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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-08

CoTToN FACTORY ~ MANCHEsTER-RE-
oRGASIzATIoN.-Brief mention was made in
the Dispatch yesterday Of the sale Of the
James River Manufacturing Company s
property in Manchester for $4,000. It was
purchased by the bondhol,lers, most of them
residents of this city, who will Immediately
organize new company under the name OF
" Marshall Company" and rccommcnce
work.
This is exceedingly valuable property.
and brief description of it will not prove
unintereStine.
The building is 40 by 80 feet, five stories
high, including the basement, which is of
stone, and the upper portions of brick. with
tin roof, and is in every respect Il most sub
stantial structure.
This property is on site Of ample dimen-
sons, and supplied with water-powcr of
800 square inches Of water, belonging to the
town of Manchester: for which site and
water, in the aggregate, there is one annual
rent Of 81, $50, and for which ground and
water the company has a lease, pcrpetually
renewable.
Machinery was first introduced into the
mill in lS49. but in 1867 every article in the
picker and card-roOm were taken out and
their places supplied with new machines
from the works Of Walker & Hacking, OF
Bury, EngIani ana these departments Will
now compare favoIHbly with any OF the
same extent in the United States At the
same time the Spnning-frames received new
front rollers, and all the rest Of the old ma-
chincry was ovcrhaulcd and thoroughly re-
paired ut Il cost Of about so, 900.
The building will hold one-third more
machinery, OF every kind, than it now con
tanS-this quantity having been taken out
in 1860 to make room for other work.
The new company will commence opera
tionS with the following machinery One
4)-inch opener, with one bcater; two 40
inch lapperS, with two bcatcrS each, one OF
which has Lords patent cvcncr; thirteen
4G-!nch cards; two drawing-framcS Of three
heads each two Slubbcrs of seventy spin
dies each; four finishing spceders of 12o
>pindlcS each; twenty three spinnin@-flamcs
and 3,212 Spindlcs four Spooln@-irames OF
forty STindlcS each four warping-lramc>
of iorty Spindlcs each; four dressers; -four
Wrappers, with crcels, and ninety-siX looms,
with an ample supply of bobbinS, Spools,
quillS, reeds, harness, and pickcrS. Every
thing about the establishment is in the
most perfect order, and operations may be
resumed at a days notice. The mill will
give employment to more than one hun
| dred hands.
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RADICAL ORGASIzATIoS.-The Jefferson
Ward Republican Club has been rc0rga-
nizcd with the following officers and com
mittecS: President /: John Oliver. Vice
President: Thomas Leahy. Secretary :
Z. d. Fitch. Assistant Secretary: {. \.
Brockmeyer, Jr. Treasurer Benjamin
Bragg. Scrgeants-at-Arms Sylvanus Gril-
fin and William Mitchell. Executive Com
mittee: r. W. Johnson, Richard Carter,
Edward Smith, Moses Taylor, ". J. Wills,
Peter Tinsley, W. Fl. Ogburn, William
ISham, Peter Fox, James Machlin, William
Bagnall, Svlvanus Griffin. Representatives
in the CITY Genital Committee Dr.. +. II.
Smith, C. y. Brockmeyer, Jr., Richard Car
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BE BFACTtTCL.--!f ynu desire beauty yol
should use iIa"an's Magnolia Balm.
1t gives soft refined, sain-hc texture t. the
complexion. removes rnughnc,s, richness, biptcAc;,
s,lnburn tan, &C.. aad ADDS tinge of pc-rlr
bloom to The PLANES; features. 1t brings the bloom
Of youth to the fading check. and changes the rustic
country girl into = fashionable city belle.
IL the use of the Magnolia Balm lies the true Sc
crct of beauty. No lady need complain Of her
complexion who viii invest seTcaty-hYc cents In
this delightful article.
Iyon's Katha!ron IS the best lI2irDrcssing in
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE.-The senior partner of the
a firm OF JOHN CURLETT. son & NORRIS,
on account Of III health, wishes to dispose Of his
entire Interest in The COACH HARDWARE and
TRIMMING BUSINESS.
4 fine business Is now established. which can be
easily increased 10 Il much larger amount.
\ good opening for an active, energetic man
with sufficient capital. Apply to
JOHN CURLETT, son { NORRIS
scSo--cod2w 80 North street, Baltimore, Md.
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GOLDEN WEDDISG.-A large and select
company gathered at the residence OF one
Of our oldest and most respected citizens,
an Seventh street, last evening, to partici-
nate in the celebration OF tic fftieth recur-
renee Of his wedding-day. Cards of invi-
tation issued to the guests were neatly
printed in gold, and were inscribed with
the monogram Of the husband and the hour
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ADJUSTMENTS. A
DICHMOND THEATRE.


D ICHMOND THEATRE.
FAREWELL BENEFIT
and
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE
of the popular actor
MR.. I a TX VI a 70,
when he will repeat his celebrated personation Of
THE IRRLPRESSIBLE BADGER
IN Bouclcaut's play, in seven acts, called
TIE STREETS OF NEW YORK.
\ Pictorial and Living Panorama of Life, Love,
and Crime among the Rich and Poor of the
Metropolis.
MAYO as The Bankers Clerk.
MAYO as The Californian.
MAYO rs The Vagabond,
MAYO as The Metropolitan Policeman.
LOUISA HAWTHORNE
The Flfth-Avenuc Belle.
FANNY SkEPRETT rs The Seamstrcss.
ISABELLA RERTON as Mrs. Fairwcathcr.
Mrs. GFRMON rs Mrs. Puffy.
ALL THE COMPANY IN THE CAST.
Performance on SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
when Bulwcr'S grand play.
THE LADY OF LYONS,
will be produced.
SATURDAY NIGHT-FORMOSA.
IIp
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BETTER THAN TIE IHoS-CLAD.-F. ". HAR-
R1s, 40. Eighth street, opposite Spotswood ii"-
tel, announces to his numerous friends ana the
public generally thrt in addition TO his fine stock
OF rye whlskcvs. braudcs, and gins, he Is now re-
cciv!ng n superior lot Of sherry. clarrt, port and
ch.,mragnc wines, AMI hopes that. row that they
arc not likely to he choicd with iroR-Ciad oails,
they will refresh their ;hroats with something not
nli!tc 50 hard IL take.
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TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAN-PAYERS.-All per-
~ sons who failed to pay cne-half Of their taxes
prior t. the Goth Of Iuly must come forward and
pay their bills within ten days or when called
upon and III case of failure so to do am re-
qiircd IT, proceed to the collection of the same BY
summary process.
l;y order Of the City Council
oc 7-2w C.'P. WORD, City Collector.
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HUsT1NGs CoURT.-Spencer Taliaferro
(necro) was tried in this court yesterday for
the larceny of roll Of cloth, and acquitted.
William y. Oakley (negro), who was con-
victcd 4 few days ago, was sentenced to SIX
months confinement in the city Jail.
The following cases are set for trial to-
day: Commonwealth rs. Robert Murphy
Commonwealth Us. Joe. CephaS; Common
wealth Is. Thomas Smith Commonwealth
Us, Joe. ChilGreSS.
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SOMETHING EFw.-What has long been want
ed? An oil that will not explode. The Pctrolia
oil Is Somciiing nc,c, and gives much better
liyht than any other oil. while It Is cleaner and
better. It only costs the same rs the common oil,
that IS so danccrous. II will burn In any coal-"il
lamp with the burner. Sold by erocers and
druggists. The Office OF the Pctrolia Oil Company
Il at 1925 Main street.
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and dav appointed for the reception, accord

and day appointed for the reception, accord
inc to the fashion Of the times.
The wedding party was composed eXcln-
Sivolv of particular friends (old and youne)
of the cou pie in whose honor the entertain
ment was given. aud among others there
were present couple who Joined in we'd
lock over fifty years ago. and who celebra-
ted their own golden weddinga few months
since. The gathering of children and grand
children beneath the roof-tree of the vener..
able bridegroom, suggestive Of the days OF
the patriarchS. was another interesting fea-
ture Of the celebration.
The talk was Of old times and old things.
The "reminiscences of lifetime were related
for the edifcaton Of the younger members
of the company. and the health ofthe worthy
couple were drunk by their friends in n
bumper of wine more than hundred years
old. having been imported to Richmond in
1880,
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2ithmond Ilispatrh.


TIE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATCH,,
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIOS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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IN EXHIBITION,
~ At BIDGOoD'S,
l2l7 MAIN STREET.,
ELDERS
GREAT PAINTING.
'THE RNTrt.E OF THE CkATER.n
Tickets, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Season tick
cts, FIFTY CENTS. St Film


DEOFESSOR THOMAS Y. CARR'S
4 FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY.
ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
CORNER OF NINTH AND MAIN STREETS.
The public opening Of the sixth annual session
will take place on SATURDAY, October 0, 1900.
Former patrons, pupils, their friends, and those
contemplating Joining the classes, are cordially
Invited to attend oc 5-3tN
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COMMISSIONERS IN CuANCERY. - General
Candy has appointed the following: B. I.
Lindsey, c. 5. Bundy, and s. +. Maddox,
Chesterfield; w. II. stable, Giles; II. d.
Nutting, Halifax; William 2. Austin and
Samuel s. Davis, Lunenburg; John L.
Chamberlaine, Madison.
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AFTIDAvITS FOR GETTING OFT EXECUTIONS
WHERE TIE INTEREST has not BEEE Pad
We have had form Of affidavit, required by Gen
crai orders No. 81, prepared and printed. This
form has been approved 1T headquarters. The af-
ldavit is required before any execution can DC
issued By = clerk Ol court.
We can furnish these forms at - per hundred
or fifty cents per dozen, or i've cents apiece, 10
the cities and country. Liberal discount to the
trqi
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

GRUBBS WILLIAMS will sell n small farm In
Hanover county. seven miles from Richmond,
on the Meadow Bridge road.
COOK & LACGHTON will sell at their store, at
10 o'clock, household furniture. stoves, etc.
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TFsrrvAL.-Thn ladios of the Manchester
Episcopal church win hold 4 festival IN their
unfinished church building, on Monday
next. to raise funds. All Of tho Injuries
common to such occasions will abound, and
we bcspcak for the festival liberal share Of
patronage. Great credit is due the FpiS-
coDaIians Of Manchester for their earnest
efforts to establish and sustain 4 church in
that place.
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MILLINERY.

just received. a go
EA large stock of choice MILLINERY, Ss.gat&
consisting of .ENSTe
BONNETS HATS. FRENCH FLOWERS
FEATHERS, RIBBONS. tELEETS, &C.
Also. ROMAN NECE-TIES and SASH RIB
BONS, JET CHAINS. and BANDS FOR TIE
HAIR, &c; which Will he sold low for cash.
VI. WALTON & CO.,
No. 400 Broad street, corner of Fourth.
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ERESH ARRIVAL. .sxN
II NEW MILLINERY STOCK. Ga

MRS. 3. W. SAUNDERS, No. 4O5 Broad street,
between Fourth and Fifth having just returned
from New iork. where she has made her selections
from the LATEST L \ RISIAN STYLES.
especially invites her patrons and friends to call
and see her stock OF
MILLINERY GOODS,
and 10 IN examination of her new and excellent
stock Of goods adapted To her business, guaran-
tcc!n@ every article sold
oc st Mrs. B. W. SAUNDERS.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.


WINES AND LIQUORS.-I beg to call
w the attention of all In want of real good and
pure WINES and LIQUORS to my large and we'll
selected stock. consisting of
HE%NESSY, ,LoNDON DOCKN HINE, GAR
DEAT, and other BEANDIES-yintascs 1911 1853,
to 1866.
CHAMPAGNE Of tie houses OF Bouche Fills,
Mnct 6 Chandon, L. EudGrcT, and l!eidsleck:
CLAEET Sauternc and Hook, from the cheap
tabc-%inc 10 the finest grades Produced;
SHEERIES, MADEIRAS, and PORT WINES,
large and very fine quantities and qualities
JAMAICA and ST. ChOTX RUM, SCOTCH
WIIisKEY, and IIOLLANDG1N .
The above Wines and BraudicS were nearly all
imported by myself. and some Of them were cspc-
cially put up Tor me. They are perfectly pure,
and offer them rs cheap, and cheaper, than they
can be had III u larger market.
/ lrrp also constantly OH hand ENGLISH and
SCOTCH ATE. LONDON PORTER. ASGOS-
TI'RA and BOXERS BITTERS, and all OF the
finest FRENCH and other CORDIALS.
Sly stock ct WIlickEYS IS not To be surpassed.
am receiving constantly from all parts of the
United States. and have most Of tue celebrated
brands always On hand. ...
OSCAR CRASZ,
No. Exchange Block,
oc c-lw Fourteenth street.
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Vocal C0HCERT.-Hofer's Tvrolesc oncra
Troupe will give Il grand vocal concert at
Dcuringcr's City Spring Park ouncXt Tues
day evening.
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VTILLIAM WALLACE SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
LIQUORS,
ard proprirtors OF the celebrated

"MOCETAIN DEW"
have in store and in bond large assortment OF
VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN WHISKEYS,
much of which has been held for upwards Of
TWO YEARS.
They are the sole agents and contractors for
many fine brands, as "P. ENGLEMAS,' -.
G. LEECU,' "BYERLY," "FIREBAUGH,"
GEN OF TIE VALLEY" &c. A. WHITE"
&C., &C.
They deal largely in APPLE BRASDIES,
and have always on sale hne native stocks.
The reputation FOR anc liquors their house
has enjoyed for upwards OF FIFTY YEARS
should guarantee fidelity In filling orders.
Their MOUNTAIN DEW" is known from
Caaaea to Florida and from Cuba 10 Califor-
MIA. Il Is fayorite wherever brought Into com
petition with the best Oscillations Of the North.
South. ard West. se2o-Sm
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TOHN DEURINGER'S
~ CITY SPRING BREWERY,
EIGHTH STREET.
FIRST GRAND VOCAL CONCERT
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER ETH, 1882.
r.. HOFsR'S
TYR0LESE OPERA TROUPE,
combination of five accomplished artists
from Tyrol.
Mrs. HOFFR lPrima Donna), Soprano
Miss BERTHA, soprano;
Miss LOUISA, Alto
Mr. J.. IlOFER lDircctor). Baritone,
Mr. 7. OBERFORCHER, Basso Profundo.
The undersigned has engaged for two weeks the
celebrated
+. HOFER'S
TYROLESE OPERA TROUPE.
Thcy will appear EVERY EVENING at the
abovc-namcd establishments Their vpertoire
embraces y variety of the sweetest TErolcan Solos,
Duets Tri0s, Quarettcs, and Quntets, with the
wonderful Warbincs.
This combination Of artists has performed In
Europe under the patronage Of Empcrors and
kn~s. In this country they appeared for four
week every evening 1T The great
ThNNANG and STE1SWAY HALLS
In New York, and also In other large elites Their
concerts have hccn attended by The largest and
most fashionable audiences, and spoken of By the
press In the highest terms.
Admission, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Concerts commence al o'clock.
oc s-Iw JOHN DEURINGEr.
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VI. ELLISON & co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers In Virginia. North Caro-
lima, Tennessee. and the northern cities, n pub
lshcrs rates. for cash. Apply at this oelce.
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NOTICE TO OSHIPPERS.-ETc-1gITTErsss.s ne
~ The boats Of the JAMES RI a2sSs sSIaz;s?3
YER AND KANAWIIA CANAL coafANx
will leave the dock as usual promptly at II M: on
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and
beyond collected on delivery, or prepaid: at the
he afforded consirnees. but no obligation Is as.
srlmed TO deliver down freight elsewhere than at
nv Office on the Dock without special agreement.
Way freight will not be delivered till charges are
paid.
Boats locked and insured.
dc III EDWARD DILLON. Agent.
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STEAE EERS.

UK M1rrTM HokE kEb phh, All, REGULAR Hn ssis.
LANDINGS On TIE JAMES RIVER.-The fast
and elegant TSITEpy } STATES \ ! \ MAlb steamer
CAPTAIN 2. G. CLIFFORD,
leaves her wharf at Rockets for the above-named
places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and Fki-
DAYS. at &; O'Clock 4. NJ. and returns on Tues
days. Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive in Norfolk In time to con.
meet with steamers for Baltimore ana poLhH
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg on arri'
yal of steamer
Fare to Norfolk, 81 so
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and saturdays,
from IL NJ. to 5 I. NJ, for Norfolk, Portsmoutit
Boston. Baltimore, and principal landings ON
Chesapeake lay and all regular landings on James
river, ut reasonable rates.
No WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Frcights for way-landngs must he prepaid:
Applyto L. B: IAIUM, ageht-,
Sc q once. steamers WHaILs
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PROPOSALS.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD CoIPASY,l
OFFICE CHEF ENGINEER AND
GEEERtL SUPERINTENDENT,
RICi!MC,'D hA., Octobcr2, 1889. J
DROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
/ by the undersigned until The eth INSTANT
for COVERING WITH TIN tbcst ]. {. loaded
charcoal platrl the roofs OF the Cow Pasture and
Wilson'S Creek brl1.es-say sixty squares more or
less. II. u. NHlICOAB.
oc 4-t9th Oct General Superintendent.
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II ARD " 4 Il E.-WATkINS, COT
I L TPELL & co. offer to merchants, farmers,
and mechanics the largest cheapest, and best US
sorted stock OF
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, TOOLS. &C.,
Il has ever been their pleasure to d. before, and
ask an examination 81 their stock and prices.
We are agent for GUM EsLTIN6 and PACK
ING and AMER BRAND BOLIING CLOTHS.
WATKINS, COTIEELi. & Co..
sc IT-:n 1907 Main street, Riehmo nd, Va.
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DRY GOODS.
AK BROAD STREET.

4l5 BROAD STREET. 415
NEW GOODS: NEW GooDs.!
FIRST ARRIVAL THIS SEASON
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
JULIUS sYc1E,s,
No. 4lS Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
I have Just returned from New York where I
purchased one Of the largest and hest-assorted
stocks of DRY GOODS ever offered in the city
AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TINES.
400 pieces LATEST STYLE DRESS GOODS
FINE PLAID PoPLISs. OPP" s
IMPRESS CLOTH. all shades:
ImRlSll m T. and FRENCH POPLINs,
BIiA BhACK Mki and n.aS SoL0RED ALPACAs,
ALL-wooI M0rSsELINES, all colors;
PLAIG and FIGURED DELAINEs great
CLoAKss. sHAwL.s, AND CLOAKING.
HACK MERINo sITAWLs, double and single;
Wool SHAWLS, double and single;
CLOAKS. the latest styles
CLoAKINGs-somcthing entirely new.
FLANNEL! FLANNEL.
$50 pieces OPERA FLANNEL all shades;
WHITE and CoLORFD FLANNEL, plain and
twilled from 25c. upwards.
BED BLANKETS, large assortment
EEAyEF E;ASi nchs9Tu,
BROAD CLOTH,
SATINETS.
KENTUCKY JEANS. &C.
FOR BOYS AND MEMS WEAR.
TAELE-cLoTHs and DAsrAsKs,
TnWELs, WATKINS. and noYL1Es;
LADIES' HANDKEkCHIEFs' i6 great variety.
a large selection Of
RRE!NKFAsr sHAwLs,
MERINo VESTS, for children, misses, and
MEMS and BOYS UNDERsHIRTs and
DRAWERS:
bnd many other articles too numerous to mention.
All Is wanted IS TO lock and convince yourself at
JULIUS SYCLE'S
oc5 Ais Broad street between Fourth and Fifth.
T. II. PRICE. JACOB HALL. f. P. HUDCINs.
FALL 1862
r. II. PRICE & CO..
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS,
tncarly opposite post-cfiice,)
have tnst opened the largest and most attractive
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
they have had since the close Of the var
Elegant BLACK and CoLoREH SILKS,
Every yarlcty Of C0L0RED REPS and PLAID>,
BLACK POPLINS and ALPACA pOPLINS,
ELACk GOODS .rccialty with them;
MOUSELIN PAUL De CIlEYS. IS to so cents per
yard.
Withan endless variety ofGOODSFORLADIES
i ~ ''' - FOR GENTLEMEN.
Tho greatest stock OF CLOTHS and CASsT-
o.cn St0fe. t. which attention Is called.
HANDKERCIHEFS, SOCKS, &C., &C.
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DICHMOND SHOE FACTORY.
RESTAURANTS.

VETELLE, .&
Ii RESTAURATEUR, 19
No 1902 MAIN STREET. EN
the great drought, enters upon the LUXURIOUS
.,,>R> season of autumn under the best auspices.
sIzsE, BY his comprehensive arraug gcncntS he
WEE cures for his guests the luNurics of every
TSA cline, whether OF the land or the water.
lie insurcs faithful attendance and everything that
heart could desire ut his tables. Ills bar is sup
nlied with the very best of LIQUORS. His couu-
try friends and the legislators he invites to his
establishment where they may practice economy
and enjoy luxury to suit their tastes. se2s
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FANCY GOODS. NOTIONS. &c.

FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c.
nRESS TRIMMINGS,
~ DRESS BUTTONS,
DRESS SHIRTS.
NESlIGEE SHIRTS.
HALMJRhL SKIRTS,
J.PhSESE SWITCHES.
BC&RESS, BLAIR Il TIIAXTON,
sc@2-3m II Pearl street.
LALL TRADE, 1S69.-WH1TE GOODS,
u FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES. &C.-Wc have now In store. and offer
to the trade "f Virginia, West Virginia, Tcnnes-
See, and North Carolina, the largest stock of our
goods We have ever done before. Prices guaran-
tc-d rs low aS those Of iohhcrs In any northern
market. VALENTINE 4 FRANKLIN,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In
Fancy Goods, White Goods, Notions, &c.
sc 20--3m
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DRY GOODS.

DAS "OVNsS.
L,VERYBODY WISHING TO BUY
IA FIRsT-CLAss DRY GOODS
SHOULD CALL by ALI MEANS AND SEE
TIE HANDSOME COLLECTION
JUST OPENED
JULIUS MEYERS,
Goa ROA I'D SIRE ET
1.-TWO doors below Sixth strasD.
Being IN New York during the remarkable gold
pa%%ie pGught an mens quantity of FANCY IN y,
which reasonably expected and thereby came In
Possession Of the
GREATEST BARGAINS
ever bought, the advantages Of which wish to
share with my kind customers.
JUST THINK OF
ALI-WOOL FLANNEL FOR &c. yard:
BLACK VELVET RIBBON for 25t. piece;
MARSElLLES and DAISY TRIMMINGS, $50.
SHAMLS, OF every description, from 81 upward;
W0RSTED JACKET so comfortable for gen.
tlcmcn during The winter season.
INDIA-KCBBER CLOTH, Tor nursery purposes.
IN DRESS GOODS,
n full line OF handsome patterns, In all qualities
and shades, Of latest styles.
FOR CENTS AND BOYS WEAR.
splendid assortment OF Cashmere. Cloth Doe
skin. Beaver, Melton, Satine. Kentucky Jeans.
and various other fabrics OF foreign and domestic
origin.
IN SILKS<AND SAYINs, SASH. BONNET,
AND BELT RIBBONS. 60,
All abundant supply.
Thousands Of o:!"~ articlcs in the dry goods
line. JEWELRI, kANCY GOODS. &c.
JULIUS EYER,
oss Goa Z :oad street.
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ROOFS. SHOES. &c


DALL STOCk.-I am now receiv-#
l. ing my usual .- ESO-
FALL AND WINTER SUPPLY e<~
OF
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &C.,
consisting of all the most fashionable styles Tor
ladies, gents, misses, and children, Of the best
qualities.
Also, large assortment Of BOOTS and SHOES
for men, women. and children, suitable FOR farm
hands aud lab rers generally. All OF which ontr
Ut very low prices for cash.
JOHN c. PAGE, JR.,
.oc 7-2w 1908 Main street, below Twelfth
DICHMOND SHOE FACTORY.
We are manufacturing aud Offering at wholesale
TO the trade the best quality
BISMARk RROGUFS,
VIRGINIA BROGUES, fine and coarse;
BALMORALS:
all sewed and made Of the very best materials.
The special attention Of dealers Is called to our
BISMARk BItOGUES.
D. Fl. CHALKLEY & CO.,
oc 2-lm Nos and IL Thirteenth street.