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Important Letter.

The Union Bell of the Parish of St. Mary publishes
the annexed important letter, written by DR.. Stephen
Duncan of Natchez Mississpp-one among the richest
men in the South and large proprietor Of real estate in
Louisiana The letter is addressed to his parLer and
agent A. McWiliams Esq, of st. Mary. We recon-
mend this important epise to Southern men, and esPe-
cialy to planters:
SARATOGA SPRINGS, n. Y, Aug. Is, 1860.
Dear Sir 1t is most strange to me that any cotton
or sugar planter should, for one moment, allow the
thought Of dsuRioh to enter his mind aud yet there are
too mauy-by far too many, liear-who indulge in such
thoughts ANY of and reflection cannot fail TO
see that after dsunion we would be in better cond
lion IN any nsrsspect and in almost all respects infinitely
worse Our taxes alone would consume more than one
quarter of products for, under Southern republic,
there would be premium collected from imports but all
derived from direct taxation and TO an enormous extent
Ii Lincoln is elected there will be strong effort to dis
solve the Union in the extreme South, without waiting
to test him by his acts. This would be mOnstrous in
deed vet there is great fear it will be attempted IL is
the split in the Democratic party, and consequent bitter
hatred aud vudictive denunciaon which now pervade
lie course of both wings that will the of
Bell and Everett in louisiana party that has shown
itself incapable of governing itself surely ought not to be
trusted with the government of the country Nothing
can prevent the election Of Lincoln but the withdrawal
of both Breckenridge and Douglas or an uprising OF the
people such as there in 1910, in determination TO
put down both parties
There is much talk Of union of the three parties in
this State New York; and Pennsylvania to run one
ticket only this will carry the election into the House.
II il conceded by all that neither Breckenridge nor Doug
las can be elected and that neither Of them can obtain
a msiority in all the Southern States. In my opinion,
there is but one safe course aud that is abolish all par
ty names and party distinctions and the people unite
on Bell and Everett Uoa If they can be cleo
ted we might feel peace, quiet and harmony with
total cessation OF all sectional feeling and strife for the
next twenty years to come. And with such an assuT-
apce Southern property would Immediately rise III val
ue If there be no such sssurance-f there be pros
pect Of continued sectional ste-prcperty most depre-
ci,e: many men will be deferred from purchasing in
vesting in Southern securities by the apprehension Of
this continued sectional strife and this continued threat
ofdisamion God alone knows what is to be the issue
Of this strife Ifhs Union is to be dissored for one,
you'd be for selling out my PoSssssions Immediately
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-17

Dish. 1sr. LII CHANDLER, Of Norfolk City,
, " End TRAVIS d. EPES, Of NOttOvay,
Sd THOMAS BRUCE, Of Halifax.
4th. JOHN 7. THORNTON, Of P. Edward.
9th. JAMES =. JOHNSON, Of Bedford.
eth. MARMADUKE JOHNSON, Of Richmond.
" eth. LENUEL J. BOwDEN, of Williamsburg.
{" sth. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, Of AiddleseI.
9th. BIB SHACKELFORD, Of FauquieF.
" lOth. ANDREW E KENNEDY, of Jefferson.
ss.llth. FRANCIS 7. ANDERSON, Of ROckbridge.
z 18th. W. r STAPLES, Of Montgomery.
" 18th. WALTER PRESTON, of Washington.
" l4th. ]. J. JACKSON, IT., Of Wood.
18th. A. B. CALDWELL, OF Ohio.
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Ata meeting "F" Company, Regiment Va. Volunteers,
held Military Hail. Richmond Sept 4, sCO The commits to
the subject has been referred consisting Of Lieut. Csenshaw
ser Robinson Pyaies yon John W. Greene and
Maxwell Clarke reported the following preamble and rssou
lions which adopted unanimously:
visit 10 the White sulphur
Springs there displayed towards spirit offiendne and
courtesy from bodies Of and individuals, which deserves
public manifestation OF thereof therefore be II
Rsorsd That tender brother Of the LIST
Regiment Company, Capt Elliott Company, Capt Randolph
,mpany Capt Msrs and to the Governors Mounted
Guard Capt Cab acknowledgment for their complimentary
the evening Of departure from the ety. aud that
daily hail and warmly reeprocae the spirit exhibited
by them.
"a That the White Sulphur Springs Com.
many polite invitation thAt abode OF health and plea
the officers end agents generally but especially TO
Their distinguished President The Hon rabls Jeremiah Norton and
Miles sm9 and Taylor. for their Orb attention and a'sd
promote comfort and enjoyment whilst there
FOR the present and until make suitable
the military Of staunn under Capts lmoo
den and Bias or high appreciation OF the generous and ample
pro r the night Of return We
deeply unable accept their kind invitation
10 stay longer In the n hospitable city.
Al the citizens Of Lewshurg have to express
acknowledgements for their naeng invitation TO visit their town.
and rezets compelled decline H.
Thomas Dodamead the genmany and accommo-
dating superintendent Of the Virginia Central Railroad, and 20
Mallory the petite and attentive conductor Of the trains
by thanks also due for hr provision fer and at
enon TO- safe and comfortable transportation over their
road.
9th That We return our acknowledgements proprcors
Whg Dispatch and kXRmner for their courtesy In supplying
with the daily editions Of their respective
1h That he foregoing reolut ms be published In the Nhg
Dispatch and ESsmne and that copies OF hsm be sent 10 the
Honorable Morton, Capts. Imbodsn and Baylor to the
Mayor Of Lcwlsburg
Extract from the Minutes.
Il. MILTON CARY, Chairman.
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The Battle states and the Chances OF the Con
r..t-rhn nntr OF Northern ConaervatIvca.

The Rattle states and the Chances OF the Con
test-The Duty OF Northern CONSERVATIVES.
We take the following timely and suggestive extract
from an able article in the New York Herald Of Friday
The results Of the recent elections in The South, North
and Wei show that the battle for the preservation Of
the government, from bands that would administer Il on
principles destructive 20 every great interest IN the land
and 70 the Union itself bc f0ughtin the great com
mercia manufacturing and mining States Of New York
NeE Jersey add Pennsylvania
These are the battle States Of the confederation, and
on the triumph Of the conservative interests in them de-
ponds the rolling back Of the exaggerated manas Of sec
touaism and ianaticsm which have grown INTO enor-
NOUS proportions In the opposing sections AZ either eK-
IRENE In order that clear view may be taken OF the
eemsnts which the conservative leaders have at their
disposition in the battle States have prepared the
following table Of the pOpuar vote in them during the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-17
- mONROEWARD 4xECU-

~ TIVE COMMITTEE "A regular meeting Of this
se viii be held Saunders Hail. Tuesday evening next at
O'clock All Of the members requested TO be present. bu
OF Importance will he before the meeting The membes OF
the Committee s enlarged fellows:
d. j. SAUNDERS Dr. Blair Burwe George W. ROyster T. O. Epps,
John GlaEebroOk W. Walker, Wright James r. Fshtr,
John sublettJob O. Che Glarebrook Taylor Jos
Powell George W. SIN IN, VIM Epps Fleming Griffin, VIM
Phillips Charles Bates Thomas H. Quarles John NJ Murray D. NJ
ouArles, Chas H. Powell George W. Tyler VIM O. Lump
kin, A. HowAn. W. Beyedge, Thomas Barham NJ Ba j. L.
Apperson H. X Elyson, Won. A. Chaers H. Walker, D. Y.
George Peasants A. Fox p w. Montague. James
Malone NJ Cocks, John Montague, Alton Bene, William
Tanner william Taylor C. r. Darksdale, A. Denny, John
Hooker II Edmond sAmlB Ragland, Enore, no Pet
c Robt Archer James W. Archer Adol Tyree VIM Tyree
John sarVay, George X Cutchhed J Joha Kug, George
Grill Jacob Greenbaum Joseph Goldsmith DR.. W. Brown,
B. y shepperson D. c. Minor, George Minor, r. y Cooke,
L. BEDFORD. Alexander Garrett Gideon RaglAnd Calvin Lips
comb O. Lps,omb, James Phillips, d. W: Saunders, P.
lev washington Gran VIM Pannl Q. H. Barksdae John D.
QuGrles Griffin Davenport james Tyree, VIM RUTHERFORD
Robt H. Crump John Shepherd O. W Saunders H. Noryel
Charles Anderson William Granger, David Creighton Caon,
r. h. HaEelop d. T. Wight sr Thomas Samp'on, = HuL Jas
G. Howard John Kelley, Stevenson Gideon jaws Charles
Workman James May, James Patterson George W. Lambert
FRANC ChlldrsS L. Kent william L. Maue George W. Eayes
Ba mes Thomas J. Beae. Reaben Smith, Horace Breeder,
smih, w. C9nant John Kmbrough Fred Hobson
sels-t DAVID J. sAUNDEks, CHM n.
THE PRINCIPAL OF THE SOUTHERN RE-
II MALE INSTITUTE at Richmond Va wishes TO employ an
additional Master Of Arts, graduate in most Of
tue OF the University Of Virginia preferred To OF
experience we'll recommended salary Of tl20 will be paid
address d. LEE POWELL, Boz 81
seis-diw Richmond, Va.
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VILE OUTRAGE.

To Ne Editors Of The FAig:
Some bard-workiUg mechanics in the neighb orhood
OF CANDLES Ill., few nights ago, at some expense and
much labor raised beautiful Bell and Everett pole on
Glmbles Hill, and run up the Stars and Stripes On
Saturday night some time after midnight some
d.es cut the pole down and stole The fdg The pole in
falling broke 10 several pieces. Please call attention to
this sueaking cowardly act, done by wretch or
Ereches who would not be too good to apply the torch
to you- house at the dead Of night Yours
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-17
rELHQRA.AE5.
FRnM TIE WrST

FoRr Smith, Sept l0.-The Overland California Mail
TO the 9th, hasarrived party Of Mexican Guerrias
recently invaded Texas, stealing number Of mules be-
longing the Overland Mail It is reported that the In
dams Of New Mexico have renewed bostities. The
mail bound from Meria TO Santa Fe was attacked by
the Navajos, and the conductor and driver killed. and
the mail coach destroyed. -Four hundred government
mules for Fort Craig were stolen by the Indians.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-17
wac. rIeetInc In AmcIIa.

There will be a Mass Meeting of the friends of Bell
and Everett at "Preees Church" in Amelia county, on
Tuesday, the % day of October. A Barbecue will be
served on the OCCASION and the people in the adjoining
counties are cordially invited to attend Let the occa
sion be cheering and profitable one. Many distin-
guished speakers will be present. Keep the bell a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-17

BALTIMORE Sept i-Iour steady with large sAles
Howard Ohio 60 whelt closed dull and ti0c lower
BED 2O 40 white i85fIi65 Corn closed dull and heavy;
white 6STe yellow 692e. ProyGons closed qulet Mess Pork
10 10 prime S5 Lard closed steady at sc Coffee closed firm at
14di5c Whlskey has declined Nc. closing at 3Se.
NEw York Sept IS Rour unsettled and i0l5c lower State
f55O5 co. Ohio e. 9eG TO- Southern - 95620 Wheat Is
declined 2c Corn has declined Lei Mixed eco
COKE Provisions steady but quiet Whisky heavy at &c
Stos X are better Virginia 6's 80; Missouri SIS soy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-17
A Democratic Representative out for Bell
nlL

The Hon. E. Ewing Representative from the parish Of
Yermilliou, Louisiana, aud Democrat has written let
ter in answer Hon. E W. Fuller defining his position.
This letter Is published in the last number Of the Ar
dioRal Mr. Ewing is aud out for Bell and Everett
dcules the charges preferred against them by their OPP
pOnent and takes the only safe course which the nA-
tOnal in the South take, viz 10 stand by the
CONSTITUTIONS. Union party.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-17
POIITInAL ROW In PHILAnELPHIA-

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l5.-The Bell and Everett meet
ing held here last night in the First Congressional Dis.
trct was interrupted by Republican clubs who marched
through the crowd. fight ensued and stones and pis
tolls we're freely used. The meeting finally dispersed
and nine rioters were arrested No was seriously
injured as far as known.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-17

The Prince of Wales reached the Clifton House. Nj
agara Falls, at o o'clock Friday evening. At Fort
Erie a troop Of American cavalry acted his escort
Fort Porter also gave them salute The telegraph in
Inmates trouble growing of the impertinence of
certain New York reporters who insisted upon crowding
Themselves in with the royal party on hoard the steamer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-17

The Douglas State Central Committee we're in secret
session all day Friday at the St. Nicholas Hotel n. Y
considering the important subject Of fusion. Messrs
Wood and Lain made official report in regard to
their negotiations with the Breckenridge Committee and
offered resolution agreeing with the ultimatum propo
son Of the committee. The resolution was voted down
by vote Of to five. Subsequently, the National
Democratic Volunteers made overtures the commit
tee asking ten electors names to be taken from the
present Breckenridge electoral ticket and one-haf Of
the State ticket Before considering the proposition the
committee appointed a sub committee, consisting of
Richmond, Cagger and Hubbard, with power to I'll any
vacancies that might in the electoral ticket and
adjourned sine die.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-17
DEPARTURES FOR UROPE.

NEw YoRK, Sept. l5.-The steamship Fulton, for
Havre via Southampton sailed at noon to-day with SIS
passengers aud $4,000 in specie. The City Of Win.
chester left at the same time for Liverpool via Queens.
town, wish 40 passengers and Sll2, 900 In specie
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-17

News from Liverpool to Sept says;-The confusion
III the affairs of Naples is increasing. The "Annexa-
ZIONIST Committee received despatch from Garibaldi
on the Sd stating that he would be at Naples on or
about the Sth ins' and would the Dictatorship
of the Two Scilies in the of King Victor Emman
ue Count de Persigny has made another speech, i'm
plying that Napoleon has done nothing more than to
maintain the Popes throne, and would not help General
Lamoreere to keep the Roman States 1t is reported
that the Druses defeated detachment Of the French
forces In Lebanon.
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Total
Opposition majority in 1850,

AippQe4aou inquiry iaA A'e'r
Here we see that in the excited and enthusiastic cleo
ton Of 1856 when the personal popularity and conser
vatve tendencies Of Fremont gave an immense impulse
20 the Republican party it obtained less than twoatHs
OF the popular In bo battle States and that o. ear
riei New York by plurality only through the division
OF ia, oproneut aud 10 the face Of popular majority
OF 600 agsiust t. S1co then that party has bad the
advantage Of four years Of discipline and drill With
constantly increasing population with sii greater diy
sions among It's opponents augmentng It's presSe ara
it, numbers and with constant in the New Eng
land and Northwestern States From is growth in these
we NAV form some idea of les possible maximum increase
in the battle States where DO has had to contend with
more conservative sentiment than in either the extreme
North Or East, TIE following States have recently held
elections and We can therefore compare results with
those Of lS55
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-17

The lSh Anr,.al Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad commenced its session
in this city yesterday morning.
On motion of Mr.. r. q. Morris Mr. John NJ. Speed
was appointed chairman, aud C. w. Christian, Alexander
Mcdonald and A. g. Pendleton jr., Secretaries.
EVENING SESSION.
The meeting assembled pursuant 10 adjournment. The
Secretary proceeded to call the roll when, after some
delay quorum was found to be present, viz: 4 G66
votes.
The organization Of the meeting being complete, Pre-
sdent Mcdaniel informed Of the fact when he APP
peared aud read his annual report IL shows that the
annual receipts for the past year S740lS 49,
penses 1892, 529$l; nett earnings SSi7 95754 The
decrease tonnage East Is per cent, and the in
the tonnage West 36 per cent In closing his
report Mr.. Mcdaniel declined reelection and CRATE
fully returned his Acknowledgements to the Stockholders
for the confidence reposed in him, aud bore testimony
to the fidelity of those connected with him in the man.
agement of the affairs Of the Road.
The report of the General Superintendent was then
read by the Secretary IL shows that the number OF
passengers conveyed the road during the year
llO4s9-a large increase the number Of the prev
Gus year.-LyHcbbHrg Pirginidn
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THE0xVGRNATED BITTRRS.


Nature in great laboratory stored remedy adapted
TO every disease which flesh heir TO-" But II requires the
investigation OF the philosopher to discover and
apply this remedy Such research and investigation has
ceeded 10 discovering remedy for that adjective dpensa
hon, the
DYSPEPSIA
With all It's lesser and evils and be safely
serted that until the appearance OF the 0sygendtd Bs
Of Dyspepsia IA experience In medical practice
Now under the influence Of these Bers the rule 10 the
exception, failure to cure.
following which the subscriber requests publish
for the benefit OF the afflicted
An Obdurate and Inyeterate Case OF DYsPEP-
TIERS.
RAmus, N. Y, Nov. ~. 1859.
Messrs g. w. RowLE 4 Co., Boston,
been afflicted most OF the time
yerey Dyspepsia assumed the form Of BIioHsness
Heartburn ODressiOn after Eating accompanied with
pains constpa Of the bowels tried many
remedies without avail when, about eighteen months
SINCE having heard the 0sy0endd Brs spoken Of In high
induced TO give the medicine trial indeed could
be called TRIAL required but doses 10 give In
mediate relief FOR weeks after would suffer Inconvenience
from my enemy another would give occasion
small dose OF the Be and by the Of es than bottle
find myself enectually cured
recommend TO all Dyspepcs with confidence believing that
II trial OF Is made permanent will be the result
liberty this certificate In which will
p'O''''' "'' Yeurs truly, HA BUMPUs
Prepared By SETH W. FowLE co. Boston, and for sails a,
whoe.ale and retail by ADIE GRAY, PURCELL. LADD CO.,
PETERSON J. p DUvAL Richmond, and by all druggists and
dealers In medicines In city and country auls-dckwlm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-17
HIS ARMOR ON.

James H. Cox, Esq, the eector for Chesterfield spoke
at Sussex c. H., last Thursday Kidding Yance5ism in
sensible practical speech. He is surprising every
pectation of his friends wherever he is heard.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-17
.s AUTUMN SALES. a
A SUPERB ASSORTMENT.
WATKINS 81 FICKLEN,
RETAIL DEALERS N
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
l59 MAIN ST RICHMOND.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DHf GOODS,
l59 MAIN ST, RICHMOND.
Approaching the Hber, patronage friends, would
form all hols and retail buyers that receiving and
opening our stock for
AUTUMN AND WINTER SALES,
which, extent richness and VARIETY srpsses that Of
you season Having purchased With than ordinary
crehey hdndsve venture TO assure the closest buy
ers prices compare ayoraby with these Of 9TH
house In this country. The following some OF the leading
styles: 49,
Splendid Velvet Embroidered Black and cOlOred SILKS
Brocade and strlDed do
Heavy Cold Corded, Ref and Tsfeta do
Elegant Grey Grounds, with bright hgures
heaviest richest BLACK SILKS for full dress and
Beautiful Plain and Brocade Grey and Black PoPLNs
In a. .p pRs seI : Cheapest to
the extensive bcshe neaie styles and best value for
In EMBRoiDERIEs and ELEGANT LACE GOODS our stock will
be found large and complete embracing some Of the finest
Ia GTNTLEMEss WEAR oasslmeress and vestpgs
81 and wooIen Cnderware Hosiery Gloves Collars Crava
and shav Hdk &C. Everything fora complete Outnt Will be
HOUSEKEEPING eooDs-Bsst Linen sheengs and
Pillow Castings Darss' Towels huefabaei', Napkin'-a very
~ '''' CARPET AND CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.
pamen facilities supply the wants Of trade great
IL Increased.
PETS and Plain and Figured BOOKING and FLOOR CLoTHsve
and Tapestry RUGS and hATs our stock very nne Aso
FLANNEL IRISH LINENs,
BRILLIANrEs, BLEACHED LONG CLOTHS,
and all superior STA LIZ GOODS supply very large andP
PLtSrGTIoN GOODS or Heavy Virginia Pulled Cloths, all
snrlss M Se large es and offered a oIee .SIeh Win
all Some ohee goods ofsuperor quail
ty, and d. heult 70 ind.
CL0AKS, MANTLES 4 SHAWLS.
This department have greatly enlarged, and established in
Cloak and Mantle Mandatory,
the supervision Of Mr. STRIDER, whose taste and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-17

CHICAGO, Sept l5.-The 4:3O P. NJ, passenger train
from Racine to Freepor was into last night at Del
avan Wisconsin, by freight train which had tagged
from Racine.
Five passengers we're killed and twenty-five wounded,
some il ia feared fatally. AT the time the train left the
names Of the killed and wounded were not ascertaned.
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- SPECIAL NOTICES

BS ti so will buy one OF Grahams small stencils, for
marking clothing with IspABIK INK Call and examine spec
MEMS live In the country send for sample enclosing
stamp. Also, every variety OF Brands made 70 order
A. T. GRAHAM Brand Cutter,
aeS-N Next Door 70 the Columbian Hotel. Rlch'd. Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-17

The funeral Of Mira NJ CARLTON, wife Of Ambrose Carl
ton place from St. PaulS Church this onday) evening
O'Clock The friends Of the family and those OF James H.
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BY THE GOVERNOR.
FOR RENT Or LEASE.

yHE the subscriber No. ll Main Street.
Eagle Square comprising the End 81 aud 3th stories The
second thdoors front % feet running back l6 feet
~ foot alley
These rooms have an entrance and rear with howay
taehed-are light and airy admirably adapted r Whole
sale Notions Fancy Goods business
For terms, &c, apply to the subscriber
JOIN 7. GRAY, Druggist,
No IlI Main at
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no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2 . Il3ls.S 2 3. =,

VAC. ~, ,.,,,.,
a. TAisisd r q long sndtng, 0sg9 @ % eotn - a
Iad b departed roE gotarg nos'esseoi@-
L. ftyaf luss are Charged Jor a. adpetlssnte1ta.
- We ealn0 anfsrtits % rsfra rStoisd eos'lsaaeNs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-17

JULES ROBIN q co. COGNAC.
E undeisned having appointed agents In this city
fer the sale othe md well known brand Of
Brandy, 10 call the attention Of the trade 10 the very
superior quality Of this article which they offer for sale from
BoSDD WABEHorsEs and 10 arrive direct
They offer fer sale Shipment part Of which s q the
vintage Of ISIS IelT-2m l. Ab DAVENPORT,
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FALL TRADE,

VRGISA merchants ard merchants generally souh in lay
Ing In their fall stock onFrehandfe shoud fail 10 pu
chase abundant supply Of sempie's Infaliible Ba-
king Powder, the best and most economical preparaln
for making gh sweet aad wholesome loaf bread bca
Ac Il 10 recommended by citizens Of different
TONS and viii certainly give satisfaction when used properly
entirely harmless being the produc1n Of scientific Virgina
PHYSICIAN and Manufactured with great from the
teAL Merchants confidently recommend this article their
customers as the BRsr.
JOHN W.. GARLIcK,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor,
Richmond, Va.
Sod by the Druss AID Grocsrs generally thou
State. SELF
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R~ SPECIAL NOTICE-LADIEs

49, CHEAP sToRE.-The subscribers have hand .
varied assortment Of Ladies Congress Lace Caters Morocco and
KID Boots and Buskns which they selling much less than
nrst cost All In want Of cheap CATERS win please call at
je26 ALEX HILL A co ,12i MAIN 81,