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ePeHAL NOTICES
IA. A Living
How HE CAME
WAMpToN,s TINcTuRE.

HAMFTON's TfNCTCRE.
=. WONDERFUL AND ASTO UNDIN0!
MMssRs- MORTIMER h MowBsAI'
Having seen a certificate Of great cure oil boro
lula, BY Hampton's Vegetable Tincturs, on ser
want boy N the family of the Hon. VIM Thorn
Assem-, OF Kentucky, with certificates OF the Hon
H. Clay and others, testifying to eersons cured by
1t, was also induced to try the Tncture on ser
want girl Of mine. Her disease was serofufd IN
its worst form she was blind N both tpss, and
her case was 80 bad that never expected to see
her restoret. | procured the Tiucture, and am
happy TO say, before she had uJed one bottle she
began 10 see. End by the time she had taken the
second bottle her syssight WAS quito restored, and
she cnred Of this loathsome disease, and now,
though two years have elapsed she has had no re-
turn ot the disease, and | consider her entirely
cured by tbIs Tlnctur. give this certificate that
others may be induced as | vas, to try this most
valuable remedy, as | believe, from Whist have
seen, 1t would cure most diseases of this kind.
]. B. II, ANDsssoS,
Kept county. near Chestertown, Md.
. Call and get Pamphlet and see cures of Coughs.
Rheumatism, Sorofula. &c: As a restorative aud
ihTsoratar It has been highly recommended;
HAMPTORS PEGETA BILE TINCTURE.
IA Delicate Ladies' and Children will please
give 1t a trial.
This Tincture will be found great medicine for
al their diseases.
aoid by PURCELL, LADD CO., Richmond !;
by DR.. COOKE. Frederiokaburg: by ell the Drug
gis.s in Petersburg: by MORTIMER L NOW
BRAY. Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle; six bottles,
So. no 26-d&cwts
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GO NJ NJ y X CIAB

Tie rates of Exchange on New York are very
high and unsettled They ranged from to 10 per
cent. premium on Saturday. On Philadelphia and
South Carolina notes were 10 per cent. and North
Carolina per cent. discount, save the notes o.
the lanters' and Miners Bank of Murphy, which
were at = discount of Is per cent.
The Banks, on Saturday, after due conference,
came to the conclusion to receive en- deposit and
pay out all the notes OF the solvent Banks IN the
State, except those of Whte!tng and the Bank Of
tae Valley. They, however, agreed to receive the
notes Of the Valley Bank payable at Stanton and
Christianshurg. This determination will save the
people great deal of inconvenience and loss, and
at the same time partially remove the distrust
which has been felt for some days about the sol
yeucy of many of the banking institutions in the
St1te.
We cannot see any signs OF improvement in the
panic and the pressure; nor do we suppose there
will be any until after the crisis we are puuged in
shall have passed. The Conventions Of the South
ern states must meet and deliberate, and there
must > out givings from the Southern States as
to what they expect in the way of redress and
from the Northern as TO what they are willing TO
do in the way Of atonement for the outrages they
have committed, and for the cruel and needless
manner n which thsy have made the most sacred
aud sensitive things me foot balls in their game
of poiIics-before the public mind will settle
dow nto quiet and security. Not until then will
confidence lie restored until then will trade
res its even tenor, and enterprise enter again
with energy and activity upon its plan, OF in
provemens.
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M FINE CATTLB.-We had the pleasure of see
ing a lot ot cnttle pass thfoush our streets. on
SATURDAY. the oath INST. that we're Superior any
thing ever bTou hit TO this market. They looked
as though they might have been reared npon the
rich pastures of old Kentucky. But we have got a
Kentucky in Virginia. From the specimen we saw
to-day, we are satisfied that Southwestern Viz
gina cannot Re surpassed Tor hne cattle by any 81
Jo.IPa Coza, of PlIaski, and We would say tina,
he has done moro for his county, In getting W
such lot ot cattle, than the whole train of poll
ticians put to- ether. These cattle, sixty in nun.
her. were purchased by GROUSE Irvine, and
sold to the butchers of our city. We Will Gel tain
have good beef while they last.
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A-WheeIer & wilson's

With new improvements at reduced prices. The
Wheeler Wilson Manufacturing Company hav-
Ing gained ALL their suits at law with infringing
manufacturers of Sewing Machines, propose that
the pubic shall be benefited the reby, and have
cordingy reduced the prices Of their Sewing Ma
Chimes: After this date they will be- sold ut rates
that will pay fair profit on the cost of maEufac-
ture, capital invested, and expense of making
sales-such prices rs will enable them to make
first class Machines and, as heretofore, guarantee
them in every PARTICULAR.
NEEDLES, SILK, &c, at reduced prices.
nAUfice aud Salesroom 27 Main street. Rich
mond, Va. no 23-6t"
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the ELL r. Z TON.
~. COMMITTEES received oficially at the Capt
Bells majority b3s


The only counties to hear from are, w yoming,
which Is unoflcially reported TO have given
Bell IS; King and Queen. which has given
Breckenridge 255; and Webster. Bells clear
majority, official and reported, is 3i5.
Mcdowell county returns have been sent
back by the Governor for correction.
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PApTlL .oCErasskCn-hsa. EAvsrd y.
Hill, OF Georgia, was stricsen with .araiysta
wsils Addressing = nsstins Of the pssp,s OF
Troups sssnty, IT La Orange, or FRIDAY iss,,
sBc sSets sc shtsttAiesA tssf he ~srss5 s..l
nsss sAs sssss
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TRADE or NoRF0LK.-The annual report OF
the Norfolk (Fa.) Merchants Exchange shows
that for the year ending the goth OF June las I,
the receipts OF produce AZ that city reached
Si,l74 35i, Of which 81, 100000 was in cotton.
A merchant of Memphis Tenn, has recently
visited Norfolk TO negotiate tor the transmits
sion OF twenty-five thousand bales OF cotton
from Memphis 10 that city, on his own &C.
count.
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FIRE The town Of Albany, Georgia, was
visited by destructive fire the 10th inst,
and the Express Once At that point, the Ho-
tel, Livery stable, and other buildings, were
burned
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Iul. M 4 4 cd the stnnk 81 [. I'm RER q

having purchased the STOCK OF LUM BER OF the
late Edward 4. Dudlef. will continue the business
at tbs old Yard, corner Franklin and 18th streets,
where he W II he happy to serve the old custom
ers of Mr. Dudley and the publle generally. stock
on hand-WhlTE ? II l.. YELLOW P IN Il ,
HOGANY. MAPLE. BUTTON WOOD, LATHES,
SHINGLES, &c. EUGENE DARLINGTON,
no l--dlm Corner Franklin and 18th SITS.
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EA RICHMOND THEATRE.
COMEDY WEEK,
And 9Th of the
TRIUMPHANT ENGAGEMENT

Miss CAROLINE RICHINGs.
And her father,
Mr.. PETER RICHFNGS,
Who have been ndnced to proiong their engage
ment for one week, tor the purpose of appearing
IN a series Of sterling
LEGITIMATE COMEDIES,
The first OF WHOM will be presented this
MONDAY EVENIN G, Nov. &c.
And will consist of Bourcicauit's fashionable
Comedy of -
LONDON ASSURANCE.
Look ut this cast
Mr.. PETER RIChINGS in his orr sinal character
Miss LIS CAROLINE RICHINGS a. s. 80 40 AAA'
LADY GAY SPAykEs
Mrs. |. y. Phillips..---. AS race Harkaway.
Nj iss Sal'ie Partington. as Pert
Mr.. w Bailey .,...... as. Sir Hsrconrt CourIly.
MIR. Bardett Hove. as..."... Charles County
NJ K. Lamb. ........., ........ Mark Meddie
Mr.. g. Warwick ,..... .as....... Max Halfway.
Mr.. Fnlhps as..----- Dolly Spanker.
Mr. Z, n erton As Coo .
Nf n Meef as GOODMAN isdecs
Mr. o. b. Mason. 49, Martin.
SECURE YOUR SEATS EARLY.
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CEILING uFF.-Ths st OK Of PLANISHED,
y IAPAhNED and PLAIN TlNWARE, GAS
FIXTURES, STOVES, &C, IN the store of D.
HageGty, late HageIty & Starke,, no. 200 NJ ain
street il offered for sale at cost to close business
Persons in vast of any article in this line. will
fad it TO their ADVANTAGE to III and supply them
selves. Ino - -tsl V. BARGAMIN, Trustee.
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~ Indies, Look at This.

~ Ladies', Look at This.
splendid stock of LADIES' CLOAKS AND
DR. rSS GOODS just received. which have been
purchased within the past week. at great sacri-
fee, and will be sold at about one half former
prices for cash. All ask of you is. come and
and examine for yourselves ~ No 20 Main
no13-lm JNO. l.. SMlTHER.
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MARRIED.

On the nd inst, By the Rev J. r wagner. Mr.;
JOHN A DOW SCI. of Washington, p. O., and
Miss MARIA l.. MAN1nER, Of this city
pleaae COW
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MILLINERY & DREss-MAKINo.

~ MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
LVAT COST. FOR CASH ONLY.-MissNCA
V. A. PLEMAN, No. 2i2ASE
Broad street, o1srs her stock of MIL III SIE3
merry and FANCY GOODS at COST, for cash
in want of the above articles Among her
stock are EMBkoIDERi Els, COLLARS, &C.,
&c. 2w
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~ An Act of "ratitude.-20, 900 Copies of
AMEDICkL BOOK FOR GRATU1rOUS ClHCU
LATlON, bY q snDercY, who has been efectuay
cured OF Nervous Debility, Loss OF Memory, and
Dnnness OF Sight resulting from early errors, by
following the instruct ons gwen IN NE lical work.
Considers II MS duty, gratitude to the author,
and for tho benefit of Consnm ptive and Nervous
sufferers, to publish the means used. He will,
therefore, send free. to any address, receipt OF
two stamps, copy of the work. containing every
information required. ADDRESS, Box 49," T. o.,
Albany, n. I. no l2-dk cw3m
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NGTiCE-TO THE CREDITORS OF DAN
" TEL HAGERTY AND OF HAGERTY &

NGTlCE-T0 THE CREDITORS OF DAN
~ IEL HAGERTY AND OF HAGERTY 4
STA E.-DANlEL HAGERTY having as
snmed. by contract, the payment Of the debts of
the late firm OF HAGERTT STARKE, a d be-
ing entitled Under the same contract, II all the
sssets Of the late censsrn inc uding debts Que IT.
and said Hagerty having, by deed dated the 21st
November. 1850 recorded on the same day in the
Clerks Oflce oil the Bustngs Cou1I for the city
of Richmond, conveyed his stock of goods, and all
his property and assets of ever description, real
and personal, to the undersigned, IN trust, for the
benefit OF his oredtOrs and the credlto g of Hager
ty Il Starke. according To certain classes therein
arranged and said deed also providing, among
other things, that creditor shall be entitled TO
any benefit therefrom unless lie assents TO the
terms OF the said devd by signing the same within
thi rty DAYS from its date
Notice is hereby given TO all persons indebted to
the said Hagerv, or 70 the said firm, to settle i'm
me- diately with the undersigned, and to persons
having claims under the terms of said deed pre-
sent he same. Ard kotice s also gwen that said
deed will remain In the Clerks Office of the Court
of iustings the prescribed tine, 10 te signed by
srch creditors as are willing to accept the terms
cf the same. V. BAhGAMIN,
nD2t-ta Trustee.
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MO AGAR D-TO THE LADIES AND
si2iENrLEMEN OF RICHMONDn0.
IGSaAED ITS VICINITY. Mas RE ESFE
BECUA SEMoN would respectfully inform DIV
the ladies and gentlemen that she has just re-
TERMS, comprisi ng the Z0uave Jackets, for Ia
dies; japanese aking- Coat and Cape. for little
boys; GarrIok Coat. Spanish Dress. ZOuave Coat,
Lennet Coat and Dress jacket, and Ii number at
Apron Patterns for little boys. Also, the Lulu
ard Victoria Waking Dress, for little girls; Zou-
Sleeve Patterns.
MIss SEMO.s is now ready TO Braid end En-
dTen. Also, Lsdies' and t'hiidres's Fisnnsl.
Sacks and WrapeIpgs for In fants SUITS Embroi-
deTed FOR little boys. A lso, PinkIns, Drawing and
Stamping done at The shortest notice IN Der room,
st her fathers residence. doors below St Charles
HOtel. lBob-lml MISS kEBECCA SEMOH.
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DLANiNG MACHINES And STEAM
l. ENGINES
MADE UPON SOUTHERN SOIL.

THE UNION MANUFACTURING 90,
Or RICHMOND, VA.
Are now ready to furnish tina celebrated WOOD
WORTH FLAMING MACHINES, which re-
qure no other recommends ton than their ALREADY
establls he'd reputation; and also STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES. OF from rs to 100 horse pow
or, which they tpiH bald at less price per horss
poicsr than they can be furnished 6yaHy Northern
establishment.
These Machines are built under the personal
supervision OF JoHs IL. LESTER. ESQ, formerly of
brooklyn, n. ", who. as q manufacturer. Ia we'll
and widely known, and they are warranted TO give
satisfaction.
OFFICE, 2n MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
No Send for q Descriptive Pamphlet no 2s-ts
OFFICE OF CITY GAS woRKS.t
RICHMOND, VA, nov. 81, 1860
l HAVE TESTED MR.. +. FONTAlN'S
L REG ULAT0R on thu Proof Metre, at the City
Gas Works, and certify that they will save from
thirty to forty per cent OF Gas 10 the consumers.
JOHN j. FRY. Supt.
After a trial on Proof Metre net save OF 80 n.
In i've horTs, with four burners, Was maze.
n. The above named REGULATORS and GAS
PURIFIERS can be obtained of JOS DELARUE,
he having bong NJ the right Of Mr.. p. FoSrAIS for
hichmond and Petersburg, Va,
Pftes az Gas Regulators and Purifier dsfdeAsd:
3 TO Burners. So 80 10 % burners :. e
10 TO 20 % .,... laI Dc 10 Itp :.
p 10 % :, 49,. Is !oo % lao :. :. -"
s'' say '''is'ss = ~ yss :s:s ~.
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a. To NJ d ical students .Dissectin.
CASES of various sty les and prices for sale very
cheap al EDWARD L. ROBlNSON'S,
se Is an 4th and Franklin ste.
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"a, ri g q d q u ters
SOUTHERN MILITARY DEPOT!
The suOscrlSe 3 haytpn6 isfgsIy increased their
and possessing superior facilities for obtaining
both the Foreign and Domestic Goods in this line,
are prepared to offer extraordinary inducements
to all in want of
MILITARY EQUIPMENTS.
Their stock embraces
EPAULETTES, IN every variety, for officers
Reguahon SWORDS and BELTS, SPURS,
GLOVES, &c.
BUTTONS, LhCES, BINDING, WEBBING,
and general assortment OF the usual
TRIMMINGS FOR UNIFORMS.
MITCHELL i TYLER, los Nj ait street,
Richmond, Va,
Dealers in Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware,
Spsctacles, Mitary and Fancy Goods.
no 3-dkcwim lin r.
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T'R UMAS A. PARKER,

'I'RUMAS A. PARKER,
L WHoLxsAlE AsD RETAIL DRALERIS
LUMBER OF all kinds, MAHOGANY and
SH GILES,
Has on hand large stock Of Canada and Miehi
sinia DRESSED FLOORING, STEP FLANK,
nc. Also, Black Walnut. Cherry, Ash, Maple,
Hickory, Oak and Button Wood.
Yards corner of Cary and 10th streets, and Dock
and 18th streets no. i-tlstJ
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IA MRcHANIcs' HALL
GEORGE RISTY,

IA MRcHANIca' HALL
GEVR6E CHRISTY,
EIGHTEEN SrLENnID ARTISTS,
VIII appear at the above named Hall mn >,,,,,,,
Bear in mind thai this is the
ORIGINAL GEORGE CHRlSTT,
Who will MAKE his first appearance
THIS EV ENIN q.
Remember this 10 the first visit of
AThE ORIGINAL
G K IST Y nj NET Els.
Visit MECHANICS' INSTITUTE THIS EVEN
ING and be convinced OF the fact
10 z-H JNO. r. SMirh, business Agent.
- THH GENUINE PEARL ANBRorYpKs oan be
nsa only at kELs' Gallery, which is the largest
anS psnt IA the south Price IS cts, 90 cts s l. a.
W eos nie-sixe' IN oil, S26 to 500. no 23-St
M MkcHAMcs' HALL.
MEcHANIcs' HALL,
GEORGE cHRIeTY's MiNsTnfR - 20 HALL.
GEORGE cHRisFYis MiHsrpvrs
THE ORIGINAL GEORGE On RisTvf nSLS'
THE ORIGINAL GEORGE CHRisTy'
AND HIs
EIGHTEEN ASSOCIATES
Universally conceded the best and largest Ra nd =
Ministries n.the world. ~ va
Remember. this y the great original, bona lde
GEORGE cHkISTY, e'
He Will maze his FIRST appearance on next MON
Day EVENING, NOV 18th
For particulars see Email and large bills
nOA~u JN0. r. SMITH, Business Agent.
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fh0sogIsphs and Ambro.ypes, 20 10, MIA cets
b.s'eH Gs'is@y, Ia vein st orcr West joan.
SONS Bookstore no fist
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RlES. - 10 brkips No, Goshen Butter ID
hbls Bnckvheat Flour; 80 bbis Superhne. Extra
and Family Flour; Smoked and Picked Salmon;
ss hs II barrels No 1 North Cafolns Roe HerriBts,
% psesagss No. I Naekerel; .6 boxes Enshsh
Dairy, Pine Apple and Goshen Cheese; Dat hesi;
Rye Flour, O., &c. inst rece we'd and for sale on
the lowest terms for cash, or 70 prompt customers,
az MINIS a co.'s
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R8Wheeler ( Wilson's
Sc w n q NJ A G. Fl " ES,
HAVE WON THE HIGHEST PREMIUMS Ar THE
United States Agricultural FAIR
Maine, Vermont, Connecticut,
New York, New Jersey, Penusy lvanla,
Virginia, Mississippi, Missouri,
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois.
Kentucky, Michigan, Wisconsin,
and California STATE FAIRS.
Also, at tn. FAIRS OF the
American Institu.e.---...........E ew York.
Franklin Initltute ...............PhI 8de phia.
Mechanics Institute ............-San Francisco
MARYLAND NJ echanics' Institute. Baltimore.
Va Mechanics Institute. ........ richmond.
Kentucky Instituts. ............ Il ,ouls Vile.
Mechanics Association Boston.
Mechanics Association Cincinnati.
Mechanical Association ..-........ St. Louis.
METROPOLITAN Mechanics Instl-
tute............-. -. wv Washington.
IA Virginia Office and Sales Rooms,
no3-lm 22T MAIN ST, RICHMOND.
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NUvAL'S ESSENTIAL UAIR-,gAsH.
1Q60 $50 I.eI. -FALL. I'D WlNTER

1Oen AND I-6I.-FALL AND WINTER
IOOO CLOTHING, At SIMPSON l. MIL
LER's. no MAIN STREET; Clothing OF every
style and price 0vereoa's. Business Goats ana
Dress Coa's; French, EnsliSh and Araeuesn Cas-
simeTe Pants; Cashmere, Silk ard We've, Vests
Furnishing Goods. every sts IL and price CrsVats,
rss Scarfs, Glnves HALF Hose, sc wooen
Shrts and Drawers, and everything that gentle.
man wears, exeep' Hats ard SHOES. Call st I'D
Wnin styaet Riehmond opposite Mitchell & Ty-
ler's and get supplied SIMPSON MILLER,
va ~ ~ 49, lf9 Main street
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PER SONAL.
sERvANTs FOR HIRE & SALE.

0EN AN 1 . fOh dING q SALE.
TOR iiIR "a strong, able bodied MAN, and
i No. COOK, WASH Err AND iR0NER, for
the balance OF the Jear. For terms, 10, apply to
R0. h. LINE, Agent,
Hiring out Negroes and Renting out Houses.
no24ts Offcs Metropolitan Hall.
4 no. CARPENTER F0E SALE.-We
"a have for private sale, u likely NEGRO MAN,
80 years Of e,who is no. / CARPENTER; of
good MOI al character, and sod for no fault.
Apply to PULLIAM s. CO.,
Oc lS-ts Odd Fellows Hall, Franklin st.
FrGON FOR SALE.-We have for sale a young
~ NEGRO WOMAN, aged twenty years. she is
an A No Bread, Meat and Pastry Cook, and good
Washer and Ironer.
PULLIAM Il co, Auots.,
&c l5-ts Odd Fellows Hall, Franklin st.
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MOTICE.-No person Whatsoever Is author
- lied to purchase or make eny contract Tor my
article for the SpotEwood Hotel. or Columbian
Hotel, unless the same be paid for at the time OF
delivery.
This publication is not in consequence of any
thing that has transpiTed, but To protect me IN fu-
ture. and because of ny determination t. be con-
stantiy posted with regard Ia the expenditure OF
both hotels JOSEPH II. CHENSHAW.
10 III -law3m
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAIL.
Road C0UPONe.--Ths holders of the Inter.
est Coupons Of tho FIRST and second mortesg of
this Company, .dpe In New York lat January, 1891,
nrs hefeby notified that they viii be eAshed ~
pYspsstatlca o. ny once. On AID ahsr this date,
s'sAsss alsssuss tor sfs'ss} ms g, Gons,.os
~ Ns.MsI rss.s'f ", .ss Tear, 4, r, &c,
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=, GKAYS, ATTENTiON.-Atge a com
u pany drllI at NJ .ltafy Hall, on WED NEsDAY
ENIGHT next, in jackets and undress caps.
iii Roll call at IA o'clock.
- BY order Capt ELLIOTT.
uo26-Ss &. w. BRANCH. lst Ssr<'t.
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Mp0hIANT no mus AnuTH.-in

II W.T.
i to faeiiitste Southern commerce, and accom-
modste The public in general, We have taken. IN
addition 10 our store corner Broad and bird sts'
the larse aud com modous store, ISL Rrosd street.
between 81 ard tth. next door TO QuaIes Uiy
Goods store where we have opened an enureiy
new and splendid assortment Of Toys, Fireworks
and Fancy Goods, which we otter At whoiesae
and stall at the most Inoder ate prices. We DOS.
kindly invite the attention of purchasers IN thst
line 10 the Shoosoe Hill Toy bszsM, Isl pIesa
street. StHAAf w.
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(Late with Messrs. Perkins Il Co..
November Is, 1869.
A Card.-rhankful for past favors. take this
method of retuE ming thanks to nv friends and the
public for the very lbeIa patronage extended 10
me for the last year. and most respectfully socit
a continuance OF the same for the new concern of
BosHkR WOODY.
2S-ts CHARLkS Nj. HDShER.
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f,O-PAKTs GNsukp-rhe subscribers h.vs
~ this day ente red into a Co partnership, tundeI
the style of b 'SHhR b W0opDY,) for the pur-
TAIL G2OG..,E and COMMISSION BUSI-
NESS, at tho Cia stand of WI LsoS BosHEk,
corner lain an! tn streets, whore they VA keep
and JUBBINtI GROCERIES,. 10 whica they cal
the attention of their friends and this pablo. They
hope by strict attention to business to merit a
share Of public patronage. Solicit conslsnmsntl
OF all kinds of Country Produce, to the sale OF
which particular attention Will be given.
CHARLES NJ BOSHER,
T. .. WOODDY,
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AHA THE MEMBERS THE
IrGgA FIRE BRIG DE who have en-
ca $500 cuses 10 make for aAsence from
SZLg VlI fires, will meet at + u n 4
B0US. co. b" on TUESDAY EV'NG, Nov.
Nth, At 7 O'Clock. PETER w. RALsT0N,
no "a 81 Clerk T. y.
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EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE OF
WILLIAMS, PETERS Il CO.,
RICHMOND, Nov. %, 1850. !
an THE RESUMPTION OF SPECIE
" payments by the other Banks of virglnIs, we
shall az agents of the MONTICELLO BANK,
BANK OF PtllLLIPPl. and FARMERS BANK
OF. FINCASTLE, resume the redemption OF
their notes as here tofore.
no 23-6t WILLIAMS, PETERS L CO.
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MISS CAROLINE RiCHIN6s. oi
And beT father,
Mr.. PETRR gTCBrNcs
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