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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-07
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DE %biNi9Iten Irp WOoos IN Nihmon0!
5000 Aarts It6ue aebrItte Gattune Ypu G bis s Gerts.
ll:?Gts ; Id6nc 9aprs ppu s bic ~ GrS. ct id6n.
SHUTTER ub bette Sualjtdl BON SacpnttS, Sunuhics,
Ora mrrr,b - ansrrr ~ 81 B. - nmN m S's 80 81
SeieenlN6s III j5 SIC. NIB %eufp6rts; Stella SbaplS N
1une dufp6rts, III aEep Garten, NJ. Is oen rrtiiatt @c-
it! Dulters Su so ets.; lei2. WdnttLrn 'u $50, $2.25
anS tiui9r Il SIS. Die anterip1rt5 rae 9oppcltt trtn; 10.
paraIO e uno Grttniou StirIS peu % G:e. all oufpdriS, bic
stuiaittn III Rthmcnc; bic fetniten frani. Nttpf.prrfsc
SNcisS Collars une Gaabric Sanos gum bjIbea @rett
o.codbcc uno brGpn Sbirtina. SBeettna, DILLON cafe, Wtu5
i'm. Icrpdn9, Iatle 9lstb. Oil Cloth, Carpets. Gombrics
@bed uno opIs NtuS.ins III critounensperth rili,tn NrGi.
GarOcce, Nib urc Goat fin Stubr nit 6rcIs III 81. 10
gno %aurp6ris Ylties uno &bilpren's 9aurIS in alien Tar-
SI uuc gu auen 9rtieu. pOn 3 GtS. an autpartS; fcut
taoiee o!tppers III 90 @ts. Mems SIipptrS " 624 Gts.;
Calf fin 5hube FUR 6srren, 8uaben unit Scrglnts
99er % bis 90 PCT iparsn Dil, 9ebe Obne "a men mad
81 Naiui!r. SCiepb Struut.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-07

SrlbllnNss uno CONNER Waaren fur 1860.
quite, WiPrn unO Strub. 9S
ste untcretduetct baben jest rrStbis unb wG Ntrfaur
leldc Anepahl Ypn Sur, 9oilmcre. TrCSb- H. b Nme.
tttan 6tlt pcs 9toIce>W DrcB pals Der f.iufen lu0lil6.
IIo III leoenl &retlc lets Vpryt:N9 ume mebcn auth irlht suf
SelteAun9 atsetcritgt. lin ctncn @cIudN bitten e~rSrbent
u. 3. Moore II. Gpmp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-07
MSarmpr= Strbcitcm.
Sdepb Nincent-

Sdepb &incent,
Ntanufaeturer pom italienllhen uno omsrifoni.
l6Sn Mdrmor Wcnumentrn, 0eitenhsinen iersr
Art uno auer in oisies 0cIb4ft einlblaaenper
Nrbelten.
Vfatnltr Sniideu Der Stem uno 6ten.
Wtetne Srsu Dc unb 1arsstrute Inb f~:,untlitt riroero.
zen, mtife rrrratbi9en Nrbeiten, auf bos (5tItlnodupIns
IN :'Sitent Tem lne american ;Ibem 9fsrmor ousos fiihrt
III ''nSenEpsh Su nebnen uno elmer 9,urura III u,lCv rper.
zen, epe le incerp1rtS esrnrtiee : eftelunaen MAIDEN, ba ib
upttstu9' IN, Dap th meine 1eebr en- Runbeu chen 10 all,
une p.At9 r be>ienen fam, oS iTeens elm anst,sr SabrifSn
Sohn Sbap,
Wainifr.. ~sfrilcteu Der lS. unc 10. StraEe
emriteblt Wtrssrperfdufern Icwie benz oeebrt,r beutSbcu pu-
blitum ubelbaipt irtn reibcs Eager ben
aNeutldsn unp traulUfldeu Weinen (tet Sta1he
unp Gaurne),
Sranriss, atipntb. @iiracap &C.,
S6wsiEr. unp grmbureer Sd(e,
Serinae, Sareeleu IL. Sorrinee
Serpelatemurf II. (. NJ.
Gerner tmpfebIt berlslte ieiR 2a9er ron oeutIfen 6riu6tsn,
&t9arrcn, bel 2Sbplclale une Rctatl, 9onSies unp Grnfcc.
tcnarYsSSaaren Nlnoetn, Nule &c. &C., bic or I'M grrfer
uro Rleinen bruiSit pcrtcuft. H""" Sbao. -.
200 Sprcs Ganbles, SaGpfp, Sperm une 9oumonsine
100 Sprss Spap. 9lad, 9rpwn unp geuulp
so Sprcs 8ew gprt 9cidcn Gbselr,
8 Seirce Rice,
400 YrpumS uno SudeItS,
300 @rpf G1prhb 9tpes,
300 @rpb MatheS
800, 600 @i9arrcn, pcrfdiebent Sranes, ,peben erbo[ter
unn II Sertaut bel Nm. QSaII0ce II. SpbL,
90 9orreIs Baltimore 9idles, lpeben erboltcn unS !,
baben bet YIN. WGltaee Ii. Srbn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-07
y. H. CHALRL.E.Y

Daimler oor Hebrr uno S&ub.Sl riugs, Sm.
pcrtear Upu fran,Gdihsm &dltleosr,
IL. CTR, 'niiten Waiu IL. Gdrp, 8thmrno. "a.
Hruti6,n S6uhmodon wirb Siss pplnidubioli ofTcr.
I rte Ga9r ron ScSeg ouer Nrt beitenS empfpttcn. Sieirlben
HnHsn eaiclbi. iuslCih alice III ibrem @clh6ft n6tkiac QRerf.
sci@ bic & Biuotn9e, 9rillcn &C.. aEs Spricu liz srS u.
l. 10 Gae VII S'ttlerr mnr Ruhtinbern stbaubl YER
eeubc Vcocr IN 9IcihfalS ~pup,ltbjo.
@le St'lc @rtiteI pcrosn steen 9aur OSer quite @apiere
biliql prrfouft. lid
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-07
6ol,! 6pl,l

ilnterSsibneter bdlt fUrtwabreus einen srsfcH 9ruatb ven
Gitep- Ruo SibtcnbeIi better SuaIitdf. xno fenR ,cinc
aunocn btermit untcr ben 9iuliglien SeetnNunetr gtrisbcn.
Sci 8Gufen son 5 RIatern - Irt oae ~9Se9pGC:" fOteRfel Re,
iprlt Srfrluueen. pclG' = .nte:aiien werpea oci Oabncp II
Gots cesr SEQ u. 5unof.o. 9roasitrafs. i0ptt in ger DOH.
riecerlase an SrOaoitr., Inas ArOUte @0ennt sstrcer .rr:nri
osipr5f Yreiie: Dae bett @tbenbOli iW $3.50, u
&anLtnhpll III S 100 Der &nro. iames Y. Mpprs
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-07
SliQiae Nrn Girphsl

so 0t %1rtt iG5ne Srir,ntrfc gu IS Gent,
tiuia III 75 @ta.; 10000 gdrre iranitRb 81.
lRnuptes Sdcrn it's ciuiuHc uup ~arjtre,iic ga
rcIee fCtus Hlna III 124 Gts., merits 20 Sent
lhGnc feline @tn9bdme 'u l24 Gte.; 1000 gce.
ia color Calico III 6 uno s Gts., merlb 10 UNI
II @te.; 500 I amen'O buffers III nur so Gts. ;
itmnric lrjpcnr gac' Sbapls unr WhuttQoe III
So. 1 mur 6. Tie anrcrnGrts p0e DcppsItC tcitcn.
Die scitc 2luHmNbl Dor <ouneuibirmcn ucu so
an. Grtrnicn SttrtS. ihGultc 2~luSmaGl, ppu
% GtS. AT. lGlhcnturcr pru 5 9te. an St,un
Sbom 1 IN 81. ttlrR fit, 50. Sen trit,n aeblr,h
ten Grttcu, merits | Quilting, IN 123. 10. 8 mn
Gin rcht dutcr 9lrtltcI Icttlt ilr 8 Gts. 700 Bon
net Ncudee, Yon is Gts. an, CUR 6Glfte rcs
prc;lce, mda in MILLINERY Stcrce ~brrrdsnet miro.
ctofe fur 6'rru- uur &uabrn Glfipcr. GhCd
Hambric unp SplB Muslin. @amtrte 9aube
an Cellars. 9ldin @inabOmS iur Sonntte umr
} snCIrUBr Ausrdbl ~icnilger Nrtitsl ,u au6rrurs
,futiirh b llNcn Nreiieu.
Sricpb Strnue, Sc. % MainRr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-07

% ;.
0te unteristttneten er!aubeu lih 6icrmit, alien
ibren 0rsunpsn nnp Srtannten Die Cr0etenIte
Nn3e'9e gu mahen. Dap s3r. Gbs. 6. 5hmeoerIc,
oen Ger 0lr'na pHttori uno Co., II GARY Ctr,
oon Dem Neroen 3uriidAcfCbrt 1T uno bclonpere
tiu.iBc @int1ufe Iur Galb gcmadbt bat in
2Se'n, Stqaer', Gisarrea 0imtur9er &GIc,
9taeberrp Sprup, audi ehter peutiher
GerUrlatpurf,
rrelhc NrtifeI lie Den grebrtrn &uncrn m6oGela. t
unp retalI gu ben tlligiten Yrrlicn ~atlaiIrn per
oen. lin einsn ireunpIrhen 3uipru6 biitct err
8'tentt 5. q. @attorf II. & o.,
II SarD Stect.
By Gin sutcs tGblea @laS Bier ltets an Der
&ar.
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Spbm Opts,

gSuIVNTuVTIIuNTI
Sd; Der 9irn uro Bccao- StrdEe.
empHebIt 8au1ie6ba6crn fen Qaoer pcn sleaant unb Sorcrbaf
Qctauten SDasen jerer Dirt uno sianer Sa6rifation, uni fibr
9tIflrdle gum &nfsrtiseu nsutr 0aaen aus in rer fw}titn
3eit rnc III ben biit ten Yreiisn. ollie in BEN ISalner9t
idaft rtommenoeRtparItur Terosn punftliat a~uS9ciIbi
Ba- 3um Sermtetbeu iteBrn ittte tnla.
elesants Sua9iss 9eaen bilige &er9itunQ bci
Spbn DcPS
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-07
2Imjci9cm.
Dry-Goods s. Fancy, Store
am Neuen WarEts.

Dry-Goods s. Fancy. Store
am Neuen MorSt;,
Gde Der Srpap- nnp 6ten Strdee.
%. W. u { nbGum e~mpfieblt Ieineu
5rsnnrsn uRo rem putIitum iein gut aTOrttrteS
wager pom y Vert It /. Waarsn, Die ~ Den tilia-
itrn pretlen atasseben perrsn.
5cprsc u. 3prinsmann's
y OH bta Sptel unp Nefoura
(frlbtr Siupp's Spftt(,
Np. 4S4 9ennis,pania Apenu.,
iphdtn &bEc unr Gpsr>arb a. salf Streets,
gSdibinltou. .. 6.
0ds rciIenee 9ublifum fnt,' in tieIent Sriei bic
lrclnr,ldnlfe Nufnotme une secienuns. 9toinsunocn mieie.
ps,abIeeun9 Ger Ore is ppn 8pblen.
Die Sretle RON GOts iinS bic aWf psirrc aatritt wre
srft 9ump Gut. S. so per eoos.
SSrS S Sofe. G 5siS, sor,,u ~
SisIen S::fs Se'S Ssre I~' mas Got, as ' Sss tsint,Fe ae,,e,
rliree itoicrtal eieCr Seopn ~aneticbcn werorp.
Serna9un9cn: SaarSabIuns tstm . aitlcn ptrr gbliefe.
rure.
Die SUtIcn-garbS befinren I'D Gee Der 10. Strasc unt
Nol1 uno Gde Der G. unb SprSffr.. Iublib ppn Canal.
z3,SI Sur. s. sBertb. aeent.
Tener= nnb Mfurinc=2l nefnrnm3
Virginia Fire & Marine Insurance Com
0's q" Sehu Ot9e Saptal pom VO,UU beitbt
"no i'm Sabre 1882 purG Die @eiebsebuna
ppn Sir9inien ~etnscisbt purce.
Scrf&erunecn wcrben OurG oiclc alto Gsmpaani, or.
tbclll unttr Cen suniiteitCn Seeineuneen aceen ftuer. unb
sSIlerlN6bsn an St9snitunl alu @r., ale: Sduitr, Nieu.
be-, Sitter une 4aarcn Gusr @rt, ipmrbl IN Der Stact.
ole aud IN S9nee. uHo mtroer Die N%crenenbsn Iue;Gbluns
gen rrcmp: geeiliCt.
Ga5~ 6ur Gle pCiiee unb CITE @ufna5ms Or III peri5srr-
Den HCatnnanbC rpiro nidte b~crcdnet.
Sffec 80. lI Wain'- Slhmpab, Eu.. e;1e Sbur
y ,trrnalt DER Dtspnth / 49,.
u IN. g. 9ppu!bin. @rfFb.
9hu iou' 9o NtS TT. Serei ,IG.I.
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5ambu' s'amerrt. Yafetfabrt- Nctiea. @eIealtaff
Sampfibifabrt

Sampfidbiffabrt
Spiiten
eanionrs une Wep gOrf, pia Southampton,
psrmit:sIlt Der nsuen auf oas Solicer. atbautn unb eI,<
oanielte eln9erlbithn 9rOBen eiierntn YpitcampfltiTe
y orullIa, 1000 Cons, @apt. Irautmnnr
y ammOpia, 1000 1one. Capt. Sbwenl,n
SarUnia, $500 Sons, CAPT. OILERS.
Dbi9s we9eh Ibrsr ltnelen anc sludIiten 6abrten RUBIN.
ii1lt betailnte Oampfitinep erpen re9elmdBia am
@rlten nm 6imfiebnten iepen Nonats
oon STEM gcrt uni 5ambure, pia Southampton erpebiri uns
nebmen 9oia9iere pom 3em gVrf nab
Samhurs, 9aOre. sOneUn ane Soutbamrton
II ~fplsenpen Yreiien:
@rne Saiate . 500.
8mflts eaIate So.
BON 3anbura nab Getp BORT:
Griie Gointc Sll2.50. 9psite GCrdi. $75. aYpiIh,,h,4
s45. NSeSsn @anoee psnbe man li9 an
u. q aiebdrS, SOas 1t. Gnp.
10" SrOaDwa5 @sp 2'srT
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&tnoerOatsr'S Cutters
in tirtnrn mn 9rrRcn SunntttGten.
WnsAeSctbnete Sualltat SteinfUblenGl, Gam
pcnGI unb 6Iuir.
grAltpcnrer gum Bad n, BON uns lGtf pr1~
rarirt, ttlig UNI gut.
9rnmann'S 9EurmfYrup uub GcaeIer's 0eter.
tbran, tetpeS BON tincm peut!hen G6emifer prd.
pIrirt.
Hummel'S Safer GTen, Gi6,LSaHre. @bu.
eolape, eae'o, tirfiiter unb pentiher Hnuhta.
Nat 10 ME alle anrrrn gu unIerm @sl6dfte se-
bGrt9e Blacsn.
Z. W l9nsr Truasif,
Cue 6. unp SrOartr.
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v. ii uicnieIe,

y. 3U@ienieIe,
GnSrC5> uno Ietoil 6iab:er in @i1atren, Rau.
Mautbs mo Shnupfs 6at1F,
NO. 1913 &rolbitraRe. &ihmpuc, Sa
MALT en- ~rphlalpr irtce Eager ic.ot importtrter Gtaarrcu uHb
lam GHtcecrr"rtdutCrn bic Sunftlsiten Nr'i'e iiCucn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-07

Das%S,ratuilh s wu"prtvar,
@aih' + lutp,
Elm ausae3eibneteS Mhttcl, Uni 0Gihe 4,
;einiseu UNI in auten 3uitaurr III 'erbalten
ItertriHt ausdhuIiben perartasn 9rGptrutione
uno miro ,u SO Cts. per Wauens ~pertNuit.
8ertauft einSi9 bel q. 5. Nttct,
@te Der Stain II. II. Ctr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-07

% NJ. ~ altale SGbne,
Ode Der l4ten uuS SGrn StlaS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-12
MONDAY MORNING ....... NOV. IL, lste
The Nesdl. Women Of London.


A correspondent of the London Times, &C.
.erihing one of the great mantna- making es'
Adjustments in that city, communicates the
following facts:
work is commenced every morning AZ
O'Clock aud continued until II At night-a pc
Rod of 10 hours-the only intervals auo"eu
being aA mt 10 minutes for each tueai-tne TO-
ral amen of time allowed for--eaang their
f,od | WAS soing to say, bat surely boiling
~ Is the more appropriate phrase-being 40
minutes PER day thus leaving 10 hours ana 20
minutes a. the period devoted 10 Work, Ana
this be Ii remembered, Is not merely during
the busy season, as at the weSt-eno but for All
the year round, from January TO December
for you must under tand that al the establish
nhent TO which refer the greater part OF zoe
sewing is given out 20 slop-workers III the
busy ssason-and all that is done iE-u oois -
the original cutting out ana ui'ihaV ' ,'', 10
together Of the separate parts o"a W." n,nch
slack season comes there ts always as much
sewing reserved a. will keep the kiris "a t"e
establishment employed up 10 the iuii piwn u,
so that there is. in fact, no SLACK seaSoh ~ ''A
for them And vet fer this continued ana ub-
relenttng pressure of sixteen hours woIA per
day from years ead t. years enc, tbis Ia az
assume 10 themselves the greatest possible
credit They thank God that they are not as
other firms are at the " est-end-oppressoEs
and des lroyers of young women. Ihey never
mot even for few weeks III the busy season
make their people sit up till . or IA 'he
morning On, no their gas Is always turned
of in the work room by IL o'clock. why, sir,
the west-end system, with its few weeks CT So
verify, followed as ii is by months OF compaf-
alive leisure, is mercy itself when viewed
alongside of this uumitigated 'never-enoing,
still beginning slavery, 10 which l am reier-
rug.
The only day of leisure which the girls OF
this establishment have is Sunday. From
Monday morning to Saturday night they are
as complete prisoners As any in NeWgate
They know rot whether the sun shines or the
rain falls az that time. They are not allowed
10 cross the threshold even TO purchase pair
of shoes or new gown for themselves, and
must employ their friends outside TO do this
Tor them.
Nor is the accommodation in doors such as
In any way to reconcile them 10 this close con-
haement. The work-room, in which ten or
twelve OF them are employed, is only about
twelve feet soSiare, and is entirely devoid OF
arrangements for ventilation, which Is the
more 10 be deplored, rs during the evening
they have 10 encounter the heat and foul air
Of three flaming gas burners right over their
heads, every door and window being smut by
which breath Of pure air could possibly en-
ter. The bedrooms are equally uncomforta.
BILE, no fewer than six persons being huuaIeo
Into one, and four into another"
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A GARC.-We very earnestly request custom
"A ers and othere, who have our BAGS, to send
them to us full OF gram, If ready TO send it, or
empty, by the next train. We are suffering great
Inconvenience for want of our Bags that are idle
Ia various hands who have neglected to return
them In short time We must make up bag &C.
counts and charge the holders with them. When
we send bags TO any person, they should be re
urned promptly.
Much OF the wheat we receive is damp. Farm
all out OF doors" are bag enough TO spread il in
Farmers lose immensely by inattention to this
point -
We have fallen on perlous times, whom debt 10
iearfal: Filling orders for guano, 40, on the
faith OF growing crops, wont do for those VINO have
to buy them on time. safe principle of individual
economy Ii to make money before we spend it.
~ l2-tR MAUDtJX A. on
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hur--Horse ehesnuts, stepped in lime water.
mnshed and boiled 10 a paste. are very fatten-
log. This process effeetuaIiy destroys their
bitterness, which Is considered to be iniuri que
tosbeep. Deer will eat them nncooked. They
snrich ths mich Of co VS., and are said TO eu re
horses 81 cough. i. wes once thought 10 be
faa oil ia tins eAssnrt that rendered Il 30 utrl.
LOTT, bnt u IL now fouBe 10 b near tbs raiss
'ffsr ~ tss qualities, sna very fsrtnasees.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-12
FALL JADE, 1890

ROB'F l.. DICKINSON, (successor 10 Bin
ford. Dickinson h WelsiKer.) No. 78 Main street,
Richmond, Va, thankful for the liberal patronage
bestowed on him by his friends and the pubic gem
orally, Invites their attention to his large ard ex
tensive stock of HATS, CAPS, FURS, &c, com
prIsng every style MANI featured for the season,
which will be sold at wholesale ana retail to pune
tual customers on the most favorable terms Mer-
chants of Virginia, North Carolina, and Teunes-
see, visiting the city, respectfully solicited to
call and examine for themselves before puTchas
ing. A liberal discount made TO those VINO par
III for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-12
BOOTS, 5ECHs, &c.
n % r &c Z

~ NOTICE. es-rs
- The attention of the ladies' ia respectfully
ctsilsd Ia The following articles frCm that justly
celebrated manufacturer, HENRY WIRYMaN, of
Philaf elphia, who IL, beyond doubt the very best
manufacturer of LADIES' SHOES in the United
Mates
LADIES' Glove Kid Cork Sole Button CATERS;
s. Patent Leather Balmoral BOOTS;
" Goat SKIN do. 90.
g French Kid Congress CATERS;
50 French Cashmere Cong ess CATERS;
g French do, Button do.
50 Fancy Embr'd SLIPS, with wooden heels;
- White Satin do, do do. DO.
s. Fancy SLIPS, with cork soes;
- Black Kid SLIPS, with and without hee ls:
Which, together with great variety OF other ar
ticl@s, make my assortment very complete, and
aides favorIng me with call. cannot fail to he
suited. PHILIP X. WHITE, 70 " ain st.
n. R-Ledles who have teen IN tRe hapt Of hay
ing their Shoes made in Philadelphia bv Mr..
WIRENAN, can order them through me, as have
made ar,ans ements with him to have them made.
I'm,
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sA-New and Is tifuI
FALL AND WHITE Is GOODS!

A- z e " a n . q q NJ
FALL AND WINTEt Is GOODS!
The subscriber would respectfully announce to
his friends anu the public generally that he is now
receiving large and beautiful stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Selected with great care and at prices that WI II
enable him to sell unusually low, for cash.
My stock consists IN
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
In great variety and all the newest designs.
In Gents wear, 3 splendid assortment OF
CLOTHS. CASSIMEkES.
VELVET AID SILK VESTINGS,
NECK TIES, MERINO SHIRTS.
DRAW RS, &c
Also. large and attractive stock OF Fl EAVY
GOODS, of evety grade. for negro clothing.
Fine BED BLANKETS.
NEGRO do
And every other article usually kept in first
class Dry Goods House.
Call and examine Tor yourselves.
JOHN l.. SMITHER,
&c 24-2m No. % Main street.
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DguQs. MEDICINES, &c.
: ORDERS promptly attendSd 20 co
w. PETERSON & co,
Druggists, 1855 III ain street, corner l2tu.

~ a. BoDEkER & co., Apotnecarles ana
Ss..s@ Drug sists, No. 10 Main street, near Old
~ Market, Richmond, Va, will keep on hand
"a general assortment of pure Drugs, Medl-
ciueg, Chemicals, Oils, Paints, window Glass,
all kinds. Surgical Appliances, Burning FLUID, Al
cohol, Soaps, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Garden
Seeds, Glue, Sand Paper, Tobacco, Cigars, Snuif,
NJ ecicinal Liquors. &c.
Prescriptions prepared at all hours, with sFe oial
care, by memsers OF the firm alone,
Physicians orders from the country executed
promptly, and the most reliable medicines iur-
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CONDITION or ,uRsrNs. BANKS.

ha.h ,,or In hhLcol ONs5
al. Exceliency JOHN LRrcuYp, Governor of
virginia:
DEAR SiR-Herewith itransrni. 10 you the state
-aent OF this BANK fer the quarter ending on De-
tober LIST, 1850. You're .respectfuliy,
L. FITZHIGH, Presidens.
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"a Leeches! Leeches.! Eeeches. IL
have jP sItreeeiyed, by Adams Express, a lot of
fresh .WEDlSH LEECHES, the very best, and
large size, which VIII be applied upon the most
reasonable terms
r. S.-CUPPING and LEECHING promptly at
tended to- can be found at all hours of the day at
the HAIR nR ESSIEG ROOM, under the Ameri-
can HOTEL tsutr1nee on nth street, and at mig hit
st the corner of Leigh and 10th streets.
SD i9--tx r. G. HORSON.
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n $4,000 wORTHOFB Ools. sHOss

WAND TRUNKS At tOSF,-MAkCUS HAR-
Iris IL BRO, No. us Main street, next to the
american Hotel. With view of making n change
business by next January We will from TIL g
day, offer our large and attractive stock OF fresh
ard Sc sOnable guCds, comprising general vaTle-
of the latest and most approved STYLES of Boots,
Snoes and Trunks, both of our own. Richmond
made and the best of Northern manufactures, at
pine cost. tor cash only. The public would do
we'll to avail themselves OF the present very rare
opportunity of procuring the best quality of goots
at first cost MARCUS HARRIS 81 BRO,
No H5 Main ST., next TO the American Hotel
= GESTS' BaOaD-TREAD BOOTS
EVery superior and cheap, at No. 10 naln ST.,
6Asy ~ kIr Rnn nv "a "
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~ Bakers Premium Bitters.

NJ Bakers Premium Bitters.
HENRICo COUNTY, Oct, /, 1850.
E. BAKER, ESQ:
Dear Slr-My wife has been suffering with Dys-
pepsia and Nervous Affection for several years,
during which time she was as Ill as possible IT, be
alive all hopes of life, by her phs scan rs we'll
by her relatives and friends, were blasted Final
iy, she commenced, in small quantities, the use of
course OF eie hit weeks, by daily using theTl,) re-
stored her t. perfect health. | am equally graft
ned TO state that my chiid about eight years old,
was long suffering with the DiarThGa, attended
daily by an able physician, without giving any re-
lief; but the use of one bottle of these INESTI
MAPLE BIT FERS restored him entirely To
health and vlsor. 1t is my firm opinion, substan-
tlated by that OF my family ply slcIan S. that BA
kER S PREMIUM 81 TIERS is the best medI-
cine now before the public for the above men
TONED diseases.
Yours, II nst truly, y. W. J, QUARLEs.
These B!tters be had OF all the druggists in
this city, aud AZ every respectable DTus Store IN
the State. Orders filled promptly by addressing
T.. BAKER, Proprietor,
Oc 30-ts Richmond, Va.
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HATS, CAPS AND FURs.
WILLIAM T. MOORE l. CO.,

WILLIAM It. MOORE & CO.,
D7 BROAD STREET.
The subscribers respectfully announce that they
are now in Tecelpt OF a large and fine assortment
of HATS and GAPS. to which they call ate ntion.
Visitors to the Fair would find rare selection VI
they exami. cur stock before purchasing, as we
Will offer inducements that cannot fail 70 please;
We have now received full supply OF La'ies
are selling the lowest possible price Our Stock
of Servants Hats and Caps cannot be bcat, either
in quality or price.
DRESS HATS made 70 order
Thankful for past favora: they hope for Goa
tinuance of the same. VIM. L. MOORE,
TEDNk4D'
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ss-s To FAKNlERS-NEG SHOES
ssEssese@ Farmers and Others wanting. n o
where will lie found the Jargest and best assort-
nent offered in Richmond. My assortment,
embraces, 90 pairs of heavy Sewed Brogaus, of
nv own make; Mems Army Brogans; Mems high
cut do, very thick, nailed with hob nails; Danes
best thick pekged BrograEs; HeIricks best thick
pegged BrOgans Planters and Dutch Boots for
women, together with all other GRADES, suitable
for servants, men, women and bo's. Farmers
will do well to give me call, at No % Main 81.
Holm G. PAGE
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9 AT 6. HELLER L. Snow
- ct. IF II

sCs.ss in store, a large VARIETY Of all GrTyrSs
kinds Of BOOTS ard SHOES, uhlch they k-YSSsS
a selling, at Wholesale or retail az tha XII -
cheapest prices in the state, being enabled TO do
by buying their stock only of frat mfnulac
turers. for cash and satisfied with small prnlt
Also, Boots and Shoes of their own make, they
are selling cheaper than any other regular s1oe
house ia the state, Ladies' hne quality Gar
ters with heels, at s. r pair; ladies' MOrot co
Boots with heels. at S. rs and 81; fine French and
English Side Lace and Congress heeled Caters
at 81 25 and SL5U. worth 81 and 81 so, at
g. HE'LL SIR ca. IS 1873 Broad 81.
10 Just received y new supply OF between hve
and six ladies' fine French TRUNKS, BONNET
HuN Is. GAEPET BAGS. 4 C.. 81 q. II & COZ
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