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St. Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1860-11-09
Govermmens Ou,rages In Kansas Con.
flruIed. --sl

LsAvEswoRru, Nov S.-The Fort Scot,
Democrat of October 3Tth, confirms the
report Of the burning of "a dwellings on
the Cherokee neutral lands, by order
Of the Indian Agent, Cowan, Much in
dignation was felt in Southern Kansas at
the severity Of the measures taken by the
authorities.
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1860-11-09
Printer Stabbed.

New HAVEN, Nov. Am ARRAY took
place-at Temple Lunch last night, during
which printer named George N. Stafford
was fatally stabbed with knife in the
hands of student named Belden. Three
students who were engaged in the affray
were arrested
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1860-11-09

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 3.-The New Orleans
agent re-affirms his account of the loss of
life by the explosion Of the steamer Hill.
He says the clerks account is not correct.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 3d.-The total
number killed by the explosion Of the Hill
is 80, and the wounded l5 or 20.
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1860-11-09

AMONG those who deserve credit for the
glorious result in the First District, is
Michael Cummings, one of our oldest Irish
citizens, who worked earnestly for the sue
cess of the Republican ticket, particularly
in the Second Ward. There are others Of
our Irish citizens who are getting their eyes
open to how great cheat modern De-
mocracy is, and how little it deserves the
support oil our naturalized citizens.
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LOCAL NEWS.
sT. PAUL PRODUCE MARKET.
REPORTED Dailg From Actual Sales.

FIRE AT Sr. ANTHoNY-GREAT Loss OF
PRoPERrY.-On Tuesday night about II
o'clock, the new stable Of the Minnesota
Stage Company, near the Winslow House,
in St. Anthony, was discovered to be on
fire. The destruction of the building and
the property contained therein, was COM
plete. Ten valuable horses, two Concord
coaches, several other vehicles, horses, &c
were included in the loss. 1t is thought
by some that the fire was the work Of an
incendiary, and by others, that it originated
in the carelessness Of employees about the
establishment. The loss is estimated al
about $4,000.
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Arrest or n Murderer.

ArrIcA, Ind, Nov. 3.--Fox, who helped
murder Col. Davenport at Rock Island
some fourteen years ago, was arrested here
this afternoon.
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1860-11-09
THANKSGIVING DAY.
PROCLAMATION,
BY ALEX. RAMSEY, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE

PROCLAMATION,
BY ALEX. RAMSEY, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE
OF MINNESOTA.
7NHB falling leaves Of Autumn dnd our gerners
i full Of wheat. Warehouses are crowded and
steamers groan with the varied products Of the har-
vest
In every section Of the State during the past
Summer, the sentiment of the PsalInist was apeii-
cable, "The pastures were clothed with focks, the
valleys also stood SO thick with grain that they
| shouted for joy, and sang" In the gathering
crops there has been unwonted health.
Bright skies and pure air greeted the reaper from
day to day, and the farmer now that his labor IL
over finds his family free from the diseases so COM
mon in lower attudes.and ready to enjoy the abun-
dance with which they have been blessed.
Hope Is seen in sveryiface and the day seems not
| Or of when there shah be complete: recovery
| frsm emesrrsssments caused by the late financial
Fevuision.
Not only are our people fed with the ."nnsst OF
| wheat" but peace prevails within our borders.
While foreign lands convulses by revolutions,
and exposed to the horrors Of civil war, citizeus
from every nation under Heaven, are tolerant and
In the midst Of the excitement incident to Presi.
hibIting the power Of self-government 70 high de-
gree.
In view OF our manifold blessings and increasing
prosperity, II seems highly appropriate to give
| thanks unto the Father Of Nsrcies.
In accordance with custom now prevalent In
the States Of the Union, respectfully recommend
70 the people of Minnesota to observe In theirown
way, the last THURSDAY, THE TWEEN.
TY-NINTH OF NOVEMBER next, ~ .
day Of praise and Thanksgiving.
/ In witness whereof have hsreunto signed my
name, and caused the Seal Of the State TO be
| tLB] Affixed, At the city Of B.. Paul, This sd
day Of October, In the year Of our Lord,
One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty.
ALEX. RAMSBY.
BY The Governor,
III RAxpa Sss'y of State
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CRIMINAL MiscHrEF-GENERAL SMASH.
up.-On Tuesday night, while several
teams were hitched on Third street, oppo.
site Concert Hall, some drunken rowdies
turned three of them lose, and started the
horses up and down the street. A valu-
able horse belonging to W. L. Wilson, o.
Rose Township, turned out of Third into
Cedar streets, and went over the ledge al
the junction of Fourth street, smashing the
wagon and injuring the horse severely
Another horse attached to a buggy, driven
that evening from Minneapolis by Mr.
Brown, turned up Wabashaw and turned
over just beyond Third. The buggy was
badly broken, and the horse somewhat in
jured. Still another horse was let loose
but being steady old fellow, no damage
was done. The act of turning three horse,
loose, is one which should ensure ths
rowdy who did it the speedy appearance,
before the Police Court.
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OFFICIAL CANVASS OF RAMS EYCouNrY.
The Auditor, in connection with Justices
Psist and Winters, as a canvassing Board,
yesterday afternoon proceeded to open the
returns from the several Wards and Town
ships of Ramsey County. The canvass is
not yet concluded-the Board before they
got through having adjourned until to-
day.
We are only enabled to state this morn
ing, that Mr.. Sanborn's official majority for
Senator in the 21st District is 75, and Mr..
Banning's for Representative is 165. Mr..
Smith for Senator in the First District, and
MIR. Acker for Representative, are elected
by about the majorities already published.
Mr.. Nessel is also elected by three ma
jority, although clerical error in the re-
turns from New Canada, would elect Kid
der by two majority. This error will, no
doubt, be rectified by the Board to-day, as
abundant evidence will be furnished that
the return is wrong.
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LIVERPOOL, Oct 23.-Flour was firm a
advance of Cd. Wheat was active at ad
vance of 6d@1s. Provisions dull.
Stin Later Foreign News by the
Adffatlc.

AQT10tlcs
SANDY Hook, Nov. 5.-The Adriatic
from Havre via Southampton passed the
Hook this A. M. Her advices are three
days later than those of the Prince Albert
at st. Johns.
Victor Emanuel had arrived at Naples
The royal troops had evacuated Cajizzo
and the vicinity. The line of the Volturno
had been abandoned for that Of the Carl
limo. Garibaldi had entered Oshua.
The Emperor of Austria had introduced
the new charter, making immense conces-
sions to Hungary.
The Sandman Ambassador had been or
dered to leave st. Petersburg.
Napoleon has received letter from the
Czar to the effect that nothing hostile to
France should be entertained at the War.
saw interview.
Two French vessels remained at Bey-
rout, Syria.
1t is reported that agitation prevailed in
Damascus and threats were made against
the Christians on account of the war tax.
The English squadron had left Syria for
the Adriatic.
LATEsT,-Warsaw Despatch. prin.
ciple of a European Congress has been
adopted.
Advices from Constantinople say, the
Grand Vizier is favorabls to loan.
1t is confirmed that Austria has 100, ,00C
men in Verona alone. Mantua and Pes
chiera likewise are strongly garrisoned
The Pope assured the represen tatives o.
France at Rome he had no intention oil
leaving.
The ship Red jacket, from Melbour ne
Australia, had arrived with f160,000 ir
gold.
A recent census of Russia shows a
population of 10000, 900.
It is reported that the Papal Nuncio al
Madrid has RENTED, within few days,
90, 900 reals to the Pope, which had beer
raised by the Bishops.
Gen. Lamoricierrc viii return to France
Enlistments for the Papal !srmy have
ceased.
Il was said that the Ambassadors ol
Prussia, Spain and Portugal were prepa'
| ing to quit Turin.
The vote ofSicily was almost unanimou:
for annexation Victor Emanuel would
be in Naples (s) 28th. The proclamation
of the vote would be made the following
day.
The Papal Nuncio had left Paris in con-
sequence of orders from Rome.
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Carpet Weaving.

'NHRKB years ago, when withdrew from Garnet
l. Weaving, informed my friends that would
endssvor 10 seeonmodAts them In my line, ut cone
promise remain ~ the OLD STAND, on the COR
ner Of Minnesota and Yifth Streets, In st. Panl.
Those Who are having Carpets to make, or wanting
" buy VIZ do veil to call and examine. An Wor1
warranted 70 give entire sstsfaction. All work sent
y attended 70.
Carpet Warp always On hand.
Old Clothes or Ra0D bought or exchaoesd sas
oespeu. Don't tcrget the ria oe and name
q O. NJ. WALTKRS.
Oornes - Minnssota and Firm ssrssts, 8. Paul.
AnSus - dkwhn
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voters i'm New York CITY.

New YoRK, Nov. 5.--The number Of
registered voters in this city isll6,89l.
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1860-11-09

Later in the evening the Ainnesotian
Office was brilliantly lit up.
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1860-11-09

and streamer was afterwards run up, in.
scribed
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Late Foreign News-..Arrfval Of the
Prince Albert steamer.

ST. JOINS, N. F., Nov. 3.-The steamer
Prince Albert from Galway, arrived here
last night, with Liverpool dates to Tues
day, the 22d.
The Neapolitans have voted unanimously
in favor Of the annexation of Naples to
SARDINIA.
The royal meeting at Warsaw was in
progress, but nothing had transpired.
The Duke of Richmond is dead.
1t is reported that Garibaldi will be Of.
fered the rank Of Prince and General after
the annexation Of Naples is effected.
The Sardinians haYe beaten q corps of
Neapolitans, and captured 800 prisoners,
with portion of the artillery.
1t is also reported that Garibaldi's ships
have captured Spanish and Austrian
ship.
1t is said that Austria has given a posi-.
tive assurance that the sword will not be
drawn unless Rome should be attacked.
The Galway Steamship Company has
given orders for the construction Of fine
ships.
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PIONEER FOUNDRY
MACHINE WORKS

yT,HIs Establishmsns 10 nou Ia fun blast, Cassins
J. regularly twice week, and viii farxish Cast
ings at the following prfcss: 49,
Building Columns. Sash Weights, Sleigh Shoes, u
four cents per ID. y8E Z
Mi Castings, Crate Bars, As., - cents per H.
Brass Oastings, 20 esa6 pSe h., and III stAas
work 10 propoTtien. GILMAN.
u. 1sal ~. 4 JooA onAAw Aoai1.
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n One Of the most prevalent, and at the
same time Troublesome and painful diseases that
For long time tho medical world have been con-
tinuaily bFingins forth numerous specifics for its
permanent cure; but all without effect. DR.: j.
sic,an has sacc6eded in furnishing the public with
. valuable preparation for the cure Of Fever and
made for tho "BITTERS," and the universal
success attending IL use, have made fo5 It LsYs-
For tho cure Of the Fever and Ague: DR.. HOSTEL
TER'E CELEBRATED STOMACH BlTTEae
must and Should claim superiority over any osh-
Or preparation extant. e
Sold By druggists and dealers generally, eyery-
where. nay lin
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H ). 1. Is. P.-From Rev. Thomas Bin.
FORD MARI HILL, Henrco county, Va, October
l4th, lS5s.-DR: GAFLIck-Dear Sir: Hayingg used
BAKING POWDER, | unhesitatngly pronounce
it to be superior to anything that has been used In
my family for purposes which il is recommended.
THOMAS BiNFORD.
We have great pleasure in recommending SEM
PIES INFALL1BLE BAKING POWDERS, the
virtues of which We have seen fully tested, and
think them quite equal, if not superior, to any
similar pre- paration now in use. They for sale
at the drug stores of the city. See advertiseM ent
IN our special notice column.-LyRchbmrg Virgin
ian.
JOHN W. GARLICK,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor,
Richmond Va.
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apHcrAL notice..
- ESQ. ..spring aaa SUMMER. .-lsoo. ~

n tsso. .-sprins aaa ssmnaer...lsoo. ~
An BnTiRx NEW sToCK.
JOHN L. HMITHER.
No. n Main street.
I.ss esd ss59Ssys sssSa e And pom....
Lad'ss V CLOTH Hv snS ciAssIMERFs.
Six and MsrssilIes VEsTIN0S.
The 'aO'iEssssws h sfS S:i 's 81 SsSSdps
bought in person at AUCTION, in New York.
His stock comprises in part:
'''''1'1 beautiful BEREGEs
LINENS and DAMAsKy; w,e
Splendid assortment OF
CASSIMERES
Of every grade and color. for GENTS WEAR.
TW EEDS and LINENS.
HOUsEKEEPING GOODS;
large assortment OF
PLANTATION GOODS,
of evory variety and price, and many other goods
usually kept in Dry Goods store.
The subscriber is determined to Ofier the puOho
and his friends the best selected and lot Oh
FANCY ana STAPLE DRY GOODS.
ever displayed in the city, and will sell the same at
the lowest rates to cash purchasers. Call, before
''''"s '''o ""'' JOHN l.. sMITHER,
ap4-dAwts No. n Main street.
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In called 10 Dr. EATON'S INFANTILE COR
DIAL, which - highly recommended for all COM
plaints attending Teethinx, such as Dysentery.
Bi.10D fOOD.-This medicine. being. ~ lts
name suggests, BLooD FOoD" and a scientiiic
well worthy the attention Of eli who are suffering
from impuIity OF de6ciency Of blood. It's prepared
ElocatiOn. PIN s0Iogy. Science. 40. and i highly
Besomno1ds4 b. numerous o4!ti6cates 81 those
Who have svailed thsmSelys. Of ~ Writes
1i;ss :. s: i9tsk SS iss ss:e.4
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A Notice. ITO the sick, afflicted and numer-
GUS families who have heretofore used DR.. J. s.
RIOS E'S MEDICINES. always with the most un-
persons have circulated an imitation. The Doctor
has been compelled to change the wrapper, which
is plain without any figures, and his written sigma
ture is the cork of every bottle of the genuine
Medicines, so that the public can again obtain
those remedies which have suited their wants and
relieved their sutlernss.
DIR. J. s. ROSES COUGH SYRUP. for coughs
and diseases of the lungs is the standard remedy.
spra.ns or bruises, and the DISPEPTIC COM
POUND for dyspepsia and liver complaints.
Sold BY Druggists generally ami by
WARNER L. WAR1NG. lO7 Broad St,
jA2l-ly Richmond. Va.
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IHE GOV lit Ns'h:-A fnOCLAMA
- TION.--In conformity with the sixth section
OF the sixth article of the Constitution OF this Com
monweatb, providing for the election of Judge
for each Circuit Court, hereby make proclamation
that Judges for the following judicial Circuits
to be elected during the present year, To VIII + or
the fret Circuit, composed of the counties OF Prln-
cess Anne, Norfolk. Nansemond, Isle Of Wight.
the City of Norfolk; for the filth Circuit composed
of the counties of Accomac and Northampton for
the sixth Circuit, composed of the counties OF Eli
zabeth City, Warwick, York, GLOUCESTER, Mat
City, James City and the City Of WILLIAMSBURG; for
the seventh Circuit. the City of Richmond; for the
ninth Circuit. Stafford. Prince William, Alexan
dria, Fairfax, LOudoun, Fauquler and RIPARIAN
Greene, Orange, AIbemarle. Louisa, Fluvanna
son, Amherst, ROckbridge. Augusta and Bath;
for the twelfth Circuit. Pendleton.- Highland,
HsTdv;' for the th!itesnth Circuit. CLARKE: Fred
erlck: Hampshire, Morgan, Berkeley and Jefferson;
for the fifteenth Circuit, Giles. Mercer. Raleigh,
Wyoming. Logan, Boone, Fayette, Clay, Nicholas
and Webster for the sixteenth Circuit, Grayson,
Carroll Wyths FlEyd Pra Mda and No,
Braxton, Lewis, Richie, Doddridge, Peasants and
Calhoun; for the twentieth Circuit. Hancock,
Brooke, OHIO, Marshall, Wetzel. Tyler and MoEOn-
Marion, Tay Tor, Preston, Barbour, Randolph, Up
shur and Tucker. The said elections to take
place on the fourth Thursday Of the ensuing May
to be held in each county according to law and Of
fcers required to govern themselves accord
Gwen under my hand as Governor, and UNI
der the seal of the Commonwealth, at Rich
lL.s.{ mond. on the 9TH day of April, 1850, and In
v..th the eshtyourth 'e1f5 a # The sT GH%nSn
GEO. w MUNFoRD, Sec'y of the Com'th.
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JUHV W. UAKLICk,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor,
NJ
M The Great Virginia Remedy, and no
INFALLIBLE REMEDY
OR lsONNORR HRE AMI A III. SECRET Dis

A- The Great Virginia Remedy. and NO
HUMBUs.-PETERS' INFALl4iBLE REMEDY
FOR GONNORRHRE AND ALL SECRET DIS
EAS ES.-This great American remedy, contain
ing no Mercurial Basamic properties, exceIs
every thing heretofore offered the pupic in its Gu
ratlve. restorative and renoyating powers; and
the medical world are astOnlshed when told that
COMPOUNDED when they have ocular demonstra-
tons OF the facts: But the proprietor. who has has
known Of q case of twenty years standing to be
restored 70 perfect health and all other cases Of
Gonorrhea which tho remedy will not cure. pro-
vided the directions are carried out with prudence
on the part of the patient; and any purchasing
half dozen bottles, and using accordingly, in his
or her case. he guarantees perfect cure; and in
free of charge, to complete the cure, through his
agents; and euro will be effected without incon-
venience to the patient.
Sold by APPERSON T. DUPUY, No. 2Ol Broad
street, and U. A.STRECKER,M ain street, Drug
gists, agents for the city Of Richmond.
NH 9;-d6m<
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IA Ague and Fever
DEBILITY OF CHEST


IA Ague and Fever
DEBILITY OF CHEST
STTLL.ANOTHER CURE:
Every day we hear of the wonderful merits OF
HANPTON'S TINCTURE. -
SALUDA, Mddlesex Co., Wax
August IL, 1852
Messys. Mortimer + Mo,cbray:
Gentlemen-it is with unaffected pleasure be ar
testimony to the great merit of your HAMPTON'S
TINCTURE. | was taken last Spring with the
ague &nd fever, and debility Of chest and limbs,
tried various medicines, but found 70 relief: but
on being advised by friend to try your Tlnctnre,
| did so, and am now enjoying excellent health;
having taken only one bottle. "Mirabiie DsctH."
YO6 can use this al best suits you.
Very truly and respectfully yours.
F.. ADDISON BRIsTOw.
Call and get pamphlets and see cures OF Cough,
Rheumatism, ScrOfula, &c.
AS restorative and invlgorator it has been high
ly recommended.
Hundreds will testify of cures on themselves and
friends, after all other cures have failed.
FEMALES AND ChiLDkEN.-Thl TING
TURE will be found great medicine for all their
diseases.
"a Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
Sod by PURCELL, LADD Il CO., Richmond
by Dr. c00KE. FredeTieksMb@Iyg by 81 the M RIg,
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle; SIX bottles,
%. my 7-d&cwts
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By the Governor.
GEO: w. MuNFoRD, Sec'y Of the CONT
An Q-dkctde

NOTICE-TO FARMERS AND MER-
~ CHANTS WHO USE AND DEAL IN
ciai attention to our stock, now in hand. of the
best WINDSOR SOFT BLUE PLASTER, pur
chased with special reference the interest Of the
farmer and the trade generally.
From our long experience In the business, and Civ
rel well coopered and in good shipping order, and
the Plaster thoroughly puiyerized--we hazard no
give us call. Farmers sending bags viii be fur
nIshed at one dollar less per ton: A liberal dis
count tS the tsadf Rtis Daven
Orders left IN our box at Robinson Il Rob
erts, will be attended to-
u01S--sm- &onth side Of the Dock. Richmnnd.
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EoeeAlx-te ~. nuPEASINETLOUR.a.
n lit AILsn" fnIsH POTAv0ngsss
ca :: e ''sss ssssissnsst nAonuxA 90
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n. Preserve the Teeth.-Meade t. Bakers
"SAPONlNE TOOTH PQWDER' is confidently
recommended to the public AS the best dentri6ce
ever made for REMOVING TARTAR PRE-
VENTING ITS FORMATION, PRESERVING
and CLEANING tn f TEETH, and purifyin the
mouth and breath. 1t has been used by our own
cItizers with entire satisfaction and Is fully en-
dorseO ty our best Dentists.
READ THE FOLLOWING 81 have used and pre-
scr.bed the '.Saponine Tooth Powder" of Messrs.
Meade X Baker, and IN my opinion no better pre-,
paratlon for the ends III view can he compound
JNo. u Eo. WAYT, Dentist.
Prepared only by MEADE & BAKER.
my lin Richmond, Va.
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s7z Z. GA TnxIGHT. FURNiTUKE

49, WAREHOUSE, ON GOVERNOR ST.,
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN,
mAxhas on hand al this time the largest and
best stock Of FURNITURE he has ever
offered to his friends and the pubca large portion
of which being CITY MADE-whichh he pledges TO
sell for less profit than heretofore: Painted, I'm;
ltatlon and Solid Oak, Walngt Mahogany and
ali STYLE Marble Top TAf,i Es: also, WARD,
ROBES. from Sl0up; fETE A TETES, DIVANS,
SOFAS. from Sl3 up to S7s; Jenny Lind BED
STEADS, from SO To SIS; beautiful Broeatelle,
Plush, Lasting and Hair- Cloth PARlOR SUITS :
also, COUCHES and BED LouNGEs,a at twenty
where; in fact, his stock embraces every article
usually kept in his line. Call and examine
for yourself. and see how much you can save BE-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Also, q large assort-
me Mt of Recumbent Invalid. Arm, Easy ard Ne,
voiving CHAIRS. MATTRESSES. Hair and
Shuck and REODfNG NH 2i-d3m
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n,
IA 18th street, near Cary,
w Would most respectfully inform his friends
land customers and the public generally,
that he is now in receipt of his stock Of SPRING
and SUMNER GOODS, consisting of CLOTHS,
CASSlMERES and VESTiNGS, which he would
be happy to make up in the most superior stys
and on the lowest remune rative profits.
N. B.-Havlng small expense, eau make gar
ments to order as low As they can he had ut any
clothing house in the city. NH 3l-5m
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II ANDERSON.

nOGGETT ANDERSON,
~ CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND 18TH 6rs.,
Dealers in PAPER HANGINGS. OIL CLOTHS
MATTINGS, CURTAIN MATERIALS, WIN
DOW SHADES, BEDS. MATTR ESSES and UP
HOLSTERING GOODS GENERALLY, have re-
ceived their spring stock. embracing full and
complete assortment in the above line, to which
they invite the attention and patronage of the pub
Hanging and Uphosternx IL superior style, Ssv.
ing the very best workmen in their employ for that
purpose. aD2-3m
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VTTARKEN'S IMPROVED 4 l. 4 A n ID
w COMPOSITION ROOFING, received the
Silver Medal at the United States FAIR, and Di-
piOma at the Virginia State Fair.
We have certificates and testmonlal ais from the
FIRST Architects and Builders in the United States,
perior Qualities OF WARREN'S IMPROVED
+ ELT and COMPOSITION ROOFING, over all
attend to all orders in city or country, with
prom ptness and dispatch.
JOHN vILES, only Agent in Eastern Virginia,
for WARREN'S Roofs and Roofing Materials.
"a Office ON 18th street. between Main and
Cary, l-Sm
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nA1. AID CAPS.
BOOTS. SHOES, 40.

"a WE HAVE MARKED DOWN THE
PRICES Of our own Richmond made Boots
\yand Shoes. as follows: Gents French Calf
Boots SIS; Gents French Calf Congress Caters
"a; Gents French Calf oxford Ties So 2s Gent .
French Calf Strap Ties 3325; Gents Calf Kid
Caters 81; Gents Engiish Lasting Caters 81 !;
all other goods 1T corresponding prices. The above
goods are Of the first class, and equal to any in
Richmond. We offer these unusual Inducements
in order to keep the workmen ayoing, as work is
rather slack at this season We thought it would
be better to give the customer the benefit of get
ting first class goods at very low prices. and at tho
same time giving employ ment to the workmen.
MARCUS HARRIS BRO,