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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-28

~ New Firm. New Goods. 1.-The I'M
dersgneG 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 cheap
stock of Ky GOODS, BOOTS and SHOES, was
ever broug ut to this market
Having purchased our entire stock for cash, we
able. and VIII sell at extremely low prices .or
cash. DIR tSS GOODS and DDMESTiC GOODS
all kinds and az all prices. BOOTS and SHO rs,
Al sizes and prices. Don't forget the place, rs
Main street.
WERTHEIMER &. LOWENBEkG.
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FALL RACES.

a,x ASH LAND " A.
S1Ikr FALL haf & II. 1860.
A& The Races over tn. Ash
land Course ia Hanover county, Va, will com
me.'ee on TUESDAY, 18th October, 1860, and CON
"f HRRsT DH99-FfRsr RAcx.-sweepstake for
cots and heys, years old ; mile heats 8 100 en-
trsnce-hatf forfeit; three or moIe to NIL To name
and close Aug. 20th.
SECOND HAcE-Sdme Ddy.-Proprletor's purse,
$500; two mile heats.
SECOND DAY-FiRsr AcK.-sweepstake for
wear old colts and flleys; two mile heats, $50
entraDce-half forfeit; three or more TO fill. To
name and close Aug 10Th.
SECOND RACE Same Day.-Jockey Club pu fse,
$500; two mile heats
THIRD DAY-FIRsT RACE. Jockey Club
purse, $500 three mile heats.
SECOND RACE-SaD!e DaV.-Propretor's pu rise,
8 $50; mile heats.
FOURTH DAY-FtRsr RAcK.-Sweepstake for
2year old colts and hlleys; single dash of mile
500 entrance-half forfeit, with inside bet of
s coo; the Club tc add $780, provided two more
start. Closed on LIST August, with three subscrl-
bers
SECOND RAcE-Some Dny.-Proprietor's purse,
200 for the beaten horses of the meeting two
mile beats,
FIFTH DAY "A Match Race for 8 10. coo 3 m 10
heats between Thos w DoswelPs ch J.. fxehe
qner, by Revenue, out of Nina, ami David Mc Ia
nlel's b. (. Leisure, 10y Red Eye.
SADDLE RAcE-hdme Day.-Slnge dash oil a
mile for saddle hOrsesonly
Nominations for the stakes to close Aug. 10th, to
be addressed to the - Proprietor of the Course"
Ashland. Hanover county, Va.
au1-7awtd J. VI. TAYLOR. Propretor
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REAL ESTATE FOR = -

90 Farm OF1s5 ACRES - ,,'I -
hssg Gt, Jos SEVEN MILES HS6ntESSsItc
vac s sale my f & EMps s, sIiaLs de.
TON Richmond. The Farm cor,ta,,. seven M.
msnt II. ba IL ws'on II IN high STATE
Wood The Farm is remsrkabIy ~ rms ssd2.
neighoorhood very good. II IA, a nav.py. ssa h.
WadIop S G. - c aea sse,sin. The emo.
Others. ne property formerly hslnr1a.aaob, ~
s orms. e, annl, 70 s dsea &
subscriber. lse "a -tsl o. = PPss'eIbS,
- FARM FUn SAT. , lns
move TO is5ss IN few wesss.qIs,
sac the AKA on which now "a, o1s' Q,
a,ed pc nass ,.o,T kGhaond, near the .a
containing about 40 acres of Land Ter eoan,,
ments consiSt IN part OF a large dwsus7. mp'Dv.
new barn AID stable besides the usual nn., aas,
further description IS consider red M oosIaouss,
as persons wIshIus to purchase, Will senraecs@ar
themselves: Post Once, Richmond 'Aam'rs q,
Sc ~ I'm -- THoS. w. sYDyo,
80 HfELA FOR sALE.-Tbis P.p,'A
tains 1910 acres by late surve, AKIN oo,
- bered. abounfs in green sand M, ~ ss lin.
vided into six fields. Has q commanS ,,,, and aI
on the psmunkey River. four mls. stusile,
miles from Richmond, and in the c""SS.iiosd, a.
William, a map Of the farm NAV bs ~. OF Ei,s
once oil the Surveyor OF he city Of RcSSaaINss,
s,-, VIM. A. BRAXTnNs
~. LAND AND SLAVES
81 COUNTY OF AMELIA, FOR ssfv IHR
~VATELf.--Th devisees Of John y pc o. Phi.
DECD ollef for sale privately valuable TSs,1ss.
OF LAMP, lying on the Appomattox re, hAcf
county ct Amelia, hive miles from Maftos, n n ia,
on the Richmond and DanvIie Ra,IrosJ DEPOT
ing, b estimation, 90 acres, The and TS .an
rably adapted TO the production Of Corn ,anghl.
aud Tobacco, and the tract is regarded a., "ass
the best IN the county. At desired + vi one q
vIded into two tracts. The neighlorh,cdu Ue d.
excellent Possession will be delivered -, - Mor
the devIsees TeservIng the night TO e1invss,oac'
gather the growing crops, SAT- sfao,orS as az
meut cannot he made with the purchssss,a ,,Isefs
then The purchaser of the land. II h, " ~. as,
them Tor hIa Own use, can also pufc6ssa sIIsis'
number of valuable SLAVES. Tie terms Sis
made accommodating. Apply h, WITHIN =
MEADE or JOHN =. HARDAWAY. Chm T.
pot, Amelia; or to X. W. SfEGER, Ms,toas " r.
pot, Amelia. an . De.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
SUPERB EMIT.

WATKINS & FICKLEN.
FOREIGN AND DC NEST eS DkY dooDs
100 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
Appreciatinr the liberal PATRONAGE of our friends
we would ipfoim all uAolsSais and Tefas. BUYERS
thatwe are receiving ard opening our stocN lot
AUTUMN AND WINTER sALKe,
which, in extent. richness and variety sarpasseS
tkat Of any previous season esse-eb,say of
frst aaads-we venture to assure TIE closest n1y
that the prices VIII Sompsse iay9ia The MN
loving are some q the ne ieSd ss g. ssyies
Snlendid Velvet Embroidered Black and Coorad
groeade and Striped SILKS.
Heavy Coiored Corded, Rept, and Taffeta do.
Elegant Grey Grounds, with bright figures.
The hesviest and richest BLACK SILKS, for full
Beantiiul Plain and Brocade Grey and Black PoP-
fAL ENTIAs and vELoNAs, very new and beau
In all kinds of LADIES' DRESS GooDs-from
Eeatest styles and best value for the price will be
In EMBRoIDERIEs and ELEGANT LACE
GOODS, our stock will be found very large and
complete, embr acing some of the finest goods i'm
'p11sSS E hSI fhf SGfR's wEARcloths cassi
meres' and vestlnss; SIX and W"ol,en Under
sSsw HdR sc cVfs ySns for 'aS ooei e
I HiGoUEssEEKEEfPiNG GooDs.-Best Linen and
| Cotton sEeetinss and Pillow Castings, Damasks,
Towels, Hue kabacks, Napklns-at very low prizes.
CARPET AND CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.
Having fitted up one of our large rooms espe-
orally for tn department facilities To supply
| the wants Of the trade are greatly INCREASED:
In all grades of Velvet, Tapestry, Brussels and
lngrain e al PE E. and plsIn and Figured
Also, BT9 s Wofsted DamasS' Muslin and
Lffs h fSSsE AfR tsMbR9s Ms
| LlNs. BRILL LIANT Els, RLEACHkD LONG
| CLOTHS. and all super lor STAPLE GOODS, our
| supply is very large and prices very low.
| PLANTATION q 90 D S-Of Heavy Virginia
| Fuiied Cloths, all widths; Extra Heavy Linseys,
| Satlnets, Blankets, Oznahurgs, Brown Shlrtng,
&C., very large stock and offered at prices which
| Will secure the patronage OF all. Some OF these
| goods superior quality, and difficult to fnd
| CLOAKS, MANTLES AND SHAWLS.
This department we have greatly enlarged, and
| estabuShed III our own warehouse,
CLOAK AND MANTLE MANUFACToRY,
under the supervision of Mr.. STRG0ER, whose
taste and ski! the head of one of the largest
tablishmen Is In the country, furnishes guiran
Splendid Velvet. Cloth, ard Silk e Il . ),
MANTILLAS, and BUSTERS, will be found at
all times. at prices hitherto uneQualed IN Rich
mont. Our goods are manufactured of the hnest
lean and Paris patterns. Any special style Of
garment not found in our stock, Will be made to
order at a few hours notice. To responsible buy
ers, our terms will be liberal. We ask an OppoT-
ATO MERCHAN rS.-Many of our goods
are adapted to the wants of wholesale buyers, and
cannot tie found IN exclusive JohbiDg- houses One
of our hrA, Tor MANY years engaged IN the whole
sale trade, vii, DE pleased to serve ali merchants
who favor us with an examination. Any goods we
sell them are guaranteed to be hs low as the same
Sc i0-lm WATKINS & FICKLtN.
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JOHN THONPsoy
FALL TRAD DE. tOeI

ROB'F L. DICKINSON, (successorto b,
ford, Dickinson n WeisIger.) No 73 hain sts,
Richmond. Va, thankful for the liberal pl,ros1,,
bestowed on BIN by his friends and the publcEsr.
orally, invites their attention to his arle sni o.
tensIve stock of HATS, CAPS, FURS. &c e5r.
prlsrng every style manufactured for the .ss,55
which will be sold at wholesale and retail 70 1us,
tual customers on the most favorable terms E,,.
chants of Virginia. North Carolina, and Tel,.
see, visiting the city. are respectfully sohclps
call and examine for themselves before purc3l
ing. A liberal discount made 10 those who ,s.
ch ase for caSh.
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CRATES, FENDERS..FINE SETS OF
~ TONGS, SHOVELS AND fUKERS-l have
Tor sale large and ees ant assortment of all kinds
II E1amelled CRATES, with FENDERS; SUM
NJ Err PIECES of every ST. lie; handsome and plain
sets Of SH0VELs, TONES, POKERS. Coal,
sGuTTLES. CINDER SHOVELS, BLOWER
STANbs, handsome stands for Shovels and longs,
Brass and Iron Footmen, Fire Brick Slabs and
Jams. All kinds of Church and Tavern Bells Brass
brlck Moulds, all kinds of Crates, Tenders sc .
s d. DENU0N
No 225 Main street, between sth and 9th,
Sc Is 5m West side,
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UMBEK, LUMBER. LUMREn.

UMBEk, LUMBER, LUMBER.
10000 II. seasoned BUTTON WOOD, superior
quality.
10000 #. seasoned inch BUTTON WOOD, sups-
Tlor quality
5000 II. seasoned y OAK.
$500 II. seasoned inch OAK
e0,0o0 Il. seasoned CASING PLANK.
$1,000 II. seasoned ASH.
rs 90 II. seasoned MAPLE.
iogetheI with large and general assortment Of
n 4 0G IN PLANK and SCANTLlNG,
OhEfh1, BLACK WALNUT, &c. Fer sale on
iy ls-ti0 Truman A. Parker.
MANCHESTER SCALE WORkS.-Ws
IL have on hand from the aboVs factory. PLAT
FORM SCALES, weighing from 600 ~ aouV lbs
Also, COUNTER SCALES OF every variety, and
Ii agents for the manufacturers are prepared to
take otdeTs for railroad track depot and ware
hosiss Scales 4 o., which for neatness, durability
and ACCURACY sV22YNi LEW. i FIIxsSSLoR 90
ttN-N us, u Main stTsee
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WATCHES. JHWELRY, as

49,
- An ELEGANT AND fh
~ assortment Of Gold snJSg aESFSs
y yer WATCHEs and J m * -
&AE LRY ever offered m nv - M MAJ
Guy, wholesale and retail, 81 LIZ -
God. silver and steel sPEcrAch,soS65 & Is, ,.
Pebble Gil ASS rs, TO SUR ah5 NAN,
reduced price tfom LEWIS -
Watches and Jewelry REPA,yfNISS sYNs> !
worknien az low price by tn ~ Ttkes
Nam street. And the chespes., u 'essed q =,
JEwELRY in the state to 70 TVS uYAA''-
ne A~Sin Gs " ne ~
- Cn.KLss LtMsp.s gs'wSl =.
- wea sasaIrs WATChks, ~ us -
EI CLOCKS, sfEcTAoL es' n "ss 81
49, manner aud At fessnnaas s,aI AL "
WATCHES and CLouAs 'sSsA
santed, 49,, maupsg, A,
JEWFLRY repaired "a q psss hssses sni "
SpECTAC rs lifted with new a,shmops'
Isalsd 10 SUIT. ~ - MAa sues"
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GREAT aEDuCr,oN Thh i

7 - TT
- "a, my rom ~ - ''' X. kNfHoth,,
&XN Columbian Holsi psi' oa-.
Moieskin Hate 81 best quality, " "a So, -!
Guslity, 90; fashionable SILK Has, ~ -, So
skln sewed Boots, 5 50; Congress 5s's'i wv
hpe calf skin sswed Shoes. 70 .r.pyTI
J. II, ANTHONY hiss maze o. ~ Phlsdsg-i
10 supply him vita handsome aad ips ., e. ar
sxin sewed BOOTS, wh,ch he .ll, Seq q ass lN0
:sdertsd low price OF EhAhA 100 90 xs-ds"'
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~ Look to home for all your wants, If you
wiah to see Virginia independent and prosperous.
Ii you are Gyspeptlc, or suffer with constipation
or Indigestion, don't gorge yourself with Yankee
nostrums recommended by flaming certificates of
men OF straw. but procure BAKERS PREMIUM
BIFTERS. Read the certificates of friends and
neishbors, then take them as directed and become
reluvenated and entirely healed.
Price 80 cents per bottle.
Tobe had OF all the princlpal Druggists In the
CITY of Richmond and elsewhere Ia Virginia and
North Carolina. jy 23-ts
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TOILET COLOGNEs. HasDAEKCHIEF
Extracts Bay Rum, Toilet Vinegar, W ASKING
Soaps; HAIR, Tooth, Nail and Cloth Brushes Vet
vet Whsps, Tor dusting velvet and other Il .cstc
fabrics, and many Other indis pc Ne ible toilet art
cles, for sale ~ p. JoHNsTos 4 BRO,
s9s gsa1 Druggists.
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KNOTS, AIIOt>. TKUNkS. Ae.-'

are in receipt of our FAN ald aisl :.
- Of Boots Shoes, Trunks. &c, WHICH ~.
VITA a we'll assorted stock of our own Hss
ulade Boots and Shoes, makes our Ste'A - q
tractive and compiete In al branches. AVE-
personally 20 our tuSInt SIS, and haV!ps ~. "a
penses and s4tishfd with silvinE Pfeatr, 4 50.
us 20 offer great Induce me nts ~ 81, 10 iIHgu
class goods. MARCUS HAhhto NaI,s.
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E1 SHOES AND TRUNKS EFT
AT Low PRICES. GIL

6. HELLER 4 Co, No. lS3 Broad street y
now selling decidedly the cheapest OF 1ne :,
quality BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, Scr IL =
State, VIZ: o,,.
Ladies fine Gaiters. with heels, st 81 y, =
Dies fine C0Hsress Caters, with heels ~
Ladies' hne Quality Morocco Boots, NIln hee''
Sl25, GEN rLEMES' s WEhk. "a
Gents city mode French Calf Boq.t
Gents city made French Calf oxford Ilss s,
Gents city MAZE French Calf Caters "a us.
city made French Calf Patent Leather JAW
"a pEGGED WORK.
The largest stock and the cheapest 10 .Ss - ~.
Mems hne B5ogans. at - pair; "omsn -,
ed Leather Boots. al rs cents n par, OAl-~l'-
Heeled Leather Boots, ~ 50 cents = pair
TRUNKS. BONNET BOXES, tes al
low pTices at q. HELLER & co
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CHINA. GLASS, &c.

wg) KEM9VAL:-DIRE IMPOR smSs
&sATATlON.-GEO. ]. SUMNER &ESI1
~ CO, importers, Wholesale and Re WIlG
VI tail Dealers IN China, Glass and III
EaTthenUdrs. Look iHg Glasses, CnSt0rS. Plated
Ware, and House Furnishing Goods, have re-
moved to their new store, Iron Front Buildings,
Governor street. NEAR Main.J where, with greatly
increased facilities for the accommodation OF the
trade, they hope to receive u continuance OF 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 teen offered IN the Southern
markets. and which We pledge ourselves to sell rs
low rs can be purchased IN any house IN the cOun-
Try, guaranteeing TO duplicate bills bought from
any Terackng houses north. Our senior partner
has been engaged all Summer IN selecting goods in
tine prIncp pal European markets, having spent
some time the potLeres in Eug land, and visited
the principal manufacturers Of France, Germany,
RIssia, husiTl-. uu1 tue Bohemian Provinces. We
shall be enabled tn offer our goods on the best
terms, and respectfully request an examination
OF our stock and prices assuring them of our ahll
ty omptly TO I'LL all orders, Gs 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,
L. H. KELLOGG. au 2l-2m
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t5Ef{1A FALL NJ EE T Nc, 1860.

~sASgsaasC MEETING, ls6o.
Gs-sxs--s-~--- The FALL RACES will
commence at this Course on the gath of October,
and G1gTIIn n es5HorWyirAb5NFsDAy Oct -swssu
stake for year old colts and FLIES mile heats
$3.50 entrance $40 forfeit, with 200 added by the
H is6o, With viii the y following H entries: " ~ " ~
/. +. NJ. Hall names CHI. colt Eugene, by Revenue,
2. Sen r j. Green names b. E. Miss Tobacco Fly.
by Red Eye, dam by mp. Prlam
nn bs sS Red 1 dam II e Evans Is
4. 0. P. Hare CHI. f., BY Boston, Jr, dam by Frus
5. TRos H. Christmas names b.e by Red Eye, dam
by Trustee, br Dam Noble Ward.
g. S. r; Fondreu & White names b. c. Red Eagle
by Red Eye, dam by imp. ,Margrave.
I. F NJ, Hall names CHI. f BY Financier. dam Betsy
sbC0ND DAY-Ptoprletor Purse $500; 2 mile
THIRD DAY-Jockey Club Purse 500; 3 mile
SEcoNp RAcE-SANE DAY.-A sweepstake now
open for 3 year old coils and bes that never won
a race up to the time of closing. to he run on FRI
da. of the Fairfield meeting. 1860; mile heats; 100
entranre, halt forlelt To name and close on LIST day
Of October; 1860 Entries to be addressed to JOHN
FOURTH DA1-A Sweepstske for 3 year ods ;
mile heats; sIoo entrance, half forfeit; 200 added
/. Gen I. j. Green & Son names br c, Day Break
toy imp Albion, dam by imp. Glencoe, - ,
@ j; l.. Baltzer names b. f. GIbbOnna, by Red
Eve, dam Noun ain Maid.
g. John BelcheT namss L. a. Prlndle's b. C. by Red
Eve, dam by imp Langford.
f. r. r. Beazey names gel. Buck Eye, by Haw
kins' Prlam. dam by Boston.
g. w. IL. Gibbon names br. colt by Marion, dam
by imp. Trustee.
G. +. NJ Hall names br. 6lIy by Basoi. dam by
Prince GeorLe.
SECOND RAcE-SAME DAY.-A Sweeps:ake one
mi te out for two year Odds; 5 100 entrance, half
forfeit; 500 ADDED, provided two or more start
To name and close the LIST day of August 1850
Now four subsc Ihers:
Gen. Thos. J. Green & Son names b. c. by Haw
kns' friam. dam by imp Trustee. Also, b. T..
by Hawkins Priam, dam BY BaIly PeytCn.
Thos. w boswell names b f. Nluett, by Revenue,
dam Nina hy Boston. Also, b. c. Infdel, 10y
Vulture, dam Va. Puryear.
w. r. Mellon names b. +. Mary Washins ton, by
Red Eye. dam y. NJ. Braxton's Louisville mare
Capt. BeCher names gr. c. hy Red Eve. dam by
Prince Albert. JOHN BELCH Err,
au 3t-2awd&wts Proprietor.
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49, NEW BOOTS AND SHOES

have Just opened large AMI new g.
of the abnye, selected TIA person, from the e
manufactures and which can confidently ols'
my customers as better than usual, and I'd .
Shoes can tie found anywhere, and. think ai
cheaper. Purchasers Will consult their OWE ~
where. WIN. WALSr
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DENTISTRY.

ARTIFICIAL TEETH. THE
tySYYT6s G G Lnh0PLtsTIC AN D X3oIlttSGANLIE
TIsT, having. the right for the above mode Of
making Teeth, aud being SATISFIED of It's ab
can with confidence commend it to those desiring
full partial sets of teeth, and especially such
as may he dissatisfied with those they are now
mouth, and the suction thereby secured, enables
him to insert one or more teeth lcLthoKt clasps
This method having bsen adopted by those stand
ing highest IN the profession, North and South,
testimonials will be given and specimens exhibited
TO those wishing to them. Sets of Teeth, OF
gold or any other n ate will OF course be made for
those preferrins them. Filling, Cleansing, tx
tracing and all other operations gently and tho
roughly performed. Teeth extracted BY ELEC-
TRIClTY t9tthOht PGtn
Hall Ally
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rs@ SURGEON DENTIST,
@lLLD Ones on Main, below Pearl street, next
door to Z. Horton Keaoh's trimming store, and Two
Goods store.
Having returned to the city would he pleased 10
see those that nave engagement Is with All opera
tons performed in the Inost approved and scientific
style known to the Profession. and ell work done
by him warranted u give satisfaction. tocl3-D
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= TO COUNTRY ERCHANTs-

MB0oIS, SHOES, TRU NkS, 1c.-gT
%JOHN G. PAGE, JR., No. % Main 81. k.iT
mas received his Fall Stock of BOOTS, ~p'
SHOES, &o.. to which he invites the s,tenl.ea
country merchants. They will probably hed 20
their ADVANTAGE to call on him before trey balh
he is determined 90 sell at very low figures, &
tcularly To those who buy for cash.
IlHN q PAhE In 01 MAI1
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Tor sALE-CHEWING AND SM0Kl NC TO
1 BACC0.-"M. Langhorpe l. Sons" .'saily
csrIw b s nSitS Trade" oIonoeo," lbs. and
sale By Brown 4 MccLELLAkD.
E'LOUK-FIkk. sUPKRFINE and FAMILY.
II Several brands Of the new crop for sale BY
BROWN McCLELLAND.
CL0yEk SEED. 80 bushels prime CLOVER
wu In - SHOWN 4 AeCLELLAND. j
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a. Lseches. Leeches!. Leeches!!!-l
have jp treceived, by Adams Express, a lot Of
fresh : NEDISH LEECHES, the very best, and
large size, which wIn be applied upon the most
reasonable terms
+. S.-CUPPING and LEECHING promptly at
tended to- can be found at all hours of the day at
the HAIR nR ESSING ROOM, under the Ameri-
can Hotel (sntTance on nth street, and at nigh
az iS--m r. c. HOBSON.
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BOOTS. SHOES, &c.

q BOOTS AND SHOES-GREAT In
PRODUCTION IN PRtCES.-CHAS.e E<sS
~ BEHLk,, Broad street, between % and 4
Keeps a large stock of Ladies, Gen,lemeAIsN
Servants Near constantly on hand, and aeaa
any body IN Richmond to compete with him 10 u
line, as he manufactures TO order ,End sdperris-a
himself. GREAT bargains in Ladies aud y SEQ
Colored CATERS, NJ D R0C c D BOOfE2
SLIPPERS and BUSKINS. Gentlemels en-
made Patent Leather CATERS, OSFORDI"
and SLIPPERS. | will sell INV summer tioct
Goods at aud below cost. Call soon. If yolyias
get a good hargain. Loo l4-lyl CHAS. BEHak
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IITY SCAVENGEn.-ih he undef sighed re.
~ spectfully informs the ctiZeus of Richmond
that he is prepared to CLEAN GU L rear houses,
sinks, and other places of deposit and thoroughly
lime them on the most reasona bic terms, and IN q
manner not III the least offensive on the premises
on which he may woI K. His wagon Is SO cons
stTucted as to be air and water tight. - -
% rders cap be left with CHAs. JOHNSTON, fo.T
Main street, or JAMES p. DUvAL, corner OF lVtn
and Main. r. H. ALLEN, Agent.
se4-dIm
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no. / BALLARD HOUSE

II scrlber informs his friends and customsr,.
that no has removed from his old staad i
No. 81 Main street, to No. Ballard House. IN -
pusite the Exchange Hotel. where ne is D, ip,,.
H. serve them to the latest fashions of HAfSsS
CAPS. Thankful for past favors, ne sOhcIts Ss~
tinuance of the same.
Sc Sim JOHN TH0N PSON
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LIFE INSURANCE., &c

old DOMINION INSURANCE COMPA-
~ NY.-CAPITAL 100000!
a. Gyice--No. ~ Main street, sHdeT ST. Charles
iiOteEu
This Company is now prepared to receive appli-
cations for FIRE AND MARIE INSURANCE
on favorable terms.
DIRECToRs:
Cab. Workman, John H. Gresnor,
John Finders, Geo. 8. Palmer,
Saml NJ. Price, Vim s. TNplett,
b. T. Ladd =. q. Tardy,
Jno. Stewart Walker, VIM. Currie,
Luther K. Spiman, Jas. r. Crenshaw,
Peter c Warwick, John II. w illlams,
Jas. s. Kent, Mark DOwney,
Horace Z. Edmond, Thomas tones,
James FL Talbot, Edwin A. Smith,
Griffin B. Davenport, Ro. A. Paine,
Geo. W. Yancey, Ro. +. WillIams,s
Jos. Brummei, VIM. p. Rag land,
Vim. Brent, Henry C. Cabell,
Ro. II. Maury Geo W. Royster
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR., Pres't.
Cas- Z. WORKMAN, Sec'y. my l9-ts
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IA Encourage Home Manufacture..Sem
PIES IkFALLtBLE BAKING POWDERS, the
best aud cheapest preparation known for making
In few moments, without yeast, ard in an ele-
sant manner, hight, sweet and handsome Loaf
6riddie Cakes, Puddngs, Pies, and Pastry Of
every description, with q saving OF time, labor
aud pense
:, From Rer. Taos. Btaford)
n MAkL HILL HenrIco, l4til October, 1883
N uaftck-Dear Sir; Having used 10 some
aaohsiaefsble extent your Sempis's baking Pow
ue', uhheslt atingly pronounce IL to be superior
10 anything that has been used in INV family tor
the purposes Tor which It is recommended -
THOMAS BINFoRD
PORTSMOUTH, March 49, l95S
cheerfuy recommend Semple's Bakins Pow
der as the most superior article | ever usad To-
making GIT and sweet LOAF Bread, Biscuits 4 III,
the shortest possible time. john .ck
JOHN W. GARLICK,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor
Richmond, Va.
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AOT, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
can be had daily, from O'clock A a., until 10
pooins and bathing ssloon, under the American
Hotel. entrance or IIth street. Single Bath rs cts
or bye ticksts for 81
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s sHoCKOE HILL GENERAL

sSsSS DR.. Il. S. McGRUDER, of Henri
So CO, having taken an Office on Franklin
street, first house above Metropolitan Hall, ten
ders his professional services TO the public.
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