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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-09
pEMocRAT1C CONVENTION.

Tie Democratic State Convention, held at
Columbus on Wednesday, ms de TIE following
nominations: For Governor, Hugh J .Jewett,
Of Muskingum; Lieutenant Governor, j. Scott
Harrison, Of Hamilton; SuprCTe Judge. I.
j. 5. Smith, Of Montgomery; Treasurer, G.
w. Holmes, of Hamilton; Secretary, w. w.
Armstrong, Of Seneca; Comptroller, Wayne
Griswo!d. of Pickaway; Board of Public
Works, J. w. Fitch of Cuyahora,
Judge Starkwcatbcr, Of Cleveland, q VIC
lcrt Brcckinridge man in the last campaign,
W as elected Prcs;,!' Mt of tie Convention: but
most cf the nC limitations made and the resoIu-
iions PASSED show that tLc scccsh,' led by
Mcdary and Vallandigbam, who were so active
in getting up the Convection, failed in their
FlGjcct Of openly arraying the party through
its action in oI en- and avowed hostility to the
Government in its patriotic efforts TO preserve
our free institutions 10y crushing rebellion and
furnishing truitors. The Convention too well
knew the sentiment OF the State to dare
lcnOunce The war or indicate an intention as
a party TO Withhold SUPPORT from Il ose whose
duty it is 10 see tLat il is vigorously rrosccu-
Tie resolutions adopted are given belnw.-
They are On the whalc rather moderate in tone,
considering that tlcy Cmanate from paItizan
convention composed of those who were de-
fruted by, and are 'IPFtd to'the tlficers who
control our State und Naticnal Adnlinistra-
tiuns. When they assert in the first rcsou-
tion that the Democratic paaty "is in no way
responsible" for the existing war. We take it
Tor granted they exclude from their orgaEiza-
rioh what was Tie effective Turt Of their force
in the late campaign, and the leaders OF which
are tic Ligh-lri,sts of troason-tle Brock N
ridge Democracy ofthe Southern States. The
Indirect sympathy shown for a few notorious
traitors in Baltimore who were prevented from
escaping justice Ly means of the haI'eas corpus
administered by secession judges. is exeusablc
on the ground that it afforded them an opportun-
ity to make harmless dig at the President
and tie del.unc;aticn tf Tie State and Nation
al Administrati, rs as corrupt and ineonpc-
tent " is only tic st'pot!ptd s!ang in which
suth be- dies are wont TO erpage, and GENES
with veiy god grace from those who gave a
hearty support TO the Administration of Gu-
ciianan, controlled in all lis departments by
tlaitors and thieves; and Who sustained with
equal ardor our State AGminisilntitn when
in tie hands OF MtdiIl, Brslin & Go.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-09
MONDAYS News.

WASHINGTON, August 1t has been OBJ.
served for several days past that the rebel en-
gineers have been making observations in the
vicinity Of the Chain Bridge with so much of
detail as to merit particular attention. This
has been given by General Mcclellan in per-
son. He has visited the neighborhood daily
and has posted himself in regard to their move
ments.
There is no danger OF an attack from that
quarter but unquestionably the enemy has been
making vigilant reconnoissances there to ascer-
tain if the position may be turned if tried. They
cannot afford to cross the Potomac higher up
and they will not cross there.
A Surgeon in the rebel army has written to
to Winchester, Virginia, that the loss of
rebels at Bull Run is not less than 5000 killed
and wounded.
A lady school teacher reached Washington
tonight from Manassas, where she had been
detained three days. She confirms all the pre-
vious reports of the immense number of killed
and wounded there and says it is manifest in
her Judgment that the troops are in no condi-
tion to move from their present entrench-
ments.
WASHINGTON, August 1.-The Senate con,
firmed numerous army appointments, among
them are Major Generals Mcclellan, Fremont,
Dix and Banks; Brigadier Generals Hooker,
Curtis, Mccall, ShcrmIn, Lander, Kelly, Kear-
ney, Pope, Heintzelman, Porter, Stone, Rey.
nolds, Hunter, Franklin, Rosencrans, Buell.,
Mansfield, Mcdowell and Meigs.
WASHINGTON, August 3.-A special dis
patch to the Commercial, says Prince Napole-
on was formally presented to the President this
morning by Secretary Seward. A grand state
dinner will be given at the Executive Man
sion at six O'Clock this afternoon. The members
of the Cabinet and Diplomatic Corps will be
present.
Gen. Butler arrived to-day from Fortress
Monroe on a short visit of business TO head.
quarters.
Energetic measures will at once be taken to
prevent the transmission of letters from here
to the South This business has in various ways
been briskly conducted here, and it is full time
that stop was put to it.
FoRrREss MoNRoE, August 2.--Ah educG-
ted German, private belonging to the 10th
Regiment of New York, was arrested yester-
day for correspondence with the enemy. A let.
ter to Gen Ice was found on his person.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-09

The election for members of the Legislature
held in Kentucky last Monday resulted in q
most glorious Union triumph. The notorious
Jas. B. Clay, the degenerate sou Of Harry Of
the West, was badly beaten in the Lexing-
ton district, and the returns received Indicate
that the secessionists have secured scarcely a
corporal's guard of the members elected
Many of the most prominent Union men and
papers of the State are aban doning neutral
ity" ard taking side for the Government
uncondit ienally.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-09
Gen. Patterson.

Tie New YtFk Merld nrs ues TINT General
Patterson is traitor. lie drew heavy re-en-
k.rcVMrnis from Fhe main lrdy at Washington,
representing flat ihcy were absolutely ncces-
saIy to enable him 10 cope with johnson; AID
some Of The best regiments were sent to him,
as that attack Was an eass ntial feature # the
attack ON Manassas. Thtn, Gn the Saturday
before the great battle. General Patterson
E"nt a messenger TO Washington to assure the
Co,,rnmcRt that lr had tho most IoeiIivc evi
dence that JcIlllseu was still at Winchester
This encouraged the attack on Manassas; for
if johnson had hcen at Winchester, lie could
not love Joined Bcaurcrard before tie battle.
Bai-on Sunday second messenger reached
Washington from Gen. Patterson, saying that
he WAS mistaken the day Lefore, and that
JohnsOn'r GFu.y lind tscal cd. Then it was
too lnte TO te Gseiul.
The Warld tI;irks Gen. Patterson played
into the Lands uf tae IL sbels as tiItctualy SIS if
lie had had pcrfI CT rIds IFtaLdirg with tLom-
f.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-09

The Government is paying off the
yol0nteeF:s, in spite Of all the grumb-.
ling, astfas tAsthe pay rolls are made
eat.- A set Of ineompetent captains
aud other ofEfceps, who know nothing
properly Of,9heir duties. cause a good
deal of distress,to the soldiers, and
wrong to the Government. by failing
20 discharge their public dRties. The
volunteers have nothing bat their own
officers to blame in all cases Of this
sort.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-09
How are you going to got them
Baek.7


This is the stcreotypcd intcrroga-
tory of secessionists when speaking
of the seeded States and restora-
tfon' of peace. They are back" ar
ready. When the traitors and prccip-
itators have been subdued and pun-
ished, the men they have deceived
win be quite willing to obey the laws
and Constitution. The majorities
fAaat were overawed by violence. will
go on and elect their civil officers,
and administer the affairs of State as
they did before the failnrc of Breck-
enridge to be elected President. Tie
jeff. Da<fR constitutions and ordin-
Ances Of secession are mere eob~ebS
which the spiders of secession hav c
woven over the Constitution. The
Government will sW weep them away,
and the Constitution will remain in
its original 1igOr and purity. The
great mass Of the people will become
tired Of politicians AMI their ruinous
schemes, and will return to their al.
legiance with threefold alacrity and
fidelity.
That's how we are ''gOing to get
thesn back.-[Ky. Commonwealth.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-09

Many papers in our State sneer at
the war doings of eur State and the
energy and ability displayed By her
able ana excellent Governor. It is
pleasant 70 see the facts stated ap-
proefnsiy by such leading journal
as the New York World. It says
ilF{nformed persons think and say
that Ohio has not performed,her part
in the war for the Uiiou! How arc
the facts {?
Ohio has furnished militia, muster
ed into the service Of the State and
now in actual service. in all twenty
six regiments, two full batteries and
ono section light artillery, and four
companies cavalry. --,
Over twenty-six thousand mem
kocti fighters aud With commanded
We'll done Ohio. and well done Coy.
Dennison, who !iias pushed tic work
of preparing this great army under
very adverse circumstances with q
zeal and ability rarely equaled.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-09

1t was a strange freak OF the Know Nothing
hating Democracy to nominate as one of their
candidates j. Scott Harrison, the great high
priest of that party, who continued to control
its operations long alter the organization had
lost its vitality and even yet worships its
shadow,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-09
Rebel Field Officers Killed and
af Wounded. -.e-r..zsf r

Rebel Field Officers Killed and
Wounded. -r.r.EsE -
' The following is, We believe, complete
is: r t~
90 KILLED OR MoRTALLY WOUNDED. ~
Gen. Bernard f. Lee, South Carolina.
Gen. Robert Wheat, Louisiana Battalion.
Gen. Francis Tsartow. Georgia. =
Col. Nelson, I'd Virginia Regiment. aa
Col Fisher, 9th North Carolina. -
Col. Mason, of Gen. ohnston's Staff.
1t. Col. Ben j. johnson, Hampton Legion.
WOUNDED. 7-
Gen. Kirby Smith, Regular Army.
: Col. Wade E Eampton, Hampton Legion.
Col. L. j. Gartrell, 18th Virginia.
Col. Jones, 4th Alabama.
Col. Thomas, Of Gen. JohnstoH's Staff.
Col. III. C.7Stevens, of Gen. Bees Staff
Major Scott, 4th Alabama.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-09

CROwNRD INvALIDs.-The Sultan died lately;
the Pope is said to be dying; the Empress of
Austria is in q fatal consumption the Queen
Of England. has suffered greatly in her mental
and bodily heath. and the Emperor Nnpo Icon
is trying the waters of Vjchy fox a malady
that is said TO be serious.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-09

How TIEY FEEr. IN New YoKK.-The fol
lowing lrict al d tn.rIeLonsise summary Of
public piniC in New York is frcm Fri
vnte lctWr: s
Z. '-Ti.cre is 70 IfiE,kirE keIe, Lut tytH body
is mad" 2 81 T-[
IaJe aFii6T sikso tz;Ssz a@7s ~. -.----
"By tic say. tx iHrn OF tie war up TO
this date is 7iEasu,, iE'e black man, wlO re-
tO,A tie Eri<.ii'srs, IIe is much talked Of
here Ills ShFteTAte c' urage saved more
than SlCOACO O0rth Of property. BY TIC
mt re oIdir ary lulJs Of nuriiinre salvage, he Is
cntitkd 10 half o. this. If he were white
man he would get it. Al any rate he ought
to. have s. 0 GOO Of il and be made indcpt nd
eni p IL
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-09

Congress adjourned. on Tuesday. All the
important bills pertaining to the pr osecdtion
of the war were passed and signed by the.
President.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-09

HARRIsBURo, August 4.--The lst o. S.
Volunteer Artillery Regiment, Col. Rush,
march tomorrow. Twelve Regiments of the
Pennsylvania reserve leave for Washington
Tuesday.
LOUISVILLE, August IA reliable gentle
man just arrived, says seven boate just left
Memphis last night, conveying troops to
New Madrid, and says that not less than 25,-
600 Tennessee troops have been landed in Mis-
souri,.
Harris has probably been reelected Gov. of
Tennessee.
Gen. FlOurney died here yesterday. p.
Drafting for troops has already begun in
Virginia. The Adjutant General orders them
to repair to the Court Houses in their respec-
tive counties without delay. About 10000 are
wanted.
There is no doubt of the fact that treachery
was praeticed on the Manassas Gap Railroad
to prevent junction between Johnston and
/ Beauregard. The Conductor has been shot
/ having acknowledged receiving bribe to defeat
! a union of the forces. The same treatment was
meted out to recreant Georgian, caught pi-
! loting the enemy in the march.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-14
ME w TO X e..
IN No. 151 MAIN STREET.

THOS. J. BURROWS would most respectfully
eail the attention of the citzens of Richmond nd
the vicinity, that he has opened at the abnve No.
g choice assortment of WINES, LlQUOR and
WARE lie stock consists in part of Choice
s brand e.; Champagne super and medium qualities;
Super Lond. Gin; Old Bourbon and other WINS
Keys, some IA wears old Port Sherry and M adeira
Inc, IN cases and casks; $50 00 Cigas ali Quail
great varieues; broems; Brushes, and Iiaoking.
IN o. the above goods have been purchased within
would invite cali, being satisfied he can sell az
low. II not lover. than others. wa -
de ia-lm THOE. ]. BURROWS
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CaIEA. GLASS. &c.

sE13 WE HAVE SOME GREAT BAR
LII LIST.-Clear nice Tumblers from 81 cts. p
49, dozen up; Gohets from SEA dozen up; Pre
serve DISHES, 10 cts. and higher, worth a great
some very rich patterns-the best burners out,
worth most twice the money; all other Glassware
bought at great sacrifice from New York I'M
porter which we otter at an astonishing low hgure
Our Vases, Motto Cups and other Parlor Orna
ments defy competition. Whoever looks at our
assortmentof Britannia, Albata and Silver plated
are as also Table Cutlery say that we a re hard
TO beat IN that line. All kinds of House Furnish
ne Goods, In OGDEN and Willow ware, Brushes,
fInware. Walters. Looking G iasses, (which We
make to order, any size rsquired.) besidHs an inn
mense y}qety in Fancy Goods and roys.&c.
SCHAAP e CO. corner Rrosd a nd al 80
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ID by BRlDGFIRn d GO. = 20 SSbhdd. .
snrsd shoulders hhds superior s,dss; 10 ss.cs.
sSEs NJ. HAYS 100 bbl, No. Alswyes: "a
efe!; 20 bills Gross Hsrrinss loo half M. ans .k
ss.. asi s Fs n. FROM ~" cS. hssInss oo Ssi
bbs Family Ro5 herrings IS sss1,e, 2oe half
E.1cs,a SxfInfs Y bh!s; No, Salmon: NIT 66Is
boxes DrIsd Us Bf T To ss.d hall 6Ss sSsd y
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. 20,

~ PURCELL, LADDu + co.
II mond, Va,
Cnsr for saio In quantities to suit purchaser
ooe lbs. best Indigo, 80 bbls. Burning Fluid,
9 hfids. Prime Madder, 80 +" Coal Oil,
e00 kegs Sup. Carb Soda, rs " Sperm Oil.
100 cases do. IN 10. is Lard Oil,
papers. 1900 gals. Lamp Oil,
- casks Sal. Soda, 90 bbs Machine Oil,
wv OF. Sulph. Quinine, 200 cases Sweet Oil,
800 kegs Lewis Lead, in 10 bbls Linseed Oil,
OH, LEO cases Extract Log
z.600 kegs Cream Tartar, wood,
100 bags Suited Pepper, 20 bbis. Epts. Turpen
so AtispIce, tine,
60 g Ginger, prime, is kegs Apto. Emerys,
LOO boxes Pow err 1000 lbs. Reid Borax,
Spices, pure, hbls. Camphor,
IS bbls. Castor 0 IL 5000 lbs Pure Saltpetre,
PRIME, Is bbis Venet. Red,
Is bbls. Alcohol. 100 boxes Starch,
tons H Zinc, In oil, 2,009 boxes French Win
dow Glass, EAST sizes,
With full stock of other articles, and PA
TENT MEDICINES, FANCY SOAPS. PER
FUMERIES, Painters COLORS, BRUSHES,
&c., Go, on our usual terms.
LIZ Man street. corner 18th.
N. B.-Partioular and prompt attention to pack
ing and sh ppIpg orders.
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= new GOODS JUST OPEnED-

s~SN NEW GOODS JUST GPEnEn-
EAlMPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR RETAIL,
NJ TRADE-We would call the attention of
- housekeepsrs and the public generally to
Pink, and many other patterns of DINNER SETS
TEA SETS, TKrE- -TETE SETS, CHAM,
WHlTE FRENCH CHINA and WHITE GRAN
lie WARE, of every description sold ~ the set
or piece, to suit he purchaser, ~ w.
SILVER PLATED WARE.-CNstors Spoons.
Forks; Gobiets; Pitchers; Silver Mounted Wait
Card Baskets, Be DA0''
Also. large variety of English Stone and Pa
s n ritehers; lea Pots Cigars q I'd Creams fac
FANCY BOHEMIAN GLASSwARE-Conns,
irg OF Cologne Bottles; Vases; Spoon Holders
kets, &c. S"'" o0S
y u We hays also on hand good assortment of
n 4 hOsENE LAMPS, of all kinds and sizes. and
the latest style of Burners For sale very Inw A.
GEO. J: SUMNER l. GO Is. ~
Iron Front Buildings. Governor s,raet
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Z, " L Il L HSoN q w.,
Druggists, l55 Main street, corner l2f,

III n. BoDEkER L CO., Apotheoarles aud
80 Drug glsts, No. ID Main street, near Old
IL Market, Richmond, Va. will keep on hand
~ general asso,tment OF pure Drugs, N ed
PUTTY, Dye Stufs. Patent Medicines, Brushes OF
I'll kinds, Surgical Appliances, Burning Fluid, Al
ioh9l. Soaps, fertumery, Fancy Articles, Garden
Medicinal Liquors, sc.
Prescriptions prepared at all hours, with special
asIe, by members of the firm alone
PHYSICIANS orders from the country executed
promptly and the most reliable medicines frr-
nighed. 49,
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~~Es TO HOUSEk EEPERs.-By late ar
~ IA rivals. we offer a splendid VARIETY of French
AAsH Dinner and Tea Sets; White Granite Ware.
ehss IN sets or single pieces; Fancy Toilet Ware,
p Pm new designs Gass Ware, Of every descrip-
mon Knives and Forks; Bronze iron Hat S,ands.
lea n trays; Britannia Coffee and Tea Urns; Oss,
ks s Dishes; Fenders Ere Irons; Coal Holds, Foot
mirrors; together with a magnificent stock OF
rich FanoT Goods. all of which we offer a. low "A
such goods can Be obtained 49, ~" ."
j. A. BULkLEY g. CO., 1877 Main IT.
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MHDICIEES,

HE q EAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,
"a Anu ~ HUMBUG.-PETERS INFALLl-
ALL SECRET DlsEASES.-ThisE great Amerlca1
remedy, containing no Mercuaai on PaIsam 0
ptopsIues, xeeis everything heretofore offered
tae public, IN its curative, restorative ard reno
satihg powers and the medical worlt .re ~
cure the above diseases, and &C 1founj.d whe A
they have ocular demonstrations of the fscts-
edy for twenty odd years, has known OF ossc
OF twenty years. standing to be restored to per-
ton to be restored. without q single exception =,
SID therefore challenges any case Of Gonorrhos
oireotions are carried cut with prudence on
the raIt OF the patient; and any one purchasing
or ger ease, ne guarantees q perfect cure; and In
Sase o. iailare VIII furnish additional medici me-
iies OF chafge, to complete the cure, through hs
AGENTS; and cure will be effected witho ut incon-
Sold by tPPERS0N & DUPUY, No. sol Broas
street, and O:A.STRECKER, Main street, Drur-
sisss; ssenu lor the city Of Richmond
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HOSIERY. HOsfERY::-.uss iaraed NJ
;' SsS dos. hsdis. ofT0N HOSE. 81 qualities
qualities; sos
i.oe6doI. Gents COTTON HALF-HosE ,alls,.,.
tiles,
Also, 1000 dos. I. 20. HDKFs.. all grades.
vance xpon cost Of Importation. Small T.
... siMTEk. ALvEY 4 ARENTs,
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HATS, 10,

R EATEOEAL GUARD HAT
NATIONAL GUARD HAT
NATIONAL GUARD HAT
Something entirely new for young men, az
Elicit & WEISIGER,S
90 8-ts No ls7 MI s,-eSss,
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M EDICAL CAAD -Dr. pLU 81 olie,s Ll, ser.
vices 70 the public in the treatment Of sI secret
SLssates. twenty years practice in the ators
eiancn Slses Or. r. claim 70 public favor.-Ohes
n n rankna street, rear the Exchange Hotel, ard
T Eny On hand, suRPly Of the "CHEMICAT Ex-
.RACT OF FLOWERs;'' ons Of the 1sfy boz,
tnes sen ito order. All ccmmY ricnt,ons w letter
or atherS oromptv sttendes 20 Richr md q
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+ A l. l. T II A DE,

Fl 1850.
R0B'T l.. DICKINSON successor to Bin
Richmond, Va, thankful for the be raj PATRONAGE
bestowed on him by his friends and the public gem
orally Invites their attention to his large and ex
tensiye stock of HATS, CAPS, FURS, Gc., com
pris!ng every style manufactured for the season
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 purchas
ing. liberal discount made to those who pur
chase for cash, "-Ao HoA-
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A LFRED 3. Lee -------------
"A FORWARDING Ann
COMMISSION NEpru Mt

PLASTER. SALT, TUMBEE. co.r &.
ntnr aan,.e "a 70 ny Forwarding Business. We. h
ITMRER WEES snds and the public that haVs a a
.Ssrys on the line Of the YORK Rivep Ra ha
s,nia LIN ay IS iopsd general assortment Of Viz
.s @ IN m r., W. PEERS. viii attend 10 sales of Lum
---------- 'oos WIZ M madA. g. LEE
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KiChMO n Id Ma DE PIANOS E0R
HTT1SA LIZ BELOW NORTHERN PRICHS.
- The subse rlber has on hand three new
rants to be equal. if not superior, TO sny instru
factories. MANN
4 He also Offers his services to the pub,,c a.
sonab Q rates CONRAD FREtW Ann 100
North g. de Broad st., between ID and Sd,
,,REpERKAcRs. I. Lsfebvre. Esq Prof. l.
W. TLilow. Pr r. W p, GRAHAM. 10 no lam
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BOOTS ANeI ,s.s.,ka.

81 ESOUTs AND sttUES. exy.
EGREAT ABDUCTION IN PRICES. <xS1 ssssRz9$s
~ CHAS. BELLE, Broad street, between 20
and Sd, keeps a large stock of Ladies', Gentle
men and Servants Wear constantly on hand =,
and dehes any body in Richmond 10 compete with
aim IN MS me, as he manu- tactu to order, and
peIlntends himself Great bargains la Ladies
and Misses colored Caters, Morocco Bootees
Slippers and BuskIns; Gentigmens city made Pa
tent Leather tIalters, oxford Tias and Slippers
VIII sell my Summer stock of Goods at and below
cost. Call soon, If you wish to got good bargain
CHAS. BELLE
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2x3 Tp EKS-NE GRO SHOES
So - + armers and others wanting n L q X o
eHOhS are invited TO call at No. SO Main street,
cient ever offered In Richmond. My assortment
embraces, 2 Ou1 pairs OF heavy Sewed Brog ans, of
III, own make; Mems Army Brogans; Mems high
cut do, very thick, nailed with hob nails; Danes
oest timex pesged BrograIs; HeTrIck's best thick
pegged Brog ans; Planters and Dutch Boots for
women, together with all other grades, suitable
ior servants, men, women and bows. Farmers
JOHN @ PAGE IL
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I LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST,".
<SssS Bear In mind, that JOSEPH srRA USE
ts Offering .ne gTeatest bargains ever offered be-
fore IN SHO Els and BOOTS: Ladies' Heel Caters,
from sos I5c and 81. worth TWICE the M ney !;
i.adies Congress CATERS, FoXed, Tipped and lin
Bottom, at 81; Ladies' Congress Caters, PLAIN
orIlpptd at 81 26 and 8 So, selling elsewhere at
lisher; Ladies' GoassAin arc Leather Heel Boo
teeS: at 81, &c; Misses Morocco eel Bootees
AZ e!5ao and Gaitsrs al the same Misses Goat
sam ana Leather Shoes, at half tbelr vale );
Chlldren's Morocco Shoes, ~ 81 cents end up
wards: hlldren's Btack 81 Colo ed heel Caters
AZ ~ cts cheap at 15o.; Gents Calf esued Shoes
at 81 50; OXFORD Ties ana Cong esa Caters at ali
Rilces; Nj en's Slippers so cts Fins Cali Sc we'd
Boots, at 80, worth 49, Servants Shoes, at IS cts,
worth g 20 Heays Drogans, Boys Boots, &c
fou Will hnu the abOve rs per cent. cheaper than
elsewhere, by calling at No n Main st.
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