the Express
from the North at O'Clock r. M viii be delivered
immediately, thereby giving to our customers an
advance of twelve hours over our arrangements
sEW Yosk ~ 4E ssh HE9 on
HEEsvY cANp LIGHT 6FSEEiSatS. S 6aSEI
patch to all parts of the United States, Canadas
an notes. SaESp1D DRAFTS AND BILLS, with or with
throughout the United States, and prompt returns
SLAVES forwarded by each of our Expresses,
TOBACCO and other samples carried At unusual
All freights promptly called for and delivered
without extra charge.
"a For further Information. please call at our
once ~ ADAMS ssisSi EsxpgEss COMPANY"
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& .Ah WE HAVE SUME GREAT BAK.
Hs2GAINS AGAIN-LO0K AT OUR PRICE
MH LIST Gear nIce TumbieIs from 81 cts: a
ILL dozen up; ooblets from 81 dozen up; IRE.
deal more Kerosene Lamps from rs cts. up to
some very rich patterns-the best burners out,
in proportion; Dinner. Tea and Chamber Sets,
bought at great sacrifice from New York IN
porter. which we offer at astonishing low hgure
Our Vases, Motto Caps and other Parior Orna-
ments defy competition. Whoever looks at our
assortment of Britannia kibata and Silver plated
Ware. as also Table Cutlery, say that we are hard
to beat IN that line All kinds of House Furnish
ing foods n Wooden ana b bS tss
make to order. any size required) besides an i'm
mense variety in Fancy Goods and Toys, re.
SCHAAP i Co, corner Broad and Sd SITS.
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PAW RACHe.
n IS ~ Al
2sA<r ,.ll aaEE 2sa ~, ,,.'.

>AAK A = ! az 4 ! ! " al
The Races oyer the Ash
land Course in Hanover county, Va. VII con-
mence IN TUESDAY. 10th October, issosaisn CON
time Eve days,
FIRST DAY-FinsT RAcR., Sweepstake for
colts and flleys,3 years old mile heats, IVo en-
trance-hait forfeit; three or mole 10 hii' 40 hans
aud close Aug. Goth.
SECOND RAcE-SdDle Dap.-Propnetors purse
600; two mile heats
SECOND DAY-FRsr RACE S1espstake ior
year old colts and filleys; two mile hesss, S1sO
eutrnnce-hAls forfeit; three or Iaofs 10 Nil. 10
name and close Aug. 18th.
SEcovD RAcE-Sams Day.-Jockey Club purse
I'D Third M ADAY@Fixsr RACE. Jockey Club
purse, $500 three nile heats.
SECOND RAcs-Sdms Day.-Proprietor's purse
FOURTH DAY-FIRsr RAcE.-Sveepstake for
year old colts and hlleys; single dash Of niie
$40 entrance-half forfeit, with an inside bot Oh
LOCO; the Club to add @2O0, provided two or more
start. Closed on lst August, with three supscrl-
SECOND RAcE-Sams Day.--Proprietor's purse,
S2O0, for the beaten horses OF the meeting; two
FIFTH DAY "A N stch Race for $1,000 8 mile
heats between Thos w. Dosweii's Sh. b; Exehe-
quer, by Revenue, out of Nina, ana David MEDIA
SADDLE RAcE-hame Ddy.-Single dash Of
mile, for saddle horses only
Nominations for the stakes to close Aug. 10th, to
be addressed to the !" Proprietor OF the Courses,
As sns"sautd Ho''' ' JIM TAYLOR. Proprietor
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1t - W. AAsSEk-
80 APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST
18th street, between Grace and Broad,
a RICHMONL, Va,
Keeps constantly on hand . well-selected stock
of PURE and RELIABLE DRUGS, MEDI-
S r II CH u 6hL PANTS; , oils, PYE
R P BtRSNS Etg1p; SA a Steps,
ever kind. TOBACCO, sNUFP and CIGARS Of
various brands, all the popular PATENT nj Ed
C1NES of the day-everything, IN fact. usually
found in DRUG STORES-which will be sold on
the most reasonable terms: Also. POLLARDS
NERVE AND BONE EMINENT.
PHYSICIANS and others can rely on havlns
their PRESCRIPTIONS accurately and cdyefMlly
compounded, at all hours of the DAY and NIGHT.
J. w. FRAYSER,
Apothecary and Druggist,
my Its 18th. between Grace and Broad sts.
~ TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS.
wv. PETERSON rs2S s ( CO.. 81, WHo 4
INDIGO. SOAP. SPICES: STARCH, NADER,
LOCKWOOD, SODA ASH, BI. CARB. SODA,
SAL SODA: SALERATUS. AND GRoCERS'
DRUGS, GENERALLY, l55 Main street, cor
ner 18th,
Invite the attention of merchants visiting Rich
mond, to an examination of their stock, which, in
variety and p'lce, not surpassed IN this or any
Northern city.
Orders respectfully solicited and faithfully exc
cuteu
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MADDUX & Co.,
Nl fSuccessors TO SMITH 4 MApDyx,l
PRODUCE MISSION MERCHANTS.
Carr street. opposite Columbian Hotel,
las. r EDWARDS of King Wi:lian,l
w. ii. Howard, Of York, I Assistants,
W. Nj. MARsHAiL, Of Lunenburg, J
ell cons gnments. and orders for goods from pro-.
s1 Mr. 0f.' " sst65rToN, Ia, !. admitted to IN
terest in our business.
tel-dtsGcvAtw MADDUX q co.
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"a We are now 10 receipt of our usual large
WED stock of CHINA, GLASS, EARTHEN
HOLES, HOUSE. FURNISHING GOODS, d c f,
to which we invite the SPECIAL attention Of pur.
to be met with elsewhere. Examine for your
selves STEBMNS. PULLkN 4 CO.,
Corner 9th and Broad streets.