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Je slave Trude,

Ros1oy. Oct. t-Thos. J. Morgan, the cap
,.t1 snd Bvroi J. Chamberlain, and William
panhsm. ID, mates Of he bark Orion, were
.rr.tgoed ia irA a. 3. Court this morning on
IN, charge Of being en- gagged in the slave trade.
Al the reque.tof our government, the British
so,horttia. have ordered Paymaster Hay, and
Mr. Lamb gusLer of the British steamer Piu-
I 70 attend the trial as witnesses, the Pluto
having captured the Orion off the coast of At
r.c,. with 600 negroes on board.
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Oey0u Politics,

- JosHrH. Mo- Oct. THE Pony ex-
,-s.s 20 the I3lbas arrived.
fG..ssa.-The House had organized by the
.l..,t1u of p1ulas and Republican officers,
'rs,.atirg thatt coalition has been formed to
sl.rl Baker andNesmith U. 5. Senators. The
p,..ktntidre members OF the Senate with
nov thus prventing quorum, without
hl-h here could be no eleC ton, and the Lee
s,I.ture adjourned until the Eth inst.
The .ergriaiat-aTms was n pursuit OF the
hs.oudine SelSiors, who had taken 10 the
husbea
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ByAIex. Mott, Auct,r.

TRADE SALE-DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
SHOES. &c.-Wlll be sold at auction, ri my
store. on TIL URSDAY. October Attn. commencing
2. 10 o'nleck, large invoice fresh and ssssonabls
Dry Goods. c., consisting IN part of Black and
Fancy Cloths; Black DoeskIn ard Fancy Cassi-
meres; Tweecs. Satinsts and Jeans; Mouslin De-
LANES. Cahcoes, &c; Bleachrd and Brown Cot
tons and FlaLnels; so dog Hoop Skirts. 10 to 80
spring; 100 cog WoeG Half Hose 50 doz. Cot
ton Hose and Half Hose
ALSn-A lot of read. made Coats, Pants Vests,
nc 10 cases Men, Women and Chiidrs s Shoes.
TEHMs All sums over $50, sixt, da, s. crecit,
Tor approved negotiable note.
ALEX MOTT
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Additional by the Canada,

HALIFAX. Oct. 2.-Advices by the Canada
,t.e that he Papal army was virtually dis
h.rdsd. Ancona was besieged aud blockaded
ard GlTihaldi was preparing TO march against
Caputa lie had again said" Will only pro-
elaim The Kingdom of Italy from Rome, and
will not accomplish annexation at present"
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Northern Markets

NV YoRE, Oct - Stocks easier-N Y. Cen
TIA 95'. Mo. 6's 792a- The Africans Bank has
closed
BALTIMORE, Oct 2-Flour active, with large
sale OHIO snd Howard Street S5.75, Wheat ad-
ysaced,-.- red VI IS l35; white Si35nSl s..
Cora stesdy mixed 6tr66 yellow 5000. Mess
fee FIRM at His cl6's. Whiskey dull and un-
olRuEcd.
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Enrnn krnfreIH

PtTrsDCEo. Pa. Oct. The Baron Rem
rev arrived mere after Q O'Clock last evening,
ard was escorted 10 the MonoBgabela House
b. Mayer paquesne and the Grays. He leaves
tbls morning.
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- Encourage Home Manufacture-sem

IA Encourage Home Manufacture Sem.
PLE'S IkFALLtBLE BAKING pow DERS. the
best and cheapest prep ration known for making
IN a few moments, without yeast, a in an ee-
CANT manner, hight, sweet and handsome Loaf
Bread. Biscuits, Batter, Buckwheat and other
Grlddle Cakes, Puddings, Pies, and Pastry of
every description, with a saving of time, labor
ana expense
From Rer. Thos. Binford)
MARI HILL. HenrlcO, 18th October, 1858.
DR.. GdrEtck-Dear Sir: Having used 10 some
considerable OK tent your SempIs's baking Pow
der, | unhesltatingly pronounce IL to be superior
to anything that has beer used in my family for
the purposes for which 1t is recommended.
Thomas BINFoRD.
PORTSMOUTH, March 10, 1855.
cheerfully recoelmend SempIe's Baking Pow
der as the most superior article ever used Tor
making light and sweet Loa Bread, Biscuits, lin
tho shortest possible time. JOHN JACK,
JOHN w. GARLICK,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor,
Richmond. Va
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NEW ORLEANs, Sept 3O-Tne steamship
De Soto has arrived here with Havana dates
of he 21th inst. The news is unimpoPtant.
Sugar Wa dull at ~ reals. The weeks
export footed mp II, 500 boxes.
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NHtRIfF.N AALE.-WiIl hs .nl,

SHtKts Us SALE.-will be sold, on MON
- DAY, he h aay Of October. 1850, in front of
hoaded soRREl. MARE, levied on AZ the re-
easst OF =. NJ. Tabb. Jr.. Receiver, 10 satisfy tar
ems wishing To purchase cord horse would do
well To attend this sale. she rides and works we'll
this aare can do BY ealing at Ruskeli's sta
tile, on Wal ssreek, and by consent of bar ias
private sale eau hs made.
TRgMs-cash. J. b. WOOD, ID. s..
se 2-tds For H. X. ELIYsoS,S. CIR.
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Wenther Rnxton

BosTos, Oct The thermometer liz this
vicinity this morning stands at 20 degrees
above zero. Ice of considerable thickness has
formed
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A Burglar Drowned.

NEWARK. Nj, Oct. IA notorious burglar.
named James Partridge, while being purs uea
rivsr ana in the eRdeavor TO swim across was
drowned.
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JOHN w. GARLICK,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor,
RinHmnnd. Va

N- Have You Seen Whites Nj on y
DRAW Err The best thing ever invented
venlent--a sure protection against thieves-easiiy
opel ated and can he locked over leo different way
Every one using drawer should have ona. Gail
and see IT, or send your card State and County
Rights for sale in all the Southern States. Dime
sc 22-2w+ CHAS F. HoRR, CENT Agent.
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MARINE INTELLIaEN
City Point, Oct. 2, 1860.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Geo. Peabody, Pritohard, Baltimore
Steamship City Of Richmond, Philadelphia
sIeamship Yorktown, Parrish New YORK.
Schr Rubt. Z. King, Phi sde iphia.
schr Jamestown, New York.
SAILED,
stssmsr Geo Peabody, Richmond
Steamship City of Richmond, Richmond.
Steamship Yorktown. Richmond.
Schr kslsccs. New York.
Bark ORt ga, Morse, with 6S6 hhds. tobacco, fo
Gsnoa.
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ia Goods to Order by Measure.
Ii you want n cashmere Suit, or even Coat, Pants
or Vest, go to HuiL,S, and he will make them to
order for you. FIT OR NO SALE. The lash
ions are follow ed up closely and he introduces all
of the NOV ELITES. His prices are moderate
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
IRVING HULL, Agent,
"a Main corner 18th strapt,
SO 2l-2w Next TO Palros Exchange Office.
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BYE, Is. Cook, Auct,r,

STOCK or BnoTs, SHOES, TRUNKS,
~ &c, AT AUCTION With view of rerurn-
ing to our old stand, with entire new stock of
foods. We will sell, on THURSDAY. the 9th of
September, 1860. commending at 10 O'Clock A. NJ :,
at the store No. 23l Broad street cur whole stock
of BUOTS. SHOES. TR UNKS, sc comprising a
general assortment for gentlemen ladies, MISSES,
boys and servants.
TERMs.-.S $50 and under. cash over that amount,
months. for approved negotiable notes with in
tsrest added. w =. W. TAYLOR Il co.
+ B. Cook, Auoi ioneer. Sc 81
POSTPONEM ENT.-in consequence of having
another s4le ut the same hoar, the above sale 10
postponed till MONDAY, LIST day OF October. at
the same hour. h b COOK.
CONTTNUATION.-The above sale will he con-
tnued ON H CRSisAY, the An inst. at 10 a elk,
at which time the most select portion of the stock
will lie sold. toc2l T.. d. COOK, Auct.
creek OF aIQunHs, FURNITURE, &c.,
~ OF THE VERANDhH BOrEL,. AT AUG
ioN1 -. FRIhAY; 9th ms, at 10 o'crk. win
shall and Clay streets, a j the stock OF La UoRS,
Household and Kitehen y RNiTURE, &c, G n
lot of Vines, Brandies, whiskeys, Sc The Fur-
nlture is in very good order, and embraces large
assortment OF useful articles.
TERMs-Cash. Ioc2i +. B. COOK Auct'r.
At the same time, will be sold the KEY and un
expired LEASE of SAID Hotel
ocs E. d. COOK, Auc.
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a. Fine Arts..The UNDERSIGNED hay

nA Fine Arts.--The undersigned have
just received q large and beautiful assortment of
GokORED and PLAIN ENGRAVINGS and
LlTHOORAPHS,t to which they would call the at
tentlon OF amateurs and the public IN general !;
also q we'll selected assortment of ARTISTS
MATERIALS. BRUSHES, STUDIES for g RE
CAN, ORNAMENTAL and OIL PAINTINGS.
We are also better prepared than ever to fill or
dsrs f.! NJ iRR0R, PORTRAIT and PICTURE
M0UtDINGS of our own manufacture, Look
EYEGLASSES, Ere NCH and G K Nj A N
LOoKlNG-GLASS PLATES. We would call
SPECIAL attention to our large stock of FRAMES
for PORTRAITS, PHOTOGRAPHS and PIC
TUkEs, all of which we will sell, wholesale or
retail, at very low prices.
n. old rames re gilded Pictures Cleaned
and Vanished. J. V. SUNDBERG x CO,
sc H-3w 209 Main street.
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FOR GALE AND RENT.

a., FOR X ENT-And posses sion given imme-
Emf anS s6R re the and cd
8h street. Main and csry The stofe
WA Gs 5eHtss agse 9ff USs the
ILso~A n Ss5S built %Gh' WMeoSoDEN TENEMENT,
with rooms, large yard, good kitchen and static,
walk. ride on the horse car to the heart of the
ALsO-WlIl sell low or exchange for city pro
perry 204, l23, $50 and 81 acres Of well WOODED
LAND, between five and six miles below the city
oads hpD to the TUks spa Middle
oc2 OF Office on llth street.
81. FOR kENT-Store No. 3uO. Broad street,
between First and Foushee " 5 MAPRS to
-, FOE RENT-The large STORE and
Iii; CELLAR. on Cary street, under the Colpm
=. .-IA bar Hotel. Bargain can be had, if applied
Tor soon. Oc l-3tf
g. XALUABLE PRIYATE DWELLING
ta:I TW ZEN lsT AN ID % STREETS, FoksALF.
We are authorized to sell the desirable BRICK
OCCUPANCY of Mr.. Garret F. Watts, n and now of
Mr.; H. saF az ,,o The Lot has front of 3! feet
is 's,upeRsd WITH sas and water There i an ex
A0'0G GoD SINE A ffHGiiR g Aucts
Oh DESihABLs X EsiDE n C L FOG
-@A DENGE on the corner of 5th and Main SITS q.
lately occupied by the subscriber. is offered for
reat Possession can be had mnedlftey
~ N0T!CE;;aoWe wish t.. sell or lease our
ASi HOUSE, on 18th, between Franklin and Grace
kaa streets. The said House is forty feet square,
End wheels sufficient to drive quantity Of ma
r s. II will make good Coach Shop Also a
FARM of % acres, ave miles below Richmond,
for sale. lse 2S-6t*l BELL Il HUGHES.
a FOR RENT-Two desirable ROOMS, over
E#i my store: l.. ROSE, 256 Broad street.
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
kALA AND, ON GARY, DOCK, AND 18TH SITS,
FOR sALE.--We are authorized to sell the fol-
Efsfse the Of
ard 9Th streets row in the oeenpaney Of Re- Re-
MENTs on the south side Of Main, between 9Th
and 7th streets, occupied by Mrs. Morton as 9
Boa arc House 4sh n That m1st valuable LOT
Dock street on which it has also IS. a feet.
ea: oss'n3 JUSTIN JUSTIN ' Af fRs Auots
~, FOR KENTOR LEASE-Fo1 term of
E:s years, the very centrally located LOT NJ ar
ELI shall street, rs feet front and about 14O feet
deep, with an allsy IN common, on the north side
OF the same, from Marshall to Broad and also an
street. There is q small BRICK HOUSE on the
PREMISES. next adjoining the Richmond Medical
FOR RENT-Also, two or three good ROOMS in
the buildings corner Broad and llth streets. These
will be rented to professional OF single gentemen
only, who can accommodate themselves as to their
meals, &c.
FOR SALE Two or three wel-h bred NATIVE
COWS. raised at Blandon Farm. about two miles
west of this city. Apply at the residence corner
of Broad and 18th streets, to
au 22-2tawts p nj. TABB.JR.
~, STORE AND CELLAR FOR RENT
La: On Broad. between Sd and 4th streets, south
inside. Possession given LIST If October. In
quire of tse 22-ts1 THOS d, QUARLES.
- hOUM FOX Il T. Mt - The large and
N:.I comfortable ROOM, lately occupied by the
E:A York River Railroad Compa !, over the store
of the su bsc rIbers is now for rent.
p. JOHNSTON g. BROTHER.
au l5-ts lis Main ST eet.
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BosreN, S, pt. 29.-Arrived. schr. K. d. Howes
Norfolk
BALTIXo2E. Oet.1 Arrived schr. Lady Suffolk
Norfolk. Cleared, sohrs. Mary Ellen, Yorktown
Josephine, do Mary, Norfolk.
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p,ssEssKks PR SSTEAMsHIP yorktown, PAR
RlsE Master iIom New York:
D WeIsel, J. Richards. n. b. Lipscomh. NJ. vii
bS, Con ne, James Gray, q r.. BUM. q. W
sods aud 2 daughtrTs. NJ. Hitchcock, J. Prime
,s1S and daughter, Mad. Beraud. d. b: Harmony
Us n. w j. Nh: lstan, s u. Sch .nek. DR.. Tav
Tor griffin, Mr.; Richmond, u. d. Bendick. b
tu!nge',J. L. Winston, Alex. Nc Donald, Miss
NEHEMIAH, Ii lss Rosenheld, s. 6. Baptist, J. =
Allen and lsdy, Mrs. y. J. BOOZE. N A Thom pson
Ny Emma podss Mrs, Bennett, Miss Smith
J 3. Lunt, Miss Gliien. Nj isses NJ. aud A Erba
!. MrIden Smith and daughter. Mrs. and Miss
haEers, Capt. Buse, lady and children. Geo
heGe lady and children, A. II. w God, u. Gro
oh'd. i. lsaacs, J. Mason, Mrs. Chadwick and
Ghdi, D. N Danlap, Nh Rogers TazsweiI Ia, ,
of; M Pollard, Miss Brownley. Mr. flames and
1nd' dsugbtsfs, Thomas Johnston and lady. M SIS
I Palmer, Mas Mcguire, Miss N. o. Moore, and
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DUHE CIDER VINEGAR. $50 x.l,ons a,
1 Virginia Cider Vinegar. aud all kinda SDlces
for P,okilhE, ~ store AID for sale low
Nm. Y. DANDklDGks No. l0s Bread q,
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- LAND AND SLAVES IN THE

E& COUNTY OF AMELIA, FOR SALE PRl-
VATELY.-Th devisees of John H Steger,
decd, offer for sale privately a valuable TRAC I
OF LAND, lying on the Appomattox river. in the
county of Amelia, FIVE miles from Mattoax Depot.
,u the Richmond and Dauvilie Railroad, contain
ing, by estimation. 900 acres. The land is admit
r.bly ADAPTED to the production of Corn, Wheat
nd Tobacco. and the tract Is res arded as one OF
the best in the county. Ii desired, Twill be di
vIded into two tracts. The neighborhood is most
EXCELLENT. Possession will be delivered at once;
The deyIsees reserving the rig hit to cultivate and
sather the growing crops, il satisfactory arrange
nsnt cannot be made with the purchaser to take
then The purchaser OF the land, If he desires
them for his own use. can also pu chase a large
number of valuable SLAVES. The terms will be
70 AIDE accom- Hodstng. Apply to WILLIAM +
MEADE or JOHN s.. HARDAWAY. Chula De
pot. Amelia; or TO X. w. STEGER, Mattoax De-
pot. Amelia. au S--tf
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xak FARM FOR SALE.-Intend.ng 10 re
cPN move to Texas in few weeks, | offer for
-. sale the FARM on which now reside, sltu
ated Ga miles FROM Richmond, near the head OF
Meehaniosville Turnpike, in Hanover county
containing about 2O0 acres of Land The improve
ments consist in part OF a large dwelling house
A further description rs considered unnecessary,
rs persons wishing to purchase, will examine for
themselves. Post Office, Rlchmond.
sc i7-Ir" ThUS. w, SYDNCR.
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M FRENCH MtLLINERY- ~fn
~ =. MA d A M Z SON kS%N
Ny store will be closed FRIDAY SGlEN
EVENING, and will he re opened 0CTOBEn 5p.
With q seisc. assortment of BONN cts, RIB
BUNS, WREATHS, BRIDAL Wells. DRESS
CAPS, IN fact all articles belonging TO FASHION,
ABLE MILLINERY
mA- Orders promptly and satisfactorily attended
To-. MADAME SON,
yl--tw NJ
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BY Alex. Mott, Auct.

CARPETS AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at
" auction. at my store, on SATURDAY, Oct. 9th,
commencing at ~ o'clock, 20 second hand CA R.
PETS. consisting of Brussels and and s. ply
some in good order. TERMs-Cash:
oc3 ALEX. MOTT, Auct'r.
GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, FURNI.
VI TURE, &c.-Wiil be sold at auction, at my
stole. on SATURDAY, Oct. 9th, commencing at
10 O'Clock, a general assortment of GROCERI ES,
DRY GOODS. CL0THING, SHOES, new aud
oc5 ALEX. MOTT, Auct'r.
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ENI EIWEH LOW ENBEKU
Sc l2-lm

H Leeches! Leeches!! Leeches -
have jp .,treoelvsd, by Adams Express, lot Of
large size, which Win he applied upon the most
reasonable terms
L. S-CUPPING and LEECHING promptly at
tended TO. can be found at ali hours of the day al
the HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the Amen
can Hotel, sntf !nce on 18th street, and night
at the corner of Leigh and 10th streets.
ap lS--ts r. C.. HOBSON.
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AND FOX SALE will sell publicly 10 tas
IL highest iidcer, . o, cd I of six and twelve
months, at New Kent Court House, ON the second
THURSDAY > n S 0eso6s. pext, that beng Court
u.s. and the other les acres. lying on the road d.
ing from Hopsins' Mill 10 tne Old Church, and
ado ming the lands Of DR.. Il. w. Allen and others
nsond and York River Railroad. and At the door
OF one OF the best mills in tie country [ will
enly convey such q 10 as is vested in me As Ex-
eeutor. THOMAS c. CLOP ron,
Executor of Il. ]. clopton. decd.
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CENTEEL FUE NITURE, kc., AT AUG.
VI TloN.-On THURSDAY. the 4th inst, at 10
O'clock will Gel, at my store. 2 large assortment
WtRDROBRS, BUREAUS. SIDEE0ARDS,
SOFAS. WASnsTkNDS, TABLES,
Cane and Wood Seat CHAIRS,
STUCK MATTRESSES, STOVES. &c.
set. Solid Oak Cottage CHAMBER FURNI-
Black W alnut SECRETARY and BOOK
CASE.
Mahogany SECRETARY and BOOK
CASE.
Sol ID Oak CHINA PRESS
Several CARPETS, CROCKERY and g LASS
WARE, &c. h. b. COOK,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

sHx VEGE FABLE LAND FOR SALE
~ Two small TRACTS, Of forty acres each,
-ssultsd for early vegetables, for sale separate
Richnond on the Meadow Bridge Road, with
materials to build houses on both places. Apply
20 GUDDIN & AfPERSON, Richmond, or Dr. G..
E. CULLEN, on the adjoining farm. loo 2-dt WV
ssm FARMOF1s5 ACRES IN HENRICO,
Te ABOUT SEVEN MILES NORTH OF
@RICHMOND, FOR SALE.-I offer at pri.
va.e sale my FARM, called Locust Gfove,''
situated on the Old Hungry Road, seven miles
from Richmond. The Farm contains 1875 ACRES,
e M 81 wsSn e Il IN w stse 21
Wood The Farm is remarkably healthy. ard the
neIghborhood very good. II has number of good
Springs upon it, and adjOins the lands of p H.
W aldTop, N. c. Crenshaw, Alfred Winston, ana
others. The property formerly belonged to the
estate of VIM. Andrews, decd. For further in
formation. apply to GopDIN & APPERsoN. or TO the
subscriber. Sc A-tsl v. 3. IAl LOR.
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AUCTION BAIHe
= - @'1'1~1-l7l
ENTURE DAYS.
BY Geddin 4 A pperson, Anccs.

EEAUTJFUL FARM OF 81 ACRES, ON
- TIE WILLIAMSBURG TURNPIKE, TWO
AUCTION AT the request OF John P. Harrison,
we will sell at public suction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY the 9th of October, 1850, at I O'clock,
the beaut full and highly improved FARM located
a. above, now in the oceupsncy Of she SAID Harfi
of Improvement The buildings are all lsat and
comfortable, and suitable for large family The
nets hborhood is an excellent one, and the new
greatly to Its value.
TERMs.-Gne. fourth cash balance at 6, IL and
Is months, for negotiable notes interest added,
S-ids Goblin & APPERSON, Aucts,
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ma Wire and Sieve Factory..-The un.
derslgned having commenced the WIRE and
SIEVE BUsIN ESS, on Pearl street. be low Cary,
respectfully asks tine attention of merchants and
the public generally to his stock He manufactures
superior ROLLING SCREEN WIRE for mer-
chants m!ils; FAN and STANDING SCREEN
WIRE. Also. RIDDLES and SIEVES of all
kinds; BIR RID CAGES; RAT and MOUSE TRAPS;
PLAIN and FANCY WIRE WORK FOR BOOK
GASES, DOORS, WINDOWS, &c. Also, CORN,
SAND, and 6UANO SCREENS.
IA Prompt attention given To orders.
O. w. JESSOP, Pearl ST., below Cary,
Sc 2i-lm Richmond, Va
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~ New Firm. ..New Goods. 1.-The un.
dersgnet beg leave to inform the citizens of Rich
mond and vicinity that they have just opened store
No Is Main street. with as handsome and che ap
stock OF ID Y GOO DIS, BOtTS and SHOES, as was
ever brout hit to this market.
Having purchased our entire stock for cash, we
are able, and will sell at extremely low prices for
cash. DRIES GOODS and DOMESTIC GOODS
OF all kinds and at all prices. BOOTS and SHOES,
al sizes and prices. Don't forget the place, Is
Main street. -
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A TREMENDoUs HUSH Ar G0Ln-

a SHIFTS, rs BR0hD sTSThe Greatest stock
q al sorts OF Millinery foods Embroideries
pfess and Mantle TRIMMINGS; Worsted Goods;
SSi.kt Hosiery; Gsuntlsts; Hair NeLls; Head
pretsesi Bonnsts; Flats; Huohes; Flowers; Vel
nuola.j son:aEs Hoods; Coats; White and Co,
loIed Nd Gloves; Handke robiefs; Gents aud La
Ies nder Vests; Infants WAISTS; Bauds; Col
~ Cambria and SWISS Edgins; Thread Edgings
ana Laces' lIdys; Yarns and lots OF other cheap
pv.us u 10 10 the interest OF all the ladies' to go
ahI sse GOLDSMlT'S cheap and desirable stock
vi Ooods As ne is selling them very cheap. Be
sure ana sive him call L GOLD SMIT,
"a dstr
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BY j. u. Di.ges, Auct'r.

! WORTH RICH SILVER PLATED WARE,
~ BY CATALoGCa.,0 On THUHsDah MORN.
Main street, will be so d large and beautiful in
yo'ee Of Iich SiLVkR-PIATED TEA SsIs,
CnEEEE-URNS, ICE PlCHEks. CAKE BAS-
cry variety of Plated Goods manufactured. The
Goods are direct from the manufacturers, anc of
the beat quality, and will be cold in lots To SUIT
purchasers. ]. ii. DI6GES, Auet'r.
ID. =. BOOTH, Salesman. oc 2tds
JAMES RIVER ESTATE.-The PEMBER-
TON ESTsTE, Upper Maioen's Adven-
ture," advertised bv me as Com missioner, v i'll he
offered at public sale, Oh the pre- ises, on MON
DAY Oatohsr 18Th. lsfo Application for priyate
purchase Will he ent rtatLed meanwhile. Id
dre.s JOHN I. Lay, Commissioner.
Sc Bids Srbietts 2. o., puWhatar.
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r AIDES, DIR Ess TRIMMINGS!

+ AIDES DIR EsS TRIMMINGS!
II LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS.
am now In receipt OF q 50 end,d assortment of
the very lstest ana me st fashionable sly les of
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS,
which will be kspt 60 nplete du rms the whole sea
son, as my ARRANGEMENTS are sucn that every new
t.ie will be sent to me az once.
Partlcular attention Is called to my fresh i'm
BEKLIN ZEPHYR WOODS,
in all existing KINDS and colors which | am able
10 sell at the very lowest pTices.
WORSTED JACKETS, TALMAS, HOODS, of
my own direct importation, and FAR superior ia
quality and styie to any OF the Germantown goods
usually kept in other stores.
STAMPING. EMBROlDERIhG, and KNIT
TING done on the shortest notice. and most ac-
commod stlng terms G.. B0ETTCHER,
oc LIN l75 Broad street.
ITKESH BUTTER have made arranse-
Orange county, New York, ana Of the Delaware
Valley. MARY land, and of the Virginia farmers,
west Of the Blpe Ride t. keap me supplied au
ring the Winter and spring, with their
BEST FRESH BUTT Err
Through these ARRANGEMENTS, can slwafs ksea
ON hand superior article of FRESH BUTTER,
and will be enabled TO keep families supplied al
For sale wholesale and retaiis by
j. g. ROBERTSON,
Next 10 corner Governor and Franklin sts.
sc H-im
Il IMF. Laths, Cement Cs.olaed Plaster, Tsr,
Il HAN. MI Rarrrts Pre-
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HA Elegant COlOred and
nj anY or L Dan A. =

BLACK SILK RUBES-7 FLOUNCES.
= splendid assortment of the above RICH and
BEAUTIFUL GOODS in Plain and Chintz Bro
csde figures, in choice cnors. They ars offered at
SIS and $50, which IS greatly below their value.
I arly application should be made. the supply is
limited. Sc 22-2wl WATKINS Il FICKLEN.
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~M MILIlNERY-FAIL TRADE.-Nfn
C4yl desire to call attention to my re- NSN
~ novai from 242 Broad street, to 246. tive 2GEN
to exhibit IA larger stock Of Mi LLfNERY GOODS.
OF all kinds. and will continue to keep through
out the season GOODS OF THE LATEST and
MOST DESIRABLE STYLES.
MRS. A. McCONNAL.
Sc 2-2mr 216 BROAD ST.