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DIED,

DIED,
On thu 9th instant, at the residence Of his
father in law, Mr.. j. MES F. WEST, after pa n
full illness of six months
his funeral will take place from Mr.. Robert A.
O'Clock. The friencs of the family ars invited
10 attend.
On the 9th instant, after long and painful Ill
ness, MICHAEL O'NElL, in the sixteth year Of his
age.
from his late residence, on Seventeenth street
above Venable. The friends and acquaintarces
are respectfully invited to attend.
Athis residence in this city on Saturday the It'll
instant, at O'Clock z. NJ, from 4 fall from the
cars OF the Richmond. fredericksburg and Poto.
mac railroad. Mr.. ALEXANDRA EDWARDS, in
the thirty fifth year OF his age.
He leaves a wife, two children, and many
relatives and friends to mourn his loss. His re-
mains were inferred Il. his fathers near Ashland,
| on Sunday evening last
On Monday morning, 9th instant at 10 o. clock
JOHN II. GENTRY, in the ff,ieth ear Of his age.
His funeral will take place from ST. Peter I
Cathedral THIS AFTERNOON at 4 o'clock. His
friends and acquaintances are invited to attend
Baltimore and Philadelphia papers win please
copy.
September eth, 1867, at New Market Heights,
Hsnrico county, Va. ALICE BARBOUR. third
daughter of Jesse l.. and Margaret Z. Johnson,
aged five years and two months.
in Baltimore, on the afternoon OF the 7th in
slant, Mrs. ELLEN NEALE, wife OF Francis Nea,s.
NAY she rest in peace.
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The Young Men of Richmond

The Young men Of Richmond will soon
have to bear the chief responsibilities ofthe
community, social and political. They are
endowed with energy, perseverance, and
Observation-Disclosures which belong always to
Virginia character in high degree; out
which. with the class Of young men now
about to sustain the chief cares and
burthens of society, have been frightened
and strengthened by the hardships and
trials Of war.
We have faith in the young men of Rich
mond-the most perfect and abiding. We
turn to them always with confidence, and
We rely upon them now to help to build
up Richmond. They will, we are sure,
sustain the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
and in doing so they will be true to their
spring-time of energy and the glowing an
ticipations Of their buoyant spirits. We
are sure they dream not of allowing Rich
mond to lnger on, with no effort to i'm
prove her condition. They have no idea
that she shall remain in her present
state until they have grown gray, to imi-
tate their fathers in deploring the way
wardness Of improvement and trade that
checks the growth of city endowed by
nature with advantages such as few cities
on the earth enjoy.
1t is not wonderful that after the trials
through which we have passed, and the
depressing circumstances by whichwe are
surrounded, many old men should be dis
couraged and respondent. Let us young
men revere their virtues and respect theil
very prejudices; but let us give our whole
strength and services to the measures
which are to build up our city and de-
velope the resources of the State. The ole
men should trust to the generous spirit O
youth, whose young blood and elastic spirits
will give new life to the State and open fol
her new career Of fame and power.
The young men Of Richmond should
unanimously sustain the subscription t.
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. The
construction of that road will make Rich
mond prosperous, and give them new
sources Of employment, in which they vii
enjoy tho double happiness of prospecting
with their city.
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The Presidents Proclama ton OF Gene
raj Amnesty.

We suppose that many even OF the Radl-
cal papers and politicians of tho country
will be pleased that the President has is
sued this proclamation. There are but
few exceptions-morc, however, than our
kilograms Of yesterday had led us to ex-
pect.
AS to the effect Of the proclamation, we
can only repeat what VIC have heretofore
said-that while, under the Constitution, II
will restore to the parties concerned all
their property, as well as reInstate them
in all rights not taken from them by special
legislation, yet under the acts of Congress
none Of them can vote. II these acts are
unconstitutional, they have not been pro-
nounccd so by the courts. Until that
shall have been done, the disfranchised
will Of course remain DISTINGUISHED. We
would that the fact were otherwise; and
possibly it may be. We can only give our
own opinions for what they are worth.
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September 2, Il
= ...nsr coons oF THE SEASON.

pG- FIRST GOODS OF THE SEAeON!-
FRESH ARRIVALS BY EVERY STEAMER FkoM
NEW YORK.-Mr. JULIUS sYCLE Is now Nof'n
on purch asing tour, and Is daily sh1pplnR iarse
invoices Of new and reasonable Dry uooas, W
which he respectfully calls the attention OF the
citizens of Richmond and the surrounding coun-
try confident ths, he will make it to their advan'
tage to give him call at ol3 Main street, between
Ninth and Tenth. Now opened and ready for In
specion and sale, the most beautiful styles ana
shades of Irish Popln; Ottoman, Empress, and
Tamize Cloths; French and English Merinos !;
Poul de Chevre; All-Wool and Printed Mousllns;
Black and Colored Alpacas Black Bombazines.
Also, the latest and mos. fashionable styles OF
Shaws, cloth and beaver; Fur sacques ana
Closks, and an excellent line OF Ladies Sacklngs
and Trimmings Blankets, white and gray, all
sizes qualities and prices; Counterpanes, Worsteo
and mixed and all kinds and sizes OF Marseilles
Quilts. which offer very cheap. very large as
sortment of White and Colored Flannels OF all
qualities: also, Shaker and Canton Flannels; Ia
bic Cloths bleached and unbleached, of all sizes
Sd Table Damask, from 75c. up; Napkins, ST.
dozen, worth So; Huckshack Towels, from 80 up
| very great bargains; and every other item en-
braced in the housekeeping department.
Cloths and Cassimeres, very fine selection, and
comprising every style and quality. ! still con-
tnue to keep on hand the largest and cheapest
own DOMESTIC GOODS,
| which am selling at very great reductions OF
| prices Ienumerate partly
Calicoes, good fast colors, 123, &c., and shil
LINK Bleach ed Cotton, TO- l2A, and l63c. for best
yard wide Brown Cotton at still lower rates Bed
| Ticking at prices ranging from l23 to Soc lo-4
| Bleech and Brown Sheeting, two and hall
yards wide only 42s and 45c. Pillow. case Cotton,
Plaid Domestics, Linssys. Shifting Stripes, De-
nims-all selling at the lowest prices ever yet
heard Of. l respectfully solicit call from every
ora to prove 10 them that am selling great bar
| gains. JULIUS s1ChE, vi' MAIN street,
| between Ninth and Tenth.
| Ihaye secured tho Sc rvices Of Messrs. Ri Elk
n. CARE IONA WEINBERG, GEORGE P.
BAGBY. and GEORGE SWABACHER, who would
be very happy to see and serve their numerous
L "A
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m RICHMOND TRUNK FACTORY

Ey RICHMOND TRUNK FACTORY
Those In want OF well-made, durable TRUhh
can get their supply at factory prices, and al the
same time encourage HOME BsTERPRIsR. we
keep good assortment Of our own make on hand,
and also make to order such styles as the purchaser
may desire, with interior arrangements to suit
their own convenience. Labor Is cheaper here
than In the North, and materials Just as cheap as
In the North. The freight and drayage on ordl-
nary size Trunks will average one dollar apiece /;
20 we save tn profit that the northern manufactu'
rer makes, and the. cost OF freight and drayase.
The purchaser can see by the above facts that we
are enabled to sell HOME MADE TRUNKS Tor
LESS than northern TRUNKS Of same quality are
sold In this market.
REPAIRING.-We also do all kinds OF REPAIR
ING, when, with small outlay, you can save IN Q
expense OF buying new ones; and while an oio
Trunk will not look as well as new one, yet II
will be lust as strong as new one we also NIX
LOCKS and COVERS on Trunks.
We have also our usual large supply OF booiS'
SHOES. and CATERS OF the latest styles and best
make, made expressly for us, all widths and sizes,
which we are selling much lower than those that
pretend to sell cheap. Cur SHOES are made with
out wood or paper.
MARCUS HARRIS BRO,
No. 4ss Broad street, corner Fifth,
and No, 9l9 Main street near Tenth.
Trnnk FACTORY at No 433 Broad street, corner OF
r,fb els-s
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Railroad Fleigh is.

Under this head VIC yesterday called
attention to an article, from the Whining
ton IN. c. Journal, complaining of the
excessive charges on freight from this city
to Wilmington, being twenty-five per cent.
more than charges upon similar freight
from Boston to Wilmington! Such con-
trast was surprising to everybody, and
unjust to Virginia interest and the trade
and manufactures of this city. The Jour-
nal further stated that the fault for the
comparative exorbitant freights from this
city was with the Virginia railroads.
We now learn-and VIC have seen the
documents to sustain the facts-that on
the 4th Of April last the Presidents
of the Richmond and Petersburg, the
Petersburg and Weldon, the Weldon
and Wilmington, and the Wilmington
and Manchester railroads, held a con-
vention in this city, at which tariff Of
through freights and regulations thereof
were adopted, and signed by each and All
of the Presidents. The table of rates ;s
before us--it very much reduced tina
charges Of transportation. It was intended
hy the Convention that they should 90 into
Immediate operation; but there was a
Mitch in Petersburg. 1t was understood
That some one or more directors of the
petersburg and Weldon railroad vetoed
.he action of their President by interdict-
ing The tariff agreed on, and no freighs
have been sent under it.
Inc railroads being still DESTROYS to
facilitate trade-to encourage southern
enterprise, or, at least, to give it some sort
OF chance in competition with the more
powerful and richer manufacturers and
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A NATIONAL DILEMMA.-Thc New York
Herald thus speaks of the war between
the Federal Executive and the United
States Congress: "The battle has to be
"fought out at Washington, and must now
"rapidly narrow down to that point where
"the two great powers will strike at each
"other. Whichever wins, the result is an
" overthrow of the Government"
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SDeciHL Notices.

W PERsONAL.-JOEL Fl. DUNCAN ior'
merly OF Patrick county, Va, g Confederate BOZ
der, who lost leg in the service WILL haA .
OF SOMETHING TO HIS ADVANTAGE BY ap'
n,v,rg u THOMAS NJ. ALFRIEND & SON. Rich
mond, or to SAMUEL B. PAUL, Petersburg
SO T-lw
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8Decj0J Notices.

II u 2
ExI TO FARMERS AND PLANIEhs.-
ROME DUsT.-Ths Lodi Manufacturing Company
have erected extensive mills, and put In new and
expensive machinery, and are ready 10 supply
customers with warranted pure article OF ZINE
BONE that will drill perfectly well In machine,
a. as low rate as coarssr bone Is sold at. Also,
pure FLOUR OF BONE, warranted to anslyse
perfectly pure no sale. Samples sent on receipt
of three. cent stamp. :,
DOUBLE REFINED P6tDRETTE.
This Is one OF the most forcing and quick-acans
msnures In the market and is by far the cheapest.
It is composed OF the night soil OF New York city,
from which all impurities have been extracted.
1t Is then deodorized, dried, and pulverizsd 70
-four Four hundred pounds OF this drilled In with
whea. will bring a heavy crop on even poor,
worn out soil. Price, S25 per ton. Apply to
TIE LODI MANUFACTURING CO.,
SO Courtlandt street, New York or to
HOOE WEDDERBURN,
Alexandria, Va.
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THE SOUTHERN FERTILIZING
L COMPANY, RICHMOND. VA, are now recsiv.
Ing and preparing their fall stock Of FERT1-
LIZERS, and offer for sale in unlimited quantities
CRUSHED PERUVIAN GUANO,
selected from the purest cargoes imported, war
rauted pure and OF the highest standard;
Pa0sPHu PEkUYIaS and
OLD DOMINION,
prepared under the supervision Of Professor WILL
Liam GILLIAN for the wheat crop, combining u
large percentage Of the PhospbateS, with an ade-
ouate amount OF Ammonia
FRESH GROUND PLASTER.
Orders solicited.
JOHN ENDERs, President
an lO-om Office No. !0I Fourteenth street.
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THIS PAPER Is PRINTED on IffE
cast atthe RICHMOND TYPE FOUNDRY; "as
printed on type cast at the same ee'aoiisnm ~
seven years ago. word to the Wise pi'n so.
enficfent. %
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BATCHEE.OR's HAIR DYE-BATCHE.
LOR'S HAIR DYE.-This splendid HAIR DYE is
the best in the world The only true and perfect
dye-harmless, reliable, instanta neous. No dis
appointment; no ridiculous tints. Natural black
or brown remedies the Ill effects OF bad dyes
invigorates the hair, leaving it soft and beautiful.
The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHE-
LOR. All others are mere limitations, and should
be avoided Sold by all druggists and perfumers.
Factory. 81 Barclay street, New York. Beware
of a counterfeit. )e
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HOUSE IN RICH

s@ NEW HARDWARE HOUSE iH III ~
MoND, vA.-sIMPsoN & BROTHER, lorme, -,
If Lvnchburg, w., respectfully inform incl,
former customers the citizens OF Ricnlnohu' an
the public generally, that they have pn,u ry.pp
the entire and valuable stock OF Van
Cutlery sADDLERY, Sc, OF Mr. Jonn y. au
law No. 1918 Main street, to which they VIII VA.
shortly make large additions, making the most
complete andexensive assortment IN TINS .aaae !,
In resuming our former business again We 'I tni1
offer such inducements as to merit W n0f''
SHARE of the public patronage. a,or
1887 CHARLES SIMPSON.
In retiring from the hardware businsfs II anol 10
,oaar-o 70 recommend TO my former patrons
NV successors, Messrs. SIMPSON s BRoTaER,
co. ~" IN everv way entitled to their confidence and
patronage. JUN 80 - ,rn
September, 1857. BE Tin
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ATURAL BRIDGE, ROCK
PROPRIETORs.-Thi delightful and fashionable
resort and great natural curiosity, that has been
visited by thousands, is open this summer TO
good living, ss the propristors are determined to
spare neither pains nor expense In giving satisfae-
ton to all.
Persons visiting the Rockbridge Alum, Baths, or
Lexington, can reach this place every day by
nsW line of omnibussss, or by packet and coach.
Every facility will be given parties to reach any
point at any hour.
TERMS: s.. so per day, $50 per mouth; children
aud servants half price.
Ia 2a-3,n PlTM1N d co
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From Professor Charles Martin, Hampden Sidney
College, Virginia, dated July !, 1857:
.sThe Double Refnsd Poudreste Ia operating
like charm on my crops, and attracting universal
attention from all beholders. am already salts
fed that 1t is the cheapest and surest rsnovator OF
our worn out sofls.h Jy 20 3m~
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s,rr,.essOIS

TOEN II. TYLER & CO., successors
- to Mitchell 4 Tyler, 1912 Main street, f :s.1,
varied and extensive stock Of GOLD and 81 w :"
WATCHES and CHAINS, CLOCKS, JEW SSSSTy HsEs
and STEEL. SPECTACLgS and EYSGLAsss,ss,,
no: surpassed by any class OF goods In The sGaan!
as TO quality, and which they will sell q ptsnS
low AS in any other regular house north 0! So
Their present stock is we'll selected and very "a
plsts, and consists OF the most dss!rso!s ~.
fashionable styles usually kept Ia nrst.e:ss goa.
elry establishments, and to which they 4,
heretofore, to order direct nom tbs factories
ever articles their customers may desire a cf
the shortest possible notice. HAlR Z" sa w.
every description made TO order. wAIVn ~,
PAIRING dona IN the very best manner -
most experienced watch niaksr In the eosho;',s
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DISsOINtiO7lS, dc.


DISsOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
DSHJP. The CO. partnership heretofore exist;
ing between SPILMAN s. GILL was dissolved
nv mutual INT on the LIST Instant. All persons
inhabited to the late concern are requested 10 come
forward and settle their accounts. The name OF
the arm will only be used in settlement
sontember 8. 1867. B. T. GILL.
take great pleasure In announcing to my nu-
merons friends and customers that intend 10 con-
Time the mERcHANT TAILORING BUSiH BOP IN
ali It's branches at the old stand, NO. 1915 MAID
street. between Thirteenth and fourteentn, ana
solicit the continued patronage OF the customers
of the former firms of Beers Sptlman and spill
man & Gill In a few days will be receiving my
Ia 81 s anat "in'ef supply u e P. sPILMAN.
OF CO PARTNER
~ sHIP. The co partnership heretofore exist
ing under the style and firm Of WALKS,
GAULDlNG & GRAY was dissolved on the ist In
slant by mutual consent. Either partner Is au'
thorized to use the name OF this hrm IN ths settie
--e-' ~ " R. J. GAULDING,
A. ]. GRAY.
RICHMOND, September4, 1857.
The undersigned will continue the GRoCEhi
and COMMISSION BUSINESS under the firm OF
Wake s. GRAY, the old stand, Nos. 1929 and
1881 Cary street, where they will be pieasea 10
serve the friends of the late concern OF WalKe'
Gaudlng & Gray. and the public generally
A. J. Gray.
RICHMOND, september4, 1897. se5-lW
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MARRIED,

At the Monumental church, on the 2Sth Of
August, by Rev. Or. Woodbridge, Mr.. THOMAS
GRAY, OF New Castle on-Tyne, Great Britain, tc
Mrs. NJ. A. WATSON, OF this city.
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INIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
" MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

INIVERSIIY OF LOUISIANA.
" MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
FACULTY:
A. b. CENAs, 81. D., Emeritus Professor OF OBJ
stetrics and Diseases Of Womea and Children !;
JAMES JONES. NJ D., Professor Of obstetrics and
Disc asea OF Women and Children;
WARREN STONE, II D., Professor Of Surgery;
T. @ RICHARDSON. NJ. u, Professor Of Anatomy;
SAMUEL 81 BkMISS, NJ D. Professor OF The
Theory and Practice Of Medicine;
STAMFORD CHAILLE, NJ r., Professor OF
Phystol"gy ard Pa,ho ogeal Anatomy;
FRANK HAWTHORN. ". D., Professor pro tenn
OF Materia Medica and Thersp.
DEMONSTRATORS or ANATOMY:
WIN. G. NICHOLS, VI. d, g. J. BiCKHAM, N. D.
The thirtieth annual course of instruction In
this institution will begin ZEN Der 18th, and end
In the following March. Preliminary lectures
will be given dai " In the Charity Hospital CON-
mencipg October 18TH at which tina all the ne W
and extensive rooms for Practical Anatomy will be-
opened. The facilities OF the school, heretofore
unsurpassed, have, by the liberality OF the state
Legislature, been greatly Increased during tho
past season. 80 that now every Chair has attached
10 II practical department, In which students are
taught to observe for themselves the facts set fonh
IN the lecture-IooI.
Foes for all the Lectures $40: Naturalization
(paid but oncsl, IS Practical Anatomy, $40. Pay.
ment required In advance.
For further information, address
PROP. y. NJ BgM;SS,
au 30-d&swlaw2m Acting Dean.
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s% GENERAL AGENCY FOR THE
Southern States Of the MANHATTAN LIFE In.
sUgAHCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, Rich.
mond, Virginia.
ANNUAL COME...................... 81, 900 eco
4, SOC, 600
Expenses less than any Cash Company.
Liberal modes Of payment OF premiums.
Insurers receive the largest bonus ever given.
Dividends mads annually on all participating
policies.
No claims unpaid.
Policies iucontsshble.
All policies non forietable after three years.
P. T. MOORE, General Agent, Rich mond.
J. ADAIR PLEASANTS,
General Agent for Virginia, North and South
Carolina. Georgia, Florida, and Alabama.
J. S. D. CULLEN, Medical Examiner.
Omce No. 1901 Main street tover Telegraph
otice), so W-2m
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h@ FOR SALE.-A RARE CHANCE.-A
DRUG STORE, centrally located, and one OF the
best stands in the city for both retail and whole
sale business. Address post Office box 1915.
Sc 9-2w
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INT RS. DR.. BLAIR BURWELL WILL
l'1 resume her SINGING LESSONS on tho lst Of
October. III her residence, corner o. Grace and
Fourth streets. 70 5-Tu&Pd&swtOl
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Leather, dc.

n1o I,EATHER DEALERS AND
OpoGT nm SHOE MANUFACTURBRs.
\ BOUT tE ATR sR At Low PRICES: :, SOLE
We have just received large s saSek American
LEATHEg;, FRENCH, sernhssphrH ER, LINING
TagED3 s 70 ss IS io~ as can Be
bought IN 'ni' VI % o. Il. CHALKLRY co..
y. Leather Dealers,
Thirteenth street between MAIN anu 'e'
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Je,Uelers, DC.

NOWLAN " co. are receiving to-day
~ packages Of the latest styles Vf NE" JEW
ELRf, fresh from the factories.
LADIES' WATCHES,
ELEGANT SETS OF PINS and EARRINGS,
ENAHELLED and CHASED BAND BEACELsls'
LEuNTlNE and VEST CHAINS,
sIERVE and BbsOM BUTTONS,
DIAMOND sSGAGEMbET and PLAlS "oLp
WEDDING RINGS,
MAGNIFICENT NEW SILYERwARE, In cases.
for BRIDAL PaESENTS, Just opened At COG
SgwIAS cos.
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mn LEATHER DEALERS AND
opo1T avn SHOE MANUFACTURERS.
E. 8. FERNEYHoUdH,
WITH
N. HESS BERG,
dealer In or1s %

have mado arrangements for conauEsn gssa tRe
nn bare connectsd with It Currying ana FIN.
ishing Being Id soDstan fae eeEf
of fresh supplies, and with the superior MI
as eh low as they can be bought in any market
MT E. S. lon and 1sE sdse y
tha hnsfness and uniform courtesy TO his custom
ers is with me and will be most happy to see ais
old friends and patrons, assuring them IN ne ~
leave nothing undone to give them ehsire sst'''A'
Rough stock, Finished Leather, and Hides Dougn
at EFT market prices, and prompt returns naoe
on all consigpments. ,r upecpppc
an 28-d&swlm M. hheoohho.
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NEW NO. l BAY MACKEPFI
IN the new catch, In kits, quarter ba,,.i. OF
barrels, lust received at ana
lSBON BENEDICT h ro,u
SO lin Main and Eighth ,t,.
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uAY.-Prime TIMOTHY HAY land
L Il ing from steamer Albemarle, for sale rom
wharf by au3l HULsT hlst.
TOR SALE, 200 bales strictly prime
Il HAY receiving per steamer Virginia 10 day,
low to close out On the wharf. by
L. POWERS,
Rul2 l540 Main street. near Old Market
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HERRINGS, HERRINGS.-5O0 har.
Ill rsls WOODS No. NORTH CAROLINA en-
hERRINGS daily expected TO arrive, and for saIs
from wharf by
sea ROBERT P. WILLIAMS 3 "a
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ZINE WATCHES and JEW g
i BLRY OF every description Rs- r.
PAIRED In the most perfect mannss Mn
RuBr. Z. MACUMbba,
corner Of Main aud Tenth streets
reg sbovs the poet.oSes.