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TuESrPRKioR PKorrkrIys oF s,ouruEsN Pxo-
nrcTtoSs.-The world is airenty accuairfsd
with The naeauaiied qualities of the wheat
ana tobacco ot Virginia The rice Of South
Carolina and Georgia. and the sunriorit,
OF the cotton Of the seven original Conf..lrr.
ate States over the cotton of any and every
country whatever; but /: has yet 10 ieara
the superior properties Of Louisiana sugar
ana mosasses ever the sugar ans. iRultss~s Of
any other country on the face ui the whole
earth These products OF i.ouisiana are ma
lrilious rad wholesome III IA eminent degree.
Ihey esn he eaten vita rice and the various
proportions Of wheat noar and corn meal
Sweet potatoes baked with sugar, or corn
parcled with il, after the method OF the
Creoles OF Louisiana, are excellent articles
OF diet. Rye scorched, or the acorns OF q
species OF white pax tree very common iu
I!ssissippl and The Gulf States, IL n
good subs .iiate Tor coffee, II thr ds.
eoe,soa he aweetsIsd with COED L9nis.ana
sugar, r;.s asIa seesas asso t.3ka ,slsfsh,s
srusisa which III, oIa.rr sugar has Fus Ia shts
sgHse propsrtt,R, YiHs anss,a sT siss Weai ~
aia sisSat u. Destroyed Ny tha l,s,Ans l.spA IA
parif,tt TIE sugar Uf Louisiana wants NO
hom the beginning. a soluauA Of Il relate.
The pole o1 palarixed light as fir ~ inr righi
- Il solution OF the beat triple. rcfllsd loaf
sugar of the West indies. ny virtue of tue
aroma, iuhsreat IN the juice of Louistaa.s
cane. the sugar ,nft,ts W n ssscoction OF rye
or asorns simit.ir proper uss 10 that oil cottse
Mixed with water, eitiaer l.oaisian.. sugar or
Iaoisss-s makes !. Det.er beverage than o.srs
or any products III the distiIvry. Now Is 4
tayoritss time tor our planters to make The
people VI the Gonfeaerate States nliy Nc
qusinssd with TIE superior properties ui Lou
islsna sugar aud moiaases. tuns,iewn else
where ont Of tho state, excepl ia the North
wsst,l aud AZ tils sssine time ccaser 4 valuable
benefit on the Con trusrat0 trs ops ON the po-
tcinue and elsewhere. Tue sV IN And snx,las..
sea could BE- frwarded 10 this ls.at BY the
way VI MsMl.sis. or all tho way ny rail stjrecs
frosn Nvw QElsasU.- ISsrssssss Caertw,
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From London.
Departure Of The E0nsion Caratry.

HANOVER, Sept. %, isei
Tie line and we'll drilled London Cuysl-
ry, Captain Dulany,J left their pleasant en
campment at Ashland few days since, en-
route for Manassa, where they will certainly
let their friends near from them, should the y
ever get in 10 an engagement.
Ihey Will iii n few days nun ber one hun
dred and live, arr q fine locking body OF men,
aad as u .derstand, they are To bc ia the
s!me regiment with the gallant boys Of the
Hanover troop / think any nigh. feel
PROUD, ana consiier IL uaitr an honor con-
ferred Ola them, 10 be allowed to lead that
regiment Oh the battlefield. From the r.
port OF The members of The company geea-
rally, too mach cannot be said IN favor OF
their gallant Captain and other officers.
iheF have lett many friends in old Uauo-
EeFs who Niii eSer remember tbs IN with feel
iags Of the srea tsst kindu,ss, aud who will
aIWass b.' plea sed to hesr of tl.ir success and
wells wherever they may he
A ILanY. EsIfxr,
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Tar TosE or rHK "t.Apr or rHR CAaR-
lits The Paris correspondent Of the New

TaE ToNE or rHK "tADr or rHs CAaR-
s."--Th- Paris correspondent Of the New
York Express writes;
lios.' bv Alexander bumas, in, TRANSLATED
and performed is Am.'sics, 0ad~r the title of
.Camille, ! IL generally known to have heen
founded ia Etct. Il ts, indeed, merely Il dra.
p;atiz ttioa n a book previously written By
nuu,as, the heroine OF watch Ms q celey
brated cuurtesaa. The original vf N. uuyal,
who figuver IA the play a. the father Of young
Armand, was a w.althy noblssLan If thf
aAe..a rsasrss, the coun. ds NJ who died sorhs
u hamlet on tins outskirts OF Paris, aGd Sha
SCENE Of the third a.t VI ths 'psas aax CAnls
iiss. son OF this gen ntlelnsn wsa really 0n
the point Of marrying very eAandfu1
ioretie named Marguerite Nau tjey. vhen I'D
c0aat interfer~d, and succeedsl In eQavtns
cipg the girl that IL sha sincerely reetpeas
Gated his sen's passion, shs could poely pte9e
her eisinssrsstadarss W rsRnxu0Sef ~. eli
liaHsr Ttieh Aasl ileyyifhay oylag dlleseey
ppoa !hc mas tha sStvdi AnfkavnH ~
Asseara tas iasa isassa kugiAs and sess 4is66g
wssdA lapa &c y bssAen lAsgL IeA 1SeS
saasrsl .ii eisSAnt HlHftle JAya atitps NJ y bet
Haei.svry ~ ~ sFscttv u We serHeeey. te
Nun tRarsrc. The saisAsais of thA eCaMMA y
erewasd viii wrsAtn VI caAasllas. yhses
tsd ia ihs perfection VI the sculptvr's ART ah1
this uanusoleum, both froln 80 tnsrlNoto
hesuty and the romantic aiory WITH which q
h. a-soeiStsd, u one of the prtnctpN oAtfets u
attraction at Moatmartre. II II slid that
the will uf Count Dr. NJ. leaves beqngsh
psuviing for the exp~n.e OF keepii;E the
iosup ia rcpsir, ana annually reistsstsAina
the natural flowers In the iaot &c kyount By
whsce il Is surrounded.
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Arsocii p, cf yur NEaIpi !TAS BRisAsDs.--
The details respecting the outrases commit
tai by ;bc Ncap,,itau brigtnds increase
rather thah dlninish in horror, the foS.
lowing frightful outragcs too clearly prove:
p l writ. 10 you full of grief ana rage on
account Of new atrocities committed by the
hrigauds. At Nirstri the brigands barba-
r"nsIy killed nine gentlemen Of the Liberal
party and similar atrocities were commit
tel ia oth-r villages. Rut thal which they
have douc in the commune of San Paoia, la
III. district of Moiisr surpassPs all i'm .giua
ton. ia The iuorniNg of the 4th, the ert-
eaatis, all dressed iH the uniform Of .he old
bourbon gcrdirmes, surprised the town,
and. after ha wing sacked the houses without
exception, ts'oa tie curatr. Givovsnni Reg..
IT, w no had the reptits iot. Of being IN bonett
p, lest ard good Liberal, his brother. the
syndic of the village. Signor Ahtonia Caprr,
aud hi.v ing brought them out naked On the
public square. they eNtO-ed them 10 the dsrt-
nd ns ults OF TIL. vii, st of the lfUpuiace,
who maGe common cause with the brigahds,
and, after This II rct3clc baG j: s.ed several
. hour., murdered them with their bayonets.
, They ilsn look the wife Vi the syndic snd
subjected her IA the most EoTrid cruelties,aud
left her nearly desd.
Having learned that u certain Giuseppe
Cavarano, respectable man, Was tryiny ~
escape In order to alarm the ixhborin. VII
iige, they arrested him, aud having dreeoed
him UP as Il woman, III the middle Of the pubiic
square, they sat fire tc his dress and burnt
him alive Hearing Of the approach 81 n de-.
tachulenf OF troops from il ,rsno. aud Of tise
National Guards from the neighboIing VII
lagc, they E took the eIGselves to precil ita 70
retreat. AHer hearin z of such cannibal atrc-
cities, how Is II possible la show gen~rcetty
10 these wretehes, or TO their employers
How can we expect tho common people to
allow the br,gaudS ia pass oa win impuntty
when they see them conveyed by the police 2
The t;arlbiaeers have the greatest oi fficutty
20 defend the bris:,nds from the fury OF the
necpie, when they are taking them TO prison. +.
They are, IN consequence. obliged 10 bring
ti:en, inio Naples in the night. Snme OF tbe
Grigands were followed By their wives.
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EEOVAL OF BRIGGS OLD ESTAH
IL, IISHED BAKERY

l AOF n OF BRIGGS OLD ESTA8
IL LISHED BAKERY.
Che subscriber THANKFUL for the PATRONAGE so rb
orally bestowed him fer the iusi five years take,
this ,nethod OF informing his friends and the rrbIi,
n general, that he has removed 10 tie corner below
his cid rani which e has had TIED in tue mos,
approved lyle, and second 10 nom, south Of MasoA
ana Dix"ns line, where lie hopes to meet his ol6
TRENDS ard tie public, assuring them that nothing
staii be wanting ON his par TO please them
wing Increased f;"itics, he y III now be able to
ni that Will favor hin, with !; ,,u with a,
good BREAD CAKES. CRACKERS and PIES A.
car be ntadc in any establishment in the city,
BREAD, ROLLS, BUNS, BISCUITS, &C. frrgt
every morning and evening
CAKES, CRACKERS and PIES, fresh every day
BREAD, CAKES and CRACKERS nicely pack
ed and 'e'i' to any part of the cry or country.
Parties supplied with piin aud Orla.nenta
CAKES l. ID Bl,iGt;E
se 2-liDF Corner 4.h and Broad sts
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

F,-In DIR. +. ". HANCOCK having been or.
degcd ~ Gen. Ewclis Brigade, Surgeon,
VII uccc >Gry be absent from the city for a time
Tho. wishing his professional services will find
Le representative, Dr. J iNEs F. WILLIAMS, 81 his
OtlyC, prepared 10 attend to their calls.
DE. JAMES f. WILLIAMS offsrt lis proles
soma! services 10 the citizens of RichuuDd and vi
nn.'y. Ho inay be found at DR.. =. W. HANCOCk's
oi3c". Main between 3.i and 4th streets, or at
". WN. =. pH.LIif>' Office, On la.h street between
Man and Bank, q. the r,su,l Office hours.
Any message lef: az either place will be promptly
r;cL4e,i 10. sc lots
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To TIE VOTERS OF THE SENk
EtrTORIAL DISTRICT COMPOSED pr
~ 20 L \ tt rs DF 1IENRiCp AND
,,tXiI Elk MIR. Williams e. Wickhsi,i hayina
--. 81, - iA She SENATE. from tIa above.
.. ~ IA" solicitation Of many gentlomca
a-e of diferrn' political parties, hereby
.-e nrSclf 3 candidate 70 FIJI the vacancy.
'r.~'s >gproN n< what seesBs 10 I'd htShub!ic
-.r. n 'vPoSt'ieu 10 q regular political can
~. ,at present excited condition of tho public
l..st content myself with the above sim.
.-1ar,c'aenk plslgink tn the voters of fac
sid, 'ary a"t SIC fin ta elect me- Ia exel,
,.-..sc oi ain5iy I possess, both of mind aud
VI chewing al ,.,rsy feeling or rreud;co.l tc
..'st.>h"cni nf Sorihern Independence aud
f. --a.a-j.u of tao best interests Of our nobl,
.-lnoawta,tk.
s-f. JNO r. GARNET.
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e r. .TE q LAEIS.


ID NJ q A l.
~ANlER BROS. d 60. have remove ed their
s'ore from ~ Pearl st. 10 tenecnt under the Spots,
wood Hotel. here tlpy Offer in addition to tbeir
assorted stock Of Goods the fol!"wi1S:
goo bales Grown SHEErINti and SHIRT
ING.
% bacs No. OZNABlIHt:S
209o lbs. co FTGN YARN. best makes.
% pieces " OUL CARpETI%ti.
They are also receiving additions tn their stock
in various articles OF trac, ali Of witch they are
prepared t. offer upon favorable terms o. Tie
market will afford. 20 ti-.,l4
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Hwenaonax --Ths EufAla tAlA%f &aDwMesxa ~
learns tnas = very prenis&na yoena m3n4en iss~fs
ter wss diScnmtinusd fnaN his ~ Asts
with tAe AlAbaNa Cou1e9sneef -! !11n9ny nysss@fM
hart. on account of ~ pnooneE pe2 e - asYss~
lie rrssss... 20 hsnsvs shst - eosla sf -
Wxched ~ AonAhilnAanl 01eag 1aA0.
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NusrcLb, Sept oH, I,ti.
am painei to mention the daa tn of FIRST
Lieut.. "nt. 4. NlInro, It the Norfolk LighI
Artillery Blues, which Occnrre suddenly
yesterday morning at the camp at Sew-il's
Point, IN The 3Jth year of his age. He was
highly resp ppct.d i'll Nnrfnlk his uatiyp civ
Tor hi ;mi,tba and grBtiemaulN olalit,p, -
His u.'aIh in h. yi@or OF n4aunouc. and ~ =
mn" When zeaiously cpgagcd III ,hc service
ol hts country l. greatly regretted ty hl-
brother soiiiers and hy the ciiizcn. Gene
rally.
The Yankees ri Hatfcris have cut n c1nal
across the point on which The fort j. erected
ana above tile latter, 10 assist in Keeping
away the Confederate troops. The ywalfr
hows very rapidly thrcIgt this tyke, which
Is thereby deepening and v idaning and il j.
prota bic tat the small island on which tf.
forthcatloH l. built Viii hr en- tirrly swept
away bf thc storms which are common Il.
tIat locality, sspe, tally in the winter Tic
Notifications of Roanok. Island, tw.uiN-ti,.
niies distant from Hatt-raS, rro progressing
RAPIDLY, and | learn from persons lust in
from Carolina that vigorous and juaicioux
measures are IL, progress to prevent any fur
ther intrusion b, the Federal yautfal5 upon
the Soi oi the Ola North State. light of the
SoutLerrers who live On the coast, 4, and .sho
took The oath of allegiance Ia tn. North
have been arrested ANA sent Ia Raleigh
; They We're caught with incentliary circulars
. from the He.siin camp.
The Confederate steamer Kahtlsra Cant
lay Tor, went down this morning tu Fort
Monioe under Il dag Of trace. carr, lug mum
Der nf iad,tS among whom is Mrs, los. Srrar,
OF Old Poiat. The baggage of an 0iiictsr
marked Il ID. Wilson, u. :. NJ" was ,so
t,kea down.
: Til. greater part of the passengers are Ia.
! dies OF the inrlnbers OF ih., band oi The Feu-
er:l tIigate Cumbr ria nd--nOstly Cipriu:ius-
! Tie Cumberland, it viii Dr. RENE III bertd WIS
at Ia. Navy ard untii The night of the s;re,
aud left with th. Ptwnec after the incelc!i ,rV
torch WAS applied.
The remains ot Lieut.. Nmmo, whose tlea th
mentioned above have arrived from Sc we'll :
Point IA the steamer William Scldtn. The Y
were received by detachmrnts OF tn. N0rro!k k
JuDicr Volunteer Richmond Gray N orfo ,k
Light Artillery Blues, aud Petersburg Grey.,
aud viii he escorted 10 their last resting pfac.
! This afternoon.
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!, ron conc ASS
~ COL GEORGE W RSEpOl on

k(s7 COL. GEORGE W. RANDOLPH
-s '5tn's of the Coastiss # Haaoc,r Henrico,
asr.s cry, Ns' he1t E.i;a5st, Cttg, Hara-ick,
-.r.. ff'7, r'.H fork, and u tac Cuias Of Riod-
st5 8i{lamSfalfp
,rv.H no,s very saon have 10 clect q rcp,a.
.,s.s .ar his district in the Congress Of the
.-..l ,a., STATES.
a. Importance Of making the hes. selection a,
.s- -.rt ,u'n't be ov"frt:ed. The ,;lorrh's and
.... rfa'lr of vtnr ie,3ou voter have without
-- -, .oU> c0Dc'St, simultaneously hcsl, NJ.
--.5 70 Col. GLo1!GE W. RANDOLPH Il, a
-.rurat.E qualified iof~shis Important post.
g.. 'ury "Hd naval experience, his profound
| .,,-..tli.cn of the commercial! resources aud
-, O. ne south, aS exhibited in his mastery
.,a in 'Ac Virginia Convention. fhe hirh stand
, .-.ri ia 3prHs, ,s"n ny his ministry, tioqucnrr
'st~wng>aiF N tiat Convention. All give ,l,n
..., a>~Cssa'c 81 lis greater usefulness in The
.r> "' thr tonf"irrarY, which i0r solGc t:we
w"T he rasraE devoted ~ The :lcra-
Pa. Vi, aar military ana commercial policy.
Fs-e-..y dr"5fsi I" the cause Of t.,o Snrflt
ys.auH7 vigorous and clear. web stored with
r- j formation: With purity o. character ana
-s .,,. * honor w.r5t}G sroIgiHanis respect agd
-.7.'r> ii manner atJra,'ive tn all. he has never
-.4'. ai With 'crodit and distinction every trust
.t5.f Linn.
T..rc Is u" reason 20 aupprse that his election Is
i.rr - Congress will irt.rg,rc with his mill.
g.. d-~,S. a, CNr"Tcss HH;.i me-, ia Egtrpary d
-.- '. lie year -: = there Is lith. rrohab.!itv
80. at- -i-i"n ia tire .'.ni'i>t'F " III L., attacked
OBJ. ,s. ny, and wlan field :f.tillerv can be littl,
T.. 'H ..ry. uH. o. she rondi'i.a; uI the roads
Wa lac No dpsh 'i...t trl RANpOI Pu Will
..... rn s-rys. i tisc'eti. tut - Remove AZ
.-''. 2s "a the s"i.'-rs. Ne c'Faosily call upon
-ri ~ .n.s - ~esr"s.d - ii.s card.
Nsa :eh. i-''t. MANY VOTERS.
:. .t, 5a.1-s qF -fe Coga'i.s II I4anos,r Ha,iro,
C.s... Cih' .Fs.r Enr, Eti-r3.h III Oar f21,ss
@"o.3 lorE, a,1 he Cl';ss n RieLao1d All
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Ess &HSE:&@ ssel7"s.Ses~.

u, TIL J. ANNUAL MEETING -
~ TIDE TUIEHOLDERS OE THE
.ANHh BOND RAILWAY COMPANY viii
!" -e III the Office OF the Company, over Wood
Aag-'. bookstore. on TUESDAY the lst day oi
troa'r, ie6l, at L. O'Clock n.
ST 4,-!w I. Il. JACKSON, Sec'y.
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Nuk HENT-For the balance of the year. the
Il STORE HOUSE on l2;'. street, now o,c,'-
l'ed by tbe f.onr Inspector. one door south OF
Mess. SHIELrs & SoMFiAilLE hP:ly the
Premises
Al-". ror sal, one IRON SAFE and :. W EIT-
ING DE>:l. &c 26-ftt
sNCR RENT rhe -na' rs STORE AMP
| DWELLING HOUSE on Broad 1nr docr
ab'Vo "il rect. and next door Il thrs Y Che
merry, is tor rnt Tn store is 1tt,d NJ Is I, first
class retailing Dry foods Embellishments being 20
ny - Nijh shelves, counters, &c. II Is is con>il-
,'cd as Of ,' bes; stands in he city. Posses
sion 10 lt h:.,i OH the l5h day oi OIob,r apply
- JUAN TlIEiNl,
Sc 23--ts = Main street.
FIoR RENT-A vary desirable RESIDENCE
tna street Railway. The huu%. is comparatively
new: Ia seven 'oriS, and every convenience to
max" i comfortable. pu the premiS'. Az kitchen,
a'i.blr ca:ragetcus", hydraut, and a nae we'll of
The ~ 'RNITl RE, Of good qrali.7 A nearly
VII lie rented alor3 wlrl, ,ht boast. If desired
3" 60 S2od tenant h,pFhly -, 70 ,~,on -, Main,
E>UH liNr-A IiOSPIrAI.-Nc rroIu-.,
t1 Trnt "7 q a hos pjtal "r Southern S"h;iers,
oar ltrgc ..GG airy Tobacco Iacrnry, on Franklin
and -.,ra sr"-".-. II has barge yard atIachel,
with Kitchen &l.i onlvit. v fch maze i very de-
shade. "" iAHe :I-o i"r nit" SLIM ANTS
ait"or Ter attendants. For terl,,-. tc apply to
N. premise.
3, .J-a II RrlN Il TAEBROJGH
NOR EEN T-'}uc FURNISHED snd +cyo,al
y UNtUENl>Hhb ROOMS, ina eentcci neigh.
h"-ic"h, "n scat -!e 81 Id near Lei .rrct.
50 !i-yo..i%
sNOR = y ii DIsSiRA f.f RESI-
1, DENfE--Ib bc dwelling over the 'lry -,ools
store oi >H.'rd~ = Ihit}', 10 iuGd -rrr'T, (;wo
tgiAJIt, uaiA - T." Capitolj nos occupied ny
Mis- i. LYON Is for rent. tn; rooms neat and
comfortable, with al the nonccs OF a modern
built hoHse, ga, water, sc. Possession given i'm
nadiltFly. For further particulars, inquire on the
promises :r}--ts
10 X Il EN- IA desirable I.mily RESI-.
4 DENCE. On Church Hill. corner OF 2ith and
tgailSiin streets. Possession given immediately.
Apply next DIOR, to
Sc .3-ts Mrs. ELIZA 7. VANLEW
hRINATE RESIDENCE FOR SALE-A new
Z and very comfortable WOODEN BUILDING
suitable for the accommodation OF a medium sized
family on 24th between Clay and Leigh streets
Church Hill will be sold low application; to
sc G-2in A. S. LEE.
TNOR RENI.-Thrce ROOMS, suitable for gen
i, tlemen's quarters for rent over my store
EDWARD +. ROBINSON
ats Fourth and Franklin Sta
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fs9 NO1lCE.-The annual meeting Of tLe
N'-1 STOCKHOLDERS OF THE BANK
Or RICHMOND will BE- hel,! a. their Ranking
House N TUESDAY. the lst October, lS6i III Il
% clock NJ j. B. AAthiURDO, Cashier
I5-2Iy
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Fs,qH MEDICAL CARD.

OFFICE PRACTICE.
Or PLUME, of TIE cd Medical nOuse confines
"A'ri mainly to An office practice, Franklin ST.,
%A'i.r below the Exchange Hotel ana dag naliy
e'IoN't Odd Fellows Hail. whore skiiiful ID con-
a'FAIal treatment may be obtained on res enable
Terms. Those " no have been exposed 10 certain
contagious ailments, are invited To call early.
t,n!lnricatious by mail or Otherwise. promptly
& "ird TO- Othce open from A. NJ. Til L. ".
ny Its RICHMOND. VA.
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ESsJNAWAYS.

- An AW AZ -Ercm my residence, in Sid
II, nev. IN the 1th OF June last NY NEGRO
WON AN, MARIA. Sic il about 80 years old of
very sullen appearance, staops IN her shoulders
and speaks very CORRECTLY. She came from York
county, cut Of tnc SiVis4 estate. aad may be try
ing 10 get there AGAIN. If ii is found that she
~ harborCd hy any i}e negro. or other l's"n, the
law viii b. culorc, a-ai, ~ them 20 is ntm 1t rx
tent. ! liberal reward will b. pai tor her
10 Ine III my residence. near the old Fair Grounds
Mr.. CA1lIAkINE pEMBERTON.
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au 1t
ATEW STOCK
MILLINERY GOODS

NEW STOCK
~ MILLINERY GOODS,
No. .U9 isso.DST,
Having inst opened at my new staud 2UJ Broad
street, i new and handsome supply 0f
MiLLINA cry GOODS,
very nearly equal to the assortment of former
years, and being prepared 10 receive orders for ia
Fall trade from the city counr,- would invite
the attention Of my old customers snd of thr la
dies generally, To al cxuiiinatn ion OF u,y stock
hlN" Also on hand = large assortment al iiDN-
NEI IOutHl,S. Also -. .,so, nuent of Piack
Velvet RIBBONS, Wusst.J Good, f.r children.
and olief article. usually embraced III Mill
Hery stocS.
FR AMi:S. - ''''''''
&c h-Inl@ VIRGINIA \ TEMP ,rIaN
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LIME, pz4ssrE'4sax, Ac~

o.
IA4' LIME
LIME
lave made arrangements for supply of the
u.s. Virginia LIME from Augusta county, which
- 'l be- sold from the depot arrival for cash only.
yIn+55 viii be iicd according 10 priority OF entry
ALI in sore
CALCiNED PLASTER AND PLASTERING
, II ! Ii,
"Aea will be sold low fer cash ..
:" p-'a ALEEED 8. LEE.
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PORTANT TO OFFICERS AND
SOLDIERS.

J. & ROBERTSON
Coratr ef G0raRor end Franklin Streets, Richmond
pfF9iaia,
Keeps constantly on hand large and varied as
softmeGt of choice
FAMILY GROCERIES
FINE LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
imported presSlv for this market
ALSO-The best OLD RYE WIi!SKEY, and
APPLE end PEACH BRANDY-dstillcd in tie
mountains of this STATE
All LIQUORS and GROCERIES sold by him arr
warranted pure and good, no sa,es.
+. S.-i'agtcu.ar attention paid 70 putting ND and
shipping Goods for Officers and Soldiers, Stationed
At and away from Richmond
COMMISSION BUSINESS
VIII make liberal advances BACCO
WHEAT fI0IR, CORN. and a o,her minor
PrccnctS OF ths country. srch Es BACON. LARD.
POULTRY EGGS BU TIER, DRIED FRUITS
LEATHER. HIDES, POTATOES BEANS,
PEAS, &c, g..
s@ Quick sales and prompt reuns.
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M ~ TIE VOTERS cFtUE SEVENTH
S-1~1t NN.s sKE~~i9NtL d :, T i ICT--l5o
.',.' - ,s' r"nri"- 81 I#Api'H. 4 uherot. Ncl.
-a .b.Ea"lle. t.U,iItna ;rt i:Gckin .rI,ar.---At
"--'.2'di."n al % nnWb,r ot 2eati-mcn g: differ
' Hasta~ throughout TIA, District ;.r.II..r,ca nv.
-a " ''i'L litt :" rtp't-''nt fu' in tl" 1i.-t Gu.
--r,> Il ~" t"ui' 't"rt'. STATE. under ,ir Icr
ar.U' Constitution. viii take ga carir oI,por.
"H'' 4" Hldre74 tha I,-opir ~ ,hcir respective
t,ag-- -iirr-,s.
.~ isis JAMES p. HDI CDAipE.
v hiy fHau.r-r aud Examine. rp;r-a ,..,r,y
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nISH oLUTIUN-lhe copartu-rship o,
tLAHkSOE. ANDERSON & CO. was dis
solved Un July lst, by n,u.rssl consent. J. 4.
CLAHHS0> ill settle the business. though either
partner viii sign in liquidation. rhe books and
aceousts can be found at the Office Of G. AKEsoN a
CO., No 100 Main stIset. J. A. CLARhSON
J. VI. ANDERSON.
au It's H. BROWNELI.
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VIRGINIA CLN1 RAJ. RA AiIRtiAD,
fteni s,HpiS Office. itictun Il Sept ~, -tii.
~ CTlCE TO STONE -MaSUNS.-r
~ SAILS will he received bs TIE ,,li,i-rsiyne,
until October Ist, prox tor Il FONE FOlfNDA
TON for Brick Building 10: - feet
The building Will br at she Com pany's shops
in tbs city. 1h- Cenfany vii! furnish lime A;-
ply 20 Ii. u. NUIICON8.
Sc 2'--ioI General Sup1.
NOIlCE.-On aid after the ist day OF October
Eext, We shall require uii " heh tile law
makes il the duty OF Clerks of Courts 10 collect To
be paid at the tine Of the institution OF the suit OK
the performance of the duty On which the tax Ia
imposed. JAMES ELLETT
Clerk of Circuit Court Of City of Richmond.
RO. HOWARD,
Clerk OF Hastings Court of City of Richmond.
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