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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-01

FIVE PER CENT.--A somewhat verdant
individual called on a jeweler in Montreal.
and stated that he had managed TO accumu-
late, by hard labor for the past few years.
some seventy five dollars /; that he wished 10
invest in something whereby be might make
moEey little faster, and be had concluded TO
take some of his stock and peddle it out.
The jeweler selected what be thought would
sell readily, and the new peddler started on
his first trip. He was gone but few days.
when he returned, bought as much again
as before. and started on his second trip.
Again he returned, and greatly increased
his stock. He succeeded so well, and accu-
INFLATED SO fast, that the jeweler one day
asked what profit be obtained on what he
sold
''Well. put on bout FIVE per cent"
The jeweier thought that very small prof
it. and expressed as much.
WELL said the peddler, Il don't know
as exactly understand 'tout per cent. but
an article FOR which I pay you one dollar, I
generally sell for five p
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-01

Sorrows gather around great souls as
storms go around mountains, but like them
they break the storms and purify the air Of
the plain beneath them. Every heavy bur-
den of sorrow seems like q stone hung around
our neck, yet they are often only like the
stones used by pearl divers. which enable
them TO reach their prize and rise enriched.
A small SORROW distracts, great one makes
Us collected-as bell loses its clear tones
when slightly cracked. and RECEIVERS it when
HE assure is enlarged.-Jeon Paul.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-01

A modern philosopher gives several po-
tent reasons why man should never marry
for money but an epigramist views the
case very pleasantly on the other side:
"Whencver you marry" Croseus said,
take one rich widow. or rich maid
For any wife may turn out i'll,
But Cad, the money never will
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-01

We talk about moral worth, bat as the
'.worId goes" men and hogs are all on a
level They are valued by their weight on
the scales. The thickness Of the purse
and of side of pork have the came signif-
canoe
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-01

Without confidence, friendship is but .
mockery. and social intercourse sor: Of
war in disguise.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-01

An "Ingiu" aRd a white man were
passing along Broadway, wien The former
espied a window full of wigs, and pointing
TO the owner who was standing in the DOOR
way, said "Ugh-him great man-him
big braye-take many sealps p
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-01

What have you to remark. madam.
about my singing %
"Not6ing sir. tits not remarkable
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-01

Love may exist without jealousy. though
this is rare but jealousy may exist without
love, and this is common.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-01

am on the sea, I'm on the sea !''-
roared bad singer. - You're not cried a
musical punster in company, You would
be on the c il you sung in tune /; but you're
the fat. confound You 20
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-01

AS general rule, fashionable beau.
Ike bow in the skY, can't make both ends
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-01

Never fear a man who threatens you
with an injury; the silent enemy is the
moet dangerous.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-01

An Illinois editor calls Douglas the Pitt
Of America So. then, says the Cseinnati
Gazetts. the American Pit Is Dug.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-01

BLACKS NC

cox s. BAKER,
l AVlNG established themselves in the abov
business at Emporia, would announce to til
nPle Of the surrounding country that they ar
lily prepared to do all manner of work in then
IN" Of business, in the best manner. They fiattei
'emselves that with their long experience at thu
business they will he able To give the fullest salts
faction to ali who may favor them with their Pat
Tonnage Prices reasonable.
Emporia, August /, lS5S.-tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

"DRIvE ON AKIN."-Some years ago a de-
haLng society in Cassville announced apub
lie discussion. The question was "Ssould
capital punishment be abolished % A large
crowd OF the good citizens of Cass, of DO h
sexes, assembled TO hear the discussion. Col.
Akin took a prominent part on the negative
side Of The question. He drew a melting and
hear t-rendiag picture of a beautiful young
lady visiting the grave of her deceased paren
at nIgnt aud alone. While there, some rutfia
steals up and murders her for the jewelry up
on her person The eloquent speaker asks ID
IA burst OF righteous Indignation: Mr.. Presi-
dent what ought TO be done with d man W no
would perpetrate such an infamous deed as
this mir. President say, what ought TO be
done with him Mr. President, say, what
ought 10 be done with him = in the mean time
diligently scratching his head IN search OF an
iGea. Just al this time voice was heard in
The crowd" Drtrs oH AKIN Say IL agin
yor'H imp another idea after uchtls."-SOurhsrH
PtaueT
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"QUILP" ON FAIRs.--Of all the affairs,
says Quilp," in wnIch the tair take part,
nothing can be more unfair than q +" Fair
The name Is the most fragrant of nuisances.-
To buy fancy slippers that don't fit, and
wouldn't wear u week If they did; to eat cakes
that poison you 20 drink lemonade that dis
gusts you; &c purchase things that you don't
want, ~ price which you don't like; to be fiat
tered by pert girls aud bulhed by ugly danes :;
10 get no change for your bank-note, and no
value for your change 10 patronize a lottery
against your principles, and be swindled
against your reason-that is the Fair thing,
Is IL
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"WHERE ARE You GOING % said n young
gentleman to an elderly one in white crayat,
whom he overlook a few miles from Little
Rock. Il am going TO heaven, my son; have
been on the way there for eighteen years"
We'll good bye, old fellow, If you have been
travelling toward heaven eighties years and
go nearer TO it Than Arkansas, IN lake
another route"
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DISSOLUTICNS, &C.

f,0-PahTNER sHIP. -Ths undersigned
- have associated themselves together, under
the % of 81 GSR BIZ
Els q nd vi 5s SspfGo act:DtS%n to
FIX fe lsR PfscftIoeVV and GRASS SEEDS
On on 'sas S2NER sSfnS GRASART BtsNE*s and
will keep o 2 ha9 d Sf sns 6Fs.
and ali other articles usually kept in tnis line;
BY PERMISSION, we beg to refer n 70 MessIs cTen
messrs. iohnson, Younger L 0tey, F. =. Rufn,
Esq, Lewis +. HarTe, President u: n H.
WIN o HARVIE,
Corner 18th and Cary ats; next door to
se3-2w Messrs. Dunlop, Moncure CO.
NOTICE.-The CO partnershlp exlstlng under
CHER, No. as Main street, having expired by Inn
itation on the 18Th inst the same is dissolved.
chased le 1910 By JOHN BoUcHER All debts due must
be paid 10 hlm and all due by the concern, VIII be
The name of the firm can be used by either of
the partners, only, in closing up the business SON
JOINT JOHN B6Uc Il il RoN'
Richmond, Aug, q, 1860.
Noticp.-The undersigned having entered into
co PartrneeSshp GpaeT ne name s and , STYLE 81
HAMILTON & SEAS EMS ior the purpose OF
branches, at No. As Nam street they haye PurJ5
chased the stock of the late, firm of hamilton
Il bOU HER, and they will receive IN lew day s
FASHIONABLE AND .ons
SEASONABLE GOODS.
They would invite call from their friends and
the public wanting thing in their line, beilev-
ing they can do as well by them as any other house
in the trade. JAMES miLION,
Richmond, Aug. q, 1860. au 23-lm
HO-PARTNERSHGP.- "A l.. RAYMCN ID and
- A. ]. BYRNE have formed g GO pa ~,
under the st le of RAYMOND b N +, toT the
purpose of carving wholesale LIN COH
STORE on the south side of Cary street d. ors
from l4t and respectfully solicit share of public
patronage.
P. S-We have in store and to arrive
50 bb.s. BRANDY.
100 ibis. Whisky
81 bbls. GIN Is bbls. WINE.
Which will sell in lots 70 sur pur chnseTs
au ~ I'm KAY MOND By HNE.
(1U-P1 TNERSHIp. We have this day as
FAhTHENWARE BUSINESS, Mr.. JOHN u.
SNELSON, under the firm Of
STEBBINS, PULLEN & co.
We are grateful to the public for their
patronage the past twenty years, and solicit CON
eTEBBINs & PULLEN.
| July l, 1850. jy Its
DisSOLUTfOY.-T concern Of POTTS,
uit, Mr. H, :. WILLIAMS retiring. The under
SIGNED haYng purchased the interest OF Mr. H. >,
Williams, with the hooks, accounts, notes, " c.,
will continue the Wholesale Grocery business at
| the stand recently occupied by them, where they
will be pleased to serve their friends and pa
irons as heretofore The ST 10 81 the hrm Will To-
N r. G. FARLEY.
J. B. MARSHALL.
Richmond July z, 1850. y2-ts
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LlAILknAD IhVN.

III -Four hundred tons, ''Tn pattern, wsighing
FRY two pounds 10 the yard. in the ship "JuiIet
f,gudr.f POW on her way from Wees To CITY
Point Pos sale ~ JAMES DUNLOP.
MA 10 Petersburg
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WATCHES. JEwELRY. &c.

e AN ELEGANT ND The larsss
~ assortment Of SO I'd ST. e----s.zr-N.
EN Il Yer w ATChE ssuf JEW So -
SSS.S&< ELRI ever offered IN thlN~ =,
Guy, wholesale and retsIl, at LEWIS HGMANe'
9S Main street. &c.,.
Pebbls GLASS -, TO SUIT ATTY sight, to be fSJ 81
reduced price from LEWIS HfMAN, s. AAA
street .,,s.i
W atches and Jewelry REPAIRED by sk,.'@.
workueC at 4 low price by LEWIS HI MANY
Man street. And the cheapest WATCH - So1
JEW EIRG IN the state to De purchased ~ 49,
Sc 4-3In LEWIS HlNAN ;.
a. CHARLES LrDsDEN l. The ws Esp
~ VINO repairs WATCHES, IT" Elm,
by IL CLOCKS, SPECTACL rs, Nc. III tae UeS'
<aS~xA manner and 81 reasonable prices. .
MA iCHES and CLOCKS repaired ard VA
ranted
JEW ELRY repaired IN ii @ hest manner. ,.
SPECFACLES fitted with new asses Sha WI
ranted 10 suit, at % NJ aJn street. Rlehh1ohd-
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- UNDERTAKING. - Inc

-,-- UNDERTAKING Ihe go
svlsuxNsss-z deTs,gned still CONTINUES 70 ssnrt.
oonsts ntlv on hand large s9,Iss
ment of CoFFtNs. of alt s;zas saa sss, can
which no will sell 80 per cent seks thAh So So,
h purchased at any other estahlsahoa3s 3. good
the ha l. dsomsst HEARsE IN the cay, SpsrGtiI IS
CARRtAts rs asour neis hbofa. %fo' % "a line,
and HORSES or an, fhlns in the llseiy soa corner
eaa he procured by calling at lay store hyeSs sls
of Franklin and iSth street.. 90 -, w nd l;tacs
Bile, eu 18TH street, between INVITE,
S.-Two JOURNEY CAsiNth, hem ~
Frs WANTED, Immediately one ~ Sc d,
oustomed TO making COFFlNs ~ ~ Aedd' =.
i.4h aud good vases 50 CIV 80.
- IHE AsnLaNu Hotass a. %
SsNA YpoYu,ar resort, situatel SsNvtihi Ala
- fGom Il CD AoSp,bh ne 80 81 sI.hnaEa.
tNrIST1sv flage of Ashland, ep tbs "A Is aov
Fsede tieksburs end pytomae F ~ 20 sseecomnas
opan Tor yisitots, and - pFepa sa ~ - ,h(us des
date amiles WITH coed tsfe sad systb h. infal I'd
rahle. The head Of the family MA ana RIeA-
with Free Ticket between Ashaau nv
mond. l. =, suyeriateni'
ent's once Riebmoad, Ffederi1ksp0iS
mae h.s.iGs no L. I. riaoarsos. E ,Ss}Ess;
Hr-ts
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thereof
daE
TKE MCa q p
u&- ZEN IN K. Sheriff uyfg
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DRUGS, GEDIClNEs, DC.

% q. A. STRECSER. Agent, oontipno.
SLyto carry on business at his Id stand. No
" Main street, opposite the Old Market, with
g. new and fresh imported stock Of DRJGS
MEpICIN rs and CHEMICALS. which he ia "a.
ceiving direct from the best markets in Euroos
and socits the favor of h S old customers trend,
and the public generally. to patrUnizs HIM wItn
their tavors. promising the most scTuPuioas al
tention, reasonable prices and honesty.
TfNcTU U dF cohcHioGM n eIs u TEsMhS
recommended and preferred by the Richmond
NJ eGIc4l Faculty, and IN fact, all over the United
States, he continues to prepare IN the most con-
cutaneous diseases, which have red thousands;
and ms artificial Mineral W aters. for certain dis
eases never fan to slye inst u4n 5 e On
"a FokohLl' LADDib 4 4 rs g? li;rsTs
SR l22 Main street, Corner IS.h strset, RIA.
IA for sale in quantities. mina' 10 Ee anti rr,ba.sr
? BOO lbs best Indigo, 50 bbs. Bun,ns Fluid,
hhds. Prime Madden. 50 - Goa Oh,
$50 kezs Sup. carb. soda, q :. Sperm Oil.
papers. 1000 gals Lamp OIL,
% casks Sal Soda, 90 bbs. Machine Oh,
$50 oz Sulph Qu!niHe, 30 cases Sweet OIL
500 kegs Lewis Lead, IN 10 bbls. Llnseed ell,
Oil. $50 cases Extract Log.
2.6OO kegs Cream Tartar, wood,
100 bags SlGed Pepper, IS bbls. Spts. TuIpsn-
10 GinseT. prime. IS KEYS Apto. Enerys.
Spices, pure, q hbis. CdnphOr,
prime, IS bbls Venet Red,
% bJis. Alcohol. 100 boxes Starch,
3 tons II 4 ZInc, In OIL, 2,GT0 boxes French Wiz
dow Glass, asst SIZES
With q. full stock Of other articles. and PA
TENT MEDICINES. FANCY SOAPS. PER
FUN ERIES, Painters COLORS, BRUSHES,
&c, &c, on our usual terms,
I22 Nam street. corner 18th.
n. B-Partcular and prompt attention TO pack
SHINING orders
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TAILORING, &c.

ONE PRICE CLOTHING SToKhpSs
Ia NEW STOCK OF FALL AND WIZ tn. "a
IN GOODS MARKS NELSON 30 p,oSss
~ street. has returned with = splendid siofTA
--4kA~ OF CLOTHS CASSIMEREs sLd tss66v
INGS Alsn. a fine assortment OF ftrA,w,ttx
MADE CLOTHING TO which ne invites as 'i''"''
and customers. -. .,i,e
n 8,-GUOOS made up at the shortest h ~, u
On go III RTnE e f;nonS sc Him
To THE RLIC.-The Unae tss' 'r
la having entered mo partnership fer my
IA pose OF conducting tAs TAiI.oklSV
~ NESS IN all us dssaFtnsEis. ui1st 'osS1s,,r-
--A- talis solicit hhsTal share al P1oIlc r,Al
age. Our goods haytns been selected W. ~ m 40!
care, We wall oder such indaeenents a.
taIt TO give satisfaction. g 4. MY
50 lo-lw- l+th St, between Main x
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LIFE IN : On ca, &c


OLD DoMIN.on iNsGnANCE CoMPA-
~ NT.-CAPITAL &2Do,Co0!
RA 0."'S-'0' = 'iP Hotei'Ss A'D'' 90 '''''' 80
This Company Is nov PREPARED to rscelYe spp!i-
cations for RE AND MAXINE INSURANCE
on favorable terms.
DIRECTORS:
CAB. WORKMAN, John II. Greanor,
John Finders, Geo. 3. Palmer,
Ssn'l NJ Price, Vim s. Trpett,
BF Ladi S. c. Tardy,
inc. Stewart Walker, VIM. Currle,
Luther Il. Spitman, Jas. K. Crenshav,
Peter c Warwick, John II. Williams,
Jas. S. Kent, Mark Downey,
Horace 2. Edmond, Thomas Jones,
James Nj. Talbot, Edwin 4. Smith,
Griffin B. Davenport. Ro. A. Paine,
Geo. W. Yancey, Ro. +. Williams,
Jos. Brummel, VIM. I. Rag land,
VIM. Brent, Henry G. Cabeu,
Re, H MauIy Geo. W. RoysteT,
ISAAC DAVENPORT, ia, Pres't,
CHAs. +, WoRTRAM, Seo'J. my I9-6
|. 'h I" hN''M ii RlNE INsURAR
sHE yIRoNihA FIkE IVD MARINE INsus
ANCE COMPANY.
"a Once No. l3i Main Street, Richmond. &s
Capital and SurIlGs, G2SG go!
guis COMPANY has the advantage OF tteeniv-ssr's
years experience in the Insurance business, an5
having enjoyed the tavor o. the pubic during al
of that period needs no spec1Sl recommendation u
the citizens OF Virginia.
il effects Fire Insurance in city and country, ans
Marine insurance to all parts Of the world.
It's cash capital and surplus are as ABOVE, ano III
affairs arr managed Yrudantiy, bat literally, and it,
atss are as low SIS these OF M oIhsr good inst'S
". /. Cow ardin, J. i. y sdswo Patrick Cullen
fhC sTass Hf Kent WsaGn
Ask. II. Parker, JOS +. WINSTON. Arch. Thomas
las. a. lnoes, IL. A Claiborne, .
Apply to the President or Secretary, in person o.
o. lsttar. ". l.. COWARDiN. President.
WIZ. WILLS. JR.. Secretary. io2-is
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HATS. &c.

"a NO. / BALLARD uoUsE.-Tbs -
scTIher informs HIS friends and eustnms,ssuo-
that he has removed from hrs old s..nt
No ~ Main street, to No Ballard House 80 -
poslte the Exchange Ho.el where he Ne nsg
to serve them n the latest fashions of n k'TSyned
CAPS Thankful for past iavors, ne solicits ao 1sa
tlnuanoe OF the same. "Voh-
sc Sim JOHN THOM psnx
N SOUTHERNRs MASUFai5TOVy
- ESTABLISHED 1886 The su bscriler rssnI -
fully invites the attention of the merchaIp,eoI-c
Virginia and North Carolina to this eytsrsioI
stock of his own and foreign NhNEFACTIfprxss
HATS. purchasers viii f nd 1t to thar lnta1es,rp
call at his house previous 10 going ia Their NJ
as he 10 leaving nothing undone, sparing no ~
pense ar pains, to keep the Southern trade M 81
South. Goods sold in this house will be wsrr,nto
ed To compare tavorabl' IN quality and prices 49,
goods coming from any other market There ~
be found all the qualities OF wool and PIfp
HATS, from the lowest price negro hat " the INES,
quality or gentlemen. Also. BOYS and Chit.
DREH'S HATS ard CAPS, OF all grades a.
81, les LADIES RIDING HATS and LA0Ifsi
FURS. of all tie varIous Qualities
Purchasers will do well tn cali and examine
pc 3-ts JOHN DOOLEY. Rlehm nd u.
"a JApANEsE RAT
JAPANESE OUNCE HAT nal
JAPANESE OUNC1 HAT. Also, soms nsI w ~. "a
beautiful sty les of SOFT HATS ut 'HD
Elicit Il WEIGTGEP'S
au ATS No. l67 Nam strsst
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NAMES or PEasoss CHARGED WITH THE
TAXES.
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DELINQUENT STATE rAxas.

Lmr OF REAL @ pAn
which ha n here orr beer offered Z
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j. ~ 80 = EH--
go APOTHECAR AND DRUGGIST
La RICHMOND, Va,
Keeps constantly on hand a well selected stock
Of PURE and RELIABLE DIR UGS. MEpI
STUFFS, WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, ALC0-
HOL. BURNING FLUID. GARDEN SEEDS,
ever kind TOBACCO, SNUFF and CIGARS If
various brands, all the popular PATENT MEDl-
CINES of the day--every thing, IN fact, usually
found in DRUG ST0RES-wnich will he sold on
the most reasonable terms: Also. POLLARDS
NERVE AND BONE LiNIHENT.
PLY SlCiANS and others can rely on having
their Pr INSCRIPTIONS accurately and cQrGfxly
compounded, at ali hours Of the "a and NIGHT.
J. w. FRAlSER,
Apotheeary and Druggist,
Its 18TH. between Grace and Broad sts
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CHINA, GLAS6, &c.
~xaN FALL APPROPRIATIONS. Sls
&sxA -1e60.- EEI
A VIM. F. BUTLER & son. uIfH
E No. 10 Pearl St., Richmond Va. &zsH
importers and Jobbers of CtlNA. EAkTH ~
WARE and GLASS, COAL OIL LAMPS, LOOK
ING GLASSES, BRITANNIA WARE. PLATED
GOODS, FANCY ARTICLES, &c, have received
of their own Importation from England, direct TO
this port, and from the American manu- factories,
very large and varied assortment OF
CHINA,
EARTHENWARE,
Glassware,
FANCY GOODS, &c, &c,
the whole comprising the most complete stock
they have ever offered 10 the Southern II ade.
Importing their own Goods direct, as they have
done for twenty five years, they can and will sell
low sny Jobbing House, North or South. and
res pectiuly ask an examination OF their stock by
Southern merchants and the public generally.
Superior STONE WARE. al factory prices.
60 Goods packed with great care, and forward
cd wit ne lpas ar NOS HE de Law.
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GREAT REOUs gfON AN TtgA "a
~ PRICE Of HATS AND B0uHS-ix
- FROM ID to % per osnt saved By bar -
LA lag ffoM J. II. ANTHONY,
N Columbian Hotel baiElGE
MoleskIn Hats of lest qua ty, O. 50; do. second
quality. %; tashionabss Six Hats. %; hha oslf
aEe calf ssia sswsd Shoes, ! a.
}. II, ANTHONY ha4 made arrangements with
one oil the best makers In the city oi iadesphla
&c supply him with handsome and substantial cali
skn ssvsd BOOTS. yAsh he nv sslI a tes psY,s-
HALF, % D-a&w0
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q EISI.rR 4 NnlrfpaKHn

-? FISl'Fk 4 SHEPHERD
90 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Al DRGGGI.FS,
Lxa Have on hand. and are contIuuaily receiving,
supplies of FRESH and RELIABLE MEDl-
GIN RS, DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS,
and which they offer To cash customers at very
low rates
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p E. z. ROBINSON,
L3GRADUATE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
~ COZ IEGF OF PHARMACY

AfB
- (succEssoR 70 LAfrLEY & EoBiNsoNJ
Fourth and Franklin Streets, Richmond
Has IN store q large, fresh, and well selected
stock of MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PER
FUMERY. FANCY ARTICLES. &e., which he
oEers at low prices. Strict personal attention will
be gwen To all the departments OF the business.
Orders for shpment will be promptly attended
o and most carefully packed.
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SuN RICHMOND P0TTEktEs, foot OF
~/Main street, Rockets, and corner Car
~ and 18th streets. Richmond. Va. KEESEE
NJ & PAIR, Propnetors.-The subscribers
respeotfully inform the merchants of Virginia,
North Carolina aad Tennessee. that they are
ma featuring the best analiy of STONE WARE.
which they viii sell at the very lowest prices pt!A
a liberal discount for casa
a. AL ware sos by US VIII be delivered in any
paf' q the sly "s0 u 'AsT HHos. w. xEEsEe,
DAVID PARk
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CARRIAGES, &c, FOR SALE.

~ w" = .
A.sFyaR, FOR SALE-A second hand TOP
T9S~ES1S BUGGY,in perfect order, and an e1'
Sz-A--o ellent set of DOU Bile HARNESS
to be sold bargain.
Apply st EARNEST'S Stable, on 18Th street,
between Franklin and Grace, or at this olhoe'
lie Zs-tB
= sgssAS CARRIAGES. CAtthlASES'-.
r1FiJ1Sr The 81 bscGter has on hand al his CoAc1
S-Z~AL@ Making establishment, on Lombard ~,
icy, between Main aad Cary l3th and lth s,S
near the ColumhiGa Hotel, COACHES. CHAklO-
TEES, BAR0UCHES, BUGGIES, with and VIM
cut tops, and : u Xxi ES-ali of his own maAe' q
the best material aud work manshIp-a!l 81 ~Mea
Sill he sold as low good work of the SIND can .
ia tine city of Richmond and respectfully s5A )
call from those in want of any article IN the CsII
rage line, as ain determined TO make to order aAo
to sell st the lowest prices possible; and al Soit
sold that ia new, warranted. .-,.,,
20 s4-tism MiCAJAH MAN0UA'
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Maze OF rns pgHsos GLANCED WIN
TAxKs.
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~ KEMnVAL;- DIRECT IMPoR- SwHs
zNTATION.-GEO. j. SUMNER Es5
~ CO., importers. Wholesale and + e Wll
u tail Dealers IN fhtHd, Glass and HsEI
EaTthentcare, LoOktas-GtdSSeS, C6StorS Plated
Ware, and House FRrntShtns Goods, have re
moved to their new store, Iron Front Buildings.
Governor street, (near Maln.j where. with greatly
increased facilities for the accommodation of the
trade, they hope to receive a continuance of the
extensive patronage So hbsialiy bestowed upon
them at their old stand We are now receiving
our Fall Stock, which is larger and more com pie e
than has ever before been offered IN the eouthe IN
markets, and which we pledge ourselves to sell As
low as can be purchased IN any house in the coun
try, guaranteeing To duplicate bills bous hit from
any Iepacklng houses North. Our senior partner
has been engage ed all Summer in selecting goods in
the principal European markets, having spent
some time In the potteres In In land, and visited
the prlnclpal manufactures OF France, Oermany
Russia. AustrIa aIid tue Bohemian Provinces. we
shall be enabled to oier our goods on the best
terms, and respectfully request an examination
OF our stock and prices assuring them OF our aplii
ty omptly To hll all oTde We have largely an
CREASED our force, and believe we h&ve the vert
best packers in the trade. cal solicited. 80
GEO. J. SUMNER CO.
GEO. J. SUMNER,
L. IL. KELLOGG. au "a -zn
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NEW GaANARY And COMMISSION
l HnIfSE

CTAV ES.-sTAVES.--We have sffl-Sa haa
- some $1,000 SLAVES, jointed. wei reasoned
and ready, to set up. These Slaves have been
DRYING under shelter for more than year, and are
OF the best quality. For sale in lots to suit. By
SAMUEL z. HALVES Il SON,
au 6-Stawts On the Dock.